Protection Guaranteed By Hongkong Officials Despite Strike Spread
Hongkong officials promise full protection of life and property during the sympathetic strike. A government notification states families of anyone killed while working will receive 2000 dollars. The report notes Chinese agitators claim no grievances yet terrorize workers and students, with calls to extend boycotts to American goods.
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Hongkong
Associated Press
Shanghai
Woosung
Chefoo
Serge
Shemeen
Canton
Sheemeen
Seige
Honkong
London
Tvesu
Reuter
Grave charges are preferred by Mr. Smithey
Marvin Smithey, Democratic hopeful for Virginia attorney general, said he asked Governor Trinkle to order an immediate investigation of the attorney general’s office. He warned more grave charges would follow and said he would substantiate them with evidence if an inquiry is conducted.
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Smithey
Lawrenceville
Marvin Smithey
Trinkle
Richmond
Virginia
Mania for New Laws Not Good for the State
Palmyra Virginia June 22 Senator Byrd addresses a large audience defending strict law enforcement over adding new statutes. He cites remarks about Mr Mapp proposing 176 new laws in a Senate career, arguing Virginia should enforce existing laws before enacting new ones, with continuations noted on Page Five.
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Byrd
Mr. Mapp
Palmyra
Mapp
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Senate
Crille
Virginia
Timeg-Dispatch
Miller Reports Freak Raspberry Cane On Greenwood Farm
Oscar C. Miller, noted farmer and berry grower of Greenwood, reports a freak raspberry cane on his farm. The cane grows flat instead of upright, about one inch at the base and two inches at the top, with about 50 small branches protruding and tying into the main stalk as it develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar C. Miller
Greenwood
West Virginia bond road funds stalled in state
The Farmers Advocate in Charles Town argues that $35,000,000 of the $50,000,000 bond issue has been spent with little progress in road construction. It notes a map shows completed and planned roads, with $15,000,000 remaining deemed insufficient for promised statewide road system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Farmers’ Advocate
Charles Town
Jefferson County
Advocate
State Road Commission
Golden Bed Now Playing Empire Iron Horse Coming
Cecil B. DeMille presents The Golden Bed at the Empire today and tomorrow. The Iron Horse, praised as the finest since The Covered Wagon, will be shown at the Empire by William Fox soon. Also featured is Metro Goldwyn's Midshipman Randall with Ramon Navarro, fresh from Annapolis.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount Pictures
Empire
New York
Empire Theatre
William Fox
United States
Metro- Goldwyn
Naval Academy At Annapolis
Ramon Navarro
Metro-Goldwyn Pictures
the Empire
Forest Blaze Destroys Lumber Camps Near Warren Pa
A massive forest fire in Elk county’s Bear Creek district, described as the season’s most destructive, has swept over more than a mile and a half of woodland. The blaze, centered on the Pennsylvania Lumber Company operations, destroyed four lumber camps and about a million feet of cut logs while 300 workers battled the flames with limited progress.
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Associated Press
Warren
Federal Forestry Forces
Bear Creek
Elk County
Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Lumber Company
Brown Couple Union Now Headed to Montreal
Mr and Mrs William H Brown recently married at the local parish have departed for Montreal Canada to begin their new life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Brown
Montreal, Can
Virginia Beach guest departs after Chanticleer Inn visit
Miss Margaret Roberson of Virginia Beach, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weems at the Chanticleer Inn, left today. Mr. W. A. Dey, another guest of the Weems, returned today to his home in South Bend, Indiana.
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Margaret Roberson
Virginia Beach
Donald Weems
Chanticleer Inn
W. A. Dey
Weems
South Bend
Ind
Stephenson July 9 Yard Party Hosted by Emmanuel Church Ladies
Emmanuel Church Ladies' Aid Society invites residents of Stephenson to a yard party on July 9. Proceeds support church programs. Event details indicate a community gathering at a local home with refreshments and door prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emmanuel Church
Handley High honors William Glass with Washington and Lee Scholarship
Confirmation received by H S Duffey shows William Wood Glass III of Handley High School class of 1925 won a Washington and Lee University scholarship for outstanding scholarship and school activities. Glass led as class president salutationian editor in chief of Handlian and cadet battalion lieutenant, also active in debate and student organizations.
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H.S. Duffey
Washington and Lee University
William Wood Glass, III
Handley High School
State University
Young Glass
Bae
William Glass
Harrisonburg
Handlian
Dmpu
Handley School
Rev Morgan to Assist in Norfolk Revival Ten days
The Rev J F Morgan pastor of First Christian Church traveled by car to South Norfolk Virginia with Mrs Morgan and their two children Charlotte and Nelson to assist the Rev C D Poythress in a ten day revival meeting. They will visit Mrs Morgans parents in Norfolk while he preaches and returns to resume pulpit duties on the first Sunday in July.
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J. F. Morgan
First Christian Church
Norfolk
C. D. Poythress
Morgan
Christian Endeavor Society
Mr. Morgan
Aged Thaw Mother Breaks Hip After Church Fall
Mrs. Mary Copley Thaw, mother of Harry K. Thaw, suffered an incomplete fracture of the right hip when she tripped and fell leaving Third Presbyterian Church. She is resting comfortably at a Pittsburgh hospital, with attendants saying the injury is painful but not serious. Thaw arrived from near Winchester, Virginia to be with her during recovery.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Mary Copley Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Third Presbyterian Church
Five To Fifteen Years Is Term of Dorothy Perkins
New York reports Dorothy Perkins was sentenced to five to fifteen years in Auburn prison for killing Thomas Templeton, a Jersey City war veteran and her suitor. She remained composed in court as Judge McIntire delivered the verdict and later exited steadily. The judge expressed sorrow for her, noting the grave wrong and a life of bad choices, while stating public opinion did not warrant mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Auburn
Dorothy Perkins
Thomas Templeton
Jersey City
Irvin Snapp Receives Master of Science Degree
Oliver Irvin Snapp, federal entomologist and son of Mr and Mrs G O Snapp of a city, was awarded the master of science degree by the University of Mississippi. Snapp has long served in federal work and spent years in Mississippi before a transfer to Fort Valley Georgia.
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University of Mississippi
Oliver Irvin Snapp
G. 0. Snapp
R. Snapp
Mississippi
Fort Valley
He Had Filled Posts of Honor and Promoted Farmers
A lifelong public servant devoted to farmers, he advanced their interests for decades before entering the Senate and leading a political ticket. His career spanned local duties to national influence, shaping policy and agricultural advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senator Edwin Ladd of North Dakota Dies in Baltimore
Senator Edwin Freemont Ladd died in a Baltimore hospital at 10 20 this morning after suffering kidney trouble and neuritis. He was unconscious near the end, with Mrs. Ladd and children at his bedside. Funeral plans call for Washington services and temporary vault interment before the body returns to North Dakota.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Edwin Freemont Ladd
North Dakota
Senator Ladd
Rizpah Sprogle
Annapolis
Church
Edwin Freemont Ladd Non Partisan Republican Senator
Edwin Freemont Ladd of Fargo North Dakota born December 13 1959 in Starks Maine holds degrees from the University of Maine and served as chemist professor and college president. He was North Dakota food commissioner federal food administrator and author before being elected U S senator on November 2 1920 with 180 098 votes and nonpartisan endorsement.
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Edwin Freemont Ladd
Fargo
N. D
Starks
Maine
Somerset Academy
Athens
University of Maine
New York State Experiment Station
Geneva
N. Y
North
United States
Youth Arrested On Girl's Charge In Berkeley County
Allston Hutzler aged about 16 was arrested Saturday afternoon by Sheriff Pannett on a morality charge filed by a county girl’s father. He lived in Glengary and planned to attend a Pine Grove picnic near Greenspring. Bond set at 500 dollars. hearing in county magistrate’s court next Saturday.
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Allston Hutzler
Pannett
Glengary
Berkeley County
W. Va
Pine Grove
Greenspring
Stephen Hutzler
Howard N. Shade
J. Willis Dehaven
Manager Sincindiver Improves at Home
The condition of Fred Sincindiver, manager of Winchester Milling Corporation, was stated to be somewhat improved though confined to his East Piccadilly street home. Dr. H. S. Pifer attends. He injured himself weeks ago lifting flour at the mill, later complications arose, but his condition is not serious and he is believed to be recovering now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sincindiver
Winchester Milling Corporation
East Piccadilly Street
H. S. Pifer
Sincindiver
Robinson Circus to Visit Winchester on Monday
The Greater John Robinson's Circus and menagerie arrives in Winchester on Monday August 3 with two performances, afternoon and night. Advance agent L R Michell is in town to arrange details as the circus travels by three special trains from Keyser W Va and unloads at Baker street crossing. A noon street parade through principal streets will precede the shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robinson
Winchester
L. R. Michell
Keyser
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Baker Street
Noted Prisoner Bernard Grant Dies of Wounds
CHICAGO June 22 Bernard Grant who feared execution refused medical operation to save his life and died 30 minutes later after being stabbed by Walter Crouzer Grant insisted he was innocent of killing Officer Ralph Saunders during a 1922 hold up The case hinged on Crouzer’s new trial and potential pardon or life sentence were Crouzer to fail at his second trial
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bernard Grant
Small
Grant
Walter Crouzer
House of Correction Hospital
Ralph Saunders
Crouzer
For Rent Modern Brand New 6-Room House
Framingham area listing shows a brand new six room house for rent in a premier residential section. Address or contact details mention PRANK KECKLEY with a date tag 6-20-1p-21.
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Tim
Delinquency of Boys and Gals Major Local Problem
A Red Cross executive committee meeting notes the rise in juvenile delinquency and outlines causes and remedies. The organization moved to larger City Hall quarters shared with the Juvenile Court. May reports show 35 assisted families including 14 ex service members, with health, recreation, and parental education highlighted as key areas to curb delinquency.
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Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
State
Industrial Scholols
Ohio
Shenandoah Valley National Bank declares dividends
Winchester bank announces semi annual dividend of 6.00 per share and a special dividend of 1.00 per share totaling 7.00 per share for six months. Dividends mailed to stockholders of record June 30th. cashier W. G. Hardy signs.
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Winchester
Virginia
W. G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Four Thousand Enjoy Ing At Opequon Lake Park Picnic
Four thousand people attended a weeklong event at Opequon Lake Park featuring ing, fishing, swimming, and a large picnic. Organizers reported strong turnout and community interest in outdoor activities.
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Opequon Lake Park
Furniture Sale At Hotel Jack Annex June 27
Mrs. O. H. Jack announces a furniture sale at the Hotel Jack Annex on June 27 at 1 30 p m. The event features chairs tables mirrors lamps and shades bureaus wardrobes desks trunks rugs carpets clothes trees bedroom screens curtains lace porch benches door mats beds mattresses pillows blankets and comforts.
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Hotel Jack Annex
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