State Industrial Commission Hears Two Cases Here
The State Industrial Commission, led by Co. G. Kizer with R. L. Stewart, held two hearings in the city council chamber. N. P. Ryan of Jerome, Shenandoah County, Va., sought partial dependency for his son Kenneth Ryan, a truck driver killed by contact with a live electric wire near Charles Town on November 16. The commission awarded the father one third of his son's regular wages for 300 weeks. Lula Hodgson of Victor Products Co. claimed burns at the plant south of town. the case was taken under advisement.
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Co. G. Kizer
State Industrial Commission
Sopra
Mr. Kizer
R. L. Stewart
N. P. Ryan
Jerome
Shenandoah County
Kenneth Ryan
Charles Town
W. Va
A. J. Novick
Philip Williams
Wooodstock
Lula Hodgson
Victor Products Company
Commission
The Texas Company Takes Long Lease On Filling Station
A lease docketed in the Corporation Court clerk’s office shows C I Nicodemus et ux and Wm M Richards et ax to the Texas Company for a gasoline station at Gerrard Street and Millwood Avenue. The lease runs ten years with payments from 126 to 150 dollars per month. The Texas Company has option to buy after five years for 16000 and after ten years for 19000.
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Corporation Court Clerk
C. I. Nicodemus Et Ux
Wm. M. Richards Et Ax
Texas Company
Gerrard Street
Millwood Avenue
French Resolution Funds Constitution Restoration
The House adopted unanimously a French resolution to provide 300,000 to complete the restoration of the old frigate Constitution. The item is noted by Associated Press with mention of French followers of ponies causing disruption at the race track when displeased with sport conduct.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Philadelphia Bulletin
Jacqueline on Her Own Saga
Jacqueline faces workplace conflict after a dispute with Wiliam Brown Keswick Deli and Pater retaliation. The seven days of adversity include a failed race by her 100-1 shot, while Trent Dobbin’s will leaves 500 pounds to repay kindnesses. She dreams of luxury in Mrs. Hubbard's house.
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Jaequeline
Wiliam Brown
Keswick
Mrs. Hubbard
Cupid Gains An Ally In A Model Visitor
Jacqueline fears a stuck cistern valve but is approached by Dorothy Dalton from Byrams. Dalton, a striking model with blue eyes and fair hair, arrives wheezing and sits on Jacqueline's bed to recover.
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Jacqueline
Mrs. Hubbard
Dorothy Dalton
Byrams
The Weight of Worries in Dorothy's World
Dorothy compares life under Dell to a looming loss of income and independence. Jacqueline urges medical help as Dorothy confesses she cannot lose weight and fears losing her job. A sequence of doctors offers fragile relief, and Dorothy dreams of a life with a flat and a baby without asking for help.
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Dell
Jacqueline
Dorothy
Miss Dalton
Papa Dell
Mr. Brown
Doro
Jacqueline and Dorothy Face a Bold Dilemma
In a 1930 scene Jacqueline and the impassioned Dorothy reconnect after a surprise fortune for Jacqueline. Dorothy frets over slender prospects, explains Mr Brown’s pursuit, and hints at a romance with him while Jacqueline weighs independence and love. Dorothy warns of marriage plans, but Jacqueline pursues her own path.
Baltimore Wholesale Prices Across Feed and Livestock
A local listing shows wholesale prices for farm goods and livestock. Items include mixed feed at 2.00, cracked corn near 2.45, dairy feed around 2.20, cotton seed meal 2.60, creamery butter, hay 15.00 to 18.00, young chickens at 38, calves at 10.50, steers at 12.3, and hogs listed without a clear price.
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Prau
Ccceessee
Overeere
Calvor Seosecscseveseree
Llamds Ecocee
Evsere
Eee
Melfere
Eesee
Steere
Coveee
Eoveeses
Gows Sisehove
Baltimore
Women and fashion debates stir over long skirts
The Detroit Free Press notes the fashion controversy after the arbitere of fashion's failure to promote the long skirt, asking who will claim women do not attire themselves to please men. It also mentions baseball training season approaching and the political poll season remaining active in Washington.
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Detroit Free Press
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Warner
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Betty Shoppe
North Main Street
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Wender’s Department Store
Woodstock
Mt. Jackson
Winchester
LOU Bernstein CO
ART Fashion Clothes
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INO. S. Solenberger & CO
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Harrisonburg
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Frank Feinberg Valley Clothing House
Loudoun St
Kelvinator
E. Boscawen St
Snapp’s Foundry
Market St
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Brown
Richard Starr
Lupton Orchard Service CO
Obr
Market Report
Star
Son of Soda
Mr. Morris
Southern Chemical CO
Virginia
Atwater Kent
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Majestic and
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