Daugherty Resigns As Attorney General In Coolidge Era
President Coolidge accepts Attorney General Daugherty's resignation amid Senate inquiry pressure. Daugherty defends his record, warns of a crisis between government by law and order versus slander and fear, and vows to fight charges. Meanwhile Mrs. Larrick, first woman elected to Winchester School Board, gains praise after her election to the nine-member board.
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Daugherty
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Senate
Atlantic
Tary Denby
Storm
Ierbert
Larrick
Ty School Board
Common Council
Intiee
Winchester
Commoncil
Infant Ruth Santimier Buried at Star Tannery
The three month old infant Ruth Santimier, daughter of Mr and Mrs R R Santimier, died Wednesday at her parents home on Senseney road. The remains were taken today to Star Tannery for burial.
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Ruth Santimier
R. R. Santiier
Senseney Road
Star Tannery
President Coolidge moves to dismiss Attorney General Daugherty
The Senate probe into the Department of Justice spurred President Coolidge to demand the attorney general's resignation. Daugherty resisted but the crisis deepened as testimony tied him to gun running on the Mexican border and linked aides like Jess Smith to broader charges. Beck becomes acting solicitor general per statute.
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Coolidge
Senate
Daugherty
Jess Smith
Senator Borah
Idaho
James M. Beck
Rotary Elects Officers and Del egates for Raleigh District Meet
The Winchester Rotary Club held its last noon meeting under the current administration with a call to elect five officers and several directors for the coming year. Delegates Bill Glass Marshall Baker and Doug Fuller with Vernon Eddy as alternates will attend the Raleigh district conference April 3 and 4.
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Winchester Rotary Club
Dick Bryarly
Wilhoper
Vernon ‘Eddy
Bil “Glass
Charlie Trenary
Doug Futter
Honte McCormac
Bill Glass
Marshall Baker
Will Cooper
George Fansler
Bob Gray
Ne Ee
Tian Espe Iys
Doug Puller
Dha
Raleigh
Dole
Doug Fuller
Bob Barton
Harry Boyle
Nat Page
Marion Orndoff
W J. Goucenour
Moore
Wollee
J. O. Martin
Chesapeake and Potomac
Hate Hollie
Vic Arthur
Notice for Ex-Service Men on Benefits and Insurance
Ex service men entitled to vocational training compensation hospitalisation or reinstatement and all seeking government insurance see Capt. Van Hise at Red Cross or John H Rosenberger on March 26 27 28.
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Capt
van Hise
Red Cross
Jno
H. Rosenberger
Lost child found safe in neighborhood
A West Clifford street parsonage neighborhood searched after a girl vanished. Police were called and Motorcycle Policeman Armel helped. The child was found at home, asleep in her bed.
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J. F. Morgan
West Clifford Street
Armel
Virginia supplies six of twenty eight high priced attorneys
Henry W Anderson is named among a list of twenty eight federal war frauds attorneys with six from Virginia. Judge Harrison questions why Virginia has half the attorneys and claims the President has advisers from Virginia at his elbow. He cites army and navy budgets totaling over 600 million and argues funds could be redirected to build highways for national benefit.
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Harrison
Virginia
Seth
John Ra
Judge Harrison
Romney Organizes for Cold Storage in Hampshire County
Romney W V March 28 The agitation for a cold storage plant appears successful with the Hampshire Cold Storage Company organized last week Having capital stock of 65000 An application for a charter was filed Friday The incorporators are J D Christopher L P Kelley H M Hockman Paul Williams and J W Cheshire
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Romney
W. Va
Hampshire County
Hampshire Cold Storage Company
J. D. Christ
Opher
L. P. Kelley
H. M. Hockman
Paul Williams
J. W. Cheshire
Mrs. Mary Jane Boden Dies at Advanced Age in Martinsburg Region
Mrs. Mary Jane Boden widow of Henry Boden died in Martinsburg area after prolonged illness. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Dunn of Martinsburg, Mrs. Bowen of Martinsburg, Mrs. Grove of Washington, and brother Isaac Sprout. Funeral arrangements set with services in Martinsburg and Brucetown.
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Brucetown
Mary Jane Boden
Henry Boden
Charles J
Martineburg
Santy
Boden
Mary Sprout
Lvband
Boden F
Thomas &. Dunn
Annie Bowen
Martinsbure
Karl Grove
Washington
Isaac Sprout
J. J. Crismore
Dunn
Martinsburg
Miss Williams Sings at Empire for Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Williams known as Susan Dunbar will perform at the Empire Theatre this evening in a Benefit for Winchester Memorial Hospital. She duets with Lloyd Hammes of this city and will sing I Love You and a solo with piano and violin accompaniment. After returning home to Amherst Street she resumes duties at the Capitol Theatre New York. There will be no price increase for Empire seats.
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Miss Williams
Capitol
New York City
Lloyd Hammes
Washington
New York
Providence
Empire Theatre
Jesse Sasses
Amherst Street
Square Dance at Friendship Hall This Weekend
Friday and Saturday night square dance events set for Friendship Hall with dancers invited to join.
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Friendship Hall
John Summers Dies in Staunton Hospital
A telegram from Staunton announces the death of John Summers former Winchester resident. Survived by widow two sons Charles J Summers cashier Union Bank Winchester and Stanley Summers of Washington and Mrs May Summers Landau of Pitts burg. Body to be brought here and funeral to be held Sunday afternoon.
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Staunton
John Summers
Wintchester
Summers
Charles J. Summers
Union Bank of
Winchester
Stanley
Washington
May Summers Landau
Pittsburch
Public Auction for Small Farms and Homes in Virginia
Public auction set for Wednesday April 2 in Waverly Middlesex Va at 10 AM rain or shine with free 100 dollars in gold and a barbecue dinner. Includes listings for Conrad Realty Co with trees and plants and a Spartan horn toot sale and miscellaneous garage notices. Du Four Parlor announces temporary closure from March 31 to April 12 for renovations or rest.
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Waverly
Middletown
Conrad Realty CO
Special for Saturday Fresh Produce and Breads Ad
Sweet juicy oranges per dozen 25 cents. Two large grapefruit 15 cents. Prunes extra large two pounds 25 cents. Prunes smaller size three pounds 25 cents. New cabbage per pound 1 cent. Fresh herring per pound 5 cents. By C. W. Ramsburg local grocer announces weekly specials.
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Cc. W. Ramsburg
Public auction sale of 298 acres in Middletown Va
At 10.20 A M Middletown Virginia on premises 298 acres in small farm and home sites sold at public auction rain or shine.
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Middletown
Rain Or Shinee
Conrad Realty CO
Winchester City Democratic Primary Set for Tuesday
The Democratic primary for Winchester city offices will be held next Tuesday for mayor and council seats. Two candidates vie for mayor Dr Julian F Ward and A Shryock. Council nominees from First Ward are Charles R K Anderson Hunter B Grimm W A Baker Fred W Forney Iles H Harper. Second Ward nominees Warren Rice W Nelson Page Robert F Brill Robert L Gray. Polls open sunrise to sunset at Friendship Engine House First Ward and City Hall Police Headquarters Second Ward. Electoral Board members are A R Breckenridge D W Ritenour and Henry R Bryarty. Harper and Forney may bail out.
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Winchester
Nomin
Julian F. Ward
A. Shryock
First Ward
Charles RK
Anderson Hunter B. Grimm
W. A. Baker
Iles H. Harper
Warren ‘Rice
W. Nelson Page
Robert F.brill
Robert L. Gray
Friendship Engine House
A. R. Breckenridge
D.W. Ritenour
Henry R. Bryarty
Chas. H. Harper
Fred W. Forney
Cou 1
Democratic Executive Committee
Twenty five miners believed dead in West Virginia mine blast
Twenty five men were in a Yukon McDowell County mine when an explosion occurred. Reports say they are believed dead. State Bureau notified. The mine at Yukon lacked a local phone and nearby villagers assisted with sparse information.
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Associated Press
Welch
W. Va
Yukon
McDowell County
State Bureau
Charleston
State Department of Mines
Mi- Careme mid season observance and church schedule
France marks Mi- Careme halfway between Ash Wednesday and Easter. At the Catholic Church devotions of the Way of the Cross at 7 30 p m with a senior choir rehearsal. Sunday features two masses and 7 30 p m services with benediction. Bertha von Hillern rolls advertised. Found glasses. owner to identify.
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France
Waverly Farm Sale Offers 298 Acres in Middletown
Conrad Realty Co announces a public auction of 298 acres for farms and home sites at Waverly Farm, Middletown, Virginia. The sale is set for 10 30 A M on Wednesday April 2 with rain or shine conditions and includes a free barbecue dinner.
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Waverly
Middletown
Conrad Realty CO
World Before Your Eyes Pageant Planned at Kernstown
Epworth League of the M EB c S in Kernstown Virginia announces a pageant on March 30 at 7 20 p m depicting customs costumes and child life of heathen nations with orchestra music. Public invited. James H Mayhew, who came to the city for his sister Mrs Irwin Arnoli s funeral, leaves for home in New York
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Epworthy League of the
Kernstown
James H. Mayhew
Irwin Arnoli
New York
Larrick Three Chosen For City Board Seats
The city council selects Larrick and two others for district posts on the new five member board. Shockey and Talbot are noted for three year terms, with other renewals among Guire Goss and Rosenberger. Mrs Larrick becomes the first woman chosen for city civic positions.
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Shockey
Nancy M. Karrick
Central District
Guire
H. Rosenberger
Southern
Rae Eek Mre
Larrick
Nebraska Governor Urges Gasoline Sales Plan
In Lincoln on March 23 the Nebraska governor outlined a proposal to boost gasoline sales with city cooperation and local committees. He indicated producers and distributors could agree on a four cent per gallon rate, noting possible dispatch of up to 500,000 gallons and seeking support from municipal bodies.
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Lincoln
Neb
Martell
Charles Bryan
Anne
Tailoring Opening At Orndoff's Stow
A showing of new inner woolens and other men's clothing was being at J. M. Orndoff on Main Street by Baltimore. Mr. Childs, long acquainted with Orndoff’s store, has attended with several years of prior visits and a companion staying at a local hotel.
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J. M. Orndoff Main Street
Baltimore
Childs
Orndoff
Jtown
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Goucher College
Heganyty High School
Cumberland
Maryland
Department of Justice
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Daughery
Rotary Soon
Henry W. Anderson
T. D. Rawson
J. Boden
Miss Williams Totes
Empire
Square Dance
Staunton, Va
Black Cat
Waverly Farm
Monmouth Street
Bertha von. Hillern
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Store
Nebraska
Orndoff's
STOW
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