Portuguese Ship Reports No Trace Of Missing Flyers
Madrid and Portu guesse sources report no wreckage location confirmed for the Dornier Wahl plane carrying Major Ramon Franco and three companions. A Spanish seizure of radio messages and sightings suggests possible debris 100 miles off the Azores, with officials seeking ship communications and renewed contact.
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Associated Press
Point Delgoda
Portugal
Madrid
Azores
Ramon Franco
Portugese
Maggales
Grelden
Cartagena
Spain
Dr. Snook Pleads Not Guilty to Murder Charge
In Columbus Ohio on June 24 Dr James H Snook former Ohio State University professor and alleged slayer of student Theodora Hix pleaded not guilty to a first degree murder indictment at Criminal Court arraignment. A trial date of July 22 was set. He spoke clearly answering not guilty.
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Columbus
Ohio
James H. Snook
Theodora Hix
Ohio State University
Snook
Smithsburg Man Once Known as Boy Mayor Fatally Shot
John Ferguson 46 Smithsburg magistrate was found dead in his bedroom in Smithsburg Md a shotgun nearby. He had been despondent his wife said. Ferguson was elected mayor at 21 and earned the nickname boy mayor later reelected several times leaving a widow and seven children.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
John Ferguson
Smithsburg
Red Men to Name Officers Tomorrow Night
Shawnee Tribe Independent Order of Red Men will elect officers at their wigwam on Reuss avenue at 8 o'clock tomorrow night with full attendance requested. Mr and Mrs Alexander Hamilton St Hegtcieras, wife suse he and Mrs W Lee Fisher were guests at their Valley pike home yesterday. They were accompanied by Mr John sher who will stay there as their guest.
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Independent Order of Red Men
Reuss Avenue
Alexander Hamilton
St Hegtcieras
Suse He
W. Lee Fisher
The
Valley Pike
Johnsher
Harrison denies consent to 1924 Blenheim postmaster pick
In Winchester dispatch Judge Thomas W. Harrison asserts he was not consulted over the Blenheim postmaster appointment in Albemarle county in 1924 and had no role under Republican administrations. He accuses Rep J A Garber of misleading statements about the selection process and says there was no justification for the appointment.
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Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Winchester
Thomas W. Harrison
Blenheim
Albemarle County
J. A. Garber
Nightingale
Harrison
Utility Advisory Commission Meeting Set in Court Room
The Chamber of Commerce announces a public hearing of the Transportation and Public Utility Advisory Commission in the Corporation Court room at City Hall at 9:30 tomorrow morning. Merchants and shippers within 50 miles are invited to attend to discuss freight rate problems. Members include Mason Mangham, H J Wagner, H V C Wade and others as listed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Transportation and Public Utility Advisory Commission
Corporation Court
H. B. McCormac
Virginia Woolen Company
Shenandoah Valley
Byrd
Virginia
Mason Mangham
H. J. Wagner
H. V. C. Wade
T. G. Burch
Martinsville
Robert W. Daniel
Brandon
Thomas B. Glascock
Upperville
C. B. Harvey
Clifton Forge
Winchester
C. B. Neel
Norton
HE. G. Nininger
Roanoke
Walter S. Pinder
Richmond
W. Hardy Taylor Ionley
Service Schools May Resume Relations
Secretary Good announced negotiations with Secretary Adams to resume football relations between West Point and Annapolis. Details on eligibility rules causing the disruption in service school games have been asked of the general staff.
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Associated Press
Washington
Good
Adams
West Point
Annapolis
Red Men to Elect Officers Tomorrow Night
Shawnee Tribe 6 calls members to meeting Tuesday at 8 p m to elect officers for the coming year. Rain or shine the session proceeds as planned with important leadership choices on the agenda.
Winchester Tennis Tourney Opens With Close Matches
The Winchester tennis tournament to pick a team to represent the town began last week with several first round matches. Seeded players Sandy Baker and Nelson Page appeared in the lower half. byes were granted. Upper-bracket leader Ron Shields directs the action as elimination play unfolds with close three set results and several matches still to decide. Players are urged to complete fixtures quickly, with match details posted at the Golf Club courts.
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Winchester
Sandy Baker
Nelson Page
Ron Shields
Co. BE. Babb
Floyd Haines
Hugh Green
Jack Crowl
Bob Glaize
Caps Houshour
Bob Rielly
John Glaize
W. H. Bosserman, Jr
John Warren Rice
Harold Sheetz
J. H. Taylor
Washington
Wendell Goode
Annother
Fred Glaize, Jr
John Rodman
Fowle
Jack Blackburn
J. N. G. Finley
Garner Edmonds
L Green
Stolen Ford Roadster Recovered in Clearbrook
A Ford roadster belonging to O. F. Snapp of Clearbrook was stolen Saturday night, used, parked on South Braddock Street, and later found and returned to Snapp.
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O. F. Snapp
Clearbrook
County
South Braddock Street
Traffic Court Fines Levy Small Violations
Maynard Kendall paid 27 dollars in police court for failing to stop after an accident and tender aid. Crisman paid 3 dollars for double parking on Loudoun Street. Philip Glaize fined 14 dollars for reckless driving after his car collided with J. C. Herd’s vehicle at Washington and Cork streets. Glaize’s car overturned but no injuries. Herd had right of way.
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Maynard Kendall
Crisman
Loudoun Street
Philip Glaize
J.C. Herd
Washington and
Cork Streets
Glaize
Herd
Ieee
Three Men Fined for Street Singing Disorderly Conduct
Henry Jackson Rayfield Jackson and Joe Jackson, all colored, were fined $5 and costs in police court today for disorderly conduct. They sang on the streets yesterday afternoon disturbing several citizens who protested the noise and called it singing.
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Henry Jackson
Rayfield Jackson
Joe Jackson
Brought Here On Non-Support Charge
Basil Moore, a former city resident, was arrested in Baltimore on a warrant by his wife Margar et Moore for desertion and non support. He waived extradition and was brought back Saturday night by City Sergeant C Lee Barr. A hearing is set this afternoon before Justice Weems in the Domestic Relations Court. The alleged desertion occurred on June 1. Mrs Moore lives in Winchester.
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Basil Moore
Baltimore
Margaret Moore
C. Lee .Barr
Justice Weems
Moore
Winchester
Pay Now Save Discount Offer For July
The Evening Star reports a special reduced rate promotion for the month of July encouraging customers to pay now and save. The notice highlights a one month window and urges action to secure the discount.
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THE
Evening Star
Winchester Beats Front Royal 6 2 at Rouss Park
Winchester defeats Front Royal 6 to 2 before about 1 000 fans at Rouss Park. Riddick starred for Warren County with sharp fielding and timely hitting. Kinsey pitched seven strong innings with seven strikeouts while Legge and Lunsford contributed key hits and solid defense.
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Winchester
Front Royal
Rouss Park
Riddick
Warren County
Grounds Balle
Legge
Lunsford
Johnson
Kinsey
Patton
Lewis
Plank
Eastman
Crowl
Carper
Harris
Wipshastesee Wes
Out of Jail Back Again for 60 Days
Millard Cain was released for about three hours yesterday then re-arrested and today sentenced to 60 days in jail. A policeman asked if he wanted his old jail quarters and supper, and Cain said he likely would need both as he appeared ready for trouble, getting intoxicated and causing a disturbance before returning to his cell.
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Millard Cain
Cain
Man Fined for Assault on Street Altercation
Ernest Lonas paid $12 fine and costs in police court on a charge of assaulting Harry Cooper yesterday afternoon. He allegedly tried to pull Cooper's trousers off during a street altercation over Cooper's attentions to Lonas's young daughter.
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Ernest Lonas
Harry Cooper
Cooper
Lonas
Defending Lineburg Fined After Police Court Fight
Silas Lineburg was deemed the aggressor in a recent fight with Reginald Fentner. Lineburg paid a fine of 15 dollars and 25 cents plus court costs after a police court hearing last week.
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Silas Lineburg
Reginald Fentner
Lineburg
Apples Wanted at Pacing House Teplines
Advertises early apples wanted with delivery by Thereday June 27 at the Pacing house. H. W. Butler & Bro. handling the deal. listing appears as a yearly arrangement with date notation and contact.
Special July Rate Offer for Subscriptions
Special July rate on subscriptions advertised by The Evening Star. Honstess in cost Par Noan Sava the Discount. Carrier price four dollars per year in advance. Mail subscription three dollars per year in advance.
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Honstess
THE
Evening Star
Mrs. Rose Grubbs Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Rose Katherine Grubbs widow of Winchester merchant Christopher R. Grubbs died at home on the Senseney road after years of declining health. Born August 9 1877 in Strasburg she lived here since marriage and is survived by her husband two adopted sons four sisters and three brothers. Funeral from the family residence at 10 o'clock Wednesday with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Rose Katherine Grubbs
Christopher R. Grubbs
Winchester
Senseney Road
Mr. Grubbs
Winchester Lodge
Protective Order
Strasburg
Grubbs
Misa Stover
James T
Hattie V. Stover
Shenandoah County
Howard
John Grubbs
City
George Marshall
Charles’ Stark
Harry Miller
John Koontz
S‘rank
Charles Stover
Cora Stover
Alexandria
Grace
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Charles Fries
BE. Miller Streit
George Miller
Adam DeHart
Clyde DeHart
Arthur Luttrell
Great Tribute Paid General Booth By London People
Ten thousand people with bared heads lined London streets as General William Bramwell Booth’s funeral cortège moved from Salvation Army headquarters to Abney Park Cemetery. The body rode in the same car that carried him on campaigns of soul saving, marking one of the greatest popular outpourings in English history.
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Associated Press
London
William Bramwell Both
Salvation Army
Abney Park Cemetery
Financial Center
Weather unsettled for intercollegiate regatta in Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie on June 24 the forecast predicted good water for the intercollegiate regatta where 22 crews from 9 colleges were set to race this afternoon. High humidity and warm water greeted attendees as weather experts warned of possible heavy afternoon showers.
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Associated Press
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Wealthy Chicago Couple Held Up
Chicago dispatch reports Mrs Benja min Bogeaus wife of a wealthy real estate man was robbed of jewelry valued at 30000 as she and husband were held up by two gunmen outside their home after an evening at a cabaret Ethling Terry the former star of Rio Rita was identified as the wife.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Benjamin Bogeaus
One-Stop Round Trip Flight Planned From New York to Los Angeles
Capt. Frank Hawks arrived at Metropolitan Airport in Los Angeles at 1 a m to begin a one-stop round trip flight from New York to Los Angeles and back. He will depart New York Wednesday at 4 am EDT, with mechanic Peter Clawser preparing the Lockheed Vega monoplane for the return trip.
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Eeatpace Press
Metropolitan Airport
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Hawks
New York City
New York
Peter Clawser
Laymen Move to Keep Politics Out of Virginia Methodist Church
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch reports Virginia Conference laymen plan a resolution and a memorial to separate church ministers from political activity. The move targets bishops and ministers linked to Bishop Cannon and his lieutenants, citing opposition to injecting the church into politics over Hoover’s prohibition stance and fears of a party split. Bishop Collins Denny’s remarks on potential divisions fuel the effort.
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Virginia
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Democratic Party
Bishop Cannon
James Cannon, Jr
Cannon
Norfolk
Collins Denny
Richmond
Hoover
Denny
Southern Methodist Church
New Valley Cave Opened to Public by Colonel Brown
The Blue Grottoes near Harrisonburg Virginia opened recently by Col. B T Brown and Maj. Edward M Brown showcase Civil War era inscriptions by Confederate and Union soldiers from Ohio Iowa Indiana Illinois Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia. The Browns have invested over 100000 developing six caverns in Shenandoah Valley, with more than 1 million spent on similar sites including Endless Caverns Natural Chimneys and Sapphire Pool. The cave features thousands of veteran names on walls and multicolored formations formed over millennia, plus a natural 84 foot tunnel and preserved soldiers stairs. A large federal payroll rumored to be buried adds local intrigue to the site’s history.
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Ohio
Iowa
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Col
B. T. Brown
Maj
Edward M. Brown
Shenandoah Valley
Brown Interests
New Market
Mount Solon
Harrisonburg
Valley Pike
Moore Farm
E Soldiers
Virginia plan praised as model for Georgia road funding
Atlanta reports Virginia’s pay-as-you-go highway program has built 24 counties of roads, improved main arteries, and attracted new industry. Governor Byrd credits the method with avoiding bonds, expanding farm to market roads, and paying off old bonds, urging Georgia to follow Virginia’s example amid bond opposition.
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Atlanta
Virginia
Georgia
Old Dominion
Atlanta Journal
Richmond
Bodies of Stone Father and Son Dug Up At Night
In Havre de Grace Maryland Edward Stone and his son Edgar were exhumed at 3 a m and their viscera sent to Baltimore for poison tests as part of the case involving Mrs Hattie Stone jailed for the murder of her youngest son George Stone who died June 4 under similar circumstances Sheriff Dewey Bowman witnessed the exhumation The Emma Stone mother in law was not disturbed.
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Associated Presse
Havre DE Grace
Edward Stone
Edgar Stone
Baltimore
Hattie Stone
George Stone
Angel Hill
Dewey Bowman
Hartford County
Stone
George
Emma Stone
Mrs. Stone
SPECIAL JULY RATES FOR SUBSCRIPTION OFFER
In advance by mail three dollars per year and by carrier thirty four dollars per year. Pay now. Saye tie Dmncoum. The Evening Star notes Miss Hilda Summers spending time in Baltimore with a friend.
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the Evening Star
Hilda Summers
Baltimore
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Renner
Hollis
H. W. Butler & Bro
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Winchester Lodge of Elks
Laymien
New Valley
Colonel Brown
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