Auto Bus Crash Near Burlington Leaves 20 Injured
An early morning collision near Burlington New Jersey injured 20 people, one critically. A New York bus, a car, and two trucks collided, with responders setting up an emergency hospital in Burlington city hall and issuing bail for three drivers.
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Ency Hospital
City Hall
Jersey Town
Associated Press
Burlington
N. J
New York
Burlington City Hall
Emma Gill
Camden
Ellis H. O'Dell
Philadelphia
O'Dell
Gustave Dzingoski
Mervyn’ Henry
Paulsboro
Repeal Day Law Sways In National Voting Scene
The article notes states Ohio Pennsylvania North Carolina South Dakota Utah and Kentucky voting on repeal with 33 in line against prohibition. It mentions New York mayoral candidates Fiorello La Guardia Joseph McKee and John O Brien and outlines looming elections including 435 House seats 32 Senate seats and potential shifts affecting incumbents. Final appeals in Virginia cover Byrd McWane Peery Wise and socialist candidates with meetings in Newport News Richmond and Lynchburg.
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Pennsylvania
North Carolina
South Carolina
Utah
Kentucky
New York
Fiorello H
House
Senate
National Committee
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Boston
Richmond
United States
House of Delegates
Harry P. Byrd
Halifax
Fred W. McWane
Lynchburg
George C. Peery
Palent
Virginia
Henry A. Wise
Byrd
Newport News
J. Luther Kibler
George Cary White
Herman R. Ansell
Crawford Held in Leesburg by Armed Officers
In a Loudoun grand jury dispute, Crawford was taken to Leesburg by armed officers. Houston argued that no negroes were eligible for grand jury service, challenging Judge Alexander’s 1931-33 juror lists as discriminatory. The judge testified the lists contained only white men, noting population considerations.
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Crawford
Leesburg
Houston
Loudoun
Alexander
Loudoun County
Grand jury race over race in Virginia extradition case
Defense seeks to quash the Crawford indictment as jurors may have been excluded by Virginia law. Judge Alexander faces questions on grand jury standards and potential repeated selections while Massachusetts extradition issues loom. Authorities reinforce courthouse with state police as trial date hinges on McLemore ruling.
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Alexander
Virginia
Crawford
Massachusetts
Boston
Galleher
Houston Crawford
Leesburg
George Crawford
Ilsley
Loudoun County
United States Supreme Court
J. R. H. Alexander
Circuit Court
McLemore
James L. McLemore
Suffolk
Pollard
Adrian
C. W. Carr
Richmond
Alexandria
Middleburg
Charles H. Houston
Mrs. Mary E Mulhorn Rites Planned In Frederick Md
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mulhorn aged about seventy five died in Frederick Maryland around noon November 3 from hardening of the arteries. She was a former resident of the local area and moved to Frederick 45 years ago. Survived by two brothers John I Puggitt and James A Fuggitt and two sisters Miss Alice B Faggitt and Mrs Ellen E Mellenbacher. Funeral from Clina funeral parlors Frederick tomorrow at 1 pm with Lutheran Church pastor officiating. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery with graveside rites by Rev W M Brashears.
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Mary Elizabeth Mulhorn
Frederick
Mulhorn
John R
Fannie V. Fuazgitt
Frederick County
John I. Puggitt
Fostoria
James A. Fuggitt
Baltimore
Alice B. Faggitt
Ellen E. Mellenbacher
Wenatchee
Washington
Clina
Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
W M. Brashears
Market Street Methodist Church
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Hodgson In Winchester
The body of Mrs Mary Virginia Hodgson wife of James B Hodgson and daughter of the late Mr and Mrs George W Hillyard was interred at Mount Hebron Cemetery following services at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. She had lived in Detroit with family before returning here for burial. Survivors include her husband eight children and one brother, with a Life long devotion to music and the church noted in the tribute.
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Mary Virginia Hodgson
James B. Hodgson
George W. Hillyard
Detroit
Mich
Mount Hebron
Huber Sydenstricker
Braddoek Street Methodist
Winchester
Valley Female Seminary
Prof
Arbogast
Braddock Street Church
Aged Clarke Family Member Minnie Rutherford Dies
Minnie Viola Rutherford, longtime Richmond milliner and member of an old Clarke county family, died at 11 15 last night at her relatives home in Minnie Wood Chapel's area at age 85 after a ten day pneumonia illness. She operated a Richmond millinery shop for over four decades before retiring in 1921 and leaves several brothers and many nephews and nieces. Funeral will be at 11 o clock Wednesday from the Minnie Wood Chapel home with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. pallbearers named.
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Minnie Viola Rutherford
Carke County
Page Rutherford
Mary
Minnie Rutherford
Minnie Wood Chapel
Clarke
Miss Rutherford
Richmond
James W
Susan Pitman Rutherford
Edinburg
William R
Augusta
Kans
T. Ashby
Eldorado
Arthur H
Wichita
John C. Rutherford
Laura Keeler
James Rutherford
Jennie Carter McIntyre
Charles R. Keeler
A. H. Rutherford
Kansas
Mount Hebron
Walter Brotherton
Walter Hardesty
Taylor Knight
Wilbur Gaunt
John Bromley
George Baker
Chief Returns From Attending Police School
Chief of Police C. W. Hollis has returned from Richmond Virginia where he attended the second Virginia Police Instructors Training School last week. The program taught by Capt. Albert B. Moore of the New York State Police headquarters division aimed to qualify local instructors to run courses for their department and nearby areas.
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C. W Hollis
Richmond
Virginia Police
Albert B. Moore
New York State Police
Venus inhabited life possibility raised by observations
Astronomers note carbon dioxide in Venus atmosphere and say discovery of oxygen and water would boost life probability. Further research may confirm substantial conditions for life on Venus.
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Venus
Legion Post Opens Its Annual Member Canvass
Robert . Conrad Post of the American Legion begins its yearly membership canvass under James R. Martin as committee chairman. The post boosted membership last year and three members earned citations for enrollment efforts. Commander Philip Fowle leads the post’s expected successful year citing state recognition for community service.
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Robert ¥. Conrad Post
The
American Legion
James R. Martin
Winchester Post
State of Virginia
Philip Fowle
Clain
Treasury
Veterans’ Relief
Roosevelt
Martin
Hugh Clark
E. C. Goss
Herman Lee
David Hawthorne
James Loy
H. M. Darlington
Aulick Gibbens
Luther W. Lowery
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices Reported Daily
Closing quotations show Chicago December 85 34, May 88 3, July 86 4 percent with Baltimore spot wheat at 91 and Winchester spot at 86. Source notes daily update from Winchester Milling Corporation via cash grain and futures sellers in Hagerstown.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
North Wastiuriator Street
Hagerstown
Mde
Winchester
Corn Husking Champions of Ohio Named in Norwalk
William Anderson of Ross county won the standing corn husking contest at Norwalk. George Reisinger, also from Ross county, was named shock corn husking champion of the state. Both holders pose with trophies.
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Ohio
Ross County
William Anderson
Norwalk
George Reisinger
Four Dry Crusaders Plan Cleveland Rally at AG League Meet
In Cleveland four leading Dry advocates map plans for a massive anti liquor rally at the Anti-Saloon League of America convention. Executives and bishops including Dr. F Scott McBride Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes Harvey O Yoder and George C Southwell attend January 21 24 sessions to outline a two year educational program.
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Cleveland
Anti- Saloon League of America
F. Scott McBride
The
Anti-Saloon League
Win Holt Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harvey O. Yoder
Dry Maintenance League of Ohio
George C. Southwell
Anti-Saloon League of Ohio
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E. C. Stuart
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Hoye Riley
James E. Madden
Joe Hodgson
Richard Brown
Herbert Miller
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A. S. Hott
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Young People’s Chorus
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