Turnbull Bride and Local Social Notes Highlight Winchester
Social and personal notes from Winchester detail marriages Miss Emily Gardiner Turnbull and Mr. Charles Knight at a December ceremony, along with Miss Mary Conner and Mr. Hunter Ritenour wedlock in December. The item lists several locals visiting, studying, or ill with influenza, plus moves and resumptions of study at Washington and Lee University and Farmville.
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Y ‘Turnbull
Mary
Turnbull Beach
de Ter
Emily Gardiner Turnbull
Charles Pavey Knight
B. Mitchell Knight
Mary Gonner
Hunter Ritenour
Mary Eljen Conner
Hunter William Ritenour
Stephens City
Werstown
Wager
George W. Conner
Ritenour
Russell Ritenour
Parker
Monroe Conner
Baltimore Lunch Room Swoop Files Weapons Arrests
Eastern district police conducted a sweep of all night lunch rooms near Baltimore and Albemarle streets, questioning about 75 patrons. Two men, Vincent Russo and Louis Canselli, were arrested after pistols were seized. three others were held for immigration review.
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Baltimore
Nalice
Albemarle
Vincent Russo
Louis Canselli
Investigation of prohibition enforcement proposed in Senate
The Senate resumes after holidays with Senator Jones of Washington introducing a resolution calling for an investigation into prohibition enforcement. Representative Laguaydia of New York initiates House session seeking Congressional Record publication reforms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Jones
Laguaydia
New
Myron Herrick Reported Much Improved by Physicians
Cleveland Ohio reports Myron Herrick United States ambassador to France is described by physicians as much improved from asthmatic influenza. Press dispatch notes his condition shows marked improvement with medical care.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Myron
Herrick
Unites States
Fragon
Yau
King Britains Illness Slows but Maintains Hope
London brief reports the king, in the seventh week of serious illness, shows no change in condition. Medical bulletins note a restless night and no improvement, while officials caution that progress will be very slow yet hopeful for a gradual recovery.
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Associated Press
Ndon
Porge
E. Toyal
Mendez Crashes 75 Miles From Bogota Flight Goal
Lieut. Benjamin Mendez, American training chief pilot of the Columbia air force, crashes 75 miles from Bogota after taking off from Mitchel Field November 23 on a 4600 mile flight. The ordered forced landing was blamed on poor gasoline grade, the pilot unharmed and later rejoined the mission on an army plane.
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Associated Press
Girardot
Columbia
Benjamin Mendez
Columbia Air Goroe
New York
Bogota
Mendez
Mitchel Field
N. Y
Little Hope For Farm Legislation In This Session
Washington Jan 3 A belief that there is little prospect for the enactment of farm relief legislation by the House this session was expressed to President Coolidge by Chairman Snell of the House committee. Snell said the President made no comment. It is a question for both houses whether farm relief should be considered now or held until Hoover administrators take office.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Coolidge
Snell
House Committee
Senate
Hoover
Meeting Called To Consider the Bolivian Reply
Washington officials said Bolivia accepted the draft protocol of conciliation with slight changes. The Bolivia Paraguay dispute was referred to the Special Pan American conference committee and a meeting was immediately called. The Bolivian minister said revisions should be made but would not discuss proposed changes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bolivia-Paraguay
Profit Taking Causes Setback In Stock Market
New York early trading showed heavy profit taking after an opening strength rally. High priced specialties fell 5 to 15 points while many issues reached new highs earlier in the session. Analysts viewed the decline as a natural correction amid easing speculative positions, with some selling tied to fears of higher loan levels and potential rate changes.
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Associated Press
New York
Whucu
General Booth Faces Deposition Move by Salvation Army Council
General Bray well Booth, aged Salvation Army leader, on his sickbed at Southwold, learned the high council has been summoned and a move to depose him is under discussion. Commander Evangeline Booth, Catherine Booth, and the American delegation met at international headquarters, marking the first contact with General Booth’s family since their arrival.
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Marjorie Lowels
Loudoun Street
John Kerr School
London
Braywell Booth
Salvation Army
Southwold
High Council
Oes
Evangeling Booth
Catherine Booth
General Booth
Not Far Apart Hearst Durand Plan Repeal Debate
New York January 3 William Randolph Hearst offered a 25000 prize for the best method to repeal the eighteenth amendment and sent a telegram to Durant who proposed the same prize for enforcing the Prohibition amendment. Hearst said enforcement is not the smartest path and discussed crime and reform.
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New York
Wwilliam
Randolph Hearst
W. C. Durent
Durant
Hearst
Iega
Reservation To Treaty Proposed By Senator Blaine
A second resolution of reservation to the bel lage treaty was placed before the Senate by Senator Blaine Republican of Wisconsin. He proposed that Great Britain's correspondence in the treaty negotiations be not considered as allowing that nation to reserve in its adherence.
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Washington
Senate
Blaine
Republican
Wisconsin
Great Britain
Mountain Falls Christmas Program Highlights
Mountain Falls Sunday school staged a Christmas program with recitations songs and a Christmas message from Rev W P Good. Participants included Mary Velma Hodgson Hope Richard Denny Hershman Dorothy Richard Mack Bri and Edgar Hershman with solos by Gladys Williams Anthelia Richard and a final address by Rev W J Good.
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Mountain
Falls
Mountain Falls
W. P. Good
Sonfi
Mary Velma Hodgson
Hope Richard
Glass
Denny Hershman
Dorothy Richard
Herald Angels
Mary Richard
Joeus
Gladys Williams
Jesus
Arthella Ricard
Anthella Richard
Edgar Hershmas
Christ
W. J. Good
After Rail Crossings Abolished, Guitars Still Risk Curves
A fragmented note warns that even after railroad grade crossings are removed, speech guitarists face danger from cut ins in curves, implying ongoing risk to performers or equipment.
Flu Conference Set for Jan 10 by Gen Cumming
Reports from 32 states indicate influenza declined during the holidays and officials expect the peak of this wave may be past. Surgeon General Cumming set January 10 for the Public Health Service influenza conference to study and combat the disease.
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Mathngton
Cumming
Health Service National
Loywest Eresield
Incfmenza Ant Ley Hogues
Richmond
26 Williams
Virginia
Ody
Iisues
Quse
Sr. Williams
W. &. Foster
Washington
New York City
Faithful Duty and Hope for the Crown of Life
A devotional urging faithfulness unto death for divine reward. It cites Jude's call to build up faith and prayer, praises leaders who strive to reform society, clothe the naked, feed the hungry, and instruct minds, and prays for Christians to urge Jews to accept Christ. Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Earth
Dance Attends Annual New Year Dance in Fredericksburg
In Fredericksburg Virginia on Monday a local business figure Senford Ninde attended the annual New Year dance of the Collegiate Club. He arrived in atypical attire featuring distinctive guard-like garment elements as part of the event.
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Predericksburg
Senford Ninde
Yaa
Rest Brevities Page A Rest Virginia
A Rest Virginia brief notes a church pageant on Christmas Eve with shepherds Mary Joseph and angels, plus watch night services. It lists a string of local visitors and residents visiting relatives in Baltimore Washington and Winchester. It mentions sickness and a New Orleans Picayune quip about auto tags and convicts.
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Rest
Mary
Joseph
Aticlds
Christ
Epworth League Eougs
M.S. Snapp
Alma Brady
Baltimore
Ida. Gordon
Grace Merritt
Ohio
Charles Gorn
William Ashwood
Washington, D. C
Emma Ridgeway
J. J. Ridgeway
Fred Ridgeway
Davis
W. Va
California
Virginia
Nation
New Orléans
Picayune
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Jelease Mary
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M. M. Lynch
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William L. Wierman
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W. R. Brewer
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