Mysterious Tracy Murder Ties to Leopold Loeb Case
Chicago June 3. Coroner's physician links the Tracy killing to the Leopold Loeb kidnapping and slayings. State's Attorney aims to indict the youths twice for murder and kidnapping as detectives seek further connections to other assaults and the Norman Ream case.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Freeman Louis Tracy
Nathan Leopold
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Joseph Springer
Tracy
Reams
Leopold
Loeb
Norman Ream
Rsity of
Ream
State’s Attorney’s Office
Grand
Crowe
Melvin B. Wolf
Hyde Park
Henry Lindenthal
University of Chicago
Frank Boy
Jacob Franks
Loeb Leopold
Reed Denies Deal in Frederick Court Suit Over Sale
Regina Reed through attorney R Gray Williams answers Robert Lee Grant's suit for 1300 claiming no dealings with him. Grant alleged Reed authorized sale of her Eichelberger prox property to George Washington Hotels Corp for 26000 with 5 percent commission. Reed seeks dismissal with costs and asks case to be postponed to a later term.
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Regina Reed
R. Gray Williams
Circuit Court of
Frederick Court
Robert Lee Grant
Grant
Rn Ward & Larrick
Miss Reed
Eichelberger
Piccadilly
George Washington Hotels Corporation
Hotel Corporation
Miss O
Three Weeks Thrills Colonial Theatre Crowd
Goldwyns screen version of Elinor Glyn s Three Weeks screens at the Colonial Theatre. Aileen Pringle makes a striking Queen debut while Conrad Nagel and the ensemble deliver convincing performances. The film is hailed as one of the year s best with strong support from John Sampolis Stuart Holmes and others.
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Goldwyn
Elinor Glyn
Colonial Theatre
Aileen Pringle
Conrad Nagel
John Sampolis
Sardalia
Stuart Holmes
Robert Cain
Mitchell Lewis
Dale Fuller
Nigel de Brullier
Claire de Lorez
Colonial Management Announces Double Feature Day
The Colonial Management announces Thursday as Double Feature Day with On the Banks of the Wabash as the first feature, Breaking Into Society a six reel comedy, plus standard short subjects. Three splendid acts of Keith's Vodvil will be shown. Vodvil continues Friday and Saturday with daily picture changes. Special prices: Matinee 10 15 25c, Evening 15 26 50c.
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Wabash
Keith
Indictments Sought in Leopold and Loeb Case
State's Attorney Crowe plans to seek indictments from a grand jury in Chicago for Leopold and Loeb. A body with a bullet hole was dumped from a speeding car near the University of Chicago where the pair were last seen returning from a dance.
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Dent
Tracy
University of Chicago
Leopold
Loeb
Crowe
Ed Mason Flees Through Frederick County Honeysuckle Graveyard
An African American man named Ed Mason, last seen in a white night gown, eluded Policeman Armel and Sheriff Pannett in a chase through a graveyard near West Hart Street. The pursuit, aided by bloodhounds, halted at dense honeysuckle undergrowth as night fell with Ed still at large.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Ed Mason
Armel
Sheriff Pannett
West Hart ‘Street
Tomant
Pennsylvania
Gloria Swanson Triumphs in The Humming Bird at Empire
Gloria Swanson scores her greatest triumph in the Paramount film The Humming Bird shown at the Empire. The melodrama set in Paris underworld delights audiences with stylish gowns and romance. Two shows nightly at 7 and 9 with a added comedy. Empire packed both floors.
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Gloria Swanson
Empire
Paramount
Humming Bird
Paris
Swanson
Regular W. C. T. U. Meeting at Handley Library
The regular meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at the Handley Library on Thursday June 5 at 3 o clock. Ip.
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Handley Library
Friendship Fire Company Regular Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of Friendship Fire Company set for Thursday evening June 5 at 8 o'clock. Capt. Fred W. Forney signed the notice with meeting details and a reference to Geo. W. Grim for adv. of property on a house and large lot.
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Friendship Fire Company
Fred. W. Forney
Geo. W. Grim House
Curtis Farm advertisement read by tenants and investors
An on-page notice targets farmers and investors about Curtis Farm advertisement on the second page. It highlights potential opportunities, urging readers to review the listing for details and contact points.
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Curtis Farm
For Rent One Furnished Room in Monmouth Street
Classified notice offers one furnished room for rent at 113 West Monmouth Street. Contact details not provided.
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Monmouth Street
Death summons oldest justice to higher court
Theodore Carson Adams the oldest magistrate in Frederick county died just before seven this morning at his Gainesboro home after over a year of ill health. He served forty years as a Gainesboro district magistrate with impartial rulings in civil under 300 and small criminal matters. He was born April 7 1954 and survived by his widow Miss Bertie Anderson and three children. Funeral Thursday at his residence with burial at Mount Hebron Winchester.
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Theodore Carson Adams
Frederick County
Gainesboro
Adams
Mr. Adams
William Adams
New Jersey
Back Creek
Squire” Adams
Winchester
Ashby Hannum
H. I. Walker
William Washington Adams
Bertie Anderson
Wm. H.anderson
Mellon Adams
Robert Anderson
Edgar L. Hook
Jack Adams
The Star Suspends Friday Publication for Confederate Memorial Day
The Star announces no issue on Friday June 6 in observance of Confederate Memorial Day. The Evening Star note confirms the holiday break and return schedule.
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Evening Star
Public reception at C and 5 Bank in Winchester
The Commercial and Savings Bank opens its new building at Main and Piccadilly with a public reception from 7 to 9 pm. The event features 40 hostesses, fruit punch, cakes, music by Seal's Orchestra, and visits from bankers including John B. H. Dunn of the National Bank of Baltimore.
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Commercial & Savings Bank
Main and
Piccadilly Streets
Common Council
Winchester Ministerial Association
Board of Handley Trustees
City School Board
Winchester
Bank
Virginia
Seal
John B. H. Dunn
National Bank of Baltimore
Commercial and Avings Bank
and Carroll
Citizens’ National Bank of Alexandria
C. R. Anderson
J. A. Philip Klompus
Herbert S. Larrick
John I Sloat
T. S. Jolliffe
Handley S V A Baseball Game Cancelled
Handley High School and Shenandoah Valley Academy cancelled their Virginia league game set for May 27 due to rain and ensuing scheduling issues from exams. Handley departs for Norfolk to face Maury High School with Roanoke and Handley tied for first as potential state champion contenders.
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Handley High School
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Handley
Norfolk
Maury High School
Roanoke High School
Handley High
Stock market gains as tax uncertainty fades in New York
New York traders saw a brighter mood as the tax measure and the President's tax reform pledge reduced uncertainty. Many stocks advanced by 1 to 2 points before midday while call money opened at 3 percent and total shares traded reached about 750,000.
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New York
Sarah Zane Fire Company Monthly Meeting
The Sarah Zane Fire Company will hold a June meeting on Thursday at 5 P.M to discuss business and finalize parade plans for June 6. George Barr, Secretary. Also notices: help wanted for a 5 and 10 cent business, lost pearl string, liberal reward at Star Office. Evelyn Drummond of Landsdale, Pa visits Kent Street resident.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
George Barr
Star Office
Evelyn Drummond
Landsdale, Pa
Mildred Milleson
Kent Street
Candy Price Special for Graduates at People's Drug Co
Local drug store advertises candy at 4e to 1.50 per pound with a special greeting to graduates. The notice appears to promote a holiday sale hosted by People’s Drug Co.
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Theople's Drug CO
New Trial Granted for Mrs An na Buzzie
Albany June 3 Mrs Anna Buzzie convicted of murdering Frederick Schneider a wealthy New York contractor was granted a new trial by the court of appeals today She is jailed in Sing Sing prison death house awaiting the next steps in the case
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Anna Buzzie
Frederick Schneider
New York
Nlow
Court of Appeals
Buzzie
Sing Sing Prison
Law strips Joe of everything he possessed
Joe Ridley a 91 year old Black man living in the country has lost his home, horse and buggy, good name, and faces jail and fines after being found with two pints of moonshine and a astril. He was indicted fined 144 dollars in Circuit Court and sentenced to thirty days. his horse and buggy were confiscated. A separate Winchester police court case added 73 dollars in fines and suspended jail time. With 217000 dollars in fines and costs looming, his assets vanish and he risks the poorhouse.
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Joe Ridley
Old Joe
Yeaterday
Winchester
Empire Theatre Popularity Contest To Be Held Next Week
Empire Theatre announces a senior class popularity contest for Key Schools students and relatives. Hand colored slides of graduates will be shown during intermissions with voting to choose one popular boy and one popular girl. Winners receive a summer theatre pass and a graduation present. Cosmos Theatre Orchestra from Washington will perform during graduation week.
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Em Theatre
Empire Theatre
Baker
Empire
Cosmos Theatre Orchestra
Washington
Shenandoah Faces Wind During Albany Flight
The Shenandoah dirigible arrived for Albany’s 300th anniversary celebration at 10 37 a m standard time and battled strong winds over Schenectady. The ship drifted off course a half mile, then steadied and disappeared westward as Governor Smith listened to President Coolidge’s radio greetings from the airship.
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Associated Press
Ailubany
Alibany
Schnectady
Governor Smith
Executive
Coolidge
German Aid Measure Defeated by Senate Committee
The Senate foreign relations committee rejected a resolution proposing relief measures for the German people by the American government. The action was reported by the Associated Press from Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Foréign
Democrats in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County Convene
The report details a Harrisonburg Rockingham Democratic meeting held last Saturday with H N Ram named chairman and George B Keezell and Samuel Will among those submitting resolutions. They endorse Jackson Cleveland and Wilson era principles, pledge to a pay-as-you-go road plan, and back Senator Byrd leadership for state and next governor.
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Crats
Harrisonburgingham County
Burg
H. N Ram
Gamuel Will
Roc ‘County
City of
Marin
Jackson
Cleveland
Wilson
Claude’ Son
Carter Glass
Thomas W. Harrison
Ward
Keezell
Hoover
Ascape
Byrd
Harry Tfiood
Rockingham
Hondas
Virginia
Wife seeks divorce from Golde in Frederick county suit
The bill filed by Mrs. Cooper alleges marriage on April 23 1919 at Hag Cedar Creek and that she moved with her husband to Stephens county where, on a date in April, he allegedly abused her and left, with no contact since. She asks for an absolute divorce and alimony.
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Goldeer
Frederick County
Cedar Creek
Stephens County
Cooper
of Virginia
Vestry Plans Abolition of Old Heating at Christ Church
The Christ Church vestry discussed ending the old furnace heating system in the church building. A committee was formed to study the measure and explore options, including potential basement exploration. No final action was taken at the latest vestry meeting.
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Christ Church
Thomas Lord
Aiezandia
Robert M. Ward
Congregation of Christ
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Squire Adams
Harry
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H. W. Bindamood
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Edward Brown
C. T. Adams
Walter Adams
Ernest Adams
Thomas, Adams
W. Z. Adams
E.dean Adams
Harry Flowers
Lloyd Poole
Ernest Carper
George Simpson
Charles H. Boxwell
E. M. Streit
Frank Taylor
Albert Anderson
Coursey Walter
Lester Anderson
Julian Cooper
Special Attention Star
5. Bank
New Financial Institution
The
J. G. McCrory
Anna Buzzi
Law
Joe
Shenandoah
Christ
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