Local Sales Directory Listings Reach Across Multiple Farms
A dense list of farm stock, implements, hay, and livestock sales appears with multiple sellers. Names include M. Hahnam, G. H. Schlack, M. Kackley, Bailey Bros., C. N. Garvin estate, and others. Locations span Berryville, Winchester area, Wardensville, and White Hall with goods like horses, cows, mules, oats, buckwheat, and rye.
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Hahnam
Winchester
Mear Hayfield
Berryville
Woolingham
H. Schlack
Sensency
Babb
Whittington
Norton, Snyder
Wardensville
W. Va
Salemi
Boyce Pike
N. Garvin
High View
Byers
W. Ck
Dorce
Stine Farm
O. B
Jesse Willey
Larrick
Chambers
Appropriation Bill Sent to Governor After Short Session
After a 15 minute discussion the Virginia House of Delegates concurred with Senate amendments adding about 213 000 to the general appropriation bill. The measure now goes to the governor. The Senate general laws committee favorably reported a bill requiring fundraisers to keep open books and a House bill amending the workmen s compensation act.
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Associated Press
Irighmond
House of Delegates
Senate
General Laws Committee
Cardinals named Hayes and Mendelein from Chicago
Two American archbishops, Hayes and Mendelein of Chicago, were named cardinals. The consistory is scheduled for March 24 in Rome.
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Associated Press
Rome
Archbishop Hayes
Archbishop Mendelein
Chicago
GOP Charged With Conspiracy Over DOJ Investigation
Senator Harrison of Mississippi charged in the Senate that a deliberate Republican campaign seeks to undermine public confidence in the panel investigating the Department of Justice. The claim frames GOP efforts as a broad political strategy amid the inquiry.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republican
Department of Justice
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Forbes enters not guilty plea in federal fraud case
Charles R. Forbes former director of the veterans bureau pleaded not guilty before a U S commissioner to fraud conspiracy and bribery charges from a Chicago grand jury Bond set at 10000 dollars which he posted He will appear in Federal Court in Chicago on March day.
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Associated Press
Washington
Marten G
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
United States
Chicago
Forbes
Identity of two House members under suspicion
A Chicago grand jury charged two representatives with bribery. Speaker Gil, Rep. Wright, and Rep. Crisp discussed the case and a resolution to ask President Coolidge to disclose the names of the involved lawmakers was introduced.
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Ton
Marc
Vemaar
Chicago
Gil
Represeworth
Snell
Entative Crisp
Coolidge
House
Burton Seen as Possible Denby Successor for Navy Post
March 6 Theodore BE Burton a present House member and former Ohio senator is among candidates President Coolidge may appoint as secretary of the navy.
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Burton
DENBY
Associated Press
Washington
Theodore BE. Burton
The
House
Ohio
President Coolidge
Navy
House Ways and Means Votes to Report Soldier Bonus Bill
The House Ways and Means Committee voted today to report a soldier bonus bill but no action was taken on its form. The item notes committee action and mentions a re painting cue for storefronts and observes that prosperous-looking places are patronized first. The short update also records that H Elmer Griffin of 1751 and Mr. and Mrs. W Nelson Page returned from a Philadelphia visit.
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Associated Preas
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
H. Elmer Griffin
W. Nelson Page
Philadelphia
Mrs Bond's Photo In Baltimore Paper
A faded clipping notes Mrs Bond's photo in a Baltimore paper. It mentions the Hager High school and Winchester related to graduation honors and a member named Walker McC. Be ndember apne faculty, likely a misread line.
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Baltimore
Brng
Mia
Walker McC
Hager" High
Sotaeets
Migh
Winchester
Newlywed Couple Moves Into West Avenue Apartment
A fragment notes the marriage of Mrs. Hamburger formerly Miss Hilda Klompus in Baltimore and their residence in a West Ave building, with references to Mr. and Mrs. Klompus and family.
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Ofr
Ahd
Hamburger
Hilda’ Klompus
Ave
Baltire
Pape
Iby
Glaize
Oheras
Ps. Rm
Slaying Father Case Sentences Young Baltimore in Front Royal
In Front Royal Virginia Cora Baltimore a colored boy about 15 pleaded guilty to killing his father and was sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary by Judge Fling. The father died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after being shot while whipping the son. The boy had pursued his father along a road and fired when a favorable moment arose. Baltimore had been indicted the week prior and had recently stood trial for the shooting. Roy Brown’s trial for the killing of Doc Updike last March was postponed due to his attorney’s illness. a date at the April term is expected.
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Front Royal
Cora Baltimore
Fling
Winchester Emorial
Young Baltimore
Roy Brown
Warren Circuit Court
Doc Updike
Aubrey G. Weaver
Studebaker Ad Promotes Superior Quality and Value
A Winchester auto dealer promotes Studebaker vehicles, toutting fewer vibrations, stronger construction, and extensive testing. It cites 72 years of automotive leadership, cord tires, fine coach-building, and costly components to justify premium prices and dealer discounts.
Studebaker Cars Highlight Plant Leadership and Value
The Studebaker plant touts top production of fine cars worldwide with 145167 buyers last year spending 201000000. Demand has nearly tripled in three years and equipment costs reach 50000000 to offer maximum value at low cost. Buyers are urged to compare to ensure value.
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Studebaker
Somme
Studebakers
Linnette and Gerry Gall wed amid family schemes
In a tale of romance and jealousy, Linnette learns of Gerry Spalding’s long engagement while John Gail accuses him of pursuing Linnette. Gerry announces he plans marriage but departs for a honeymoon after Linnette confirms their bond and Joins Spaulding’s inquiry. The story centers on love, trust, and imminent nuptials.
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Jerry Spaulé Aioe
John
Lininette
Georgia
Linnette
Gerry
Spaulding
Gerald
John Gail
Josephine
Bling
Sephine
Lucia
Joseph
Linnétte
Sotadink
Fonda
Raga
John Gall
Aare
Specialties Make Gains as Traders Screen Market
The Associated Press reports March 6 that pan American issues and bear attacks on Penn Seaboard Steel and Coca Cola were used to mask accumulation elsewhere in the stock market. High priced specialties climbed while rails stayed steady despite lower carloadings and an opening at 4 12.
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Associated Press
New Y
Penn Seaboard Steel
Coca Cola
Increase in Motor Gypsies Expected This Year
The Chicago Motor Club touring bureau estimates about ten million automobiles will hit the road this year. They predict a substantial rise in “motor gypsies” and a notable surge in travel across the country.
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Chicago
Arch
M&tely
Coutry
Touring ‘Bureau of
Chi‘tko’Motor Club Today
Lads Sent to Industrial School in Virginia
Webster James and Reginald Allen, colored youths, were taken to the Industrial School for Colored Boys in School, Virginia, after juvenile court conviction for habitual petty stealing. They were transferred in custody from the institution. Miss Frances Jones, visiting Richmond relatives, returned home with Miss Margaret Brown, daughter of Bishop William Cabell Brown, in Virginia diocese.
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Webster James
Reginald Allen ‘Alexander
Industrial School of Colored ‘Boys
School
Industrial School
Frances Jones
Richmond
A. T. Jones
Margaret Brown
William Cabell Brown
Virginia
Legal Fight Over Tadid Broadcasting Control
A. T. and T. sues for permanent injunction to curb WHN and Tadid Broadcasting, citing rights of major stations and seeking to restrain operation pending outcome. The action targets WHN run by Marcus Toewy and George Schubel and could trigger similar lawsuits against other stations.
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Associated’ Presty
New York
Tadid ‘Broadcasting
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
WHN
Marcus’ Toewy
George Schubel
Gtoat
Ope Ing
Uaip
Blaze destroys seven Cape Charles buildings in business district
Fire of unknown origin destroyed seven store buildings in Cape Charles causing losses over 200000 dollars. Three grocery stores a drug store a cafe faced damage while two tugs helped supply hoses. the town lacks a fire engine.
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Asapeial
Cape
Window Display Cards Will Draw Trade to Your Store
Trade card ad by H. Elmer Griffin at 175 J offers window display cards priced from 25 cents per dozen and up to attract customers to local shops.
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H. Elmer Griffin
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James Ruessell
BR. C. Woolford
St Germain Street
Cardinals
C. R. Forbes
TAR
Gr Ae
W.E B. Son P
Abe
Winchester Auto Sales
W. W. Dellinger
Mollie Mather
Ileal al
Western Newspaper Union
Plan Mongroly F Broadcasting
Cape Charles
F. M. Reynolds
South Braddock Street
M. B. Clowe
Diamond Store
Mustang Liniment
Msa
Mustang
Drug and General
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