Montana Senator Walsh Dies En Route to Washington
Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana died of a heart attack aboard an Atlantic Coast Line train near Wilson while traveling to Washington with his bride, whom he married Saturday in Havana. He was 73. His wife, Cuban maid, porter, and conductor were present. Dr Costello arrived after his death. The death occurred as the party neared their inauguration journey.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilson
Washington
Havana
Bank
Herbert Weatherspee
Walsh
Weatherspee
Robber killed in pistol duel with officers
In Moorefield West Virginia early today George Delander 22 was killed and Chief of Police Gilbert Robinette wounded in a pistol duel after Delander and Harness Cook allegedly robbed Kuhn and Company. Assistant Chief John Shanholtz fired. Cook escaped but later was captured.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Moorefield
W. Va
George Delander
Gilbert Robinette
State Penitentiary
Memorial Hospital
Robinette
Delader
Harness Cook
Delawder
John Shanholtz
Cook
Kuhn and Company
Shanholtz
Delander
New House In Turmoil Over Speakership
Washington reports a chaotic race for Speaker as 127 new House members debate among McDuffie Rainey and Burns. Four state delegations split, Ohio and New England factions show leanings, and a rump caucus of about 90 members weighs the outcome amid expectations of a close party caucus.
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Washington
New House
McDuffie
Alabama
Rainey
Burns
Tennessee
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Indiana
New England
Jehol Defense Collapses as Japanese Capture Key Passes
Japanese forces report the fall of Lingyuan and Chihfeng in Jehol province cutting Chinese lines to Jehol City. Chinese defenses near Pingchuan and Jehol City crumble, with speculation of a complete takeover before March 10 as Chinese morale falters and Britain embargo tensions rise.
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Lingyuan
Chihfeng
Nanking
China
Great Britain
Japan
Chinchow
Jehel
Chihfeng-Lingyuan
Jehol City
Chengtefu
Lingyuan-Pingchuan
Pingchuan
Suichung
Manchuria
Heijiro Hattori
Rengo
Peiping
Man Shot To Death In Chase By Patrolman Nies
Baltimore police report Patrolman John R. Nies shot and killed Leroy Smith during a southwest Baltimore pursuit after the pair allegedly dropped a kit of tools and explosives while fleeing. A companion was believed wounded. Nies faces a technical homicide charge. Helfrick Lumber Co. earlier reported a robbery of one dollar linked to the suspects.
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Baltimore
Leroy Smith
John R. Nies
Nies
Albert A. Mofsovitz
Smith
$60 000 Ransom Paid for Return of Boettcher
Denver report states Charles Boettcher II was freed after kidnappers received $60 000. Dr John M Foster aided the payment and delivery, with Boettcher released near the stockyards after being blindfolded. Police questioned Boettcher who said his abductors were two or three men.
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Boettcher
Associated Press
Denver
Col
Charles Boettcher
John M. Foster
Claude K. Boettcher
West
Dr. Foster
Foster
Young Boettcher
Norman
Colo
Albert T. Clark
Clark
Anna Louboettcher
Apple Market Weekly Shipments to British Ports
Shipments from New York to British ports for the week ending Feb 25, 1933 show Liverpool 4361 barrels and 1002 boxes, London 4233 barrels, Glasgow 1470, Southampton 941, Manchester 200, Hull 4406, with prices ranging 24/0 to 31/0 for Yorks Utility and Albemarle Pippins 30/0 to 34/0. Some ships arriving in bad condition. current exchange rates will affect realized prices. G R Cooper and Harnden & Co Liverpool report active demand and cargo Antonia. Scotland listed in the line.
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New York
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Southampton
Manchester
Ee Hull
SP Oramn
G. R. Cooper
Harnden & Co Llverpool
Es Landeekeene
Yorks
On &Co
APPLE
Scotland
W. O. W. Notice Announces February Visit
State manager W. QO. W. T. G. Smoke will visit Friday night February 3. All members are requested to be present.
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T. G. Smoke
W. QO. W
Ivey Property Ten Acres to be Sold Saturday
The Earl F. Ivey property a ten acre tract with a residence near the village of Arme will be sold at noon Saturday March 4 in front of the Court House.
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Earl F. Ivey
Arme
Court House
Byrd Accepts Appointment as U S Senator
Former Virginia Governor Harry Flood Byrd accepted the appointment to the U S Senate succeeding Claude A. Swanson who resigns to become Secretary of the Navy in the Roosevelt cabinet. Byrd will be sworn in Saturday and has chosen Naval Affairs as his first committee assignment with Hampton Roads and Virginia harbors a key interest.
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Richmond
Harry Flood Byrd
United States Senate
Claude A. Swanson
Navy
Roosevelt
Pollard
Byrd
Winchester
Virginia
Swanson
Sena
Washington
Congress
Lonight
Senate
Hampton Roads
Winchester Concert Band to present sacred concert Sunday
The Winchester Concert Band, led by Prof. W. H. McIlwee, will give its first sacred concert at the Palace Theatre Sunday at 3 p.m. The free event lasts about an hour with soloist Kenneth Windle and selections including Orpheus, The Stars and Stripes Forever, and a four part Anthony and Cleopatra suite. Everyone is invited for an afternoon of band music.
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Palace Theatre
Winchester
W. H. MclIlwee
Kenneth Windle
Hall
Allen
Local distributor confirms continued U. S. Tires sales
A local dealer refutes propaganda claiming they no longer distribute U. S. Tires. The firm states it remains the official distributor in the area and intends to continue supplying U. S. Tires to customers.
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U. S
Sales Corp Ip
District Nurse Association Notes Busy February Visit Totals
The District Nurse Association met at the office near the Court House with Mrs. H. D. Puller presiding. Misses Josephine F. Arthur and Evelyn C. Dean reported 440 February visits including 32 for tuberculosis and 14 new patients.
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District Nurse Association
Court House
H. D. Puller
Martin Wisecarver
Josephine F. Arthur
Evelyn C. Dean
D. W. Ritenour
Piedmont Sanatorium
McCallum Exhibit At Handley Library In Winchester
Ten pencil sketches by Tan Crawford McCallum show interesting Winchester places. C Vernon Eddy invites the public to view at Handley Library at West Piccadilly and North Braddock streets. works include Frederick County Court House and Washington Street subjects among others.
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Winchester
Tan Crawford McCallum
Handley Library
West Piccadilly
North Braddock Streets
C. Vernon Eddy
McCallum
Square Dance at Apple Way Tonight in Owls Hall
Public invited square dance at Owls Hall inter Millwood and Front Royal Road Friday. Admission 50 cents. Also notice for Sarah Zane Fire Co regular meeting Friday night at 8. Friendship Fire Co holds meeting Thursday March 2 at 8 with full attendance urged.
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Owls’ Hall
Millwood
Front Royal Road
Friendship Fire Company
G. R. Haines
Mayor Cermak Brought News on Health in Miami Hospital
Mayor Anton J. Cermak received a second blood transfusion in Miami after a hiccough episode linked to a bullet wound in the liver. Doctors noted the hiccoughs were caused by peritoneal irritation rather than peritonitis and reported his condition as serious but not yet critical.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Anton Cermak
Cermak
Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
J. W. Snyder
Ermak
Ohet
City Council Considers Sewer Work Tax and Milk Dealer License Increase
Special session of the Common Council debated funding a Kent street storm sewer project to provide jobs, and adopted a 40 percent tax on banks. The council also discussed requiring property owners to connect to the sewer, and directed further inquiry into milk dealers’ license tax rise from 1 to 10 dollars. A street name change for East Kern to North Avenue was approved, while Bond street lighting petition was rejected.
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Act Rosenberger
Messrs
Harper
Milne
Marshall
Pilcher
Kent Street
Piccadilly Street
Sewer Committee
Rosenberger
Finance Committee
Henry
Anderson
Sanitary Committee
Forney
Cameron
Loudoun Streets
North Avenue
Pagé
Mr. Henry
Light Committee
Bond Street
Mr. Forney
Tin printed book fights liberty and futurism
A Chicago account highlights Filippo Tommaso Marinetti's book printed on tin titled Words On the Liberty of Futurism As Regards Touch Heat and Smell. The piece argues liberty is too sacred for paper and requires metallic elasticity with tin pages and vivid tricolor illustrations.
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Rome
Filippo Tomaso Marinetti
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