Martinsburg Personal News and Social Notes Mixed
Social items from Martinsburg report Mr. Fred H. Hable improving after illness linked to past railroad wreck in Florida. Weddings include George Cromwell Blood and Virginia Nelson at Rockville Md. and Virginia Mayes and George Cromwell Blood’s marriage in Maryland. Numerous local visitors and residents appear in birthday and card party notices with arrivals at the George Washington Hotel and homes on North Loudoun and South Loudoun streets.
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Fred H. Hable
Win
Washington
Florida
Coe
E. W. Collis
BE. W. Collis
South Loudoun Street
Hart Lewis
Taylor Ritter, Jr
Ryland Conner
Aid
Taylor Ritter
Edward Capper
Earl Lewis
Lawrence Hollis
Virginia Shryock
Mary Barr
Garland Johnson
Samuel Trenary
Samuel Johnson
Wayne Capper
Phil Hollis
Ja .N. Mayes
H. L. Mayes
Markham
Virginia
Nelson
George Cromwell Blood
New York City
Rockville
Tennessee anti evolution law upheld in Scopes case
The Tennessee Supreme Court affirmed the constitutionality of the state anti evolution act, ruling it permissible to prohibit teaching that contradicts the Bible creation story and signaling an immediate appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Dudley Field Jr. noted the decision and said it would be appealed.
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McKinney
United States ‘Supreme Court
Malone
New York
Tennessee Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Dudley Field
Council reassigns fire matter to committee for inaction
On motion of Mr Baetjer the issue was referred to the fire committee with instructions never to act. The council adjourned. Mr Hable introduced an ordinance that passed first and second readings imposing license taxes for the current year.
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Baetjer
Hable
Williams Pleads Guilty to Having a Whiskey Still
In Woodstock Virginia Circuit Court Charles Williams of Mountain Falls pled guilty to possession of a whiskey still. He was fined fifty dollars and sentenced to sixty days on the state road. Ed Rosenberger faced a continued case scheduled for next week.
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Woodstock
Charles Williams
Mountain Falls
Ed Rosenberger
Williams
Rosenberger
Tabasco Bishop Plans Embarkation for New Orleans
Special dispatches report Bishop Diaz of Tabasco left Tapachula near the Guatemalan border for Puerto Barrios and will embark for New Orleans. Diaz is secretary of the Mexican Catholic Episcopate.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Tapachula
Diaz
Tabasco
Puerto Barrios
New Orleans
Kellogg Testimony Publication Sparks Senate Clash
Washington reports a battle over publishing Kellogg's corrected testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Borah questions deletions from the record while Kellogg brings his own stenographer. Massachusetts leaders urge withdrawal of most U.S. forces from Nicaragua, with Walsh and Gillette ready to lead the debate.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Kellogg
Borah
Senate
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Nicaragua
Walsh
Gillette
House
Representative Moore
Virginia
Foreign Affairs Committee
Estate valued at 100000 left by late Mr LeFevre
Berkely county farmer and bank director Lafevre died recently at Buncker Hill leaving about 100000 in estate. Real estate is 75000 to 80000. Wife Hallie M LeFevre receives 1200 yearly for life. After her death, stocks and personal property are to be divided between sons Harry W D and Edgar B LeFevre. Real estate given to each son for their lives, then to issue. Nephews Downey receive 500 each. Executors named Harry W D and Edgar B LeFevre.
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O Brown LeFevre
Berkeley County
National Bank
Bunker Hill
LeFevre
G. J. E. Sponseller
H. B. Cline
Harry W. D
Edgar B. LeFevre
Pine Hill
Drinker Farm
Edward B
Edgewood
Downey
Edgar B.nieve
Nicaragua Turns Deaf Ear To Plan Of Senator Borah
Washington dispatch reports Congress debating the Mexican Nicaragua question from potential break with Mexico over oil and land laws to attacks on Nicaragua policy and Latin American communism. Borah proposes a new Presidential election in Nicaragua is impossible due to constitutional provisions. Admiral Tallmer orders an overboard disposal of cartridges valued around 100000 dollars.
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Borah
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Mexico
Latin America
Sal
Senate Foreign Relations
Senate
Heflin
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