Referendum Talk Grows on Federal Day Act and Dry Issue
Washington reports a push for a constitutional referendum to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment as drys mobilize for action in Congress. Prohibition Commissioner Doran blames inflammatory attacks for the Florida raid killings of two enforcement officers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mary K. Norton
New Jersey
House
Congress
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Blaine
Senate
Treasury
Justice Department
Prohibition
Doran
Pe Mnel
Florida
S. R. Patterson
Robert K. Monecure
George W. Moore
West Palm Beach
Borah
Idaho
Pilot's Hands Clutch the Steering Wheel
Sixteen charred bodies lie in the Ocean Side morgue after a TA Maddux airliner crashed while returning from Agua Caliente. All eight men and eight women perished. a Western Express pilot witnessed the disaster as fog reduced visibility to a 200 foot ceiling. The tri motor all metal liner broke through soft soil and burned, with Pilot Russell found still gripping the wheel.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Ocean Side
Aguacaliente
Mexico
Western Express
U.A. T.maddux Airways
Agua Caliente
California
Russell
Russel
T.A.T
Mount Taylor
Grants
New Mexico
San Diego
Calif
Maddox
Pacific Ocean
Film
Stage Set for Naval Parley Opening
London prepares to open the naval disarmament conference with five delegates meeting Prime Minister MacDonald and King George, as battleship reduction and parity talks loom. Hoover signals cautious hope while Japan and Italy push for favorable terms amid conciliation.
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Associated Press
London
George
Buckingham Palace
Hoover
Great Britain
Italy
France
Westminster Palace
Ramsay MacDonald
No. 10
Downing Street
Geneva
King George
Sandringham
Army Rules Expand Prohibition Offense Across Posts
The War department announced new regulations making any violation of national prohibition a military offense. Secretary Hurley said the measure strengthens enforcement and applies to army posts in the Philippines and other overseas locations, even where no prohibition law exists. The older rules already kept those posts dry.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Hurley
Philippines
Continental
United States
Protest filed over Norris senatorial candidacy
Willard Clapp of Elmwood Nebraska filed with the secretary of state a protest against the certification of George W Norris as a Republican primary candidate. Clapp argues Norris does not affiliate with the Republican party within the law and contends he is an independent, while noting the right to run before voters.
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Associated Press
Lincoln, Neb
George W. Norrie
Willard Clapp
Elmwood
Neb
Clapp
Norris
Hardie Sprayers Parts and Service Notice
Local listings advertise Hardie Sprayers Parts and Service and Butler's Backing House with brief catalog style details. The clipped item implies a business listing or notice on an early page, noting the services and a related entity.
Opening day session of city court underway in January term
The January term of the Cor ration Court began with a regular grand jury and judge Williams setting pending cases for trial. An appeal from a police court conviction for statutory assault faced capias after bail expired. A second endorser liability dispute lingered as Luttrell sues the Emmett Company over a $10.50 share. Jury summons for Friday planned for Shade Motor vs Sinclair Refining, with Hughes Motor vs Kent Taylor set for Saturday. A show cause rule against Landis Tire for failure to appear was ordered, with writ returnable Friday.
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Williams
Police Court
A. R. Snapp
Snapp
Lawrence C. Hollis
Foreman
Curtis Creswell
Harry C. Fletcher
J. C. Oakes
Daniel Wright
J. Fred Goss
B. L. Krotse
Stanford Hawkins
Frank A. Jacqués
L. L. Hockman
Frank P. Harry
Virgil Prince
J. Henry Luttrell
F. S. Emmett Sons Company
Luttrell
Emmert Company
Yies
Shade Motor Company
Sinclair Refining Company
Hughes Motor Company
Kent
T B Clinic Slated Here Friday January 24
The District Nurse Association will host a chest clinic in the association offices beside the county clerk's office on Friday January 24. Dr Dunn of the State Board of Health will supervise with nurses assisting. Examination hours are 9:30 am to noon and 2 to 4 pm. The clinic is free to all and urged for those with possible tuberculosis symptoms. children under 14 are examined only by physician request.
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District Nurse Association
W Tl
Dunn
State Board of Health
For Sale 25 Shares George Washington Hotel Stock
Classified notice offers 25 shares of George Washington Hotel preferred stock for sale. Contact R. T. Bryarly at 137 N. Main St. by phone 33 for details. Listed in a dated newspaper notice.
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George Washington Hotel
R. T. Bryarly
N. Main St
Doctor Snapp Relocates Office to Medical Arts Building
Dr Ralph B Snapp announces move of his practice to the Medical Arts Building next to the bus terminal with occupancy slated for January 22. See Consumers Utilities Co advertisement on page seven, column lb.
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Ralph B. Snapp
Medical Arts
Lindbergh Flies Motorless Plane in San Diego
Col. Charles Lindbergh made a motorless glide from San Diego over the ocean reaching 500 feet and staying aloft for thirty minutes to qualify for a first class glider pilot license. Mrs Lindbergh watched without piloting.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Charles R. Lindbergh
Birthday observance honors General Lee in cold Winchester church
The afternoon service at Christ Episcopal Church honored Gen Robert E Lee with United Daughters of the Confederacy and Confederate veterans in attendance. Ry Gray Williams of the Winchester bar delivered the address praising Lee as the outstanding military leader and moral figure. Hymns favored by Lee were sung as the rector led a brief service.
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Robert EB. Lee
Williams
Ry Gray Williams
Winchester
John J. Williams
Grand Camp
Confederate Veterans of
Virginia
F. T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
Lee
Robert B. Nelson
General Lee
Winchester Banks
Stratford
Westmoreland County
Lexington
A. J. Montague
Richmond
H. St. George Tucker
Washington
Dynamiting of Oviedo Residence Sparks Martial Law
Oviedo is under emergency patrols after a residence belonging to Capt. G. G. Smith, vice president of the defunct Bank of Oviedo, was dynamited last night. Sheriff J. F. McClelland and deputies from nearby counties searched for clues while officials believed the attack may link to a previous Bank of Oviedo dynamiting.
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Oviedo
Fla
J. F. McClelland
Sanford
G. G. Smith
Bank of Oviedo
Orange
Semite
Townshall Sloan
Bank of
Entire Block Swept By Flames in Waynesboro Fire
A three story business block in Waynesboro Pennsylvania was destroyed by a blaze. Officials estimate the loss at 625000 dollars. Ten residents of the third floor apartments were rescued by firemen using ladders.
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Associated Press
Waynesboro
Leading Race Horse Trainer Ryerson Dies After Illness
Oscar Ryerson a trainer and manager in the race horse industry died Saturday night at Memorial Hospital after being brought from Audley Farm near Berryville. He left a murky family history, with clues of Germany and California connections, and a 1902 American passport. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. at Kurtz funeral home with interment at Mount Hebron.
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Oscar Ryerson
Memorial Hospital
Audley Farm
Berryville
Allen
California
Germany
Charlemagne Tower
Montana
United States
Henry T. Oxnard
Blue Ridge
Los Angeles
Upperville
Ryerson
George Walker
H. Teller Archibald
the Plains
Archibald
Chicago
Walker
B. B. Jones
Saratoga
Nyerson
Lewis Reese
American
Kurtz Funeral
Robert B. Nelson
Mount Hebron
Capitol District Kiwanis Officials Hold Conference
Full representations of the Maryland and Delaware Kiwanis offices were on hand as the Capitol District Kiwanis met in Fredericksburg Virginia with the president and other officers present. Jeese H. Bimford named district committees including Dr. William S. Hess as chair of the underprivileged children committee and Dr. Henry L. Converse as chair of the club relief committee. Andrew Bell of Winchester was to speak at the secretaries conference.
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Associated Press
Frederisburg
Maryland
Delaware
Henry L. Converse
Harrisonburg
Relef
Andrew Bell
Winchester
Luxury: costlier to sell than to make, says Louisville Times
The Louisville Times defines a luxury as an item that typically costs more to sell than to produce, highlighting the premium nature and market dynamics of high end goods.
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Louisville Times
Turkey Flock Sued Over Ownership in Frederick County
A civil suit heard in the Frederick County magistrate’s court questioned the ownership of eight turkeys that wandered across Canterbury area farms. Lee J. Cave sued Arch Clevenger for 48 dollars claiming the birds belonged to him after Clevenger allegedly possessed them. The case drew a large crowd, witnesses offered mixed sightings, and the court imposed 34.80 in costs after Clevenger offered no testimony. Cave appealed to the Circuit Court with bond posted.
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Frederick County
Rthouse
Cibe
A. J. Tavenner
Rinker
Lee J. Cave
Arch Clevenger
Canterbury
Cave
Clevenger
Methodists Plan Training School for Winchester Group
The Winchester District will hold a Standard Training School for the Winchester group February 16 to 21 at Braddock Street Church. Twenty six schools are represented and teachers are urged to attend to study special Sunday school work. Rev. R. K. Nevitt of Washington will lead with assistance from Dr. and Mrs. FH Wolfe and Miss Etta May Russell.
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Winchester
Braddock Street
R. K. Nevitt
Washington
FH. L. Wolfe
Etta May Russell
Infant dies at Memorial Hospital from Brucetown
Bettie Lee Bragg eight months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fur man R Bragg of near Brucetown died at Memorial hospital after a short illness. The infant from Brucetown Methodist Episcopal Church South will be laid to rest Tuesday at 2 30 pm with Rev Clark officiating. Interment in Brucetown cemetery. Pallbearers are Thurman Pierce William Jobe Frank Bragg and Joseph Bragg.
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Bettie Lee Bragg
Furman R. Bragg
Brucetown
Memorial Hospital
Brucetown Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mr. Clark
Thurman Pierce
Wiliam Jobe
Frank
Joseph Bragg
Winchester Barber Shop Opens Under New Management
The Winchester Barber Shop at Riley's corner is now open for business under new management. It promises prompt, efficient, and courteous service. See Consumers' Utilities Go. adv. on Page Seven.
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Riley's Corner
For Rent Modern 6 Room House Leicester Street
Advertises a modern six room house for rent at 423 West Leicester Street with immediate possession and contact person B. M. Sullivan.
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Leicester St
B. M. Sullivan
Hotel Winchester Restaurant Opens at Riley's Corner
New management takes over the Hotel Winchester Restaurant offering home cooked meals at Riley's corner with announcements of fresh offerings and updated services for diners.
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Riley's Corner
Cyril Mee Opens Winchester Hotel Cafe and Barbershop
Cyril Mee invites old and new patrons to try the restaurant and barber shop at the Hotel Winchester, both under his personal management. The notice emphasizes welcoming guests to the dining and grooming establishments.
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Winchester
Virginia lawmakers return to work after Washington trip
Virginia legislators return to Richmond for the 1930 session with heavy issues ahead including a general appropriation bill for near 46 million dollars. They toured Washington and met Gov Pollard and Gov Ritchie to discuss beautification and park cooperation as they prepare to resume business.
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Richmond
Virginia
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Washington
Frank L. Ball
R. Walton
Pollard
George W. Keiner
Adjt
Natlon
Old Dominion
Alexandria
Capital
Ritchie
Maryland
National Park and Commision
Price
D. Sinclair Brown
Catholic Priest Chief Speaker at Methodist Rally
The Men's Bible Class of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church hosted a January meeting in Guild Hall with guest Rev. William J. Kerby from Catholic University. Welcomed by Pastor Mr. Depp and organized by Dr. A C Christie, the event drew local Bible class presidents and others. Music was by L S Branch on a saw with Mr. Geer at the piano.
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Calvary Methodist Episcop Church
A Walter
Winchester
Guild Hall
William J. Kerby
Catholic University
Depp
Calvary Church
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