Woman Injured in Martinsburg Pike Auto Crash
Mrs Archibald H McCahell of the county's north section was removed to her home after treatment at Memorial Hospital for bruises and a severe nervous shock from a collision between her husband’s auto and a bus on the Martinsburg pike near here. Mrs McCarroll was thrown from the vehicle. her husband was uninjured. The accident involved several locals named Julia Loftin and the Lillis family. Andrew Lillis inherits the estate in trust for his support and education with Harry H Lynch as trustee and executor, Bond $1 500.
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Archibald H. McCahell
Memorial Hospital
Here
Williamsport
Martinsburg Pike
McCarroll
Pike
Per
Julia Loftin
George
Maurice
John
James Lillis
Andrew Lillis
Harry H. Lynch
Will of Thomas Lillis Is Proved In Winchester Probate
The will of the late Thomas Lillis who died recently in the southeast city section has been admitted to probate in the Corporation Clerk s office of Winchester. The document leaves each of his seven children thirty five dollars. Named heirs include Mary Ellen Jackson and Hanoa Car.
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Thomas Lillis
Corporation Clerk’s Office
Winchester
Mary Ellen Jackson
Hanoa Car
President of Goucher Dead at 79
The Rev. Dr. John F. Goucher founder of Goucher College in Baltimore and a noted Methodist Episcopal clergyman died at his country home near Baltimore. He was 79 and had been in failing health. Surviving are his widow and several daughters.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
John F.' Goucher
Goucher College of Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Here
Goucher
Salvation Army welcomes new envoys to city services
Envoy and Mrs Hull from Lynchburg Virginia visit Capt Dawson of the local Salvation Army and will lead Thursday night services. Envoy Young from Salisbury Maryland has arrived to settle in and assist in Salvation Army work with Capt Dawson in this city.
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Envoy
Hull
Lynchburg
Capt. Dawson
Salvation Army
Envoy Young
Salisbury
Capt
Dawson
Benefit at Epworth Chapel Stephens City July 22
Notice of a church benefit to be held at the field adjoining Epworth Chapel Church in Stephens City on Saturday night July 22. The event is a church fundraiser and attendees are urged to bring friends. Committee members are listed.
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B. Stickley
Epworth Chapel Church
Stephens City
Youth 14 Sentenced for Aiding Father's Jail Break Plan
Alvin Newman admitted carrying three hacksaw blades to his father imprisoned for violation of the prohibition act. He visited the jail and later helped conceal blades, but the plan to free the inmate failed when guards and inmates noticed the altered cell corridor.
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Harrisonburg
Alvin Newman
State Reformatory
Young Newman
High Father
Ted
Jailor Wine
Newman Lad
May Help Enforce State Liquor Law
In Damas, Virginia, July 19, reports in prohibition circles say Attorney General John R. Saunders will appoint a conservative lawyer on September 1 to aid in enforcing the state liquor law. State Senator G. Walter Mapp, who drafted the law and amendments, is the man in circulation as the likely appointee.
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Damills
John R. Saunders
G. Walter Mapp
Mapp
Miss Stowers Returns to Red Cross Post in Richmond
Marta Stowers resumes duties as executive secretary of the local American Red Cross chapter after a vacation in lower Virginia with her parents Dr and Mrs G E Stowers from Waco Texas who attended the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Richmond and visited friends in Dinwiddie county and other parts of southside Virginia.
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Marta Stowers
The
American Red Cross
Lower
Virginia
G. E. Stowers
Waco
Texas
United Confederate Veterans
Richmond
Dinwiddie County
Miss Stowers
South
No More War Slogan Promoted by W C T U Speakers
Mrs Lucy Ames Meade will speak on Peace at 8 pm tonight at Braddock Street M E Church South as part of a nationwide W C T U campaign against future wars. The organization plans demonstrations July 29 and 30 with the slogan No More War. Regular prayer meetings elsewhere are canceled due to the lecture.
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Lucy Ames Meade
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Hab
Ihs
Conditions on B. and C. Belter at B&O Shops
Cumberland Md July 19 Officials say Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shops show daily improvement in working conditions. No locomotives or equipment sent for repairs. ample motive power. About 300 locomotives allotted for service. 18 303 loads moved last Saturday, largest since walkout. Company to recruit more shopmen with state protection. New commissions for company officers approved by Governor Ritchie.
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Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Charles W. Galloway
Galloway
Ritchie
Harry, Schmidt
Medicinal Herbs Revival Urged for English and American Gardens
A Manchester paper calls renewed cultivation of old fashioned medicinal herbs in English gardens. In the United States these herbs have fallen from fashion in home plots but are imported from Turkey India and China for commercial use. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is cited as a successful medicine for women's ailments made without narcotics or harmful drugs.
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Manchester
England
United States
Turkey
India
China
Lydia B. Pinkham
Close Governor Race Dominates Nebraska Primary
In Nebraska a razor thin gubernatorial contest split the Republican and Democratic fields. Daniel B. Butler led the Democratic ticket with 12,339 votes to Charles W. Bryan's 11,960 as results came in from 688 precincts. Republican front runners Charles H. Randall and Adam McMaffen were separated by only a few hundred votes, with Albert H. Bryan and George W. Sterling far behind.
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Omaha
Nebr
J. M. Hitchcock
R. B. Howell
Daniel B. Butler
Charles W. Bryan
William J. Bryan
Butler
Bryan
Norton
Maupin
Charles H. Randall
Adam McMaffen
Albert H. Bryam
George W. Sterling
Lewis Spends Day At Charlestown
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America with Mrs. Lewis and friends spent part of the day and night in Charlestown West Virginia en route to Washington. He said he would join discussions between coal operators and union chiefs on the President's settlement proposal for the strike and noted the visit had no social significance regarding the August 7 resumption of trials of union miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
W. Va
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Gasoline and Oil Prices Cut by Standard Oil Indiana
Chicago July 19 A 2 cent reduction in gasoline price and 1 cent reduction in refined oil price were announced by Standard Oil Company of Indiana. The new gasoline price to consumers is 23 cents in the central western states served by the company.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Try a Star Want Ad in Your Paper Today
Readable fragments suggest a classified want ad for star items. The notice hints at submitting copy to the newspaper office for consideration and publication in upcoming editions.
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Palm Beach
RUG Store
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Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
Coca-Cola Bottling Works
Winchester, Va
Vicks
Icks
the Sample Shoe Store
N. Main St
the Sample Shoe Store Co
B. & C. Belter
Baronet
Coats
H. K. Green & Bro
Lewis
Gore Lee OU
Voile
Moling & Seal the
Carmen
United States Labor Board
H. FE. Mallen
Baltimore and Ohio
R. K
Brunswick, Md
Hamburger’s
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