Loudoun Manor addition lots selling fast auction drive
Promote owning a home with low down payment and monthly price. Over seventy percent of Loudoun Manor addition building lots are sold with remaining plots expected to go quickly. Prospective buyers are urged to inspect the second auction and secure a lot before tomorrow. wm. M. Richards, Owner. Phone 230-3.
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Loudoun Manor
Addiion
Wm. M. Richards
Baldwin Pianos Listed by Cincinnati Company
The Baldwin Piano Company of Cincinnati Ohio consigns Bald win Ellington Hamilton Howard and Monarch pianos through G L Brawner of Winchester Virginia noted in the June 7 1912 column.
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Baldwin Piano Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Baldwin, Ellington
Hamilton
Howard
Monarch
G. L. Brawner
Winchester
Crime Trials Demand Speedy Court Action in Shenandoah
Woodstock report notes Judge Philip Williams urging rapid trials during the Shenandoah circuit court June term to curb crime. Grand jury returns 12 true bills including forgetry and home breakins, attempted murder and prohibition charges. case details mention George Kingan and others, with youth defendant Forgetry Newberry receiving six months bajo road force.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah Circuit Court
Philip Williams
Forgetry
Paul Newberry
George
Bernard Kingan
James Maloney
Lester Strosnider
William Heatley
Lemuel T. Fry
Romanus Mumaw
Robert Gollins
C. F. Holloway
Chaun
L. Dellinger
Enberry
B.F. Rittenour
Strasburg
Newberry
Harrisonburg
Williams
William Mumaw
Local court records reveal multiple indictments and incidents
The report notes Mumaw pleading guilty to weapons possession with a six month sentence, a pistol confiscation, two indictments against George and Bernard Kingan and James Maloney for New Market store robberies, and Strasnider linked to a jail escape and a Cedar Creek race altercation involving Heatley.
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Etited
Mumaw
Williams
Poe
Umat
George
Bernard Kingan
James Maloney
New Market
Strasnider
Strasbury
Heatley
Cedar Creek
Alice White Makes Vitaphone Debut In Hot Stuff
Alice White debuts in Hot Stuff at Capitol Theatre with strong advance word on her singing voice and looks. First National signed her to a long term talking pictures contract after early tests. The plot follows two students and a college sheik with secrets, supported by Louise Fazenda and Doris Dawson. Willard Mack directs The Voice of the City, shown Friday and Saturday as the first all talking picture by Mack in this country.
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Alice White
Capitol Theatre
Miss White
First National
Alice
Hollywood
Louise Fazenda
William Bakewell
Doris Dawson
Wampas
Willard Mack
Detective
Voice of the City
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