Apple Blossom Socials Tour Ends With Busy Week
Local society notes list dozens of residents visiting friends in Alexandria Richmond Roanoke and Baltimore. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Lutzmo Miss Baker and families, with disease of the month post graduate plans and festival guests from Hagerstown Martinsburg and Garrett.
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T. S Henry
Edward Fulmer
Rebecca Nagle
Ethel Nagle
Lancaster
W. Gillgar
Pottsville
Clara Taylor
Martineburg
H. L. Cage
Brunswick
A. T. Henry
South Kent Street
Mary Markard
J.C. Bastian
Ralph Bastian
Catherine Bastian
Norfolk
W. R. Campbell
Edward Pickering
Cumberland, Md
Russell Ryman
Pittsburgh
James Hughes
Jack Martinia
Sumberland
Hughes
E. K. Hetzer
Mary Hetzer
Harold Hutchinson
Hagerstown
D. C. Fiscel
Union Bridge
Emma Affleck
South Cameron Street
Alexander Hamilton
Ruby Jackson
Bessie Hamilton
Barnes
Beck
Harry Beck
Miss Grace Beck
Hagerstown, Md
Lee Fisher
East Lane Avenue
Hilda Miller
Lawrenceville N. J
Garland Hansbrough
Game wardens barred from arrest fee under 1926 ruling
Attorney General John R. Saunders rules wardens cannot collect the arrest fee for making arrests in violations of game laws. Regular and special wardens who collected $4,826 in 1926 must stop. Wardens may, however, collect 50 cents for appearing as witnesses in prosecutions after arrests.
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John R. Saunders
Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
R. G. Dillard
Center Cross
Newport News
Saunders
Heavy Buying of Low Priced Rails Market Action
The Associated Press reports heavy buying of low priced rails in New York trading on May 2. Prices reached years highs as speculation intensified and call money rose to 4 percent. The market opened strong, gained through the first hour, and closed on a strong note with about 1,500,000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
Sterilization Of Feeble Minded Is Held To Be Valid
The Supreme Court sustained state laws allowing sterilization of feeble minded individuals. The Virginia law faced challenge from Carrie Buck of a state colony for epileptics. The ruling noted public welfare aims and potential release benefits. about fifteen other states have similar laws. The surrounding items list social visits and local residents mentioned in the same column.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Virginia
Carrie Buck
Flood relief drives surge as Hoover eyes plan
President Coolidge cabinet panel sets a ten million dollar goal for flood relief. Mr Hoover will return to the flood district Wednesday night as engineers assess breaches in levees. Knights of Columbus approve a fifty thousand dollar Mississippi flood fund split between Red Cross and local councils.
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Conn
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Rescue Workers Reenter West Virginia Mine After Fire
Rescue teams backed by a fire resumed exploration of blast torn tunnels at the Everettsville mine in Fairmont West Virginia as officials seek the fate of 77 workers entombed since Saturday afternoon. At least 16 dead have been confirmed with 12 removed and four killed at the tipple.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
W. Va
Everettsville
Mrs Snyder Breaks Down During Cross Examination
In Queens Village Court House on May 2 Mrs Ruth Snyder testified for three hours under cross examination in the murder case of her husband. She claimed co defendant Henry Judd Gray is solely guilty and said Gray killed for the $96000 insurance. The defense lawyer pressed questions while Gray remained brisk and whispered with his counsel.
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Associated Press
Queens Village Court House
N. Y
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
State Highway Policeman Slain By Bootlegger
A Chicago bootlegger driving liquor from Windsor Ontario shot and killed state highway policeman Sam Mates near Sturgis Michigan as he attempted to search the contraband auto. The killer took the officer's pistol and sped away in a car with an Illinois license.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Windsor
Ont
Sturgis
Mich
Sam Mates
Illinois
Colored couple receives marriage license in city clerk office
A marriage license was issued to Douglas Strange a colored janitor and son of Robert Strange and Viola Parker a colored daughter of Elias Parker both of this city in the corporation clerk's office.
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Corporation Clerk’s
Douglas Strange
Robert Strange
Viola Parker
Elias Parker
Appreciation for Handley School Queen Festival Helpers
A Winchester Virginia May 2 1927 report credits Mrs W H Bosserman and a large team for traffic control picture chards and coronation ceremonies at Handley School. It praises Queen Mrs Kenneth Gilpin and court aides with numerous volunteers and organizers led by H Clay DeGrange and Alison Cooper.
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C. R. Keeler
Jances McFaden
Esther Norton
Virginia Silver
Nannie Cooper
Fred Glaize
Walter Bosserman
Woodrow Wilson
Bartofi
Glaize
Hunter McGuire
H. K. Russell
Lewis Hyde
Frances Page
Victor Arthur
D. W. Ritenour
Richard Griffith
Stewart Bell
Earl Clowser
Carlin Gray
Leslie Woods
John Franklin Rodman
New Orleans
Kenneth Gilpin
H. Clay DeGrange
Alison D. Cooper
Seat On Stock Exchange In N. Y. Brings $200,000
New York officials announced the sale of a New York Stock Exchange seat at a record 200000 dollars matching prior high bids. Names of the buyers who paid 192000 194000 195000 will be disclosed on Thursday as the total value of all 1100 memberships reaches about 220 million dollars.
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Stock Exchange
N. Y
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Police Court Outcomes Include Drunkenness and DUI
Dispositions record Benjamin Kendell and James Lillis fined for drunk and disorderly conduct. Kendall $12 plus costs, Lillis $27. Theodore Reynolds cited for reckless driving with collision $28. T B Frazier and Leo Ritter charged with operating under liquor influence, $118 fine plus costs and a 30 day jail term suspended.
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Benjamin Kendell
James Lillis
Kendall
Lillis
Theodore Reynolds
T. B. Frazier
Leo Ritter
Myer Traded To Boston Americans For Emory Rigney
Charles Buddy Myer of the Washington club was traded to the Boston Americans for Emory Rigney. Myer, a steady batter since his American League debut, displaced Roger Peckenpaugh as Washington’s regular shortstop last season. Rigney previously played for Detroit. No cash changed hands.
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Boston Americans
Emory Rigney
Washington
Charles
Buddy") Myer
Washington American League Baseball Club
Boston Americans Today
Southern Association
Roger Peckenpaugh
Rigney
Detroit
Prayers Offered for W L Boothe in Roanoke Hospital Fight
In Roanoke Virginia on May 2 hundreds of citizens prayed for Walter L Boothe 18 as doctors reported a fair pulse and improved condition after two near fatal sinking spells since an April 21 automobile crash. Respiratory corps members continued to assist to inflate his lungs with steady, careful work.
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Associated Press
Roanoke
Walte
L. Boothe
Jefferson Hospital
Respiratory Corps
Acci
Fragmentary medical note on surgery date and condition
Dent last May. The patient was partially paralyzed when surgeons began an operation April 21.
Middle age quip on eating and feelings in Ohio State Journal
A humorous aside from the Ohio State Journal notes that middle age is when you might as well eat it since you will feel about the same the next day. The line reflects a light, wry take on aging and appetite.
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Ohio State Journal
Spring Fever Fades With Restorative 8.8.8 Tonic
An ad warns readers against spring fatigue and promotes 8.8.8 tonic made from herbs to restore appetite energy and vigor. It claims the product builds red blood cells and aids nourishment, offered in two sizes at local stores.
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Aern
Fines Levied After Police Court Disagreement
Mrs. Eva F. Smith paid a $7 fine and Mrs. J. W. Linebirg paid $17 after a personal confrontation that led to a police court outcome.
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Eva F. Smith
J. W. Linebirg
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