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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1922
Page
5
D C Convention Imrees Next Month
The fourth district Virginia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy plans its annual meeting in Warrenton on June 25 and 26. Horse Chapter Winchester aims for attendance. Adellia Vowell of Warrenton chairs district activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Divise United Daughters of the Con- Y
Warrenton
Horse
Turner Hiby Chapter
Winchester
Adellia Vowell
Per
Senate probes cost of gas with pending resolution
Washington May 13 Senate investigation into rising gasoline prices was proposed by Senator McKellar. The measure was introduced promptly but awaits settlement of a pending resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
McKellar
Senaté
Steel Merger Probe Reaches Independent Mills
The Federal Trade Commission called presidents of more than six independent steel firms today for full and specific information on a reported merger proposal. The move aims to assess antitrust implications and ensure competitive practices across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pr
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Dr Fahrney Diagnostic Doctor Seeks Case Details
A historical note invites patients to send in their troubles for diagnosis and treatment ideas. The prompt asks for name and a blank or specimen case to receive advice on disease and possible remedies.
Burrows of Badgers Dwell in Burrows and Threaten Travelers
The article notes badgers dig burrows across acres in the West and use them to prey on gophers and other rodents. Burrows disturb travelers on horse paths and raise concerns about proposed land plans before transfers are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forestry Magazine
Nervous Prostration as a Menace to Americans
An era of nervous strain is blamed for widespread exhaustion as hospitals fill with sufferers seeking relief for sleeplessness and stress. A testimonial praises Dr A W Chases Tonic Pills, claiming dramatic improvement after months of use and urging buyers to verify authentic packaging and physician signature.
Local Patent Remedies Sale Notice
For sale 2 1000 bottles of cough liniment liver and kidney medicine plus blood medicine and other home remedies stock poultry and various remedies. Consumers write to N C Hensell manager 6 Grimées.
Friend Denies Sale Of Letters In Beauvais Divorce Case
Montreal May 18 AP reports Sonn G Gardner a close friend of Fred Beauvais Indian guide named as co respondent in the Stillman divorce case said he did not author or possess any letters alleged to have been written by society women. Gardner said Beauvais could not be reached for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Montreal
Sonn G. Gardner
Fred. Beauvais
Stillman
Thie Goodsman
Gardner
Beauvais
Efforts to Secure Bail for O Flaherty and Co defendants
Efforts were made this afternoon to obtain bail for Robert O Flaherty who, with Jesse Dove and Robert Brown a jitney driver, was yesterday committed by Magistrate Tavenner to the Circuit Court grand jury on highway robbery charges. Relatives appeared before Bail Commissioner M T Nee and Commonwealth Attorney T F Cather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O’flaherty
Tavenner
Jesse Dove
Robert Brown
Circuit Court Grand Jury
O'Flaherty
M.™. Neee
Commonwealth
Cather
Bail demanded in O'Flaherty case as bond unsigned
Commonwealth sets bail at five thousand dollars with two o'clock closing for bond. efforts to obtain a signer continue. O'Flaherty retains James P. Reardon and Warry R. Kern as counsel. The passage also ponders bells and biography in a reflective aside.
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Commonwealth
James P. Reardon
Warry R. Kern
O'Flaherty
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