Grabill on Trial in Virginia Shooting Case
Woodstock Va July 16 Henry Grabill faces trial for shooting into Frank L Robinsons car wounding five passengers including two year old Carl Lee Robinson The first trial in April saw Grabill convicted for shooting and wounding others In court the baby testified by being shown to jurors and Robinson described Grabills threats and shots as the car sped away Jury selection occupied hours with forty three jurors reporting and forty two called for service The case moves forward with details from the earlier trial and testimonies set to continue on page three.
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Woodstock
Henry
Duck) Grabill
Las
Frank L. Robinson
Carl Lee Robinson
Commonwealth
Grabill
Little
Carl
Lee Robinson
Dan Case
Robinson Ee
Bing
Grabitt
Thake
Grabitl
Ee Robinson
Huffman
Robinson
Bein
John £. Hanan
Duck
Williams
Caer
Walter Good
I. S. Roller
Rise
J. F
BF. A. Funk
BE. Fleming
Virginia governor delays decision on Lee report
Virginia Governor Trinkle will not rule on the special legislative committee report about Commissioner McDonald Lee until next month. The majority exonerates Lee on several charges but criticizes his indiscreet ties to young ladies aboard the state boat Commodore Maury. The minority accuses misconduct and extravagance and urges removal.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Trinkle
Special Legislative Committee
Virginia Game and Inland Fisheries Department
McDonald Lee
Lee
Cone
Colonel Lee
Commodore Maury
Warren
Pittsylvania
Maury
Governor, Fisheries ,Commission
For Rent Show Room and Parts Room at Mid City Garage
Room for rent at 118 W Monmouth Street and access to shop space available. Apply in person or call 540-W Iptt ee for details at Mid City Garage located on Yip street.
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Monmouth S&t
Yip St
Mid City Garage
Dollar Day sales draw crowds to Winchester shops
The second annual Dollar Day sales open with a morning rush at Winchester stores drawing buyers from Virginia and West Virginia. Shoppers came prepared with lists and vendors note strong demand for higher quality merchandise at cut prices. Stores will stay open until 9 pm tonight and tomorrow. The Star’s publicity boosted traffic as merchants report sales exceeding expectations.
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Winchester
Virginia
West Virginia
the Star
Star
The
Gray and Sheetz
M. B. Clowe
the Evening Star
Harbor Lights thrills at Colonial Theatre with daring rescue
The Colonial Theatre screens Harbor Lights an Associated Exhibitors photoplay starring Tom Moore. The plot centers on a fiancé facing a man determined to ruin him a perilous cliff edge fall a 125 foot plunge into the sea and a dramatic life saving rescue.
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Colonial Theatre
Harbor Lights
Tom Moore
One J
Mayor Glass Vetoes Resolution Over White Way Liability
The mayor threatened to veto a city council measure that would have shielded Virginia Power Company from liability for injuries on the White Way, prompting the council to pass an ordinance mandating repairs. A special session followed to address the White Way dangers and approve standards for a Standard Oil drive-in station and other gas-related permits.
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Glass
Virginia Power Company
Spike Sounhton
R. Gray
Iyage Nee Ak
Glassed
Page
White Way
Standard Oil Company
Water and Braddock
Chas. P. McVicar
Henry
The
Star Today
mid-City
North Main Street
Rouss Garage
Braddock and
Water Street
J. H. Cooley
South Market Street
McVicar
R. C. Green
West Leicester Street
PP. C. Neidemeyer & Company
West Water Street
Mr. Capper
M. ©. Copenh
Millwood Avenue
Robinson
Cooper
Sewer Committee
North Market Street
Kern Street
Beatjer
J. Fred Goss
Cecil Street
Objection to Standard Oil Drive-In Station Near Grace Church
The Standard Oil Company asked Winchester City Council for a permit to build a drive-in filling station at the Water and Braddock streets corner on land owned by Chan P. McVicar. Councilmen L. F. Cooper and J. George Baetjer, church members, objected due to safety concerns for churchgoers and Sunday school, prompting withdrawal of the permit request for now.
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Standard Oil Company
Water and Braddock Streets
Chan
P. McVicar
McVicar
L. F. Cooper
J. George Baetjer
Grace Lutheran Church
Mr. Cooper
Mr. Baetjer
Church Council
J. 8. Stump, Jr
T. R. Cather
Stump
Winchester
Cooper
Baetjer
Lutheran Church
Hunter Grimm
Cork Street
Photoplay Free Tickets At Empire For Apple Blossom Benefit
Tonight and tomorrow at the Empire theater patrons can buy discounted ticket bundles for any matinee or evening show as part of the Apple Blossom Festival fundraiser. Milton Sills stars in Skin Deep with a comedy and Pathe News. the orchestra has added a second violinist for the good music program.
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Milton Sills
the Empire
Cedar Cliff Church Pageant Benefit Friday Night
A pageant to raise funds for Assembly's Training School will be held at Cedar Cliff Church in Vaucluse at 8 o'clock Friday night July 18. Hats priced at 1.00 will be featured as part of the event.
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Cedar Cliff Church
Vaucluse
Benefit Assembly
For Rent Modern 6 room apartment
For rent a modern six room apartment with potential amenities. Property listing shows HRMAN H HABLA as contact with incomplete details. Further verification needed to confirm address and terms.
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Hrman H. Habla
Davis to name campaign manager and DNC chair
John W. Davis will announce today his campaign manager and new Democratic National Committee chair, after deciding to sever all legal and business ties. He resigned as general counsel for the Associated Press and withdrew from law firm Stetson, Tuings, Russell and Davis, plus directorates at United States Rubber, Acheson Topeka and Santa Fe, and the National Bank of Commerce of New York. Close friends say the post could be offered to someone soon, though no selection had been made.
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Associated Press
New York
John W. Davis
Democratic National Committee
George White
Clem Shaver
West Virginia
Frank Love
Davis
Stetnon, Uings, Russell and Davis
Associated Preas
Cnly
United States Rubber Company
Acheson, Topeka,and Santa Fe
National Bank of Commerce of New York
Davis Main Pean
Notable Convention Opens Discussion on Ad Industry
The text describes an important departmental meeting in London on the modern advertising industry. Gov Sellfridge, described as the American, addressed delegates highlighting the Mall and commercial advertising. The aim was to shape the United States delegation's view on contemporary business research and advertising scales.
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United States
Business
Gov. Sellfridge
London
Automobile Blaze Near Millwood Road Alarm Rises
Captain Ewart Johnson of Clarke county Virginia was returning from Winchester about 2 pm when his car caught fire near the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad crossing on Millwood road. The town fire department responded but the blaze was subdued with little damage to the vehicle.
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Ewart Johnson
Clarke County
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Millwood Road
Brazil Federals Claim Victory in Sao Paulo
A Brazilian communique from Rio de Janeiro reported by La Nación states the federals won an important action against rebels and captured many prisoners. Telegrams indicate patriotic battalions have been organized in nearly all cities of Sao Paulo state to battle the insurrection.
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Associated Press
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
la Nacion
Oficial
Sao Paulo
Bandits Seize Gems in New York Jewelry Robbery
Three bandits robbed the Louis Fried jewelry store on crowded avenue in New York's lower east side and escaped with gems valued at four thousand dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Louis Fried
Crowded Avenue
Lower East Side
Wages Cut at Interwoven Mills Resumes Operations
Six interwoven Mille Inc. plants in Martinsburg and nearby towns reopened today under a reduced wage scale averaging 10 percent. The plants, halted June 29 due to slack demand, include sites in Martinsburg Berkeley Springs Hagerstown Maryland and Chambersburg Carlisle area.
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Associated Presa
Martinsburg
W. Va
Iterwoven Mille Inc
Berkeley Spring
Dlarpera Ferry
Hage,satowm Md
Chambersburg
Carliste
Mrs. Bragonier Dies Suddenly In Early Morning
Mrs. Bragonier, longtime soloist and member of the Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church choir, died at 2 46 AM at her home on Braddock Street. Born Jameson, she was 76, had spent winters away, and leaves two children Mrs. Spangler of Zanesville Ohio and James Bragonier of New York City. The funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Fi 2 Faden
Ham’ ‘Timmons
Arthur Spangler
Maryler
Bragonier
Irene
Brigonie
Brden
Jameson
James BD
Elizabeth
Henry M
Loudoun Street
B . Church
D. H” Bragonterson
Old South
Old
Grocery Firm Moves
Newcome and Newcome announce a relocation of their grocery business to a new storefront at Cliffe, signaling a strategic move to reach more customers.
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Newcome and
Newcome
Cliffe
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J. 8. DeJarnette
R. E. Byrd
Tawkee
Power Co
MAQE
Standard
Photoplay Magazines
Margaret L. Hodgson
NEW Democratic
Charman
Brazil
Mars
Father’s
Pam
Byterian Choir
Daughter
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