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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1931
Page
7
Frances K. Aubrey, 23, of Goldfield Nevada, is described as the youngest and prettiest deputy sheriff in the state. The note emphasizes she is not merely an office deputy or a mere job holder.
A government hunter in Arizona reports killing 2300 coyotes 700 bobcats 28 wolves and 18 mountain lions. The case prompts discussions of transfer to Chicago and related state actions.
Public sale of household furniture of the late Abram and E Virginia Crim, deceased, to be held at White Hall Virginia. Proceeds to be used to settle estate debts and costs. Inspect items prior to sale date and bid publicly.
Washington reports quiet marked the eleventh anniversary of Prohibition. Senator Sheppard. Democrat of Texas, said the dry clause would be in the constitution forever. The Wick ersham law enforcement commission offered no new official action on its pending prohibition report.
Senator Davis Republican of Pennsylvania told the revived Senate campaign funds committee he supported clean elections and rejected charges he overspent. He asserted he spent only 10 646 for his nomination and 9 100 in outside contributions. The committee approved Nye's request for 50 000 and hearings extend to next Thursday.
Four men held on orders of a coroner s jury in the Beulah Limerick case were refused release on bail today. The suspects include Robert F. Langdon Washington policeman Vernon Limerick her brother Richard Reed a roomer and William Paddy who escorted Beulah to a dance. The coroner s jury ordered detention for the grand jury saying they possessed sufficient guilty knowledge.
Report notes facts from Moscow trial about a conspiracy for foreign intervention in Russia. Radio messages from WPA Little America totaled over 1 million words, illustrating Byrd's extensive use of radio in his Rotary program.
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