Warren Denied Attorney General Post Again
The Senate rejected Charles B. Warren’s nomination for attorney general for the second time in a fierce vote amid debate on Coolidge’s choice. Senator Borah backed Warren’s credentials while Reed renewed accusations of trust-law violations.
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Associated Press
Senate
Charles B. Warren
Mr. Warren
Washington
Senate Today
Dent Coolidge
Warren
Reed
The
Dustry
Borah
Daniel Webster
United
United States
Sshington
Enate
Charles B. Waren
Coolig
Supreme Court Rules Against Congress in Three Cases
The Supreme Court today sustained a lower court ruling in three Minnesota cases. The government sued Mind, Hammond, Snyder, and Company, the Grain Company, and the H.C. Jones Company, seeking access to potentially sensitive papers in a bid to reform legislative policy. The decision limits congressional access to certain documents.
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Supreme Court
Ne Court
Hanmond, Snyder, and
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Re Grain’ Company
H.C. Jones Company
Women’s Democratic Club Meeting Notice
The Women’s Democratic Club will hold a meeting on Tuesday March 17 at 7 30 PM in the Handley Library auditorium. A paper on child labor age will be read by a member, followed bySecretary.
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Women’s Democratic Club
Handley Library
Te i
Seed potatoes from Seed Co offer several varieties
Seed potatoes available for planting include Irish Cobbler Ravly Rose Red Bliss Green Moon Winchester grown as male stock. Seed Co provides seed potatoes in multiple varieties for growers seeking reliable seed stock.
Tragedy in Keyser Divorce Follows After Reconciliation Plea
Mrs Iva May Boyd and her husband in Berkeley County witnessed a fatal struggle when James Boyd shot at his wife after their separation. Mrs Thorn was wounded in the head as she intervened. Boyd then killed himself after a failed attempt to harm his wife, with alimony and a restraining order noted in the case.
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Iva May Boyd
Keyser
W. Va
Berkeley County
Mineral
S Keyser
Youmer
Boyd
M Boyd
Mr. Boyd
Contracts for Army Planes of a New Type
Contracts totaling over 1 million dollars were awarded today by the army air service for a new aircraft type developed by Curtiss Company of Neetherland? and the Douglas Company of California. Field tests at McQuok Field showed speeds above 130 miles per hour and an altitude capability surpassing 20,000 feet.
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Associated Press
Washington
Curtiss Company
Ne Ee
Douglass Company
California
Army Air Service
McQuok
Curtiss
Douglass
Youths Fined In Juvenile Court For Disorderly Conduct
Two youths around 16 were fined $7 and $12 in Juvenile Court for disorderly conduct. Evidence showed they obtained liquor and drank it. the fines were paid.
Hillyard Farm Sold at Public Auction
The farm of William R. Hillyard on the Valley Pike south of town sold Saturday afternoon to M. L. Capper for 391100. The 66 acre tract includes a fine residence and notes say Capper has holdings with three local banks holding mortgages on the property.
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William R. Hillyard
Valley Pike
M. L. Capper
Mrs Smallwood in Woodlawn Penn Reported Ill
Mrs H P Smallwood formerly of this county was taken ill suddenly last Monday at her home in Woodlawn Pa Her condition remained serious despite care from two physicians and two trained helpers Information from Mr Smallwood via letter dated March 13 said the wife’s condition was grave
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H. P. Smallwood
Woodlawn
Smallwood
Resins Office Manager for Insurance Corp Resigns
Mr Jamison, district manager of the Metropolitan, resigned last Saturday and will focus on orchard interests in Frederick county Maryland He will also represent an insurance company in the territory while dedicating most effort to apple and peach growing in the Apple Ridge belt His departure ends his growth of a sizable local business and follows Metropolitan efforts to retain him He remains in Winchester with his wife and children and is not yet replaced by a permanent successor with C G Triesler overseeing the work temporarily.
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Piacecase
Frederick County
Jamison
Metropolitan
O Ut
H. C. Sheety
Aple
Pie Ridge
Tha
Winchester
Connie
Frederick, Clarke, Iren
Shenandoah
Virginia
Berkley
Jefferson Counties
West Virginia
Frederick
State Courts Can Try Volstead Cases
Supreme Court ruled that persons charged with violating the Volstead act may be prosecuted in state courts. The decision, announced in Washington, dismisses a Humboldt County California case for want of jurisdiction as presented by A Brambini and Isadore M.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Humboldt County
Calif
Cnt
A. Brambini
Isadore M
Religious Strike in Alsace Returns to Strasbourg Schools
Strasbourg reports show a religious strike led by Bishop Ruch against state inter confessional regime. About 860 students, roughly 30 percent of nine schools’ attendance, reportedly refused to attend.
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Strasbourg
France
Ruch
Prof Wassermann Dead In Berlin
Berlin reports the death of Professor August von Wassermann director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Experimental Therapy and a professor at the University of Berlin. He originated the Wassermann blood test and was regarded as one of Germanys leading medical researchers at fifty nine.
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Associated Press
Berlin
August
von Wassermann
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute For
University of Berlin
Wassermann
Germany
Apple Blossom Festival Meeting Tonight at Legion Building
W A Ryan Director General urges attendance at 8 o'clock on March 16 1925 for an important planning meeting at the American Legion Building regarding the festival attendance and preparations.
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American Legion
W. A. Ryan
For Sale One Buick 6 Touring Car at Rogers Garage
For sale a Buick 6 Touring Car in good condition advertised by Rogers Garage. Listing notes the vehicle is available through the shop with contact or collection arrangements to be completed locally.
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Rogers Garage
Longtime Shenandoah County Treasurer Koontz Dies in Philadelphia
George William Koontz who served 32 years as Shenandoah county treasurer on two tickets died after illness at his daughter's home in Philadelphia while visiting for Christmas. He served in Rice's Battery at Gettysburg and rose from private to captain. Survived by eight children, a sister, and several grandchildren, his funeral will be in Woodstock with interment Wednesday.
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George William Koontz
Rolir
Philadelphia
Shehandoah
Captain Koonty
Ted
Virginia
United States
Koontz
Shenandoah County
New Market
Captain Koontz
Mary Newman
W.W. Koontz
Washington
M. S. Koont
Norfolk
G. E. Koonitz
Salem
K. K. Koontz
Woodstock
Ester W. Koontz
D. T. Magruder
New Orleans
W. L. Newman
Evidence barred in Teapot Dome lease case in Fall affair
In Cheyenne on March 16 Judge Kennedy barred evidence intended to reveal the bank account secrets of Albert B. Fall in the Teapot Dome lease annulment suit. The ruling deprives the government of its sole method to prove an exchange of Liberty bonds between Fall and Harry F. Sinclair. Roberts planned to reverse the prior tracing method, seeking bonds from Sinclair to Fall rather than Fall to Mammoth. The court warned Roberts that his approach was entering through the door already blocked.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Teapot Dome
Kennedy
Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Company
Big
Wyoming
Attorney Roberts
Sinclair
Mammoth of Company
Mr. Roberts
Weather expert predicts cool summer and crop famine
Herbert J. Browne, Washington editor and weather forecaster, warns in a three column Washington Star piece that next summer 1926 will be very cool and 1927 may bring famine as the Gulf Stream weakens. He markets long distance forecasts to corporations and stresses sun ocean links while offering detailed data only to subscribers. An agricultural magazine notes his accuracy rate, citing 4 correct forecasts out of 24 in 1924.
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Herbert J. Browne
Washington
Washington Star
Browne
Brown
Rae
South America
Heavily Fined For Resisting Officer
Milton Luttrell was fined 26 dollars and costs in police court this morning on charges of being drunk and resisting an officer. He was arrested yesterday evening by Policeman Guthridge for being drunk and allegedly attacked the officer on the way to headquarters before being locked up.
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Milton Luttrell
Guthridge
Prince George Undergoes Tonsil Operation
London dispatch reports Prince George youngest son of the King and Queen was operated on today for removal of the tonsils. A later bulletin said his condition was satisfactory.
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Associated Press
London
Prince George
McClintock Death Isay By Grand Jury
CHICAGO March 16 Investigation into the typhoid death of Billy McClintock a youthful millionaire moved to grand jury consideration after statements by Dr Charles Paiman involving William Dp Shepherd McClinton s chief heir Four persons were summoned to appear in the states bid to indict Shepherd McClintock s fiancee Isabelle Pole was asked to return from Los Angeles where she has been resting and an annuity of 8000 was left in the will
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Chicago
Billy McClintock
Harry Olson
Charles Paiman
William Dp. Shepherd
McClinton
Shepherd
Isabelle Pole
McClintock
Los Angeles
Lenten Services at Christ Church This Week
The Lenten Services at Christ Church will be held Tuesday through Friday at 5 p.m. per church schedule.
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Christ Church
Thieves Grab Bank Messenger in Baltimore Robbery
Four bandits in an automobile held up John W. Holtzman, messenger for the American Bank, on Chilton street near Hillen road. They forced him to surrender a satchel with 6500 dollars in cash and 500 in checks after pulling pistols. He was unharmed as the assailants fled in a large touring car.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
John W. Holtzman
American Bank
Chilton Street
Hillen Road
Holtzman
East Thirtythird Street
Holteman
Dunlap Named Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
Renick W. Dunlap of Kingston Ohio was named by President Coolidge as assistant secretary of agriculture. A former state dairy and food commissioner and Ohio State Board of Agriculture secretary, he once managed a 60,000 acre Florida ranch and hails from a long line of farmers. Born in Pickaway Ohio in 1872, he studied agriculture at Ohio State University.
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Associated Press
Washington
Renick W. Dunlap
Kingston
Ohio
Coolidge
Dunlap
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
Florida
Pickaway
Ohio State University
Princess Herbine Undergoes Minor Operation in Berlin
Reports from Amsterdam say Princess Herbine wife of the former Emperor William underwent a minor operation in Berlin. The operation was performed by a renowned German gynecologist. The patient is expected to be able to leave her room in a fortnight.
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Associated Press
London
Amsterdam
Herbine
Emper William
Berlin
Shenandoah Valley Fireworks Show Promises Bright Display
The Winchester festival marks the second annual Apple & Val event featuring BG Fireworks. A grand display combines rockets and electric flight with colorful spray effects visible across the skies, anchored by a mass of twinkling stars.
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Shenandoah Valley
Nant
Apple & Val
Winchester
Orks Grand Sallie
Raiders Capture Liquor and Get A Man and Girls
A raiding party led by Chief Doran and including Sheriff Pannett and Officers Boyd and Guthridge seized about two gallons of liquor, two gallons of wine and 63 empty jars at the Solenberg er property on Clark street occupied by John Shreck. Shreck was questioned and released with no knowledge of liquor kept by tenants. Morris Hillyard and Bessie Nave, about 18, were arrested and jailed. The liquor was found in a room reportedly occupied for weeks by Hillyard and Nave. Nave allegedly hurled a bottle through a window, smashing it and the glass. Hillyard, a recent felon on liquor, faces a morality charge alongside Nave with a police court hearing planned.
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Doran
Pannett
Boyd
Guthridge
Solenberger
Clark Street
John Shreck
Shreck
Morris Hillyard
Bessie Nave
Hillyard
Nave
Hillard
Wanted: One Garage Size Welding Outfit Cheap
Classified notice seeks a welding outfit of garage size offered at low price for quick sale. Reply by visiting 13-1p-31 Rogers, Gae.
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Rogers, Gae
Three Scranton Firemen Hurt As City Fire Rips Through Plant
Three Scranton firemen were injured when a blaze swept through a local establishment on Lavéhue Avenue. The fire damaged the Porter Company facility and surrounding area as crews battled the flames.
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Err
Scranton
Therapy Porter Company
Om Lower’ Lavéhue
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