Northern Virginia liquor plant found after fire
Firemen extinguished a house fire two miles northwest of Winchester revealing a 500 gallon still and 1100 gallons of moonshine with over 12000 gallons of hard apple cider. Officers seized the apparatus and large quantities of intoxicants as deputies guarded the scene awaiting further details. Roy Richards was not located at press time.
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Virginia
Winchester
Frederick County
Roy Richards
Richards
North Loudoun
North Cameron
Harry L. McCann
Robert L. DeHaven
C. W. Hollis
Philippine Independence Bill Clears Senate Victory Over Veto
The Philippine independence bill passed the Senate on January 17, overriding President Hoover's veto with a two thirds vote. The House had already voted 274 to 94 to override, meeting the required margin. The Senate tally was 66 to 26 in favor.
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Washington
Philippines
Congress
Senate
Hoover
House
Man slays two, then kills self in Gary siege
In Gary Indiana on January 17 coroner Dr J R Doty ruled Mike Lantare 67 a farmer died by suicide after killing two men Sheriff Roy Holley 43 and Louis Buettner 70 were the victims. Lantare wounded seven others with a shotgun while barricaded in his home delaying police action for hours before an armored truck and tear gas were used.
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Gary
Ind
Mike Lantare
Farmer
J. R. Doty
Lantare
Roy Holley
Lake County
Louis Buettner
Joe Ross
Edward Rogers
Edward Haacak
Ralph Bogardus
Opie Cross
Frank Clark
Othel Caldwell
Poisoning suspected in Pratt family deaths in Atlanta
Mrs Virginia Frazier Pratt and her 10 year old daughter Virginia were found dead in Atlanta with her son Nathaniel critically ill from poisoning. A coroner's jury ruled the mother poisoned the children and killed herself while deranged. Samples were sent to Emory University for analysis.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Virginia Frazier Pratt
Virginia
Nathaniel
Pratt
B. F. Fraser
Northern Georgia
The
Methodist Biscopal Church, South
Chemical Laboratory
Emory University
For Sale 25 Shares Potomac Edison Stock
Classified note offers 25 shares of Potomac Edison 6 percent preferred stock for sale. Quarterly dividend for February 1st included. Trade via P. E. Stor. 17-1n-21.
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Potomac Edison
P. E
United Front Formed on Far East Policy
Roosevelt and Hoover signal united policy on Japan and China in the Far East. Aerial attacks resume against Chinese defenders in Jehol while League of Nations conciliation is deemed unlikely. Stimson policy on treaties reaffirmed. Roosevelt notes sanctity of international agreements.
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Associated Press
Jehol
Tungliao
Geneva
League of Nations Conciliation Committee
Japan
League
United American Front
New York
United Front
Roosevelt
Hoover
Far East
Washington
Stimson
United States
China
League of Nations
Daughter Born To Mrs Snipes After Commutation
Mrs Beatrice Ferguson Snipes, whose death sentence for killing a York county officer was commuted to life imprisonment last week, gave birth to a daughter at the state hospital in Columbia. Doctor Fred Williams said both mother and child are doing well.
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Associated Press
Columbia
S. C
Beatrice Ferguson Snipes
York County
Blackwood
Mothers of Presidents Witness Inaugurations and Deaths
William McKinleys mother was alive at his presidential election and died months after his inauguration. James A Garfield's mother witnessed his inauguration and lived to hear of his assassination soon after.
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William McKinley
James A. Garfield
Coal delivery offer from W. B. Snider & Son
Advertisement states coal delivered for $1.00 anywhere in city توسط W. B. Snider & Son with location 16 1p 21 indicating catalog or page.
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W. B. Snider & Son
Dellinger Brothers 14 1n 6t Rockne Announcement
Local brief notes an announcement by Dellinger Brothers regarding Rockne with a 14 1n 6t detail. Further context unavailable in readable text.
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Rockne
Dellinger Brothers
Famous criminology expert to speak at Handley High
Dr. Guy Morse Bingham of Washington DC will address Handley High School students at a 9 am assembly in Winchester and speak to the Kiwanis Club at 12 45 pm tomorrow, by invitation of the local Kiwanis Club.
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Guy Morse Bingham
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Kiwanis Club
Handley High School
Parents Invited To School Address By Dr. Bingham
Dr. Bingham, an authority on social and business problems, has spoken in every state and conducted over 5 000 personal conferences. He will address Handley High School students at 9 am and later speak at the Kiwanis Club luncheon about crime conditions and youth issues.
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Bingham
Dr. Bingham
Handley High School
Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt pressures farm relief to wheat and cotton
President elect Roosevelt advocates confining domestic allotment relief to wheat and cotton only and seeks quick enactment before the session ends. Senate hints of broader agricultural cost measures and House moves to provide 75 million for 1933 crop production loans, with Smith returning to cast further influence.
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Associated Press
Washington
Smith
South Carolina
Roosevelt
New York
House
Jan
Les Roosevelt
Senate
Garner
White House
Agricultural Committee
Weav er vows to push fireman relief bill in Virginia
State Senator Aubrey G. Weaver of Front Royal told Hose Company No. 4 banquet in Harrisonburg that he will continue the fight for a voluntary fireman relief fund despite possible Virginia Supreme Court ruling against the measure. The proposal would tax all non mutual insurance premiums for 50 cents per $100 to fund aid for disabled volunteers.
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Harrisonburg
Aubrey G. Weaver
Front Royal
Hose Company No. 4
Virginia
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Mutuals
Weaver
Conrad Councilman
Ter
Boy knocked unconscious in street wire short circuit incident
A youth playing with a wire caused it to strike a high tension line at South Loudoun and Bond streets, producing a loud explosion. He recovered before the doctor arrived. The Northern Virginia Power Company workers repaired the blown fuse.
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South Loudoun
Bond Streets
Blanchfield
Death summons Mrs Snyder at Carlisle home
Mrs Mattie Glaize Snyder 61 wife of Harry Snyder formerly of this city died at her Carlisle Pennsylvania home after a six week illness. She was a daughter of the late Capt John Glaize and Mrs Salina Baker Glaize born in Frederick County and married to a Carlisle native who had lived in Carlisle thirty years. She is survived by her husband and son John Snyder of Carlisle a sister Mrs Charles E Murnan of Brookline Massachusetts and a brother Robert L Glaize of the Winchester post office staff. Funeral from the Snyder home in Carlisle at 2 pm tomorrow conducted by a church member with relatives attending from this city.
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Jack Raffo
Virginia State Firemen's Association
Harrisonburg
Nex
Jack” Raffo
Richmond
Virginia
George N. Conrad
Ward Swank
Walter Williams
Episcopal Church
C. J. Dyche
Board of Supervisors
G. G. Martin
F. H. Wheeler
Clifton Forge
Virginia State Firemen’s Association
Curtis Smith
Mr. Smith
J. C. Clarity
Charlottesville
Alexandria
Hose Co. No. 4
Mattie Glaize Snyder
Harry Snyder
Carlisle
Snyder
John Glaize
Salina Baker Glaize
Glaize
Frederick County
Lee
John Snyder
Charles E. Murnan
Brookline
Mass
Robert L. Glaize
Winchester Post Office
Stover Named Virginia Delegate to General Conference
The Rev. George W Stover of Winchester church was elected one of five ministerial delegates from the Virginia Conference to the General Conference. He captured the second most votes in a 142 church election with 18 224 members. Tellers Alson S Hott William A Bailey and L Jackson of Winchester issued certificates. This marks Stover’s fourth consecutive selection since 1921. The quadrennial session meets in Akron Ohio in May.
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General Conference of the Brethren Church
Board of Tellers
George W Stover
Winchester
Virginia
Hott
William A. Bailey
L. Jackson
Mr. Stover
Indianapolis
Ind
Buffalo
N. Y
Lancaster
Akron
Bankers Group Meeting to Hear Prominent Speakers in Clarke
About 260 men from nearly 100 financial institutions in 15 Northern Virginia counties are expected at Clarke Theatre for the Clarke County Bankers Group meeting. William Moseley Brown is banquet speaker as the Virginia Bankers Association conducts its first Clarke County event.
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William Moseley Brown
Pee Ee Va
Clarke County
Anim Rese
Virginia
Bankers’ Association
Leesburg
Winchester
Clarco Theatre
William H. Byrd
First National Bank of Burg
P. W. Anderson
S. W. Keys
Glade Springs
Virginia Bankers
Thomas B. McAdams
State Planters Bank and Trust Company
Richmond
Parker
L. A. Parker
First Baptist’ Church
Berryville
J. Edward Thoma
Grandmothers and a taxi tale headline oddities
Flashes from Ohio and across the nation report quirky incidents. John Urias Day, 18 months, has six living grandmothers, a cookie jar laden brood. In Columbus a cabbie is fined for a red light claim tied to an expecting mother. Chicago residents cope with a superstition club misfortune as a cat escapes. Duluth tells of a jewelry store robber killed by police. a detective sold him game tickets. Baltimore mourns a kitten survivor of a fire at the Dandy Fifth armory.
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Bellaire
John Urias Day
Duluth
Minn
James
Emil Savela
Baltimore
Mike
Fifth” Regiment
Fifth Regiment
Pilot Twogood reaches 100th safe landings in career
Rochester flyer Fred Twogood, who began flying in Kansas under six years ago, marks his 100th safe landing with only two crackups. The veteran pilot notes the saying about keeping a good man down should change to you can't keep a good man up.
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Rochester, Minn
Fred Twogood
Twogood
Kansas
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Guy. Morse Bingham
Weav
Suetonius
Caesar
Julius
Mrs. Snyder
Bankers Group
Clarke County Bankers
N. Virginia
Columbus
Joseph Clifford
Bud Schell
Schell
Chicago
Anti-Superstition Society
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