Norfolk and Western Schedule Effective December 9 1988
Train timetable details routes from Berryville to Roanoke and intermediate stations including Nos. 13 9 20 9 12 26 and 27 5 53 p m and 10 1 59 p m. Pullman sleepers to Williamson Roanoke Philadelphia New York and Hagerstown with dining car Shenandoah. For fares schedules and reservations contact H H Burks Berryville or W Saunders Roanoke.
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Itsee
Newton
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Washington
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Pullman Sleeper
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Eit
Shenandoah Jct
New York
H. H. Burks
Final Scenes of Speight Battle Near Martinsburg
Hugh G. DeHaven, former sheriff, recalls the Speight siege at the Speight farm near Winchester and Martinsburg. Speight fired on troopers for hours before dying from seven or more wounds. authorities deny a post surrender shooting. The case drew rumors of prior killings. DeHaven kept a shotgun during the standoff.
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Muarderer
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U.S. Army
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Mr. DeHaven
Death summons Jas Welsh at age eighty in Clarke county
James Welsh prominent resident of Wadesville Clarke county Virginia died at his home after a long illness. He was eighty years old and survived by son Grantham Welsh and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Brucetown Methodist Church after a gathering at his house.
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Frederick County
Welsh
Grantham Welsh
Thomas Collins
Port Clinton
Ohio
Madeline ‘Welsh
Luther
Frank Welsh
Charles Welsh
Brucetown
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
O. D. Gambert
Summit Point
J.B. Russell
Red Scare Echoes on GOP Faults and Democratic Record
The piece critiques Republican corruption and the Grant era venality while defending Democratic leadership under Wilson era ideals. It argues that GOP tolerance of graft endangers free government, praises Democratic achievements from 1913 to 1921, and contrasts tax policy relief for the many with privileges for the few.
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Senator Walsh Named Chairman in Democratic Party
Senator Walsh of Montana is chosen as a leading figure in the Democratic party in New York City. The selection marks him as a pent chairman and signals a prominent role in party organization.
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Montana
New York City
Winchester friends honor William Conrad at funeral
A personal attorney from Montana, William Conrad, led friends in Winchester to honor the late attorney at his funeral. The service reflected on his estate work and ties to local politics and the community.
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William Conrad
Montana
Sore
Mount
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