Death ends glove magnate career at Graichen firm
Fred A. Graichen head of F A Graichen glove manufacturing died at his home after returning from a three week southern business trip. He suffered a sudden decline around 3 am and died shortly after a physician’s arrival. Services were planned for four o’clock at a local church. Graichen founded the firm with his sister Carrie D Graichen and family ties stretch back a century as the company supplied the southern trade with prized antique quality gloves. He leaves sister Carrie, step mother Elizabeth, and half-brother Rev J George Graichen of Morristown Tenn. The firm has been gradually reduced to meet current demand for gloves.
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Fred A. Gaichen
F. A. Graichen
No. Street
Arin
Ohio
Louisport
Carrie D. Graichwae
Water Street
Cali
V. Henkel
Mr. Graichen
Graichen
Lighozise
Oeapohy
G Ner
Reglove Manufacturing Frm
Carrie Draichén
Fistry
South
Gratchen
Lewisville
Amd
Hdhijies
Carrie D. Graichen
Gabeth Graichen
Morristown
Tenn
Guards Contain Stone Mountain Dispute After Borglum Firing
Armed deputies guard Stone Mountain and the Stone Mountain Confederate Monument Association property as Borglum and JG Tucker face destruction charges. The group seeks $50,000 in damages for destroyed models, arguing the designs remained the association’s property under contract. Mrs Borglum contends the entire memorial design originated with her husband, noting exclusive rights and copyrights.
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Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Stone Mountain Confederate Momental Association
Gutzon
Borglum
JG. Tucker
Dekal County
Association
Virginia Compulsory School Attendance Law Debate
Virginia legislation on compulsory school attendance is discussed with notes on enforcement, exemptions for employment and distance, and results from Frederick County attendance rising from 59 to 79 percent. Robt B Nelson notes policy and state law sections issued March 24 1922. Commissioner James M Hayes Jr refutes delays in vehicle registrations and reports 50,000 more licenses issued in 1925 versus prior years.
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Frederick
Clarke
Sibj
Tocat
Frederick Coutty
Robt. B. Nelson
Acts of Assembly
Virginia
State Board of Education
Wnless
Richmond
Motor Vehicle Department
James M. Hayes, Jr
Winchesa
Chester
Hayes
Winster
Morning update on ailing patient at hospital
Morning bulletin reports the patient was somewhat better but remains seriously ill. At 2 PM doctors observed weak heart action and there is continued apprehension about the condition.
House Approves Dickin Coop Market Bill as Substitute
The House passed by 284 to 95 the Dickin cooperative market bill as a substitute for the Haugan proposal. It adopts recommendations of the President's agricultural commission and now goes to the Senate with an uncertain fate.
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Associated Press
Washington, Fel
House
Agricultural Committee
President
Harlem Saloon Shooting Tied to Political Feud
Police report four unnamed detainees will be charged in the Harlem saloon shooting of a well known unidentified man who fled the party with politicians and women friends. Acting Precinct Chief Enright said an alderman and others in Harlem Democratic circles attended the late night event. The victim ran from the saloon chased by three men who shot him from behind and fled. A taxi driver described a large flag leaving the saloon and a dog guarding the victim. Theories include protection of two women guests or a broader political feud with multiple victims in Harlem.
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Red Press
New York
Harlem
Cane Enright
Re ‘Duiver
Boyce Seriously Ill in City Hospital
Grawelt Boyce is critically ill in the city with a worsening condition. The report notes he has suffered ailments since wartime service and continues to be affected by lingering health issues.
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Grawelt Boyce
Ngsing
Radio sets bring presidential inaugural to your home
The Valley Service Station, Inc advertises Atwater Kent and Fada Neutrodyne radio sets to receive the inauguration speech from Washington on March 4. The ad promises nationwide broadcasts and quality music, urging readers to listen at home.
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Washington
U. S
Atwater Kent
Fada Neutrody
the Valley Service Station, Inc
Hail Insurance Rates Announced for 1925 Season
Arthur, general insurance agent at 40 Rouss Ave, hands out complete information on hail insurance rates contracts for apples peaches corn and other growing crops for the 1925 season. Call in person or ring 447 for details. The agency bills itself as the largest hail insurance agency in the South.
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Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
South
Frederick County Fruit Growers Meeting Notice
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association will meet Saturday February 28 at 2 30 p m at Handley Camp. H Gold is president and the notice calls for attendance by growers and members to discuss association matters.
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The
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association
Handley Camp
H. Gold
Ownership history of Market Square tied to Frederick Plaza
The passage notes Market Square now Frederick Plaza with city hall on part of it. It references Mr Graichen’s mother, widow of F August Gedihen, formerly Miss Kleiss of Baltimore, and sister of Mrs Walter D Sloat of South.
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Market Square
Frederick Plaza
City Hall
Graichen
F. August Gediehen
Kleiss
Abhimore
Walter D., Sloat
Cake Sale In Solenberger Window By Circle Six
A church fundraiser notice announces a cake sale on Saturday February 28 in Solenberger's window. Circle No. 6 of the M. E. Church South organizes the sale to support church activities.
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Solenberger’s
M. E. Church
South
Sweet California Prunes Prices At People's Bargain Store
Prunes in 50 60 size priced at 12 and 40 50 size at 15 cents per pound. Bargain listing notes stock at a local shop with trimmed descriptions and no additional details.
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California
Admiral Jones Says Washington Sinking Due to Cumulative Fire
Admiral Hilary P. Jones testified before the House aircraft committee that two 1400 pound non explosive shells from a plane struck the Washington deck with one failing to penetrate. He said the ship was sunk by the cumulative effect of all fire rather than bombs. He noted lessons from 1921 German ship bombing tests.
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Washington
H. P. Jones
Hilary P. Jones
House Aircraft Committee
Perkins
New Jersey
Admiral Jones
Prisoners in county jail to be moved to state farm for care
Sheriff Pannett reports Governor E Lee Trinkle arranged transfer of tuberculosis patients Galliday and Maurie Lillis from the local jail to a state farm for treatment. The governor says the farm superintendent will bring the men in soon, the county asked to cover transporting costs, while the state argues it must bear medical care costs. Lillis faces a short remaining sentence. Galliday has about nine months left before transfer.
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Pannett
E. Lee Trinkle
Galliday
Maurie Lillis
Frederick
Ias
Lillis
Defense Rests In Lin Bottom Case
The defense in the Linwood Bottom murder trial rested its case in Richmond Virginia on February 26 as prosecutors began rebuttal testimony. The report notes Mrs C A Ginginger returned to Pittsburgh after a week with Mr and Mrs A J White on Fairfield Avenue.
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Lin Bottom
Associated Press
Richmond
Linwood Bottom
Howard BD
Brown
C. A. Ginginger
Pittsburgh
Mrs. A. J. White
Mass Meeting Urges Protest of School Superintendent
Patrons of public schools and Frederick County taxpayers are urged to attend a mass meeting at the Court House on Saturday February 28 at 2 PM to organize a protest against the reappointment of the present Superintendent of Schools. Signed J B Bywatchers Publicity Committee.
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Frederick County
Court House
J. B. Bywatchrs
Abas With The Cross Word Amathema Watch This Space
A quirky note taunts readers with a puzzle tease labeled ABAS WITH THE CROSS WORD AMATHEMA. The brief item hints at a forthcoming feature or column titled Watch This Space, inviting curiosity about future content.
Gloria Swanson Signs Record Salary With Fo cus Players
Los Angeles February report states Gloria Swanson, the film star in Paris, has signed a new contract with the Focus Players Laskey Corporation paying her 17500 dollars weekly, a direct salary and the highest yet for a motion picture performer. She had earned 7500 weekly under prior terms. The Paris clinic notes she is resting well after a recent operation.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Gal
Los Angeles Examiner Today
Gloria Swanson
Screen Star
Paris
Focus Players-Laskey Corporation
Drill Call For All Members At Armory
Headquarters Co directs all members to report at the Armory Thursday evening at 7 30 for drill. No absences will be accepted. Uniforms must be worn at all formations. Lawrence C Hollis first lieutenant and commanding officer signs the notice.
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Lawrence C. Hollis
Spring's Smartest New Hats Display Alert
Display notice for a two day event on Thursday and Friday February 26 and 27 featuring hats by Margaret L Hodgson. The item highlights spring fashion and a specific designer in the readable fragment.
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Margaret L. Hodgson
For Rent One Furnished Room Central Location
Classified notice stating a single furnished room for rent in a central location. Includes contact reference to E. R. Ai!care via the Star and mentions a date 2-25-11.
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E. R. Ai
Large Canning Company Seeks Local Location
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce, upbeat about securing a large canning plant for Windous, urges farmers in Frederne to attend a public meeting tomorrow at 2 pm at the County Cow Be to discuss potential farming and supply arrangements. Secretary Andrew Bell reports J. S. Haldeman supports the proposal if satisfactory terms are set.
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Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Frederne Preganis
Fternoon
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
J. 8
Haldeman
Major Barton To Act For Legion At Barrett
Major R T Barton former head of Virginia American Legion receives telegram from national adjutant Creviston to attend and act as official representative at the funeral of Dr Kate Waller Barrett in Alexandria Virginia. Barton and W A Baker will travel from Roanoke to join Mrs Baker. The funeral service will be conducted by the Rev Percy Poster Mall with burial at Widewater Virginia.
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R.T. Barton
Tateher
Virginia Department
American Legion
Creviston
National Organization
Tojanapolis
Ind
Legion
Kate Waller Barrett
St. Paul's Episcopal Guach
Alexandria
Barton
Barrett
Américan Auxiliary
W. A. Baker
Robert Y. Post
Baker
Virginia
Department of the Aul
Sami Conto Ashington
Baker and Shryock Insurance Firm Notice
J. W. Baker General Insurance Company Braddock and Water streets Winchester Virginia announces partnership with Baker and Shryock location. Dated February 29 item appears in page B8t. Details indicate a business notice for regional insurance services and office address.
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General Insurance Cor
Braddock & Water St
Winchester
Virginia
Baker & Shryock
Mr and Mrs J Worth Hott Return to Collingswood NJ
Mr and Mrs J Worth Hott and their son have come back to Collingswood New Jersey after visiting the home of Bryant James Hott on North Siradsouk street.
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J. Worth Hott and Son
Collingswood
N. J
James Hott
Siradsouk Sno
Congressmen zone district report tease
A fragmented note mentions a congressman, a district, and a plan involving a detective plane pursuit. The garbled text hints at a pursuit or deadline around one o'clock but lacks clear names or locations to confirm details.
Hospital Plans Reveal Rotary Club Involvement
The report outlines expert input on hospital development with Rotary Club participation in Winchester. Mr Holtzman provides key details on facility needs, seeds funding, and collaboration with the hospital and local groups.
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Rotary Club
Winchester
Plaid Mre Ide Thwaith Aut Hamel Miss Louise Thwaite
In a terse, fragmented note two returning travelers from Florida are referenced with unclear context. The text mentions winter resorts and a rackiben term, suggesting a travel or resort-related item with names that appear garbled.
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Ide Thwaith
Louise Thwaite
Bhai
Florida Np
Rackiben
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