Shanghai Ultimatum Demands From Japanese Authorities
Chinese officials in Shanghai reported a Japanese ultimatum demanding unconditional dissolution of anti Japanese groups. Mayor Wu Teh Chen was given until 6 p m Thursday to respond as tensions rose around the international settlement. Provisions included the closing of Salvation Society branches while U S and British marines prepared to defend the settlement amid battles in Harbin and Kirin province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Bureau of Public Safety
Salvation Society
Japan
Wu Teh-Chen
Chang Haiao-Liang
Fuchiation
Rengo
Aihoku Shim~po
London
Harbin
Kirin
United States
International Settlement
Washington
Stimson
Ronald Lindsay
Italy
Youths Face Grand Jury in Winchester Murder Case
Lawrence Fleet and John C. Wallace Jr of Baltimore, both 18, appeared before a city grand jury in Corporation Court on charges of attempted robbery and murder in the Keller hardware case. Ten witnesses testified in secret as the jury weighed indictments. both youths remain jailed awaiting further action.
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Lawrence Fleet
John C. Wallace, Jr
Baltimore
Corporation Court
William F. Keller
Winchester
Star
Commonwealth
James P. Reardon
Fleet
Wallace
Keller
Philip Williams
L. K. Dellinger
M. Lohr Capper
William E. Cooper
W. P. Anderson
Thomas H. Sprint
Walker McC. Bond
George G. Snarr
Mr. Keller
Tom Boyd
Francis Funk
Joe Jones
North
Loudound Street
Williams
Rial
Water crisis in Winchester shuts Virginia Woolen mill
With Rouss Spring contaminated by an ash dump, Winchester authorities closed the Virginia Woolen Company mill to conserve water. The city aims to boost supply to 800000 gallons daily as officials and workers, aided by convict labor, flush mains and expand an emergency line from Reuss spring.
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Winchester
Virginia Woolen Company
Rouss Spring
Mill
P. P. Pilcher
H. B. McCormac
McCormac
Virginia Woolen
Reuss Spring
Old Town
Shawnee Spring
Heart Ailment Proves Fatal To George S Fries
George S. Fries 55 a Winchester resident died at Memorial Hospital after heart trouble that had plagued him for years He was unmarried carpenter son of the late John B and Elizabeth Parlett Fries born near Cedar Grove Survived by three brothers and two sisters Funeral from Parlett funeral home North Braddock Street at 1 PM Friday with Rev George W Stover officiating and burial at Old Stone Church cemetery Greenspring Six nephews to serve as pallbearers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Fries
Frederick County
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Fries
John B
Elizabeth Parlett Fries
Cedar Grove
T. G
C. A. Fries
A. D. Fries
Martinsburg
W. Va
John Rosenberry
Hopewell
G. F. Lind
Parlett
North Braddock Street
George W Stover
United Brethren Church
Old Stone Church
Greenspring
Inchester Steam Laundry Ad Teasing Service
A small classified style note promotes Inchester Steam Laundry offering to carry your troubles away with a phone number hint and a regular pickup schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inchester Steam Laundry
Apple Market Shipments to British Ports Week Ending January 16 1932
Shipments from New York to British ports show totals for Liverpool London Hull Manchester and overall. Cargo details include various apple varieties with price ranges in U S dollars and a note on exchange rates affecting prices realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bbls
Brits Cts
Liverpool
London
Manchester
G. R. Cooper, Harnden & Co
Yorks
U. S
Utility
Black Twigs
Ben Davis
Albemarle Pippins
Winesaps
Staymans
Stay
U.S
G. R. Cooper
Harnden & CO
England
Scotland
Libert Fruit Corp Water Service Ad
Libert Fruit Corp offers Capon Springs Water delivered to homes. Five gallon sterilized bottles cost $1.00 with a $1.00 deposit refunded for the empty bottle. Contact phone 485.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libert Fruit Corp
Capon Springs
Learn to Dance at Washington Hotel Sessions
Dance lessons offered at the Washington Hotel every Thursday from 12 to 1 PM continuing weekly. Instruction covers basic steps and etiquette with a focus on rhythm and posture. Suitable for beginners and those refreshing skills.
Farm Bureau Opens Warehouse For Members
The Frederick county Farm Bureau opened a sales warehouse along the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks to serve its members. C W Sollenberger is in charge as manager. The bureau handles all farm supplies and seeks new members at a $6 fee. About 300 Frederick farmers have joined. The aim is to keep a steady inventory of farm needs on hand.
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Frederick Copies
Pennsylvania Railroad
C. W. Sollenberger
Frederick County
Handley Schools Observe Birthday of the Benefactor
Handley High School students placed a floral wreath on Judge John Handley’s grave at Mount Hebron Cemetery in tribute to the benefactor on his birthday. No formal exercises were held due to mid winter exams.
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John Handley
Ireland
Scranton
Winchester
Handley High School
Mount Hebron
Handley Tomb
Handley Schools
Handley
Deaths in Clarke County J J Russell passes away
James J. Russell of Clarke county near Berryville died at home from infirmities of age at 5 50 pm He was 75 sevens years old born September 25 1856 He survived by widow seven children 23 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services Thursday at 10 30 am conducted by Rev F B Sapp at the Church of the Disciples of Christ interment Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers listed from Clarke and Frederick counties.
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James J. Russell
Clarke County
Berryville
Mr. Russell
Clarke
Minnie Wood Chapel
Thomas W
Maria Ward Russell
Shenandoah Valley
Russell
DeKalb
Lavenia Linehals
Baker S
Elizabeth Singhass
Shenandosh County
J. C. Beaty
Bluemont Va
Henry Rutherford
L. W. Russel
John M. Mossie
Jamey
Russell, Jr
Herbert S. Russell
BD. K. Russell
C. M. Russell
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Baker E. Russell
F. B. Sapp
Church of the Disciples of Christ
Mount Hebron
Lewis Pidgeon
Charles Tharp
B. H. De+ Haven
H. Anderson
Cecil Bailey
B. H. Byers
Thanks for kindness during illness and death of Ellen Shade
Mr and Mrs V E Shade express gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy during Ellen Louise Shade illness and death and for the use of cars and floral designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Louise
V. E. Shade
For Sale Fine Condition Corn Fattened 8 to 12 Lbs Each
For sale a string of corn fattened livestock weighing eight to twelve pounds each. Wilbur R. Johnston contacts at phone 584-1 and address 1210 Berryville Ave for inquiries.
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Wilbur R. Johnston
Berryville Ave
Water situation prompts Winchester council action
Winchester council reviewed the city water crisis at a special meeting. A study group with citizens was proposed to find remedies, while Mayor Shryock urged a bond issue for a new system and a referendum for the public vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Page
W A. Sale
Glaize
Richard Messer
Virginia State Health Department
F. A. Shryock
Messer
Shryock
Allen
Rouss Spring
Rosenberger
Virginia
T. Russell Cather
James P. Reardon
Reardon
Cather
Fred I. Glaize
Lewis M. Allen
R. Frank Barr
William Beverley
Fred W. Forney
Charles H. Harper
Lawrence C Hollis
Peyton J. Marshall
Percy Dd, Miller
W. Nelson Page
John H. Rosenberger
W. A. Sale
Old Timers for New Comers in One Family Business
A long running retail listing shows Gum Camphor to Hagerstown Almanacs all sold from the same building for 125 years plus. The entry highlights the Miller family keeping the shop in the same location and business through generations, noting items like Tutt's Pills and Chalk Pipes.
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Alcock
Hagerstown
Miller
Motor Vehicle Legislation Moves Through Virginia Assembly
Major motor vehicle bills were introduced in the General Assembly as the House debated minor pay cuts for officials. The Senate considered a 10 percent salary reduction for public school teachers and officials. Redistricting would reshape districts including Seventh, Eighth, and Tenth. The package aims to boost highway revenue and rewrite the motor vehicle code with April 1 1933 effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
General Assembly
House
Senate
W. A. Garrett
John W. Fishburne
Howard Smith
Henry St. George Tucker
William A. Wright
Wilbur C. Hall
Advisory Commission
W. O. Rogers
Waverly
Sena
Gove i
Highway Department
King Harman
Roads Committee
Treasuries
Los
Coca Cola Bottling Works assures safe drinking during water pollution
The Winchester Coca Cola Bottling Co. informs customers they may purchase Coca Cola and other drinks despite city water contamination. Stock produced before pollution remains safe, with supplies to be augmented by Leesburg Virginia plant if needed until the Winchester supply normalizes. D. E. Hawthorne, manager, notes pure as sunlight from bottles at local fountains and stores.
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Coca Cola
Winchester Coca Cola Bottling Co
Leesburg
Winchester
Coca Cola Bottling Works
D. E. Hawthorne
Mer
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