Reparation Plan by Young Sparks British Reaction
Churchill in the House of Commons rejects any Young proposal for German reparations as unacceptable to the Baldwin cabinet. British officials and Labor members press for explanation amid reports the plan would alter postwar allotments to allied nations like Spain and Belgium.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Germany
Baldwin
Churchill
Spain
Belgium
Owen D. Young
Paris
Heavy sentences for rowdies at Hampden School finals
A group disrupted Hampden School commencement at Star Tannery causing arrests. Clyde Racey received six months on the state convict road force for striking principal Ralph Triplett with a stone. Elmer McIlwee paid a $39.25 fine for disorderly conduct. Sewell J. Fisher paid $54.25, Dailey Shell posted $500 bond for Saturday trial.
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Hampden School
Star Tannery
Ralph E. Triplett
Clyde Racey
Elmer Mcllwee
Mr. Triplett
Racey
Tavenner
Sewell J. Fisher
Dailey Shell
American Women Ordered Out of Chinese Province As Fighting Looms
AP dispatch reports American women and children evacuated from Kwangsi near Kweilin, halted at Wuchow on the Kwansi Kwantung border. Canton braces for imminent attack as advance forces threaten the city, with the Central Bank suspending specie payments amid near panic.
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Associated Press
Hongkong
Kwangsi
Kweilin
Wuchow
Kwansi - Kwantung
Abo
Canton
Kwangsities
Virginia completes first survey of market milk supplies
A Virginia survey of market milk in seven municipalities across 44 counties, conducted by the dairy and food division with health authorities and the American Child Health Association, urges a state wide milk control program with seven objectives including safe supply, sanitation, education, and uniform local ordinances. The effort aims to guide control measures and improve cleanliness and pasteurization standards across the state.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
Dairy and Food Division
State Department of Agriculture
State Board of Health
American Child Health Association
Society notes at Jordan White Sulphur Springs praised
Miss Helen Worden reports on Winchester area society life during a visit to Jordan White Sulphur Springs. The piece mentions horse shows in the Shenandoah Valley, Apple Blossom Festival groups like the Berkeley Hunt Club, and family estates near Winchester, including the Thawe and Bryarly properties with stone houses built by Hessian prisoners, plus local race tracks and red uniformed firemen at the Apple Blossom parade.
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New York Evening World
Helen Worden
Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Horse Kingdom
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Berkeley Hunt Club
West Virginia
Thew
Old Jordan White Sulphur Springs
Thawland
Bryarly
Thaw
Harry Thaw
Lord Fairfax
Jordan White Sulphur
Edgar Soutter
South
Virginia
North
Congress member freed on charge as rum smuggler
Key West report details Illinois Representative M Alfred Michaelson being acquitted on liquor import indictments. His brother in law Walter Gramm, a Chicago coal dealer, was arrested on a tariff act violation tied to trunks seized in Jacksonville. Federal prosecutor planned to pursue charges against Gramm after Michaelson’s acquittal.
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Key West
Fla
Walter Gramm
Cal
Alfred Michaelson
Illinois
Jacksonville
Michaelson
Gramm
M. Alfred Michaelson
Cuba
W. O. Hughes
Chicago
Knights Templar to Attend Ascension Day Service
Winchester Commandery No 12 Knights Templar will attend Ascension day services at Zion Episcopal Church in Charles Town West Virginia next Sunday May 12 at 8 pm. The Zion rector will deliver the sermon and a Jefferson Hotel supper will follow with advance reservations.
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Winchester Commandery
Knights Templar
Zion Episcopal Church
Charles Town
W. Va
Zion Church
C. W. Trenary
Jefferson Hotel
Bids On Bonds To Be Renewed
The Star reports bids will be received at city hall at two o clock tomorrow afternoon for 349 000 bonds to be issued by the city. Bids may be awarded in one lot to the highest bidder and the finance committee will collect them, with a possible special City Council meeting afterward.
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Star
Church Women’s Council
Federated Council of Church Women
Handley Library
Friendship Fire Company
A. Freed
James P. Reardon
T. R. Cather
Lester D. Arnold
A. R. Breckenridge
James Hi. Jones
Samuel Miller
Marion Anderson
H. L. Bowers
R. T. Jones
Forrest Transfer
C. Reginald Haines
John Eagle
Walter Lonas
Richard Boxwell
Irwin Carper
Marcellus Andreson
H. Elmer Griffin
Cyril Mee
John Green
Clifton Grim
Six Months For Driving Drunk In County Case
Dewey Newlin was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated by Justice Tavenner in the county magistrate's court. He received a six month sentence on the state road force and a $119.25 fine after colliding with a youth named Haun of Gore on the Northwestern pike. Haun obtained the arrest warrant. All parties reside in the county.
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Dewey Newlin
Justice Tavenner
Haun
Gore
Newlin
Wash. Camp No. 115 Meeting Notice for May 12
All members are asked to meet at the hall at 7 p m Sunday May 12 to attend the annual sermon at Brad dock Street M B Church Secretary Clark E Legg reports the meeting details and date
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Wash
Te Hall
Braddock St. M. B
Clark E. Legg
Stock Market Recovering After Rate Reduction
New York on May 9 saw nervous trading as credit concerns triggered irregular price moves in the stock market. Prices rose at open, fell and partially recovered with brokers' loans and rediscount rates in focus. Call money eased from 14 to 12 percent and United States Realty boosted dividends to 5 dollars, with other earnings little changing the tone. About 3.4 million shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Guthridge Sentenced to Jail for Liquor Charge
Lawrence M. Guthridge of this city was convicted in police court before Judge Weems on illegal possession of liquor. He received three months in jail and a $68 fine. Arrested initially on a disorderly conduct charge, the liquor case arose during that proceeding. Guthridge is a former local police officer who had previously faced a liquor charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence M. Guthridge
Weems
Guthridge
Many Lives Lost In Mexican Fires
Mexico City report says a village in the Occhipila mountains is engulfed by forest fires with extensive destruction. Hundreds homeless and medical aid from nearby towns expected today.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Ochipila Mountains
Public Auction of Jersey Heifers at Southern Stock Yards
Forty five head of Jersey heifers some springers T B tested and good ones sold at Southern stock yards Strasburg Wa ato2 Wom May 21. Terms made known day of sale H H Snarr H L Crabill Co I Brumback Auct.
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Southern Stock Yards
Strasburg
H. H. Snarr
H. L. Crabill
I. Brumback
Winchester Steam Laundry Offers Late Curtains
Readable ad notes steam laundry service for late curtain work described as reasonable with contact by phone number 28.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Decree Grants Absolute Divorce to Mrs Bessie Santimier
In Frederick County Circuit Court an absolute divorce is granted to Mrs Bessie Santimier from Robert R Santimier on statutory grounds. Custody of their two children Marie and Dorothy is awarded to Mary Vance, the husband’s sister. Santimier must pay 20 dollars monthly for board and cover case costs and his wife’s attorney fees. she may resume her maiden name if she wishes.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Bessie Santimier
Robert R. Santimier
Marie
Dorothy
Mary Vance
Santmier
Truett Re-elected President Of Southern Baptists
MEMPHIS Tenn May 9 Dr. George W Truett of Dallas was unanimously re elected president of the Southern Baptist Convention for his third term as the convention opened its seventy fourth session.
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Associated Press
Memphis, Tenn
George W. Truett
Dallas
Southern Baptist Convention
City Property Valued Near Ten Million Dollars
The assessed value of Winchester real estate and personal property totals about 9.7 million dollars with 8.26 million in real estate, 1.04 million in tangible personal property, and 402 thousand in public service corporations. A 1.55 tax would yield 150 251.20 for city revenue. total income is estimated at 256 908.78. Debt stands at 318 thousand plus 349 thousand bonds to be sold.
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Winchester
Fire Department
Diverse social visits and local notes from Winchester
Mr Diller of the Columbia Phonograph Company visits Washington on business. Various families return from Washington and Baltimore after visits. Preaching planned at Mindle Wood by Rev Messick. Notables guesting at George Washington Hotel include Mr and Mrs Sidney Mayer and Mr and Mrs H G Wright. Memorial Hospital improvements noted for Samuel Compton. Social items also mention Show Boat at Capitol Theatre and several local visits, purchases, and a church council meeting scheduled.
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Mr. Diller
Columbia Phonograph Company
Washington
Mindle Wood
T Lce Pike
David Messick
Mrs. Sidney Mayer
Baltimore
George Washington Hotel
KE. B. Jacobs
B. O'F. Randolph
Ewart Johnson
C. B. Jones
Clarke County
Capitol Theatre
Waynesboro Plans New Large Hotel Project
Waynesboro Virginia to gain a large hotel after the Waynesboro Hotel Corporation is chartered with authorized capital stock of 204000 dollars. Edward Palmer of Waynesboro serves as president and Clarence E. Gentry of Charlottesville handled the charter application.
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Waynesboro
Waynesboro Hotel Corporation
Edward Palmer
Clarence E. Gentry
Charlottesville
Birthday Tea and Cake Sale at Mrs Beverley’s Home
Women’s Auxiliary of Christ Church holds a birthday tea and cake sale at 321 S Stewart St the Beverley residence on Saturday May 11 from 4 to 6 PM. Proceeds support church activities.
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Robert Beverley
S. Stewart St
Christ Church
Student Murdered, Harvard Student Gut Shot
Windsor, May 9. Walter T. Huntington, 20, Harvard student, was found with a bullet wound in his head yesterday. Medical Examiner Henry Costello testified the mark on the body indicated a shot fired from a distance, sustaining the murder verdict.
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Associated Press
Windsor
Conn
Walter T. Huntington
Harvard
Henry Costllo
Costello
Columbia To Race in British Regatta Next Month
New York May 9 The Columbia University crew of 150 pounds plans to sail to England for the famous regatta next month if their winning form continues. Manager Reynold Benson announced the plan today.
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Associated Press
New York
Columbia University
Athletics
Reynold Benson
County borrows funds to pay overdue school teachers
Frederick county board of supervisors adopted a resolution to allow a 5000 loan to cover overdue teachers salaries and June 3 dues for high school tuition. Five hundred dollars was also appropriated to the Virginia Children’s Home Society. Scott Grant was named to pursue a separate county clerk’s office with no other offices in the same room.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Children's Home Society of Virginia
Scott Grant
Philip Williams
Tariff Bill Returns to House Amid Party Clash
May 9 report notes Republican members of the House Ways and Means Committee backed the tariff revision facing Democratic opposition. Several Republicans voted present as the measure moved to the House for consideration.
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Associated
Washington
House
Wage and Means Committee
A. Fer
Hill
Bunion Derbyites Move Toward Texas From Oklahoma
In Burbank Oklahoma on May 9 the C C Pyles bunioneers continued toward Texas as the cross country derby reached the fortieth ellapse. First control point was Sherman 39 miles from here. Johnny Salo of Passaic New Jersey trailed leader Pete Gauzzi of Southampton England by 1 55 55 at the end of yesterday's 50 mile elapse from Coalgate.
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Associated Press
Burbank
Okla
C. C. Pyles Bunioneers
Texas
Sherman
Johnny Salo
Passaic
N. J
Pete Gauzzi
Southampton
Eng
Coalgate
Prices of Sugar To Be Increased
American Sugar Refining Companies and Godchaux Sugar Inc announced a rise in refined sugar prices by 1/10 of a cent to 5 cents per pound at the close of business. The move was attributed to the expectation of a high tariff on the staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated? Press
New York
Godchaux Sugar, Inc
Mother's Day Candy at Brooks' Pharmacy Display
Brooks' Pharmacy promotes specially designed Mother's Day candy packages on display for customers seeking gift ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Dr A G Swimley Relocates Office for Loudoun Street
Notice states Dr A G Swimley moved his office from 143 N Loudoun Street to 4 N Loudoun Street above Kirson store. The move is effective May 9 with changes filed locally.
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A. G. Swimley
N. Loudoun St
Kirson
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