Faulkner Dies at 81 Former Senator and Lawyer
Charles James Faulkner 81 longtime lawyer and United States senator from West Virginia died at his Boydville home after a one day illness. He was a Confederate veteran and prominent in fraternal circles. Funeral set for 3:30 pm at Boydville with Masonic honors to follow at Old Norbourne Cemetery.
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Charles James Faulkner
United States
West Virginia
Boydville
Faulkner
Sallie Winn
Charlottesville
Virginia Fairfax Whiting
Hampton
Jane White
Martinsburg
Stephen R. Snodgrass
Chicago
Whiting C. Faulkner
Richmond
Charles James
Mary Wagner Faulkner
Berkeley County
Artitsburg
H. D. Fuller
Richard Evelyn .Byrd
Bessie Love Massie
S. R. Diehl
Presbyterian
Hurch
F. M. Woods
Virginia
Bodyville
Qld Norbourne
Guy
John J. Cornwell
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland, C
Woodrow Wilson
Henry St. George Tucker
Tenth Virginia
Lexington
Eppa Hunton, Jr
John W. Davis
New York
Sol Forrest W. Brown
Charles Town
W. Va
Hunter H. Me~ Ieuire
Bryan Conrad
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
W. Baker
United States Court
Northern District
Elkins
John M. Woods
Charleston
Conrad Syme
Washinton
A. C. Nadanbouseh
W.arlington Roush
James A. Duff
G. J. E. Sponselier
Howard H. Emmett
Robert Snodzrass
J. O. Henson
Senator Faulkner
Norris
Shenandoah
Charles J Faulkner
France
Buchanan
Paris
Switzerland
Mrs Thomas Granted Absolute Divorce and Custody
A decree in Frederick County Circuit Court grants Mrs Isabell Mecann Thomas an absolute divorce from Ernest A Thomas. She receives exclusive custody of their infant and may resume her maiden name Belle McCann.
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Frederick County
Mer
Ares
Isabell Mecann Thomas
Ernest A. Thomas
Themes
Tesume
Babelle McCann
Bandbox Marionettes to Perform at Handley School Auditorium
The Bandbox Marionettes appear at Handley School Auditorium in Winchester tomorrow with a 2 PM matinee for children and an 8:15 PM show for adults. Tickets cost 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults, with both matinee and evening performances heated and well ventilated for a comfortable experience.
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Handley School
Tony Sarg
Winchester
Hantley School
Advante.sele
Sticketts
Winchester Cold Storage to Add 150000 Barrel Unit
Stockholders authorized immediate construction of a new unit at the Winchester Cold Storage Company to store 150000 barrels of apples. Refrigeration experts Van Rensaeller Greene and Quigley Hafer will supervise, with a building committee named to oversee excavation and foundation work. The steel concrete tile structure will mirror the main plant and sit between the railroad tracks near the original building, targeting operation by next apple season. Mgr. and Mrs. C. Cappers have returned to Washington.
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Winchester Cold Storage Company
van Rensaeller H. Greene
New York
Quigley Hafer
Chambersburg
North
Loudoun Street
William Beverley
H. F. Byrd
J. Wigginton
Charles R. McCann
Ray Robinson
Pennsylvania
Baltimore . and Ohio
Winchester to host Virginia Veterinary meeting
Winchester wins bid to host the Virginia Veterinary Medical Association session. Dr. Be W Miller and Andrew Bell lobbied Albany bid. the annual convention will move to Winchester with a three day format and chaperoned by wives or sweethearts of members. officers include Clemmer, McDonough, Buck, Fravel Yampton, and Brookbank.
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Locel Veterinaries
Winchester
Richmond
Virginia Veterinary Medical Association
Andrew Bell
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
State Organization
Miller
Piaper
Staunton
Roanoke
Association
Bell
H. R. Clemmer
J. P. McDonough
F. F. Buck
Rural Retreat
George Fravel
Yampton
R. E. Brookbank
Treasumer
Man sought in Rockingham county murder and wounding
A sheriff posse with bloodhounds hunted George Cave, 40, after he shot and killed Mrs. Charles McDonald and wounded Mrs. Vine in Rockingham county Virginia. Cave was traced to homes near Woodstock and was later taken to Harrisonburg jail as police pursued leads from Shenandoah county. The motive remains unknown.
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Associated Press
Harrisonburg
George Cave
Charles McDonald
Vines
Greenwood
Rockingham County
McDonald
Cave
Vine
Winchester
Valley Pike
Sheetz
Shenandoah County
Woodstock
Jail Sentence For Selling Moonshine in Local Court
Lucien Hodge, a young man from the city, was found guilty in police court of selling half a gallon of moonshine to Prank Shuey and George Ealey. He received sixty days in jail and a $118 fine, with an appeal noted to the Corporation Court. Shuey and Kaley were convicted of liquor possession, each fined $68 and thirty days, suspended if costs are paid. Shuey and Paley are piano tuners.
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Lucien Hodge
Justice Weems
Shuey
George Ealey
Washington, D. C
Coats
Hodge
Corporation Court
Shugg
Kaley
Esoh
Baley
Stele Auto Stolen From North Cameron Street
Police report a Chevrolet coupe owned by Henry L. Haga was stolen from in front of Miller Jenkins residence on North Cameron Street this morning. Virginia license 199789 and motor number 4476567 recorded. Mrs John I Sloat recovering from influenza at home on South Londontn Street. Father John J Massey visiting from Hopewell spent Sunday at Harpers Ferry officiating at St Peters Church.
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Henry L. Haga
Miller Jenkins
North
Cameron Street
John J. Massey
Hopewell
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Miss Elizabeth A. Brown Dies at Winchester Home
Miss Elizabeth A. Brown longtime Winchester resident member of the Society of Friends died at her South Kent Street home after a brief illness bronchitis brought on by a cold. She was 13 next April and left two brothers John I. Brown Richard Brown and a sister Mrs Rebecca Dale all of Winchester. She spent life in the old Brown family home one of the first houses here built of logs now with additions. The funeral will be at her home conducted by Friends with interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Elizabeth A. Brown
Winchester
Kent Street
Yan
Miss. Brown
Society of Friends
Walker
McC. Bond
Annie Rees
Lewis Pidgeon
Mount Hebron
Brown
Palipearere
Richard B. Brown
Paeraon Brown
Leslie Brown
H. Brown
Robert Dele
Harry Maloy
Mies Brown
Richard R. Brown
Elizabeth ‘ Brown
Virginia
Emeland
Miss Brown
Bro
Bim
Kent
Pneumonia Fatal To Mrs Rogers At Home In Roanoke
Mrs. Virginia Tayloe Rogers widow of Captain Mortimer M. Rogers died at her Roanoke home at 6 p m from pneumonia after a week of precarious health. A longtime resident of the area she belonged to the Tayloe family. Funeral is planned in Roanoke. She is survived by Mrs Virginia Boyd of Winchester and Mrs Allen Emmett of Martinsburg plus several children including Hariltop and Tayloe Rogers. Captain Rogers died years ago.
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Virginia Tayloe Rogers
Mortimer M. Rogers
Roanoke
Roger
Virginia
Tayloe
Martineburg
W. Va
Hariltop
Tayloe Rogers
Amanullah Abdicates Afghan Throne and Flees by Air
Frontier rumors say King Amanullah abdicated in favor of his elder brother Inayatullah and fled from Peshawar to Kandahar by airplane. London reports confirm the Afghan monarch’s abdication amid the frontier turmoil and British advisories.
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Amanullah
Pashawar
India
Inayatul-lah
Fabul
Kandahar
London
Peshgwar
Amannilab
Afghenistan
Girls Pallbearers At the Funeral of Miss Martha Pifer
Miss Martha Pifer died after a long illness at age 16. A funeral was held at Macedonia church with Rev. P. Re Meh officiating. Pallbearers included Kathleen Haymaker, Clara Daugherty, Emma Capringy, and Elsie Arnel. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Charles F Pifer, a brother Karl, and sister Dorothy.
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Twine
Pifer
Sereed
Churat
Macedonia
Wince
Etyter
Mise
Dorothy Pifer
Lindbergh Discusses New Airmail Airport Use
Col Charles A Lindbergh conferred with Capt H Weir Cook manager of Curtiss Flying Service at Mare Hill Airport Indianapolis about using a local field for the Trans continental Airmail Service. Lindbergh spent about 30 minutes before flying to St Louis.
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Ug- Associated Proge
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles A. Lindbergh Lannes
Mare Hill
Columbus
Ohio
Fhyer
H. Weir Cooke
Curtiss Flying Serviee
Crown Prince of Norway To Marry Princess Martha
The engagement of Princess Martha of Sweden to Crown Prince Olaf of Norway was officially announced. Princess Martha, born in 1901, is the sister of Princess Alexandrine who is married to the Belgian crown prince, and Olaf was born on July 2 1902.
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Crown Prince of
Norway
Martha
Associated Press
Stockholm
Sweden
Olaf
Mary
Charles
Gustav
Lions Face Hose Co. Four at Haodtey School
Tomorrow at Haodtey School in Martinsburg the Lions meet Hose Co No 4 in a tight basketball game. Admission is two cents. The note also mentions a used car sale promising low prices across various makes and models.
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Lions Vs. Hose Co
Martinsburg
Haodtey School
Fire devastates Worcester area buildings and studios
Fire caused by spontaneous ignition leveled blocks in Worcester and damaged Bachrach Studio and theater spaces. J. W. Mealy’s jewelry and photo studio suffered heavy damage. The blaze disrupted a 160 person audience with smoke seeping into the theater. In Salisbury Maine a burning store and five Negro servers were among other property losses in a two mile valley incident.
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Charles
Akaly
Huyler
Atudio
Dutt Ae
Audie
Coe Ae
Salisbury
Cabot
Coaster County
Atitt
Levin “A. Conger
Berkeley Springs Cagers Segue In Mixed Set Of Names
A fragmentary basketball roster shows players like Sea Tee Mack Fer Bath Cagers and Berkeley Springs under coach Handley High. The list includes several lines of names with positions and initials, a referee noted as Washington, and partial scoring totals.
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Berkeley
Ziler
tLied M. Catlett
Cattlett
C. Bt
Hunter G
Ry Os Myere
Z. A
General Foch Ill in Paris After Heart Attack
Paris Jan reports Marshal Foch seriously ill with heart trouble after contracting a fever and bronchitis. The World War hero, once active at the Armistice, is described as having breathing difficulties and a weakened condition.
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Paris
St Hed
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