Winchester Judge Explains Woman's Jail for Nonpayment
Justice Donald L. Weems of Winchester police court writes Suffolk News to clarify that a woman jailed was not for debt but for failing to pay a misdemeanor penalty after proper complaint under Virginia code sections 2323b and 4953. He asserts the jail followed law and requests correct publication.
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Donald L. Weems
Suffolk
Winchester
Suffolk News
Virginia
City of
Revival Services To Begin Monday At Red Bud U B Church
A series of evangelistic meetings starts Monday evening at 8 at Red Bud United Brethren Church to run ten days or two weeks. Rev H R Richardson, former pastor now of Reliance, will assist. His evangelistic record includes many conversions and illustrated sermons. The pastor invites all to attend the campaign for souls.
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Red Bud United Brethren Church
H. R. Richardson
Reliance
Richardson
R. Ludwig
Albin Local Notes
Albin Virginia notes greet visitors from Baltimore Cumberland Winchester and Berryville. Mr D H Hartman and Mrs Hartman visited locals while Miss Virginia Stine visits Lancaster Pennsylvania. Miss Madaline R Orndorff honored at a birthday party hosted by Miss Sarah Tavenner. Mrs John Snyder called on friends in the village.
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Albin
D. H. Hartman
Baltimore
Cary Clayton
John Clayton
Cumberland
James Lamp
Winchester
W. A. Buncutter
Charles W
Berryville
J. S. Yeakley
Sarah. Tavenner
Madaline R. Orndorff
John Snyder
Virginia Stine
Lancaster
Adverse Report Urges NY Central Leasing Plan Rejected
The examiner recommends to the Interstate Commerce Commission disapproval of New York Central’s proposal to lease the Michigan Central and Big Four. Despite NY Central’s control of stock in both lines, the plan lacks maintenance for short line railroads in the NY Central territory and mirrors prior adverse cases.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York Central Railroad
Michigan Central
Big Four
Interstate Commerce Commision
Examiner
New York Central
Commission
Nickle Plate
Virginia-Norfolk and Western
Mrs Vanderbilt Granted Divorce in Paris Court
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt II, formerly Virginia Fair, was granted a divorce in Paris. The decree cites her husband’s cold treatment and his removal from the conjugal home. She receives custody of their son William K. Vanderbilt III. no alimony is asked or awarded.
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Associated Press
Paris
William K. Vanderbilt II
Virginia
William Kissam Vanderbilt
Virginia Fair
New York
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S; Miller
Huntsberry
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Societé la France
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