Handley Board President Defends Handley Loans investment ploy
R Gray Williams president of the Handley Board of Trustees defends the Handley fund loans amid political attacks. He says the board can call the loan but will not jeopardize a sound investment over Byrd connections. Williams cites court approval and prudent management, noting no statute restricts the board to specific securities and that the fund remains a strong income source for local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmond News-Leader
R. Gray Williams
Winchester
Handley Board of Trustees
News-Leader
Westmoreland Davis
Handley Fund
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Williams
Handley Board
Harry Flood
Handley
Circuit Co
Virginia
Circuit Court of
Frederick County
Ami
Idley Board
Trus@ lds
Meg Wwill
Judge
Veryone
Cow Peas and Soy Beans Prices Report
Soy bean prices show a notable drop while cow peas hold steady as Winchester Seed Co reports price levels. Market notes reflect shifting demand and storage implications for farmers and merchants relying on legume crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Seed Co
Water Service Shutdown In Priddy On 22nd Evening
City announces a water outage in Priddy on the 22nd from 7 p m to end of the evening. Streets affected include Gerrard to ill James street Bond Street Southwark Street Valley Avenue and GW Whitlock Avenue. L A Dettra, City Manager, says service will be restored as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priddy
Gerrard
Ill
James St
Bond St
Southwark St
Valley Ave
Hudson Prices Reduced Coach Delivers For $1875
Hudson dealer announces price cuts on the Coach model now delivering at 1875 dollars. The 5 and 7 passenger variants both reduced by 100 dollars, with Winchester Hudson listed as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Hudson
Weeks Heads to Boston for Medical Exam
Washington may 22 AP secretary Weeks departs for Boston to continue recover from a thrombosis attack April 1 and seek medical examination after several weeks of illness. He has been confined to bed and is listed as recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Weeks
Boston
Stock Prices Continue Their Upward Swing
New York May 22 Stock market prices headed upward through the morning amid heavy profit taking in public utilities with electric power and American Waterworks favored. Indications pointed to quicker demand for popular priced cars while cross currents in industry left standard rails quiet. Call money rose to 3 percent and the market closed strong with about 1,850,000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Ameria
Igernature
Slow progress in getting jury for Shepherd
Chicago on May 22. Jury selection for William D. Shepherd in the McClintock murder case moved slowly as the defense signaled willingness to accept most jurors. The state attorney’s office planned to offer four jurors to the defense this afternoon after closely questioning a pool of veniremen.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
Veniremen
Gorman
Earl of Ypres Dies In London
DEAL England May 22 The Earl of Ypres known as Field Marshal French British World War hero died here today at age 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Deal
England
Earl of
Ypres
French
Empire Prices For Tomorrow At Empire Show
Continuous show every Saturday at the Empire from 2 to 11 p.m. Orchestra music in afternoon and night. Mary Roberts Rinehart story of crime and mystery Tomorrow with Comedy News and Aesop's. Who was the Silent Watcher.
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the Empire
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Special for Saturday Ch Nic Shoulders All sizes
Advertisement fragment lists goods and rental offer. C W Ramsburg contact number 225. Two family house for rent with three rooms and kitchen and bath near school. Includes date code 5 21 1p 3t.
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Ck Sf Rm Peatey
Census estimates put town population just over ten thousand
Enumerator Persell D Plank with aid from Policeman E C Dove expects to finish in two weeks. Based on partial counts, Main street 800, Braddock 650, Washington 300, Stewart 390, plus 2,400 on cross streets, totaling slightly over 10,000. Strictly limit to bona fide residents within city limits.
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Main Street
Braddock
Washington
Stewart Street
Persell
D. Plank
E. C. Dove
Personal News from Summit Point Visit
SEMANTA AeEOINe Nga Thay WEBER spent two weeks with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Gilbert De Haven near Summit Point West Virginia and has returned home near town to be with her mother Mrs C E Emmery who is indisposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semanta Aeeoine Nga Thay Weber
Gilbert de Haven
Summit Point
W. Va
C. E. Emmery
Elizabeth Baker to Return From Red Springs Tomorrow
Miss Elizabeth Baker is expected to return tomorrow from Red Springs North Carolina where she has been attending Flora McDonald College. Mr J Joseph Sullivan has been spending a day or two in Washington on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Baker
Red Springs
N. C
Flora McDonald College
J. Joseph Sullivan
Washington
Mr and Mrs R C Green Return From Motoring Trip
Mr and Mrs R C Green have returned from a motoring trip to Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. R. C. Green
Atlantic City
Miss Martha Stowers and Casselman Plan Norton Trip
Miss Martha Stowers and Mrs. F. R. Casselman departed by car this morning for Norton Virginia to attend a regional conference of the Red Cross and other social workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Stowers
F. R. Casselman
Norton, Va
The
Red Cross
Beverleys Return From Atlantic City Sojourn
Mrs. Robert A. Beverley and her daughter Miss Rebecca Beverley arrived home after a two week visit in Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Beverley
Rebecca Beverley
Atlantic City
Mrs B F Montgomery Hosts Kin From Alexandria
Mrs. B. F. Montgomery of Stephens City entertains her niece Mrs. Arthur King and her little daughter visiting from Alexandria Virginia as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Montgomery
Stephens City
Arthur King
Alexandria, Va
New York AP Traffic Chief Visits City Today
Mr. C. A. Price of New York, division traffic chief of the Associated Press, visited town today. The Rev. S. R. Ludwig has returned from attending the Pennsylvania conference of the United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Price
New York
The
Associated Press
S. R. Ludwig
Pennsylvania
United Brethren Church
Mrs Marshall Returns Home With Son for Summer Visit
Mrs. William C. Marshall returns to her home on South Stewart Street with her son the Rev W C Marshall of Fairfax County Virginia. She will be joined in early June by Mrs Walter Suthon who will spend the summer with Mrs Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Marshall
South Stewart Street
W. C. Marshall
Fairfax County
Walter Suthon
Marshall
Enos Family Visits Rice Family in North Badock Street
Mr and Mrs H GC Enos and their children from Mexico arrived today for a several days visit with Mr and Mrs Warren Rice at their home on North Badock street.
Luttrell Applies for State Law Exam Certificate
Ralph J. Luttrell of Frederick county seeks a certificate to appear before the State Board of Law Examiners for examination to practice law. Local attorneys endorse his certificate and the right to take the examination has been approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Luttrell
Frederick County
Circuit Court
State Board of Law Examiners
Walter Sibert Jr Fractures Leg In Wagon Accident
Walter Sibert Jr the young son of Mr and Mrs Walter Sibert of the southern city section fell from a wagon today and sustained a severe fracture of the right leg He was removed to Memorial Hospital for treatment with the bones reportedly in good condition for the injury
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Walter Sibert, Jr
Walter Sibert
Memorial Hos
Doctor Samuel T Darling Killed in Syria Auto Crash
Dr Samuel Taylor Darling of Baltimore and the Rockefeller Foundation died in a car accident near Beirut Syria along with Dr Norman Lothian of Britain and Mlle Besson the French secretary The League of Nations malaria commission member was 53 and had authored works on tropical infections including hookworm malaria and dysentery He had led a Rockefeller Foundation inquiry into anemia in Malaya Java and the Fiji Islands from 1914 to 1917
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Malaria Commission
League of Nations
Norman Lothian
Great Britain
Mlle. Besson
New York
Samuel Taylor Darling
Baltimore
Beirut
Syria
League of Nations Commission
Geneva
Darling
Rockefeller Foundation
Malaya
Java
Fiji Islands
Cousin of Late Dr Darling Killed in Syria Accident
Dr Samuel T Darling of the Rockefeller Foundation, who died in a Syria automobile crash, was a near cousin of the late Dr Edwin G Darling. His widow Mrs Jennie Darling later married James N. W. Funk, a prominent retired local businessman.
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E. 8. Darling
Samuel T. Darling
Rockefeller Foundation
Syria
Edwin G. Darling
Jennie Darling
James N. W. Funk
City
New Rum Route Found by U S Dry Agent
Boston May 22 federal authorities seized a large quantity of high quality liquor aboard the steamer Van from Jonesport Maine and began an investigation of an alleged new rum running route from Canada to Maine ports. Liquor is believed sent from Maine to various parts of the country in merchandise packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Jonesport
Canada
Maine
Will Be Buried In Stephens City
The funeral of John F. Ridings who died near Stephens City yesterday morning will be held tomorrow afternoon at two. He will be buried in Green Hill Cemetery in Stephens City not at Sun Rise Cemetery as previously announced.
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John F. Ridings
Stephens City
Green Hill Cemetery
Sunrise Cemetery
Mary Lavender Dies of Pneumonia at 52
Mary Lavender colored died yesterday afternoon at her home after a brief illness from pneumonia. She was 52, a widow with several sons, and long employed as a cook for notable city families including William H. Baker for 18 years. Funeral at 3 p.m. Sunday, burial in Orrick cemetery.
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Mary Lavender
William H. Baker
Orrick
Hampshire Home Coming Set for June 6 in Romney
Hampshire County Home Coming activities gather momentum with countywide participation. Plans include a parade with decorated floats, prizes for best automobiles, a marching band, and addresses by former Governor John J. Cornwell and Rev. Dr. Charles Scanlon of Pittsburgh. Dinner will be picnic style for participating families. The event resumes in Romney with mayor W. M. Williams presiding.
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Romney
W. Va
Hampshire County
Court House
Hampshire
W. M. Williams
John J. Cornwell
Charles Scanlon
Pittsburgh
Lynchburg Man Dies in Parachute Jump Mishap
Lieut. James R. Kyle Jr. of Lynchburg Virginia was killed at Lakehurst New Jersey when a wing jump went wrong as the motor failed. His parachute failed to open until a few feet above ground as the plane flew about 200 feet high with Lieut. James Schudan fer aboard assisting with jumps.
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Associated Press
Lakehurst
N. J
James R. Kyle, Jr
Lynchburg
Kyle
James Schudanfer
Coal Company seeks injunction to calm miners at Eagle mine
Clarksville based Clark Coal and Coke Company filed in Circuit Court for an injunction to restrain United Mine Workers from interfering with Eagle mine operations. The petition claims union activity near the mine has intimidated non union workers causing some to quit. The petition was taken under advisement with further arguments planned.
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Associated Press
Clarksburg
W. Va
Clark Coal and Coke Company
United Mine Workers
Eagle
Rummage Sale Aims to Benefit The 8PCA
A house cleaning guide urges saving all discarded furniture and clothing for the eight P C A rummage sale. The note highlights collecting items for charity. It mentions organizing efforts and invites participation.
Labor Leaders Oppose Women Replacing Men in Industry
Frederick Md May 22 Opposition to substituting women for men in industry unless wage scales are equalized was voiced in a resolution adopted at the final session of the Maryland District of Columbia Federation of Labor. Tribute was paid to the memory of Samuel Gompers, late president of the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Frederick
Maryland District
Seriously Injured In Auto Accident Near Long Branch
Mrs. Robert C. Randolph wife of Dr. Randolph of Boyce sustained a severe shoulder injury. Mrs. B Duvall Cham bers and Miss Agnes Page also bruised and shaken when their car returning from Long Branch overturned after the steering wheel broke. Mrs Randolph's condition improved but she still suffered pain.
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Robert C. Randolph
Dr. Randolph
Boyce
B. Duvall
Chambers
Agnes Page
Long Branch
Hugh Nelson
Auto Tags Must Be Gotten At Once Police Lay
Winchester officials report only about 450 city automobile licenses issued so far this year, far below the 1,100 by this date last year. Police will arrest delinquents within days and they face fines and costs. Any local car lacking a 1925 tag after May 31 faces immediate arrest with no excuse.
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Commissioner of the Revenue of
Winchester
Bundle Up Clothes Drive For Red Cross and Near East
Readable notice urges residents to bag and drop old garments Tuesday for a Red Cross collection aiding relief efforts in the Near East. Organizers emphasize community participation and timing at local drop sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Near East
Complete line for all cars at Winchester st Main
Auto parts and accessories listed for all cars at 103 N Main St Winchester Hudson Co. The notice cites a catalog or advertisement entry with product coverage and contact reference. No further details on pricing, models, or dates are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Winchester Hudson CO
T L Meeting Reminder in May at Washington Street
S T L announces a meeting on Saturday May 23 at 2 p.m. at 138 N Washington St. The notice provides date time and location for neighbors and members to attend.
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T. L
N. Washington St
Henkle Ad Promotes Fireless Cookers at Exceptional Prices
C M Henkle advertises exceptional prices on fireless cookers. The concise notice highlights discounts and highlights savings for buyers seeking efficient cooking options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Henkle
Moling and Seal Warner Cor Sets Ad 7th Page
Read Moling and Seal Warner Corp sets and Corselette ad on the seventh page. The brief notes mention product lines, pricing hints, and promotional placement within the period advertisement section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moling
Seal Warner
Hudson Essex and used cars move to 103 N Main
Hudson Essex dealership shifts operations to 103 North Main Drive in a move affecting inventory and customer access. Local customers are advised to visit the updated location for sales and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Main
Money to Lend on Improved Real Estate Security
Ward and Larrick, Attorneys at Law advertise money to lend secured by improved real estate. They invite prospective borrowers to contact their firm for loan arrangements and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward & Larrick
Atty. -at-Law
New Complaints Against Folige Before Assembly
A Presbyterian Assembly in Columbus discusses overtures accusing Folige of church authority disregard and proposing sanctions. Debates cover withholding aid to students who use tobacco, Fosdick’s continued pulpit role, and adherence to creeds. The assembly frames positions on doctrinal standards and ecclesiastical obedience amid modernist fundamentalist tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Ge Assembly
Presbyterian
United States
New York
J. M. T. Finney
Baltimore
Charles R. Erdman
Man
Fog
General Assembly
Pre
Fosdick
First Church
First
Fogdick
Hag Sande
Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Rink Opens Saturday on Market Street Night
Market Street rink opens Saturday night with skating options. Details about times or admission are incomplete in the fragment.
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Mr. Williams
Mr. Byrd
Croo
Olive Pellage
Olive
Shepherd
Earl of Ypres
London
Empire
C. W. Ramsburg
S.T. Darling
Funk
U.S
Cornwell
Coal Company
Rhode Island
Leonard W. Horton
Francis P. Dowcherty
New York City
Dazzy”" Vance
Vance
Speedball King
Dazzy
Brooklyn
Essex
First Presbyterian Church of New York
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