Lenine of Russia Dies at His Country Villa Near Moscow
Niccolai Lenine premier of Soviet Russia died at 5 50 p m Monday at his country villa near Moscow. The report notes Lenine the dictator of the proletariat whose death may shift political power to other leaders and impact Russia's future course. The obituary details his birth April 24 1870 in Simbirsk, family background, early revolutionary activity, and his education with mentions of Kerensky.
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Preas
Moscow
Niccolai Lenine
Soviet
Russia
Lenine
Proletariat
Nikolai Lenine
All Russia
Prolet
Bopeia
Ood
Academy
Unive
Mlenine
Vladimir Tilitch Ulianoff
Simbirsk
Alexander Kerensky
Karl Marx
M. Keensky
Alexander Ulianoff
Alexander III
Observer
Benefit Card Party at Winchester Hospital Event
A benefit card party to aid Winchester Hospital is announced to be held at Scaleby on Wednesday January 23 at 3 o clock. Admission is one dollar. To reserve a table contact Mrs Henry B Gilpin by February 1.
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Winchester Hospital
Henry B. Gilpin
Auction at Joliffe's 21 1o 21 Features Today
Comedy added Empire program today and tomorrow with 2 reel Mack Sennett and Harold Lloyd comedy. Pathe ws. A great feature today and one tomorrow. Hand it in now for $20 gold. Valley Auto Accessories Corp features auto robes for cold weather.
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Mack Sennett
Harold Lloyd
Pathews
Handley and Confederate memories mark Lee birthday tribute
In the Presbyteran Church service last Sunday, R Gray Williams praised Judge Handley for sympathy with home rule and freedom and his support for Lee and Jackson. He noted Handley funded schools and a people’s library, courted by ties to Major Conrad and Major Hunter, and announced continued Handley lectures in the new auditorium next year.
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F.ting
R. E. Lee
R. Gray Williams
Handey Trustees
Stonewall Jackson
Robert E. Lee
John Handley
Judge Handley
Lee
Jackson
Scranton
Handley
United States
Holmes Conrad
Robert Hunter
Santa Judge
Handley Fund
Conrad
Handley Schools
Duffy
Mrs. Barton Heads Public Welfare Board
A called meeting of the Public Welfare Board elected Mrs. R. T. Barton as president and Miss Martha E. Stowers as executive secretary and superintendent. The board, appointed by Judge Whiting, will cooperate with the public welfare superintendent and the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court.
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Public Welfare Board
The
Red Cross
R. T. Barton
M. M. Lynch
F. T) McFaden
EB. W. Braithwaite
Cross Junction. Co
Barton
Martha E. Stowers
Whiting
Frank Bane
Public Welfare
Superintendent of Public Welfare
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
Lake Frazier
Hospital Benefit Calendar at Colonial Theatre Tonight
The Colonial Theatre presents Nazimova in Salome with a dance prologue by Martha Ritter. Proceeds to Memorial emergency fund. Junior Camp Fire Girls sell home made candy between acts. Admission one dollar for hospital fundraiser events at doctor Hunters McGuire home and public game carnival planning meeting at Mrs. Lewis Hyde’s.
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Colonial Theatre
Colonial Management
Memorial Emergency Fund
Nazimova
Martha Ritter
Hunter McGuire
Lewis Hyde
Stewart Edmonds
Edward Durrell
J. Hugh Duffy
C. T. Owens
J. A. Richard
Charles W. Trenary
Lucy Kurtz
F.L. Harris
Sara Hughes
Hunter Kern
W. A. Baker
Fall subpoenaed to testify on Teapot Dome funds
Former Secretary Albert B. Fall was subpoenaed by the Senate public lands committee to explain the sources of $100,000 used to enlarge his New Mexico ranch holdings. The panel will question him on the origin of the money.
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Associated Press
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Senate Public Lands Committee
Teapot Dome
New Mexico
Mrs Gilpin to Host Charity Card Party at Scabby
Announcement states Mrs Henry B Gilpin longtime friend of Winchester Memorial Hospital will open her residence Scabby at Boyce for a Wednesday afternoon card party at 3 oclock to aid Memorial Hospital urgent needs. Each player pays 1. A large attendance from Clarke and neighboring counties is expected.
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Henry B. Gilpin
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Scabby
Boyce
Memorial Hospital
Erat
Clarke County
Fire at Spital Fire Reveals Anonymous Letter
Chief Doran disclosed an anonymous note found on his porch after a fatal fire at Which Memorial Was damaged. The note claims robbery occurred amid the blaze and accuses two men, while police recover a nurse’s pearl necklace ring and morphine tablets worth over $100. The letter hints the writer took the jewels to spare an innocent.
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Lastng
Doran
Winchester
Armel
Hote
Auto Plates Due By February Warns Winchester Dealers
Chief of Police Doran urges strict compliance with the automobile license law requiring all dealers owners and chauffeurs to obtain license plates before February 1. Many in Winchester are not yet compliant and no grace will be granted. Unlicensed drivers will be hauled into court with a minimum fine of ten dollars plus costs. Plates can be secured from the Chamber of Commerce or the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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Doran
Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Probate of A. W. Lockhart's will in circuit court
The will of A W Lockhart longtime deputy sheriff and ex Confederates veteran who died near Mountain Falls was admitted to probate. Dated December 29 the will leaves land to son Stewart T Lockhart and life estate to daughter Dilon Sidney with residuals to other heirs. Each of five grandchildren through Anne E Richard receives ten dollars.
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A. W.lockhart
Mountain
Falls
Mr. Lockhart
W. .H. Moore
Jacob I. Crabill
Stewart T. Lockhart
Wardensville
Dilon Sidney Lockhart
Oth
Anne E. Richard
Fruit Growers Report Strong Year in Augusta County
Augusta County Fruit Growers Association reports a sound financial footing and advances in scientific orchard culture at its annual meeting in Staunton. The past year saw the first of a series of packing plants established within the county amid leadership elected for 1924 including R. C. Vance as president and R. T. Moseley as vice president.
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Staunton
Augusta County Fruit Growers Association
Augusta County
R. C. Vance
R. T. Moseley
R. R. Heydenreich
Charles ,Curry
North River
Elaine Hammerstein Shines In Under Oath Love Pact
In Selznick's latest Elaine Hammerstein stars as a society girl who falls in love with a self-made business power. The story, a lion and mouse romance, ends in marriage showcasing blended drama and social intrigue.
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Selznick
Elaine Hammerstein
Shenandoah Valley Academy Defeats Martinsburg Team
Shenandoah Valley Academy defeated Oowaha Athletic Club of Martinsburg 45 to 1 in a game at the academy gym. SV A led 25 to 16 at halftime and scored 20 more in the second half while Dickinson Patterson Carr and Hamman were noted as key players for the teams.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Oowaha Athletic Club
Martinsburg
W. Va
Acad
Academy
Dickinson
Patterson
S. V. A. Carr
Hamman
Duck Hunters Narrow Escape At Frigid Flats Rescue
Three duck hunters were stranded on the edge of Virginia flats in near zero weather. Rescuers from Havre de Grace spent over two hours battling ice to reach them and bring them ashore. The men N. P. Ennis and Frederick Sioenane of Baltimore and B. B. Giles of Rising Sun were revived in the boat’s cabin.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Vehanna Flats
Havre de Grace
N. P. Ennis
Frederick B. Sioenane
B. B. Giles
Rising Sun
Elks Meet Wednesday at Legion Building
The Elks plan a Wednesday 8:30 p m meeting at the American Legion building. Mayor W W Glass will discuss Shenandoah Valley Inc support and a novel fundraising scheme to boost local directors involvement and community interest.
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Egular
The
Elks
American Legion
Gles
Fairfax Lab
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
W. W. Glass
Council to Consider New Pump at Rouss Spring
A special Common Council session convenes at 7:36 pm to discuss installing a new pump at the Rouss Spring water pumping station. Representatives from several pump makers are present to explain their machinery, and Mr Wagoner of the State Board of Health will address the council on the water supply.
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Common Council
Rouss Spring
Wagoner
State Board of Health
Suppression of Evidence Hints in Greer Case in Los Angeles
Judge J Walker Hanby charged that a conspiracy exists to suppress evidence in the Horace A Greer trial for the shooting of Courtland S Dines. He noted disbelief in testimony and said witnesses have concealed facts the court should know.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Horace A. Greer
Mabel Normand
Courtland S. Dines
J. Walker
Hanby
Swift's Premium Hams Ad Copy
Cured to a standard not a price. Uniform mild and delicious hams. Parboiling not required. We handle no other brand. Anderson's Meat Market.
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Anderson
Public Dance at Boyce Va Next Wednesday
Public dance announced for Boyce Virginia on Wednesday January 23 at 8 30 p m. Hall will accommodate seventy five couples. Public invited. All kinds of dancing.
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Boyve
Alleged Bad Check Prowler Seized in Hagerstown
A man using the name Norman Carbaugh of Stephens City Virginia, actually Louis E Worth, was jailed in Hagerstown on charges of passing worthless checks in Martinsburg and Hagerstown. Police found seven similar checks totaling 297.50 and 90 in his wallet along with forged licenses. A allegedly stolen Ford touring car with Maryland plate 71 600 was linked to the suspect, who may also be an auto thief. Worth awaits a $1000 bail for court.
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Norman
Carbaugh
Stephens City
Louis E 'Worth
Hagerstown
Mid
Martinsburg
Worth
Norman L. Carbaugh
Howard Bonneville
Drum Hill Avenue
Baltimore
Maryland
Martingbur
Aires
Frederick County
Pannett
Winchester
Mass Meeting on Winchester Memorial Hospital Needs
A mass meeting tonight at 8 in the Handley Library lecture hall aims to discuss Memorial Hospital needs. Dr Hunter H McGuire will preside with Mayor Glass Reverend MecFaden Colonel Roszel and local doctors likely to speak at the open forum encouraging constructive ideas from residents of Winchester and surrounding county.
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Handley Library
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Hunter H. McGuire
The
Hospital Association
W. W. Glass
F. T. MecFaden
B. M. Roszel
Lost Bicycle Found at Police Headquarters
A child's bicycle found earlier was brought to police headquarters. The owner may claim it by properly identifying the property.
Winter fronts for your car
For sale from Valley Auto Access and Jolliffe and Jolliffe. Counter showcase items available in a limited listing, offers, and details likely on page 41.
Empire schedule announced for today and tomorrow
The paper lists today and tomorrow showings including Three Wise Fools and added two reel Mack Sennett comedy and Fun From Press. Tomorrow features another Va mountain story like Telable David plus Harold Lloyd comedy and Pathe News.
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Mack
Shinett
David
Harold Lloyd
Pathe
Two Men Die In Suburban Car Crash Near Harrisonburg
CORONER INVESTIGATES after a car overturned on Old Furnace Road near Harrisonburg Virginia. The vehicle, traveling at high speed, carried four men from nearby towns to a hospital. Joseph Layman age 35 and George Layman age 22 both died at the scene while Edward Layman and Charles Raines survived with injuries.
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Harrisonburg
Mmiti
D.C. Reherd
Joseph Lay
Mary Layman
Edward
George
Charles Raines
W. R. Mauck
Sician
Mauck
D. C
Art
Betheen
I George Layman
Layman
Jonah
Raines
Valley Auto Access Corps Faces Caution on Winter Alcohol Stock
A brief note warns that stock of alcohol may be insufficient in cold weather. Valley Auto Access Corps advises planning to avoid shortages during winter conditions and urges customers to check availability.
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Corps
Auction Notice For Jolliffed Cars And Goods
Auction listing for multiple cars and household items described as good stove wood livered and varying sizes. Contact number 307-W for details and bidding location and time not specified.
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Harmer
To keep your car from tree
Valley Auto Access reports guidance on preventing vehicle collisions with trees, offering safety tips and steps for drivers to reduce risk and protect occupants in rural and suburban driving conditions.
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Valley
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Nicolai Lenine
Alibess
Jolliffe’s
View Comedy
Empire
Tomor
Robel
Ip 41
Valley Auto Access, Corp
Handley Onge
the Evening Star
the Strand
Jolliffe
S. V. Academy
Vla Martinaburg
Bowles Carr Dickinson
G Potts Paterson
Hamman Jones
Dainte Thibodeau
LF Lodge
Martin
Washington,v. I
Legion Building
Star Office
SWIFT
Pasoer
Valley Auto Access. Corp
Jolliffe & Jolliffe
Jos
Edward Layman
Arthur Lee
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