Missing Major McLeary Believed Found Near Cheraw
A body believed to be Major Samuel H. McLeary Coast Artillery officer was found 11 miles north of Cheraw South Carolina. Mortimer H King is held on charges of slaying and robbing McLeary while Frank Harold is sought as an accomplice. authorities pursue motives and connections as the case unfolds across North and South Carolina.
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Associated Press
UNION
8. C
Samuel H. McLeary
Coast Artillery
Cheraw
Mortimer H. King
McLeary
Frank Harold
Raleigh
N. C
Mortimer H.king
Coast Artillery Corps
D. C
North
South Carolina
King
Son Pa Onsen
Ma McLeary
Sienna
Frank Har
Lockport
S. C
Accomada Uate Sant Ucla
Samuel Leary
J. de King
Asheville
J. D. King
Cahton
Army
Allen
Norfolk
Samuel H.mcleary
Columbia Road
State Highway Commission
Ward Allen
Major McLeary
Enfield
Here
Norfolk Rail
Canton
Fort Moultrie
Keston
C. T
Agei
Alien
Maine campaign to shape national election tone this fall
Republicans discuss Maine prospects at a conference with President Coolidge and National Chairman Butler. Dawes speaking engagements and a Maine victory are debated, with Clarksburg named as a political center in the national race.
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Associated Press
Maine
Coolidge
Jedst
Charles G Dawes
Butler
Everett Sanders
John W. Davis
Goff
Clarksburg
Supreme Court
Clem Shaver
Democratic National Campaign Organization
Yale Crew Wins Olympic Championship Regatta
Yale's unbeaten varsity eight won the Olympic championship regatta for the United States by three and a half lengths over Canada with Italy third and Great Britain fourth. Jack Beresford Jr. won the single sculls for Great Britain, beating American W. E. Garrett Gilmore. Johnny Weissmuller led the US in the Olympic 400 metre freestyle semi finals. The US swept two of three final Olympic swimming events for a strong point total.
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Preas
Argenteuil
Yale
United States
Eli
Canada
Italy
Great Britain
Jack Beresford,Jr
Leselles
France
Unitonites
Americore
United Ites
Australia
Ite
Dirt Free Hauling From Excavation Offers
Henry's Print Shop advertises dirt free hauling from excavation with contact details and call to action for interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Grace Lutheran faces resignation and oil station clash
At Grace Lutheran Church a vote accepted Pastor A A Kelly’s resignation with two weeks for reconsideration amid hopes he might withdraw. The congregation opposed a Standard Oil gasoline station near the church and deferred selling the North Market parsonage after debate about its community value and usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Kelly
Oil
Standard Oil Company
Iteran
North Market Street
Friendship Meeting Sets Reel Team and Uniforms
Friendship organizers call a Monday night gathering to organize the reel team and distribute uniforms for the Harrisonburg trip. All members are urged to attend. F. W. Forney, Capt.
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Harrisonburg
Church May Buy St. Hilda's School
A two year option on St. Hilda's Hall in West Virginia leads to potential church purchase by the Diocese of West Virginia Episcopal Church. The price likely to be paid is about 100000 dollars to convert the hall into a girls school. The church plans a girls school at one site while considering Sheltering Arms in Hansford for a boys school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W- Va
West Virginia
Episcopal Church
St. Hilda’s Hall
Sheltering Arms
Hansford
Early Gains Lost on Profit Taking
New York stock market opened with downward tendencies as early gains vanished after profit taking. Accumulation persisted in low priced rail issues while call money opened at 2 percent. The day closed irregularly with sales near 1,000,000 shares.
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New York
Man Guilty in Shooting Child Receives Thirteen Year Term
Grabill found guilty of malicious shooting in Woodstock case involving a child shot during a spree. He received a thirteen year prison sentence after evidence showed a drunken rage and diminished responsibility. Medical testimony suggested insanity at the time of the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grebill
Grabill
Robinson
Grabbly
J. S. Decharnette
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Sorabill
Grabili
Ceil
Charles M. Curry
Staun
Commonwealth
Philip Williams
Richard Evelyn
Byrd
Richmond
F. H. Brumback
Tower Court
Court of Appeals of
Virginia
Japan raises tariff on luxury articles to about 100 percent
In Tokyo both houses of the Imperial Diet approved a government bill raising duties on about 250 luxury items to ad valorem near 100 percent. Government spokesmen said the measure aims to curb imports, protect domestic industry, and correct the trade balance, with minimal impact on trade with America since purchases there are mainly staples like cotton, iron, and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tokio
Imperial Diet
America
Japan
United States
He M o Hi Mo Entertainment at M E Church Basement
The service class offers an entertainment and social in the basement of the M E Church Stephens City on Friday evening July 18 at 8 PM. Admission 15 and 25 cents with refreshments free. proceeds benefit the kitchen.
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M. EB
Stephens City
William R. Kline Dean of Firemen Dies in Martinsburg
William R. Kline a leading Martinsburg resident and first president of the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association died at his High Street home in Martinsburg in his seventieth year. Funeral Friday at 2:30 from Christ Reformer Church with Rev. A. M. Gluck. interment Green Hill Cemetery. He leaves two sons from first marriage and three from second. survived by brothers J. P., D. W., and Jacob Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Riddle ‘Kittie
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association
Winchester
High Street
Kline
Cumberland Valley
A. M. Gluck
Christ Reformer Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Twenty Free Subscriptions Awarded by The Star
Nineteen Winchester and Frederick county residents and one Keyser resident receive six months of The Star free as part of a two Day-Dollar event at the Winchester office. The first ten winners appeared Wednesday as renewals for six months, with receipts issued. Names include A Lewis Lamp H R Boyce G W Bayliss C Grubbs and others. several more winners listed for Thursday. M Anderson of Clear Brook noted as a longtime reader formerly with Winchester Times.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Keyser
W. Va
Star
The
Ties
Anderson J. Mack Noonan
A. Lewis Lamp
H.R. Boyce
Winchester Times
Northern
Virginia
Anderson
Yard Party At Stephenson Hints Rain Plan
A yard party is scheduled at Stephenson on July 17 hosted by the Willing Workers on Highland Ave. If rain disrupts, the event will move to the next night. Items note for rent and sales appear in the text with mentions of a modern five room apartment and a sale at Manhattan Shirt.
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Highland Ave
Lawn Party July 18 Benefit at Cen Ten Church
Dorcas Bible Class hosts a lawn party benefit at Centenary Reformed Church on Friday night. Corner Kent and Cork Streets event runs from 5 to 9, with plans for a community gathering and fundraising activities.
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Dorcas Bible Class
Centenary Reformed Church
Kent and
Cork Sts
Magazine editor arrested over unknown traffic charges
V L D Robinson managing editor of American Motorist says he was fined $16 in Goochland county for an unknown violation. Secretary Wine appeals to Governor Trinkle asking action to curb what he calls a holdup. Robinson claims absence of posted speed limits near the Breckenridge Road area between Goochland Courthouse and Fife. He warns arrest of county officials for unknown laws and urges road signs at intersections to inform motorists.
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V. L. D. Robinson
American Motorist
Goochland County
D. P. Wine
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Trinkle
Bron Stiboe
Ee Center
Kre ‘Sens
Robinson
Brecke Tilles
Richmond
Shemeres
Cechane
Goochland
Courthouse
Fife
Wine
Cerenane Eee
Brazil War Makes Gains In Sao Paulo Front
A South American observer reports rebels controlling Sao Paulo with federal troops besieging the metropolis. Official bulletins from Rio de Janeiro claim federal operations near completion and that forces hold a large part of the city.
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Montevideo
Unie
Sao Lo
Ing
Santos
Gueothee
Santorim
Sao Paulo
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
la Nacion
First of Big Subs Launched by U S Navy
PORTSMOUTH N H July 17 A submarine twice as large as any built previously for the United States navy was launched at the navy yard here today. This big undersea fighter to be known as the V-1 is the first of a fleet of nine to accompany the battle fleet in any weather and at any speed. The vessel is 341 feet 6 inches long with a maximum breadth of 27 feet 558 inches, a surface speed of 31 knots, submerged speed of 9 knots, and a surface displacement of 2 164 tons.
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Associated Press
Portsmouth
N. H
United States Navy
Navy Yard
Winchester Club Picnic Planned for July 19
The Winchester L.T. will hold a picnic in Brown's Heeds on July 19 Saturday. Members and friends should bring baskets and meet at 141 N. Washington Street at 10 A.M.
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L. T. L. Picn
Winchester L.T
Brown's
N. Washington Street
Great Let Go Sale by J. M. Orndoff opens Friday
An advertisement copy notes an independent Gaso line 20c and strict Pennsylvania refined gasoline from Cooper Mdse. & Oil Co. The Great Let Go Sale by J. M. Orndoff is set to begin Friday morning on page 1 with a 1p listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cooper Mdse. & Oil Co
J. M. Orndoff
J.M. Orndoff
Local Civic League Drives Recreation Play Equipment Funds
Fragmented OCR shows civic group push for playground and stage equipment donations. Names such as Mr. Nigon Mrs. Robt Duffey Wm. G. Hardy and a Friends Church group appear alongside community fundraising notes and reported balances for a town recreation effort in Manchester.
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Eesti
al Re
Anton Eh Leen
Civic League
Lake
Anna
Anderson
Jane
Criti
Nigon
Duffey
Wm. G. Hardy
Woman's Civic
Walter Tee
Injury Report From Damaged OCR Item
A fragmentary OCR line references an injury note and a lost item on N Braddick Street. The passage is incomplete, with garbled phrases about a telephone contact and a Lost-Platinum label, offering no clear names, dates, or outcomes.
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Bodie
HE vi Pel
Guy Goff
Coolidge G. O. P
Old Eli
Monmouth Bt
F. W. Forney
ST. Hilda’s School
Ribill
Service ‘Class
William. R. Kline
Cumberland Valley Society
Great Council
West
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Itingburg
Stephenson
Ip Tf
Haman H
Manhattan
Shenandoah Valley
Brazil
U. S. Navy
N. Braddick
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