Senate budget bill passes with officer pay cuts and reforms
Legislature adopts a state budgeting bill cutting officer salaries by ten percent and enacting penalties for treasurers and revenue officials who misappropriate funds. The package includes reforms to tax tickets, malfeasance, and required revenue controls, plus salary rules for treasurers and commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Layman
Patnaey
Hall
Commissioners of Revenue
Sam Rodgers
Dan Porter
Fee Commission
Moffett
Boards of Supervisors
House
Adams House
Three Ford Contest Winners Revealed at Capitol Theatre
Capitol Theatre and Bickers Motor Co. announce three correct answers in the Ford display contest. The car will be awarded Friday March 25 at 9 o clock. Also featured is the Blue Ridge Kamputers vaudeville act from Virginia to Kentucky and Tennessee with banjo music and square dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Theatre
Bickers Motor Co
Ford
Capitol
Bickers
Blue Ridge Kamputers
Winchester
Legislative session passes reforms and charter bills
The legislature enacted amendments returning to new election laws and charters including Harrisonburg. Facsimile ballots become lawful and defeated primary candidates are barred from the general election. Some bills not engrossed tonight may pass tomorrow with constitutional reading suspensions. The Fowler Bruce highway commission bill increases members to nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Fowler-Bruce
Highway Commission
Aged Colored Man Leaves Estate To Market St Church
William R. Washington, a longtime janitor in Winchester, leaves the residue of his estate to Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church after debts are paid and a monument is erected for him and his wife. The will dated August 22, 1930, names M. M. Lynch as executor with a $2,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Washington
Winchester
M. M. Lynch
Lynch
American Bonding Company of
Baltimore
Bud Walker Receives Additional Ten Years for Habitual Criminal Status
William Bud Walker, a negro desperado, was sentenced in Henrico County Circuit Court to an extra ten years in the State Penitentiary for habitual criminal status. Warden Rice M. Youell presented him on the charge after Walker had already been jailed for attempting to shoot Sheriff Pannett. Walker remains under indictment for the alleged burglary of the Wayside Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Penitentiary
William “Bud” Walker
Desperado
Pannett
Henrico County
Richmond
Virginia
Walker
Rice M. Youell
Henrico Court
Wayside Inn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hablegeams
Hable’s Palace
Polly
Clark Gable
Marion Davies
Loew's Palace
Washington
the Palace
Polly of
the Palace Management
Potomac Edison Company
National Fruit Product Co
Hansbrough & Carter
Nsurrance
Bradley & McGregor
Brown & ‘the
Wen
Fisher
Shor
Hunter Miller
Bedford
George W. Layman
Craig
Prohibition
Wickham
Attorney-General
Conference Committee
General Assembly
Wilbur Hall
Blue Ridge Ramblers
Federal Reserve System of Banks
Kenneth E. Henry & Company
Gray & Sheetz
Toggery
N. Main St
Certified Public Accountants
TAX Counsellors
E. Boscawen Street
Richmond, VA
Central Nat. Bank
Warner Bros
William
Powell That
Benny Rubin
Tarkington
Jove Vitaphone
Evelyn Brent
Evalyn Knapp
Geo. Sidney Guy Kibbee
Billy
Barnes
Mammoth Stage & Screen
The
Dad Williams
Oya 'Time
Fiddler
Jean Harlow
Mae Clarke
Bophy
Matthew Bu
Corrs
Columbia Picture
Edgar Kennedy
Lester Vail
P Heggie Anita
Qouise
Extra Colonial News
Bud” Walker
Europe
Publishers Syndicate
Prides
Cyclone” Marshall
Wenchester
King OF the Wild
Davies Gable
Coats Millinery
Greenwood Farm News
Baby
Greenwood Farm
Corn Products Refining Company
Keystone
N. Coudoun St
Sanitary Dairy
Gerrard St
J.W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Howard L. James
D. C
N. Loudoun St
Winchester, Va
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!