Ex Premier Flees as Bulgaria Quakes Civil War Spirals
Reports from Belgrade Sofia and London say Bulgaria teeters toward civil war after former premier Stamboulisky flees on horseback toward Pirdop pursued by revolutionary horsemen. Ministers Oboff and Douparinof reportedly killed in clashes with rebels. Officials fear peasant backing for deposed leaders sparks counter revolution.
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Bulgaria
Oboff
Douparinof
Sofia
Stamboulisky
Pirdop
London
Plan Afoot to Crush Detroit Rum Runners
Plans for a major blow against illicit liquor traffic in the Detroit river district were outlined in Detroit at conferences among E C Yellowley chief field representative of federal prohibition enforcement agents James R Davis federal prohibition director for Michigan and Erle J Davis United States District Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Detroit River District
E. C. Yellowley
James R. Davis
Public sale notice for stock and implements in Chambersville
Public sale scheduled for Friday June 15 at 10 a m by T C Sawyer of Chambersville. Sale includes stock and implements. Also for sale a new six room house near Handley Schools at 18 W Monmouth 81, phone 274 W. Further details available at 7 1p tf.
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T. C. Sawyer
Chambersville
Handley Schools
Monmouth
French Sailors Insist on Wine
Nearly half the crew of the French liner France refused to sail to America unless they received the two litre daily wine ration guaranteed by French law. The captain said the France would go on schedule or recruit new crew from the merchant marine college if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
France
America
French Merchant Marine College
Soviet Reply Says Demands Met. Radio Note Concluded
London reports Britain accepts that the Soviet government has complied with the essential conditions of His Majesty's government's demands and that the correspondence may now be brought to a conclusion.
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Associated Press
London
Michigan Central Declares 10 Percent Dividend
New York June 13 The Michigan Central Railroad announced a semi annual dividend of 10 percent payable July 2 Six months earlier the line paid a regular 4 percent dividend plus an extra 6 percent dividend.
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Associated Press
New York
Michigan Central Railroad Today
Texas House deplores New York repeal action
In Austin on June 13 the Texas House adopted a resolution deploring the New York legislature for its response to the state prohibition act. The move reflects Texas lawmakers condemning New York's repeal stance.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Texas House of Representatives
Two Plead Guilty to Bucketing an Order
Edward M. Fuller and W. Frank McGee stock brokers pleaded guilty to bucketing an order from Franklin L. Link of Westmoreland Tennessee. They were remanded for sentence on Friday in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Edward M. Fuller
W. Frank McGee
Franklin L. Link
Westmoreland, Tenn
For Sale 1923 Dodge Coupe at Henson Motor Co
An ad offers a Dodge Coupe from 1923 with 3400 miles on offer at easy terms. Sale handled by Henson Motor Co.
Haines Acquitted in Serious Charge in Police Court
Jake Haines a house painter was freed on a serious charge brought by Mary Shanabrook nine years old of Shippensburg Pa. The alleged incident happened June 6 at a local amusement venue. Mrs S testified she heard the child protest but darkness prevented sight of any act. The evidence did not support a conviction for trial in the Corporation Court.
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Jake Haines
Mary Shanabrook
Shippensburg
B. Haines
Haines
Corporation Court
Dr H H McGuire Weds Mrs Baker at Asheville
Mrs Janie Love Baker widow of William H Baker a chocolate manufacturer and bank president married Dr Hunter H McGuire at Grove Park Inn Asheville North Carolina The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr New of Grace Church Waynesville N C Guests included the bride’s sister Mrs Robert Mitchell A luncheon followed They will reside at Amherst and Braddock streets Washington DC A dinner in their honor is planned at the Army and Navy Club Col Wallace McCammon hosts now they return home in June.
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Noonerday
Janie Love Baker
William H. Baker
Inchester Chocolate
Hunter H. McGuire
Asheville
N. C
Grove Park Inn
New
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Waynesville
Robert Mitchell
Washington
St. Louis
Colorado Springs
Colo
Dr. McGuire
Amherst and
Braddock Streets
McGuire
Thousands Prepare to Meet Flood Across Arkansas River
Towns and rural areas along the Arkansas river route brace for an unprecedented flood crest expected by next Sunday or Monday. Officials note the Mississippi current remains normal and outflow should rise rapidly. meanwhile the crest between West Tulsa and Sandy Springs shows waters about nineteen feet above normal before easing slightly.
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Little
Little Rock
Ark
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Arkansas River
Tulsa
Okla
West Tulsa
Sandy Springs
Miss Ruth Ellen Brown to wed Earl Parks in city ceremony
A marriage license was issued to Earl Parks and Ruth Ellen Brown of the city. The ceremony will take place tomorrow at the bride’s parents’ home on South Kent Street, performed by Rev. George W. Stover. Parks, a traveling salesman, is a West Virginia native.
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Earl Parks
Ruth Ellen Brown
John. I. Brown
South Kent Street
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
West Virginia
Aes. Parks
Aysler “Brush, Company
Winchester High School
Bandits Roob Paymaster in Jersey City Hold Up
Bandits stopped the Manhattan Electric Supply Company paymaster as he left a bank in Jersey City and escaped with $12 000 in cash. The heist was reported by local police and is under investigation.
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Associated Press
Jersey City
NG. J
Manhattan Electric Supply Company
Death by Drowning Buries Holmes Sherman in Mount Hebron
Holmes Sherman died by drowning after a trip to Camden New Jersey with the Delaware river near Camden cited as the site. The body was brought home by Strother Sherman and Ollie Cooper and buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery with services led by Rev. B V Switzer. The widow Mrs Sherman could not attend due to a sick child.
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Holmes Sherman
Strother Sherman
Ollie Cooper
Mount Hebron Cemetery
B. V. Switzer
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal, Church
South
G. Fred Yeakley
James R. DuShane
Charles H. Harper
Charles Hodgson
Lawson Hockman
John M. Massie
John c. Cather
Robert 8. Smith
Sherman
Mr. Sherman
Delaware River
Camden
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Handley High Dramatic Triumph in Clarence at Hudson Theatre
The Handley High Senior Class delivered a strong production of Booth Tarkingtons Clarence at the Hudson Theatre New York City. Fred Stryker led as Clarence with clear diction and confident stage presence Pauline Shoop as Cora Wheeler captivated the audience Alvin Kremer as Mr Wheeler and Marshall Stryker as Violet Pinney showcased solid supporting turns. Edith Cornwell conveyed Mrs Wheeler with effective emotion Maurice Grim and Maurice Grim provided youthful humor and timing.
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Booth Tarkington
Clarence
Hudson Theatre
New York City
Handley High
Fred Stryker
Fred
Alfred Lunt
Wheeler
Pauline Shoop
Cora Wheeler
Alvin Kremer
Mr. Wheeler
Trish Free State
Winchester
Marshall Stryker
Violet Pinney
Miss Pinney
Bobby Wheeler
Maurice Grim
Maurice
Bobby
Edith Cornwell
Wheel
George Barr
Hubert
Amelia Anderson
Dorothy Anderson
Katherine Baker
Eleanor Chiles
Hellen Crisman
Elizabeth Dawson
Alice DeLaney
Helen Gardiner
Beulah Harlee
Frances’ Hook
Lillian Hillyard
Mary Jackson
Hilda Klompus
Virginia O'Connor
Elizabeth Rose
Elsie Rosenberger
Evy Shields
Kathleen Shiner
Elizabeth Smith
Margaret Smith
Linda Wood
George Allison
George
Detect Found Plate in Clarke County Near Boyce
J E Ware reports finding Virginia plate 158.71 near Boyce and turned it into police headquarters. Local note indicates a fundraising appeal for the New Rouss Hook and Ladder Committee with a payment due this week.
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J. E. Ware
Clarke County
Boyce
Proposals to move Randolph-Macon College rejected
Ashland Virginia June 13 The Board of Trustees yesterday rejected proposals to move Randolph-Macon College to Norfolk and to consolidate with the American University in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Randolph-Macon College
Norfolk
American University At Washington
Cedar Grove Boy Injures Arm. Bone Set in Winchester
The Cedar Grove report says Philip Funk, son of Mr and Mrs Marcelous Hunk, fed and broke his arm Sunday afternoon. He was taken to Dr Clark in Winchester who set the fractured bone.
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Cedar Grove
Philip Funk
Marcelous Hunk
Clark
Winchester
Cast delivers strong stage turn in Clarence Was a hit
The piece features erstwhile villains who rise to the occasion with humor and depth. Lillian Hillyard charms as Mrs. Martyn and Evy Shields impresses in and off stage. Clifford Graves plays Dinwiddie with substance. Que earns praise for a fine portrayal as Della under H. S. Duffey’s coaching at Handley Schools.
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Villians
Lillian Hillyard
Martyn
Evy Shields
Della
Clifford Graves
Que
H. S. Duffey
Handley Schools
Clarence
One Brother Found Guilty One Goes Free In Frederick Court
O B Santimyer was found guilty of speeding and a six month sentence on appeal. charge of operating under liquor was dismissed. His brother O R Santimyer also faced trial, received a like sentence, and had charges dismissed on motion. An accident with a sand truck sparked the case near Stephens City on Valley Pike.
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O. B. Santimyer
Frederick County
Whiting
R. G. Tressell
E. Greenwalt
I. H. Moore
Clark Hardesty
R. 8. Loy
Santimyer
R. Santimyer
James L. Gardner
Stephens City
Valley Pike
O. R. Santimyer
Commonwealth
Justice Ard
Tavenner
Wheelbarrow With Extra Wheels Invented by Berry
Wilbur F. Berry of Chicago, a Moorefield West Virginia native, visited Winchester for the Handley Schools cornerstone laying. He holds patents on multiple devices and recently patented a wheelbarrow with several auxiliary wheels to ease pushing and dumping heavy loads. Berry plans the invention to ease hard labor and lighten workloads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Berry
Chicago
Moorefield
W. Va
Winchester
Martinsburg
Handley Schools
Berry
Nannie G
Dora Berry
Mr. Berry
New York Central Increases Dividend To Seven Dollars
New York Central Railroad directors raise annual dividend from five to seven dollars and declare a quarterly dividend of 1 percent.
Scouts Meet To Hear Mr. White In Winchester Church
Members of Troop 2 and Troop 3 will join in Centenary Reformed Church Sunday school room Friday at 7 30 pm. Mr Scott White will speak to all members about merristine. Scribe Taylor Barr reports for Troop 3 Scoutmaster Lawrence Hollis. Also a note—wanted good country home for a female collie dog, contact Mrs R M Ward.
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Boy Scouts
Winchester
Centenary Reformed Church
Scott White
Amerristine
Taylor Barr
Lawrence C. Hollis
R.M. Ward
P.C. A
Guerilla War Reported in Ruhr by French Headquarters
The Associated Press reports organized guerrilla warfare by Germans against occupying forces in the Ruhr, seen as revenge for the execution of ex-officer Albert Schlageter. German civilians and a German engineer are among those shot in clashes as curfew enforcement continues. talks on German reparations sales proceed in London without a final decision. Eleven Germans are reported shot in Dortmund after a prior assassination.
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Associated Press
Duesseldorp
Ruhr
Mill
Albert Schlageter
Degoutte
Hi Army
Mayence
George
Baden Rail and Soda Works
Ludwigs
Britain
London
Ocnversath
Curzon
Lnes
France
Forbes
Berlin
Dort
Dortmund
Dividend Raised by New York Central Amid Market Fluctuations
New York June 13 stock prices swung in a brisk forenoon session amid speculation over the New York central dividend meeting. The market briefly rose to 102 then slipped to 91 4 before climbing to 104 1 4 on news of a 7 dividend rate, up 2 from prior. Railroad shares, especially Baltimore and Ohio, led gains as other listings advanced on active buying. Call money opened at 4 1 2 percent. Trade volume approached 1,150,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New York Central Railroad Today
Baltimore and Ohio
Silex
Valley baseball games rained out amid harsh weather
Rain prevented all Shenandoah Valley league games yesterday and today. Tomorrow's schedule lists Twin Towns at Woodstock, Luray at Strasburg, Winchester against Harrisonburg. An exhibition contest at Endless is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Baseball League
Woodstock
Luray
Strasburg
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Public Auction Set for Henry Addition Waiter Location
Arrangements made for a public auction of the Henry addition to Wins Chester. The sale is scheduled for June 28. The notice appears in the periodical as part of the legal or public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Winschester
Damaging Testimony in Croker Will Case
In Dublin on June 13 witnesses testified that Mrs. Bula Croker widow of Richard Croker Sr and Mrs. Guy R Marone are the same person The Croker children seek to break the will alleging undue influence The witness Ethel White daughter of the late Croker asserts Rom Mondenson married Marone in Norampton Massachusetts in autumn 192? and she used the Croker name.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Bula Croker
Richard Croker
Guy R. Marone
Croker
Tammany
Ethel White
Mr. Croker
Rulamondson
Marone
Norampton
Mass
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Belgrade
Cristo Kaloff
Market Street
Grand Lodge of Masons
Virginia
Masons
Knights Templar
Common Council
Handley Board of Trustees
Michigan
DR. H.H. M’guire
Mississippi
Miss Brown
MR. Parks’ Bride
Snatch
Empire Theatre
Handley School
Glee Club
Miss Whitmore
Charles J. Smith
Roanoke College
Salem
FORD
Henson Motor CO
Henson Motor
N. Y. Central
Mrs. Croker
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