Police and Gangsters Roar Through Winchester Street Battle
A dawn gunfight erupted on Braddock Street as robbers blasted a safe at Garber Manufacturing with nitroglycerin. Police pursued by car and foot, firing at the fleeing thieves who escaped in a high powered Studebaker. One car wreck was reported near Cross Junction with possible injuries. three suspects were detained for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funk
Boyd
Bowers
Cross Junction
Cross Junction Section
C. Lee Barr
Luther Pannet
Robert DeHaven
Frederick County
Frederick
Pannett
C. W. Hollis
Lee D. Butler, Inc
Champlain St
N. W
Washington, D. C
Studebaker
Pierce Arrow
Metropolitan Police Department
Washington
District of Columbia
North Carolina
Maryland
Raymond Bayliss
Perry H. Carmen, Jr
K Street
D. C
Lucian Funk
G Street
John Colvin
Winchester
Garber Manufacturing Company
Bullet-Sprayed Trees Mark Crime Scene Near Wolfe and W Streets
Trees near Wolfe and West streets show extensive bark damage where a gangster took refuge. At Melvin Green’s home on South Washington Street a copper-covered steel jacket 45 caliber bullet was found embedded in a door after penetrating a screen door frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe and
Melvin Green
South
Washington Stret
New Seventh District Convention Planned for August
The Seventh District committee meeting proposed a Charlottesville convention on Saturday August 27 at 1 p m to reorganize the Congressional Committee select a district committee and nominate a Republican candidate to oppose Henry St George Tucker in Lexington The meeting named J A Garber and D Wampler Barman as likely candidates with Garber or Barman favored to stand for Congress Mayor John W Morrison chaired the session and the convention will set one delegate and one alternate per fifty votes cast for President Hoover in 1928 with one lady member per delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittees
Charlottesville
Congressional Committee
Congress
Henry St. George Tucker
Lexington
J. A. Garber
Commonwealth
D. Wampler Barman
Rockingham
Garbe
Barman
John W. Morrison
Seventh District Committee
Hoover
Mar
Cholera Epidemic Strains China Amid Heat Wave
An AP report from Shanghai notes a severe cholera epidemic spreading from Canton to Peiping with hundreds of new cases daily. The heat wave appears to fuel transmission as injections of anti cholera serum reach large numbers, while officials count the grasshopper pest as last year’s costly problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shanghai
Canton
Peiping
China
Europe and United States debate post Lausanne reparations
European leaders push for a gentlemans agreement to scale Germanys reparations while the United States Senate remains hostile to canceling or reducing war debts. A world economic conference may be planned for late summer as the Bank for International Settlements handles the German bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Acierien
Togo
Lausanne
Gentman
U. S
Washington
Germany
Congress
United States
Senate
State Department
McKellar
Tenn
Suffered Tortures From Rheumatism Promise Relief
Mrs. Sarah Lawrence of Salem Virginia describes severe rheumatic pain after flu and credits Natex with quick relief. The ad touts Natex as a superior prescription easing pain stiffness insomnia and digestion while improving appetite and overall health. Sold by Peoples Service Drug Store and leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lawrence
Salem
Peoples Service Drug Store
Nine Deaths From Accidents In Maryland
A Maryland weekend tragedy toll reaches nine with deaths from crashes and drownings. Lena Wright of Glen Burnie died from injuries after a collision on Annapolis Boulevard. Granville Woodland and his 11 year old son James died in a Cambridge crash. James died later. Ward, 73, was killed in Cumberland after stepping into traffic. Dudley Loevly, 30, of Middletown Ohio, sank in a West River hole and was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland
Lena Wright
Glenburnie
Annapolis Boulevard
Cambridge
Granville Woodland
James
Woodland
Elliott Island
John Calvin Ward
Cumberland
John Emieriem
Ward
Dudley Loevly
Middletown
Ohio
Idlewilde
Market Report: Daily Summary From Local Markets
Local markets provide daily corrections and price notes as The Star notes it does not assume responsibility for typographical errors. The report highlights commodity prices and market movements observed in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Public Sale of Gillespie Perdue Frederick County Farm
Public sale announced by substituted trustee Harry R. Kern of a farm in Stonewall District Frederick County Virginia. Sale set for July 23 1932 at 11 AM in Winchester with 100 acres net after releases. Purchase cash lines include liens from M L Parsons Anna Parsons to F E Gillespie and others.
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Gillespie(perdue
Frederick County
M. L. Parsons
James P. Reardon
Union Trust Company
Circuit Court
Virginia
Greenbrier Joint Stock and Bank
Harry R. Kern
County Court House
Winchester
Stonewall District
McCann, Robinson Et Als
Anna Parsons
C. W. Taylor
Ida Elizabeth Perdue
F. E. Gillespie
Dunne& Duvall
Public Sale of Valuable Mountain Land in Winchester Virginia
Public sale ordered by the Corporation Court Warren Rice and Luther Pannet Trustees on August 6 1932 at 11 a m in Winchester Virginia. Three tracts totaling about 219 acres 252 acres and 125 acres across Frederick and nearby areas offered separately or as a whole. Terms require one third cash with balance in two equal annual installments at 6 percent interest secured by deed of trust and insurance.
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Corporation Court of
Winchester
Virginia
Warren Rice
Luther Pannets
Harry M. Et
Court House
3Ree
Run
Elise Elisha Orndorff
Sallie Russell
Harry M. Sartelle
M. M. Lynch
Harry H. Lynch
Circuit Iie
Frederick County
Mt. Williams
Wardensville
G. W. Hulver, Sartelle
Elisha Orndorff
G. Harry Richard
Back Creek
George Hulver
Isaiah D. Wright
Harry M. Sartell
Luther Pannett
Baltimore Publishing Co. v Russell Jackson et al
The case concerns the realty seized and possessed by Russell Jackson. The Commissioner will publish a notice of the time and place of proceedings as required by the order of reference dated June 22 1932 and issued July 25 1932.
Special Master Commissioner to Hear Lien Claims in Va Case
In the City of Winchester Virginia the cause is referred to Julian Baker as Special Master Commissioner to report liens on the described property and their priorities determine property values and any other pertinent matters Creditors must prove claims at his office 4 N Loudoun Street Winchester on Monday July 11 1932 Claims to be supported by necessary evidence Proceedings may adjourn day to day if not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Miller
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Chancery
Winchester
Rouss Avenue
Warren Rice
Frederick Co
Herbert S. Larrick
James L. Gardner
George W. Conner
Russell Jackson
Julian Baker
Commissioner's
Frank C. Campbell
Loudoun Street
J. W. Baker
H. K. Benham
Notice to creditors in estate of Josiah Shade
All persons with claims against the estate of Josiah Shade are requested to settle with the administrator I D Shade within two weeks. The notice appears in a historical newspaper style seeking settlement of debts and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Shade
I. D. Shade
Cornelian Shade Debt Settlement Notice
Unclear OCR reads a debts or claims notice involving Cornelian and Shade. Indicates settlement with unspecified parties within two weeks. No clear names, dates, or locations discernible.
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Garber’s
Frank Taylor
G. C. Kindig
Jack Bowers
Tom Boyd
Francis Funk
Garber Place
Wolfe Street
South Washington
West Wolfe Streets
Washington Street
Company I
Paul Hartman
Virginia National Guard
Hollis
Hartman
S G. Waller
Richmond
Waller
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Eisis
Banking
So Rao
Banking House
Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Boon
Renner Alcibie' Ab Ice
Ea Oro
Pons Matoko
Weer
Wm. G. Hardy
William Beverley
T. Russell Cather
R. Gray Williams
Richard H. Gray
Europe
America
Ford
Bickers Motor Co
Market Report
Mary J. Mellinger
Baltimore Publishing CO
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