Widespread Hunt Mades for Slayer of a Little Girl
A large police manhunt stretched across Michigan and border states for the killer of five year old Dorothy Schneider near Mount Morris. Some suspects were questioned as 500 officers and volunteers hunted, while Genesee county officials offered funeral aid to the slain girl’s family.
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Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Miskawaka
Dorothy Schneider
Flint
Mich
Parmalee
Hunt
Mount Morris
Dodge
Genesee County Board of Supervisors
Leslie Schneider
Border States
Michigan
Tawas City
Bay City
Shenandoah Valley Review premier at Empire Theatre
Shenandoah Valley Review will show at Empire Theatre next Thursday through Saturday January 19 20 and 21. The 1500 foot film covers Harpers Ferry to Roanoke including Shenandoah National Park and Woodrow Wilson birthplace and is directed edited by Kavanaugh with Weinberg and Deinberg and photographed by Riley. The film’s production by Shenandoah Valley Inc was aided by Shenandoah Valley Theatres Corp and has State Board of Censor approval with national distribution planned.
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Shenandoah Valley Review
Moving Pictures
Valley of Virginia
Empire Theatre
Lee
Daniel Kavanaugh
Isaac Weinberg
Daniel H. Deinberg
George A. Riley
Shenandoah Valey, Inc
Shenandoah Valley Theatres Corporation
Harpers Ferry
Martinsburg
W. Va
Roanoke
Shenandoah National Park
Woodrow Wilson
State Board of Censore
Virginia
Convention to Build Special Hall for 25,000 in Houston
Democrats name a 16 member planning panel to stage the national convention in Houston. A temporary 25,000 seat hall is planned, replacing the 5,000 capacity City Auditorium, with George Mara to oversee preparations and ground survey.
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Houston Hall
Associated Press
Hous
Oscar Holcombe
Houston
Jesse H. Jones
Houston Auditorium
Committee
Washington
Alfred E. Smith
New York
March
Hague
New Jersey
Brennan
Illinois
Spellacy
Jegs. Jones
Teday
Port Prp Srr
Smith
Navy Committee Backs Time-Bound Warship Program
The U S House naval committee voted 15 to 1 to require completion of new warships within a specified time and to bar presidential suspensions without Congress consent. Representative McClintic opposed the first motion by voting present. The panel said the plan aligns with budget and the President’s fiscal plan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilbur
House Naval Committee
Congress
McClintic- Democrat
Oklahoma
McClintic
Officers Announced for The Commercial and Savings Bank
The Commercial and Savings Bank directors, elected at the annual meeting, organized for the year naming Herbert Larrick as president, H C Sheetz as vice president, John I Sloat as cashier and trust officer, with Fred A Crisman and Harold R Edwards as assistant cashiers. Sloat also named secretary of the board. All clerical staff reappointed.
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The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Herbert §. Larrick
Vias
H. C. Sheetz
John I. Sloat
Fred A. Crisman
Harold R. Edwards
Sloat
14 MORE DAYS For Progressive subscription rates
The notice advertises renewal options for The Progressive with a yearly price of $3 by mail or $4 by carrier. It urges readers to mail or subscribe before the expiration date Tuesday, January 11, and mentions a 5 cent increase for the other rate.
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Advan
the Evening Star
Governor redeploys National Guard to curb illegal dredging in Virginia
Virginia Governor Byrd orders two more National Guard units to Gloucester county to halt illegal oyster dredging near Mobjack Bay after a patrol boat firing near ground leased to F. W. Darling. Captain Buck reports seven rifle volleys as 15 boats intruded oyster grounds. Commodore Maury leads oyster fleet to the bay. Norfolk unit ready for rapid field duty.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia National Guard
Gloucester County
Mobjack Bay
Byrd
National Guard
One Hundred
Maury
York Rogre
Rietons
Harry F. Lyrd
183Rd Infantry
Harry Houston
Norfolk
W. W. Sale
Pein Mmedia
Nerhoe Ha
Commonwealth
David Lindsay
Gloucester
Houston
Katie
F. W. Darling
Hampton
Darling
John Buck
Chester B. Koontz
Adjutant General
Lions Face Martinsburg Fast Team At Handley Gym
The Lions meet a Martinsburg Chevrolet Motor Company squad tonight at Handley Gym at 8. Ex college players on the Martinsburg roster boost the visitors, making the contest expected close. Referee Prof. W. R. Legge will preside, with 25 cent admission benefiting the tuberculosis fund.
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Lions
Martinsburg
Handley Gym
Tonite
Chevrolet Motor Company
Handley Gymnasium
Winchester
W. R. Legge
Farmer Salvation Theory Stirs Rotary Talk in West Virginia
J Burns Huyett, WV farmer and Federal Farm Loan Bank appraiser, told a Rotary Club gathering that three paths aid farmer prosperity: legislation, technical education, or leaving farmers to work out their own salvation. He cautioned against subsidies causing surpluses and praised experiment stations and livestock discipline to curb losses.
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United States
J. Burns Huyett
West Virginia
Federal Farm Loan Bank of
Baltimore
Rotary Club
Huyett
Quifa
Federal Farm Loan Banks
W. R. Legge
Handley Faculty
Hugh Duffey
John Livengood
J. A. R. Snapp
J. Wood
Harry McCann
Robert S. Smith
John Fishpan
Paul Haldeman
Rosser L. Campblel
Howell Bond
P. H. Gold
Scott Grant
H. B
Boyce
Johns
H. T. Antrim
Allison Solenberger
Lewis Flenner
C. C
Funkhouser
F. W. Cather
Grover Schlack
James P. Reardon
Philip Williams
Clark Cooper
E. W. Dixon
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Mr Penney Elected President of Christian Herald
Jas C. Penney, founder of the Penney stores, has been elected president of the Christian Herald of New York. The announcement came via publisher Graham Patterson. Penney said he accepted the post to advance the magazine mission in religious and home journalism while en route to his Florida farm.
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Jas. C. Penney
The
Christian Herald of New York
Graham Patterson
Florida
Green Cove Springs
Jacksonville
Penney
Christian Herald
Kraut Pork Supper at Centenary Reform Church
Community event notice for a Kraut pork supper hosted by Centenary Reform Church. Held Friday January 20 from 6 to p.m. Tickets priced 50 cents. Proceeds support church programs.
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Centenary Reform Church
Farm For Rent: 350 Acre Limestone Farm
Legal notice for a 350 acre limestone farm for rent. Attorney M. M. Lynch is listed. Publication appears in a dated classified notice.
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M. M. Lynch
Atty
President Coolidge Heads South En Route to Pan American
President Coolidge travels from Washington toward Key West aboard a special train heading for Havana to address the Pan American Congress. He tours Jacksonville and Miami stops with Mrs. Coolidge and Cabinet members aboard, waving to crowds along the way.
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Coolidge
Key West
United States
Texas
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Jacksonville
Davis
Labor Department
Miami
Daytona Beach
Fla
Havana
Cuba
Pan-American Congress
Fredericksburg
Richmond
Handley lecture on the Sun draws 800 to Handley High
Dr.8 A. Mitchel of the University of Virginia spoke at Handley High School on the sun and eclipses of the sun. He described sun characteristics and displayed dramatic photographs of the sun surface with snowflake like features and flaming protrusions. He noted seven total eclipses required extensive travel and months of prep time.
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Handley Foundation
Handley High School
Mitchell
Cacconochle
University of Virginia
Scotland
Merchants Urged to Secure Licenses Now
Commissioner of the Revenue W. Trenary urged merchants and others to obtain their state or city licenses during January to avoid delays from month-end rushes. The January window applies to all licenses and will not extend past January 31. City automobile licenses are also renewalable this month.
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W. Trenary
Han
Commissioner of the Revenue
Weather outlook hints at cold start then warm rain possible
The forecast from Washington on January 14 by the Associated Press projects a fair and cold first part of the week for the North and Middle Atlantic States, followed by a rise in temperatures midweek with rain or snow and moderate warmth in the latter part of the week.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Sandino Support Demonstration Circles State Department
More than twenty demonstrators led by Herbert Benjamin of Philadelphia marched twice around the State Department in Washington expressing sympathy with General Sandino of Nicaragua. Police reported no interference or disorder.
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Associated Press
Washington
Sandino
Nicaragua
Herbert Benjamin
Philadelphia
Workers’ Communist Party
State Department
Chamberlin and Williams Seek New World Endurance Record
Clarence Chamberlin and Roger Williams continued an endurance flight from Mitchel Field aiming to beat the 51 hour 11 minute 26 second record set last April. Fuel leaks and cold tested them, but they planned to stay aloft past 3 34 p.m. to claim a new world record if possible.
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Associated Press
Mitchel Field
N. Y
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Robert Q. Williams
Roosevelt Fian
Clarence D. Chaune
Roger Q. Williams
Roosevelt Field
Clarence Chamberlain
trans-Atlantia
Roger Williams
National Aeronautic Anne Cesoline
Chamberlain
Germany
New York Weather Bureau
Washington
Williams
O. K
Clarence
Long Island
Mitchell Field
Farm for sale or rent near Mount Falls Virginia deal
For sale or rent is a 280 acre farm at Mount Falls Virginia with 16 acres of orchard. It can be divided into 100 acre and 180 acre tracts. The property has good buildings ample water and a well fenced area for hay and orchard farming. Contact I D Wright Winchester VA. Also mention of a telescope aided snow gauge in Sequoia National Park Alta Peak district eleven miles away.
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I. D. Wright
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester
Alta Peak
Sequoia National Park
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Valley Review
Empire
Hortense
Urde
Ohio
Springfield
Mass
Apion
Navy Committee
C. and S. Bank
Mr. Huyett
Mr. Penney
Mami
Southeast
Dixie
Old Dominion
Star
Winchester Star
Progressive Farmer
Our Star
ATER
University
Sandino’s Friends
Chamberlin
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