Murder at door of Rosens shocks Cleveland home scene
Police investigate a double murder in a fashionable Cleveland area garage where Adolph Adelson and his wife were killed while visiting the Rosens. Authorities seek three men in a gray touring car tied to liquor seizure cases and bootlegging links. Investigators describe suspect movements and a trailing crowd drawn by low home prices.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ee Evens
Adolph Adelson
Rosens
Rosen
Louis Ronen
Sateen
Ex-Labor Premier Ramsay MacDonald Plans visit to America
London reports Ramsay MacDonald, once Great Britain's labor premier, considering a holiday visit to America after seven years in office. The Evening Star notes the plan as he takes rest after his tenure.
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America
Associated Press
London
Ramsay MacDonald
Fica
Great Britain
The
Evening Star
Carelessness Cited for Most Michigan Hunting Accidents
Officials report twenty hunting season accidents in Michigan with ten deaths and many serious injuries as season opens. The state commission notes careless behavior as the primary cause amid early reporting.
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The
Associated Press
Mich
Michion Commission
Slemp Leaves Capital After Long Conference
After a long conference with President Coolidge, C. 32.8 DP, Mr Slemp resigned from the capital post and planned a week automobile trip through Virginia. He would visit Springs and later Big Stone, his home, before proceeding.
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Mr. Slemp
Capital
The
Associated Press
Washington
Cooltheene House
Ap Agta
Mr_ Slemp
Virginia
Springs
Big Stone
Byrd Recalled Invitations For Reception Honors Sus Reid Williams
Richard Evelyn Byrd recalled invitations for a reception Friday honoring Sus Reid Williams, whose marriage to Will Stuart Jr takes place on Saturday. The recall linked to Oscar Neren, a brother of Mrs Flood, and to Mrs. (sister-in-law).
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
Sus Reid Williams
Will Stuart, Jr
Satard
Oscar Ner
Flood
No Hunting Order for 116th Infantry Drill Night
A notice directs NO HUNTING and orders attendance at prescribed drill tonight at 7:30 by the 116th Infantry. Commanding officer Lawrence C. Hollis issues the order.
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Lawrence C. Hollis
116Th
Infantry
Pennsyl Railroad Passenger Engine Breaks From Tracks
Southbound passenger train No 5807 of the Pennsylvania Railroad left the tracks near the Fairmont avenue crossing after an apparent obstruction possibly an automobile spring. No injuries. passengers shaken. Locomotive damaged, wrecking crews to repair, service restored by 8:30 a m. Conductor W H Kuhn and engineer Samuel Sweigert aboard.
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Pennsyl Railroad
Fairmont Avenue
National Fruit Product Company
W. H. Kuhn
Lemoyne
Samuel Sweigert
Harrisburg
Chambersburg
Funeral service for A. Douglas Lycan held at Mount Hebron
The funeral for A. Douglas Lycan who drowned at Greenspring last Friday night was held yesterday at three o clock from the Mortuary Chapel in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Rev. B. V. Switzer of Braddock Street M E Church South officiated. The body rests in the lot purchased by his son Lewis Lycan in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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A. Douglas Lycan
Greenspring
Mount Hebron
B. V. Switzer
Braddock Street
M. EF. Church
Lewis Lucan
Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Police Court
Herbert Athey and Howard Grim each paid seven fifty in police court last night on disorderly conduct charges.
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Herbert Athey
Howard Grim
Biggest Bargain Ever Offered For Sale 7-Room Home
For sale seven room house near Handley High School on corner lot. Like new condition. Terms are easy. Address 919 S Main St. Classified ad notes 11-12-1p-21. Local buyer urged to act quickly on this opportunity.
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Handley High School
S. Main St
Dollar Day value ads and rental notice
Hable advertises dollar day value offers while a modern five room apartment is for rent by Herman Hable. A wanted ad seeks a good reliable cook for a small family with easy hours and a contact phone number 269 W.
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Herman H. Hable
Albin's Sale Invites Cows Hogs Lumber Buyers
A small sale notice advertises Albin's Sale for cows hogs and lumber on September 15. A separate want ad seeks a half interest in a small business and requests full details at P O Box 141 with a code 15-21-11-7.
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P. O
Free Tuberculosis Clinic Scheduled Tomorrow in City
Dr E C Harper of the State Board of Health will oversee the free tuberculosis clinic tomorrow at the District Nurse Association office from 9 to 12 30 and 2 to 4 for whites with a 4 to 5 slot for colored people. The service is free to all for chest examinations to assess pulmonary health.
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E. C. Harper
State Board of Health
District Nurse Association
H. D. Fuller
District Nurses Association
Extra Session Urged by Senator Borah
Senator Borah of Idaho urged an extra session of Congress to act on farm relief railroad measures and world court questions along with tax relief. He spoke after meeting President Coolidge at the White House while administration officials said no immediate call for a special session was planned. Borah pressed for early legislation aligning with election returns and supported adopting the Interior Department fact finding commission on reclamation with suggested appropriations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Idaho
Coolidge
White House
Borah
Republican Party
Fact Finding Commission On Reclamation
Interior Department
Were Wedded In Stephens City
John A. Whittington and Miss Leola F. Burke both of Hagerstown Maryland were married Tuesday at Stephens City in this county by Rev. George W Gaither of the M E Church South. The groom a Clarke county Virginia native and son of C M Whittington works in the railroad business at Hagerstown. The bride is a daughter of Samuel Burke of Hagerstown.
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John A. Whittington
Leola F. Burke
Hagerstown
Stephens City
George W. Gaither
M. E. Chirch
South
Clarke County
C. M. Whittington
Samuel Burke
Reward Offered for Platinum Diamond Lavalliere Thief
A $50 reward is posted for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who found a platinum and diamond lavalliere on November 3. Information will be treated confidentially. Also an ad for a right-room house with modern conveniences at 224 North Market Street. The contact is E. J. Snapp.
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Maxime L. Ducharme
E. J. Snapp
Market St
Pageant Friday Night at Quaker Church
The Loyal Temperance Legion stages Spirit of Francis Willard at the Quaker Church Friday at 8. No admission fee. a silver offering will be received for the program described as an interesting evening for the public.
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the Loyal Temperance Legion
Francis Willard
Missionary Society Meeting Notes Attend Two Local Churches
Twenty one members of the Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Church attended a missionary meeting at Tom's Brook last Saturday. The regular meeting of church women will be held at Handley Library at 4 P.M. on Friday.
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The
Missionary Society of Trinity Lutheran Churche
iToms Brook
Hill acquitted in cider making case at Baltimore court
Representative John Philip Hill of Baltimore was acquitted by a U.S. District Court jury after 17 hours of deliberation in the cider and wine manufacture case at 3 West Franklin Street. Officials declined further comment as the government considers no appeal. Volstead critic Andrew Volstead rejected the judge’s view on home juice use.
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The
Associated Press
Baltimore
Navy
John Philip Hill
United States District Court
No. 3
West Franklin Street
H .Foreman
Soper
Ashington
Washington
Department of Justice
United States
Woolcock
Stone
Hill
Old State
Volstead
Granite Falls
Minn
Andrew J. Volstead
Rand
New York
Easel Picture Frames at Jolliffe Studioq
Christmas shipment of latest style easel picture frames at Jolliffe Studioq 143 N Main St. Repriced and discounted for portraits with a special inducement for early buyers.
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Jolliffe Studiq
N. Main St
Red Cross Efforts Praised At Local Theatres Benefit
The Colonial and Empire theatres hosted a Red Cross appeal. Rev Nelson praised the organization as the government and American Legion care for soldiers at home and abroad. Local secretary Martha Stowers reported 107 cases helped in the past year, with over $26,000 secured for ex servicemen and dependents.
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Colonial
Empire
The
Red Cross
Redross
Winchester
Frederick County
Nelson
Congress
United States
American Legion
Martha ©. Stowers
My China Doll Coming to Colonial
The musical comedy My China Doll with Barbara Browell returns to Colonial Thursday night after a Winchester success. Charles George scripts and composes the show with a two act, seven scene production set in Chinatown and Melody Town among others. Tickets 50 cents per dozen at Star Office.
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Winchester
Novenshers Sidim
Barbara Browell
Charles George
Chinatown
Melody Town
New York City
Noted Dogs in Field Trials Set for Shenandoah Valley Meet
The first annual Shenandoah Valley Field Trial Club event runs Monday to Friday at Branner farm Frederick county near Greenfields Farm. Entries close November 10 with 126 to 150 dogs expected, purses total 200 in one stake and 160 in another, plus cups. Four stakes include amateur and two open events for pointers and setters whelped after January 1 1928. Leslie D. Kline handles drawing November 16 at 28 Rolles Avenue. Cadence lunch by Centenary Reformed Church ladies available on grounds.
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Shenandoah Valey Field
Branner Farm
Greenfields Farm
Frederick County
America
Chicago
Shenandoah Valley Field Trial Club
Leslie D. Kline
Rolles Avenue
At & P.m
Centenary Reformed Church
Empire Theatre Introduces First Of New 1924 25 Series
The Empire Theatre starts a Greater Movie Season with releases from Famous Players Metro Goldwyn Warner Brothers. Highlights include The Bandolero and Abraham Lincoln. Daily matinee at 2 30 and shows at 7 and 9 with continuous Saturday matinee to 11. Lost motor injector reward at Star office.
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Empire Theatre
Famous Players
Paramount Pictures
Metro- Goldwyn Corporation
Associated First National Pictures, Inc
Warner Brothers
Paramounts
Warner Brother
Camille
Warner
Metro-Goldwyn
Spain
Pedro de Cordoba
Renee Adorce
Geeshown
Empire
Abraham Lincoln
Winchester
Washington Empire Orchestra
Dollar Day sales sweep Shenandoah Valley with 10000 papers distributed
The Evening Star reports a large Dollar Day push with ten thousand copies of the paper distributed in Shenandoah Valley and adjacent areas. Merchants promise near cost pricing and slim margins to attract buyers tomorrow. The plan includes coordinated ads, local dispatches, and participation from prominent merchants and stores.
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Evening Star
Eack
Cowginia
West Virginia
P. C. Neidemeyék Dad Pone Sample Shoe
Nathanson’ Company
Sais i Wright and Keffar
Emmert
Camp Army and Navy
National Sales
M. B. Clowe
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Shenandoah VaHey Nat
Hamburger’s
Gray and Sheets
Public Sale Notice Notices Held November Fifteenth
Public sale scheduled for November 15 at 1 30 p m includes beds springs chairs tables organ pictures putting dishes and other at home items per readable listing from the notice.
Fresh fish and oysters at Ming Kremer's shop
Local ad notes fresh fish and oysters daily with baskets, hats and brassieres on sale at Ming Kremer's. The November figures show a 34 to 15 tally and C. P. McVicar is mentioned as next key buyer or vendor for Fri-Sat sales indicating a market week.
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Ming Kremer
Lincoln Greatest of New Season Pictures At The EM
The EM theater shows the first two Mack Sennett comedies “Hired of Water Plug” starring Ralph Graves with a ten reel program featuring a first national art presentation and an evening orchestra in the cafeteria.
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THE
Mack Sennett Comeos
Ralph Graves
Caftersoom
Trespass Warning on Rural Property
Notice warns against hunting on the property and trespassing around the woods. It states violators will be prosecuted and is signed by Logan R Pay.
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Logan R
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Adel‘son
Warren Rice
Sptention Seadquarters Co
A. Ieee
Co., Inc
BIS
Penna
Mr. Lycan
Hable
Albin’s
Federated Council
Col. J.phill
Noce
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
Maryland
Star Office
C. P. McVicar
Nes
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