Witness Details Krol Fraud Trial and Company Credits
The Commonwealth case against Max Krol opens with witness Carskaden detailing company records and credits. He outlines December 17 1925 mileage credit, 200 shares issued November 7 1925, and annual credits totaling 2670.92 through 1927, with evidence aimed at proving appropriation of funds and intent to steal.
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Commonwealth
Max Krol
W. A. Carskaden
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mills Corp
Carskaden
Salisbury
N. C
Krol
Corporation Minute Book of Stockholders and Directors Meeting
Combination Journal and
Cash Books
General Ledger
the Commonwealth
Hoffman Motor Co
Arthur G. Jones
Debut Recital Tonight At George Washington Hotel
The Junior Auxiliary of Winchester Memorial Hospital presents soprano Susan Reid Williams Stuart in a debut recital at the George Washington Hotel at 8:30 pm despite cold weather. Norfolk violinist Constance DuPont Darden and Norfolk pianist Mary Stearnes Feller accompany. Tickets at the door.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Susan Reid Williams Stuart
George Washington Hotel
Chas E. Horn
Virginia Roper
Ca pone finishes prison term as Capone kin tied to day
Glances at News of Day reports Ralph Capone, elder brother of Scarface Al Capone, completing his prison sentence in Washington. Hugh S Johnson launches an open roundup criticizing the NRA. In Akron Pittsburgh wreck, seven bodies recovered and two feared dead amid four days of disasters causing 85 US deaths. Senate adds 55 million dollars for World War veterans via independent officers bill.
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McNeil Island
Washington, D. C
Ralph Capone
Chicago
Scarface
al Capone
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Pittsburgh
Akron
United States
Senate
Heirs Named In Will Of J. K. Luttrell
Heirs listed in the will admitted to probate include Mrs. Nettie A. Luttrell widow and children Mrs. Vernon Lichliter Mrs. Lelia Cooper Arthur A and E B Luttrell of Winchester Mrs Loney Shockey Lee W and Lawrence J Luttrell and Miss Nettie Luttrell all of Washington DC and W O Luttrell of New Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Luttrell
Corporation Clerk
Nettie A. Luttrell
Vernon Lichliter
Lelia Cooper
Arthur A
E. B. Luttrell
Winchester
Loney Shockey
Lee W
Lawrence J. Luttrell
Nettie Luttrell
Washington
Peerys 875000 Bill To Follow In Budget Fight
Richmond February 27 The House of Delegates set the $82,000,009 general appropriations bill for 11:20 a.m. tomorrow with the governor's $875,000 tax bill to follow after the appropriations. The day also saw Norris urging a reduction in division superintendents from 109 to about 50 to save an estimated $125,000 yearly. DeJarnette Hospital bill allows charging patients for care, debated hours. Senate schedules include child labor constitutional amendment and Staples Norris salary bill, with horse racing bills under consideration.
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Associated Press
Richmond
House of Delegates
Cather
Norris
State Board of Education
Senate
Peery
Sidney B. Hall
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
DeJarnette Hospital
Cather-East
Staunton
House
Staples-Norris
Commonwealth
Revenue
Senate Finance Committee
Lenten Services This Week at Christ Church
Christ Church hosts Lenten services this week with noon Thursday talks by Rev. Luther A. Thomas and a Friday 5 pm children’s service. The program outlines God’s purpose across Bible study, church, worship, vocation, home life, civic life, and missions, stressing social justice. Mrs. Constance DuPont Darden of Norfolk, a recital participant, stays with Mrs. Joseph A. Massie.
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Luther A. Thomas
Senate action restores veterans benefits amid economy act debate
In Washington on February 27 the Senate approved Steiner McCarran amendments to restore thousands of Spanish American War and World War veterans to higher pension levels. The measures add about 55 million dollars yearly to independent offices pay and require proof of service connection for disabilities. The vote aligned with administration aims, while President Roosevelt warned in a letter to Speaker Rainey that he would veto the Patman bonus bill if passed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Steiner-McCarran
Senator Goldsborough
Maryland
Goldsborough
Threa
Roosevelt
House
Steiner
Rore
McCarram
D-Ney
Rainey
P. C
Byrnes
D-Sc
Shipstead
Minnesota
Palmer-Laborite
Sale of Property of Mrs Bayliss at Hawkins residence
The personal property of late Mrs Laura M Bayliss will be sold at the residence of H O Hawkins one and a half miles west of Opequon at 2 p.m. Friday. See sale bill on page 5. The notice appears in the personal property sale section of the local newspaper.
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Laura M. Bayliss
H O. Hawkins
Opequon
Train disaster leaves eight dead in Pittsburgh wreck
Akron Pittsburgh train plunges from a bridge into a street. Seven bodies recovered, eight total dead with a missing engineer or fireman. Forty injured, many hospitalized, as wreckage and a demolished building are cleared by heavy equipment. Officials say cause unknown. Identified victims include F R Drovo and W M Shaw.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
W. M. Shaw
New Castle
O. C. Douthitt
Youngstown
Ohio
F. R. Drovo
Washington, D. C
David A. Ducharme
Ansonia
Winchester VFW to elect committee chairmen at bank meeting
Commander Lee Coble urges members of Winchester Post Veterans of Foreign Wars to attend an 8 o clock meeting tomorrow evening at Farmers and Merchants National Bank building. The gathering will announce chairmen for several key committees and conduct other important business.
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Winchester Post
Lee Coble
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Easter Pageant Planned for April 8 at Trinity Church
The Ladies Bible Class of Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City announced a church supper on April 4 and that an Easter Pageant will be presented Sunday April 8. The pageant aims to mark the Easter celebration with a community gathering at the church.
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Ladies Bible Class
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Joint Funerals For Three Sisters In North Carolina
Shenandoah county relatives report the triple funeral in Newton North Carolina for sisters Vandelenia Ellen and Laura Dellinger aged 65 70 and 75 who had lived together all their lives. Services were led by Rev. Fred Rockett nephew of the sisters.
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Shenandoah County
Newton
N. C
Vandelenia
Ellen
Laura Dellinger
Fred Rockett
Stryker, Staunton, Va, Citizen, Passes at 67
Harry Stryker aged 67 died in Staunton after a long city service spanning almost 50 years. Local undertakers planned to bring the body back for burial. He helped oversee Staunton’s water works with his father, Hugh B. Stryker, and was long a member of the Sarah Zane Fire Company. He left no immediate relatives. his widow, formerly Miss Brown, resides in Staunton.
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Harry Stryker
Staunton
R. T., Jones and Co
Mr. Stryker
Hugh B. Stryker
Father
Sarah Zane
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Margaret Noakes Stryker
Clarence "Harcy
Arthur Ritter
Clatkes Stryker
Asheville
William Stryker
Frontal
Ward Carper
Clearfield
Brown
Open Roundup Begins Criticism Of NRA In Washington
In Washington on February 27 Hugh S Johnson launched his open roundup for NRA criticism with a twelve point plan in the works for code modification. Congress watched as five forums tackled stock market control and consumer issues while Farley signaled Democratic neutrality in campaigns. The House pursued the agriculture supply bill as the grand jury probe into war department contracts continued and the Rules Committee considered Army, airplane and automobile contracts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hugh
Johnson
NRA
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Senate
Roosevelt
Grand Jury
House Rules Committee
McSwain
Military Committee
Apple Way Camp Sale of 14 Acre Improved Property
A 14 acre Apple Way Camp property with residence, store room, dance hall, filling station and three houses is scheduled for sale by noon on Saturday per the sale bill. The listing notes the site includes an improved land parcel ready for development.
Committees Form for County Clean-Up Campaign
County agent I. Fred Stine announces a five district clean-up drive starting Monday March 5. District committees include Opequon J H Funkhouser chair with P H Wakeman and A F Lillard. Stonewall W S Huyett chair with Alfred W Wright and Edward O Carpenter. Gainesboro M J Pease chair with Fred Whitacre and L H Ramey. Shawnee Edwin R Marker chair with P M Funkhouser and Richard A Cooper. Back Creek W O Baker with W J Muse and E A Richard. The effort aims to visit producers not yet under contract to assess corn and hog production. About 150 have signed up. county benefits are projected to exceed.
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I. Fred Stine
Opequon
J. H. Funkhouser
P. H. Wakeman
A. F. Lillard
Stonewall
William S. Huyett
Alfred W. Wright
Edward O. Carpenter
Gainesboro
M. J. Pease
Fred Whitacre
L. H. Ramey
Shawnee
Edwin R. Marker
P. M. Funkhouser
Richard A. Cooper
Back Creek
W. O. Baker
W. J. Muse
A. Richard
Frederick County
All Creeds Pay Tribut To Late Rev Dr Ainslie
The death of Rev. Dr. Peter Ainslie in Baltimore ends a 42 year pastorate at Christian Temple. Ainslie led Christian unity efforts, drew young followers, and was esteemed across denominations. A 2000 strong Baltimore funeral honored his memory with governors and officials among pallbearers.
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All Creeds
Ainslie
Church of the Disciples of Christ
Peter Ainslie
Baltimore
Christian Temple
Ainslee
Virginia
United States
Ritchie
Howard W. Jackson
United Ce
Simon E. Sobeoff
Committee On Christian Unity
England
Winchester
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Basketball Game Here Tonight features Handley double header
The Winchester Moose meet Toms Brook at Handley Court tonight at 5 30. The G A A s versus Purcellville girls game is cancelled and replaced by a Handley High School sextette contest. Moose travel to Berryville tomorrow to face a noted opponent. Berryville already beat the local team. Mrs C E Fisher of Star Tannery is treated at Memorial Hospital.
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Winchester Moose
Toms Brook
Handley Court
Purcellville
Handley High School
Moose
Berryville
C. E. Fisher
Star Tannery
Memorial Hospital
Tragedies From Airliner to Tsunami of Winter Deaths
The nation counts at least 85 dead in four days of disasters including an airliner crash near Salt Lake City eight killed, a Pittsburgh train wreck eight, southern tornadoes twenty, blizzards thirty, and a bus crash six. Additional fatalities occur from coal gas asphyxiation and other incidents across the South and Northeast.
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Associated Press
United States
Salt Lake City
Pittsburgh
Deep South
Arizona
Darta
Tampa
Fla
Lorain
Ohio
Bethel
Kansas
New York
Pennsylvania
Mercury
New England
New York City
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Bowdoin
High Point
N. C
South
Fire damages woodshed on Fairview avenue near National Cemetery
A woodshed on Fairview avenue opposite the National Cemetery caught fire about 2 am. Firemen responded quickly but nearly froze as they fought the flames. The cause of the fire is not known.
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Fairview Avenue
Ceme
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Geo. Washington Hotel
Schubert
Constance DuPont Darden
Brahms
Nathan Carpenter
Preston
Peyton Marshall
Mary Miller
J. B McKee
Kiergaard
Boyd
Fred Glaize, Jr
James Miller
John M. Steck
Clarke Cooper
Elmar Robinson
Virginia Hunter Boyd
Miller Brothers
Bill
Appropriations Committee
Pollard
Dovell
Christ Church
Norfolk
Joseph A. Massie
THE
Richman
Motiveaist
Black Eye Peas
Millionaire
Staunton, Va
City
Traordinary Agency
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