Bryarly attends Home Life Agents Convention in New York
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Bryarly returned from New York where he attended a convention of Home Life Insurance Company agents at the Waldorf Astoria. Bryarly Brothers are general agents of the company.
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Barkley Bill to Abolish Railroad Labor Board Drops Fight
Washington June 2 House supporters of the Barkley bill to abolish the Railroad Labor Board abandoned their effort to pass the measure this session. The coalition failed to muster sufficient votes as rail labor issues remain unsettled and opposition persisted.
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Rrese
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Northern Baptists Condemn War Resolution Adopted
The Northern Baptist Convention adopted a resolution condemning war as a method to settle international disputes. The vote was reported from Milwaukee on June 2 by the Associated Press.
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Double Shooting Stuns Harrisburg Doctor and Wife Victim
Harrisburg Pennsylvania June 2 local police probing a double shooting. Dr Cornelius M Dailey shot and seriously injured while Mrs Anna Mandeck is dead in the physician office with a gun nearby. Authorities seek a motive suggesting the woman shot the doctor and then killed herself.
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Notables Welcome In Winchester For Historic Shrine Tour
A distinguished New York group including educators authors and publicists arrived by train for a Shenandoah Valley pilgrimage. Welcomed by the Winchester Chamber of Commerce they toured sights by auto and enjoyed a luncheon at the Winchester Golf Club before departing for Woodstock. The party included Dr. Lyman P. Powell Dr. Charles MacFarland Dr. J Melvin Lee Dr. Edmund de S Brunner William F. Bigelow and Dr. John Wesley Hill plus their spouses.
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Shenandoah Valley
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Chamber of Commerce
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Woodstock
Lyman P. Powell
Cosmopolitan Education Department
New York City
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Charles MacFarand
Federal Council of Churches of America
MacFarland
J. Melvin Lee
New York University School of Journalism
Lee
Edmund de S. Brunner
Rural Survey of the
United States
Brunner
William F. Bigelow
Good Housekeeping
John Wesley Hill
Lincoln Memorial University
Bell System Seeks 10 Percent Telephone Rate Hike
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company filed a 10 percent rate increase with the Public Service Commission, effective November 1 unless blocked. Hearing set for September 22 on the complaint. Officials estimate raises would add 750 000 to 784 000 in net revenue to fund higher dividends from 6 to 8 percent, aligning Maryland with Virginia and other states.
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Baltimorre
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Virginia
Maryland
Nine Die in Wabash Wreck at Attica Indiana
Attica Indiana June 2 Nine persons were killed and 20 injured when an eastbound Wabash passenger train collided with a freight train on a siding. The passenger car was hurled against the freight engine and steam scorched several victims. The division superintendent blamed a freight brakeman for not locking a switch after the freight train moved onto the side track.
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Lower House Votes to Adjourn June 7
The House adopted a resolution calling for adjournment at 7 p.m. next Saturday. Senate concurrence is required.
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Globe Encirclers Reach Kagoshima
The American round the world aerial expedition arrived at Kagoshima Japan this evening marking its last stop in Japan.
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Miss Martha B Clark Returns to Washington
Miss Martha B Clark of Washington, visiting Mr and Mrs C Grattan Crawford at their Kernstown home, will return to Washington tomorrow.
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Mrs. C. Grattan Crawford
Kernstown
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Fort Loudoun Fin als End With Deamon on Sunday
Fort Loudoun Seminary held its finals over the weekend with gymnastic exercises on Saturday evening and a Sunday morning baccalaureate in the Presbyterian Church. Eight graduates received certificates after an address on Work Play Love Worship by Rev. Dr. McFaden. Dr. Ainslie of Baltimore delivered the baccalaureate sermon with a message on unfinished creation and the inner, personal work of Providence.
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Swarm of Bees Charms Town Saturday Night
A county hive swarmed in Mrs. Franck Bakers front yard on West Piccadilly Street near Hotel Jack. Bees clustered on a tree and resisted box relocation until a group later moved them into a hive. The article explains swarming stems from crowded hives or new queen emergence.
Stock Market on Restricted Scale Narrows Gains
New York June 2 officials report some standard industrial issues improved while market trend remained uncertain. Transactions were on a restricted scale with call money opening at a percentage and closing irregular. Sales totaled about 350000 shares.
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Indictments in Frederick County Court and Ridley case
Seven indictments are returned by the Frederick county grand jury. Sheriff Pannett and Chief Doran raid Joseph Ridley, age 91, seize a still, arrest Ridley, who pleads guilty and receives 30 days in jail plus a $50 fine and costs. Other cases include Robbery at Herbert Rhodes’s Middle town, arrestees Jenkins H Herbaugh and Barton Jenkins, trial for Barton Jenkins set next Thursday, and Alva Vance indicted for liquor violations and possessing a still. W B Harper faces embezzlement charges in Greenspring Milling Corporation. Ridley’s age makes him the oldest arrested for similar offenses in Frederick county.
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Doran
Joseph Ridley
Ridley
William Walker
Herbert Rhodes
Middletown
Dani Jenkins
H. H. Herbaugh
Barton Jenkins
Smallwood Motor Company
Stepheny City
Alva Vance
W. B. Harper
Greenspring Milling Corporation
Harper
Bath County
Leopold and Loeb seek habeas corpus release in Franks murder case
The Leopold and Loeb youths, accused of kidnapping and slaying 14 year old Robert Franks, demand habeas corpus release. Defense says they lack access to counsel and that alienists have been used to counter a sanity plea. The Franks inquest is set for today as money and jurors are discussed.
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Leopold, Jr
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Mrs. Coolidge Attends Mercersburg Commencement
Mrs Coolidge traveled by automobile from Washington to Mercersburg Pennsylvania to attend the Mercersburg Academy commencement where John Coolidge will graduate on Wednesday.
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Apple grower describes foreign markets opened
Boyd R. Richards and his daughter Miss Margaret Frances W ards arrived home after a month touring European markets. He reported German and Scandinavian interest in Virginia apples and noted inspectors may soon be required on barrels for English shipments.
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Receiver sought for Middle States Corporation case
New York June 2 An appointment of a receiver for the Middle States Corporation was requested in a federal action filed today. The plaintiff is William Shi of this city holder of 2 000 shares stock. His counsel has obtained a federal judge Know to hear the motion Friday to determine if a receiver should be appointed.
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