Colorado mine clash sparks martial law and fatalities
In northern Colorado the Columbine mine battle between state police and I W W strikers left at least two dead and many wounded. Governor Adams declared martial law and ordered the Colorado National Guard to northern coal fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Denver
Col
Colorado
Columbine
Rocky Mountain Fuel and Tron Company
W. H. Adams
Colorado National Guard
Louis Kerf
Dpnver
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Louis N. Scherf
State Law Enforcement Department
Scherf
Ww. H Adams
Lieut Finn Killed In Plane Crash At Clark Field
Lieut Matthew E. Finn of Clark Field Camp Stotsenburg was killed when the pursuit plane he piloted crashed during bombing practice. Finn, who entered service in 1917, had Washington D C as his home address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut Finn
Anila
Matthew E. Finn
Clark Field
Camp Stotsenburg
Prac
Finn
Washington, D. C
Annual Supper at Pee and Centenary Reformed Church
The annual supper at Pee and Centenary Reformed Church will be held at the church. Readers are invited to attend and support church activities.
President urged to call coal dispute conference nationwide
A coal miners delegation led by William Green and John L. Lewis asked President Coolidge to convene a conference with miners and operators in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia and to back a congressional probe into alleged railroad price depressions. The union leaders criticized federal and state injunctions and urged action to end the “tragic and distressing” coal crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Davis
Labor Department
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Green
Schoenmaker
Lewis
Neweh
Baltimore
Samuel W. Miller Dies After Return Home
Samuel Washington Kent Miller, 55, longtime Buick agent in Martinsburg W Va, died at his home after hospital treatment. He had been brought home by ambulance from Garfield Hospital Washington and passed away at 11 o clock. Survived by a widow and five children including Gertrude Miller, a Winchester primary school teacher. Miller was reputed to be the first man in Hagerstown to enter the automobile garage business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Washington Kent Miller
Hagerstown
Buick
Martinsburg
W. Va
Garfield Hospital
Washington
Miller
Edward G Wait Retired Standard Oil Official Dies
Edward Gilbert Wait 61 a retired Standard Oil of New York branch manager died at Memorial Hospital Albany after a weeklong illness from chronic nephritis Cerebral hemorrhage was the direct cause. He arrived with his wife by motor and planned a Florida winter trip. Born October 22 1867 in Antwerp NY he was survived by his widow Maude N Wait. The body will be shipped to Watertown NY for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gilbert Wait
Standard Oil Company of
New York
Albany
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Wait
A. D. Hening
South Stewart Street
Watertown
Nyi
Du Ponts Declare Extra Dividend
Directors of E I Dupont de Nemours announce an extra dividend of 4.25 dollars and set annual common stock at 10 dollars per share with quarterly 2.50 payouts. Mrs Gertrude S Lancaster, visiting in Philadelphia, has left for Orlando for the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
E. I. Dupont de Nemours
Gertrude S. Lancaster
Philadelphia
Homer E. Guyer
West Cork Street
Orlanido- Bia
Death of Luther A. McCauley in Warren County
Luther Aurelius McCauley 68 died suddenly yesterday afternoon while visiting his son-in-law Silas Grim near Stephens City. He was a lifelong farmer from Nineveh, Warren County, born April 7, 1860. Survived by wife Annie Bowers and six children in Virginia. Funeral set for Tuesday at Nineveh Church with Rev. O D Lambert officiating. interment at Nineveh. Pallbearers named Cadwallader, Bowman, Mumaw, and Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Aurelius McCauley
Silas Grim
Stephens City
Nineveh
Warren County
McCauley
Stone Bridge
John G
Martha Hit McCauley
Annie Bb. Bowers
Walter G. McCauley
Vaucluse
William Clayton McCauley
Mary C. McCaley
Winchester
Upperville Bank Burglarized By Robbers
Burglars struck the Upperville branch of the Peoples National Bank of Leesburg early today cutting the vault with an acetylene torch and fled with five to eight thousand dollars in cash and negotiable securities. Intruders left fingerprints and a card showing a Richmond farm implement store name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Upperville
Peoples’ National Bank of
Leesburg
Richmond
Cake and Chicken Sale At Batt's Ladies Aid
A cake and chicken sale is announced for Wednesday November 23 at Batt's Ladies' Aid in Frederick Circuit. The notice notes community support and local fundraising activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batt
Ladies' Aid
Frederick Circuit
Oyster Supper at Bryarly School in Burnt Church
A community oyster supper will be held at Bryarly School Flouse on Tuesday November 22 from 6 to 10 p m The event is hosted by Ladies Burnt Church and aims to raise funds for local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryarly School Flouse
Ladies Burnt Church
Henry P Busey Farm Sale Near Winchester
Investment opportunity of 206 acre Henry P Busey farm near Winchester east of the corporation limits by the Berryville Turnpike. Land suited for grazing and truck farming and expected to rise with city growth. Sale at noon next Saturday November 26 in front of Cort Horse See-sate-bHie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Busey
Corporation
Winchester
Berryville
Cort Horse
Virginia Horticultural Society Meets in Roanoke
The thirty second annual Virginia State Horticultural Society meeting will be held December 13 to 15 in Roanoke. President H L Bonham will open the session with a welcome address followed by a strong program featuring speakers from several states and local practitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Roanoke
H. L. Bonham
Chilhowie
R. G. Phillips
International Apple Shippers’ Association
Rochester
N. Y
W. 8S. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Sheldon Funk
Boyertown
G. 8S. L. Carpenter
American Fruit Growers, Inc
Hancock, Md
N. S. Grubbs
Portland Cement Company
H. Meck
Division of Markets
Richmond
Forney Thrown From Horse Injuries Reported
George B. Forney of 119 East Clifford street was thrown from a horse while riding to his Paper Mill road farm. He suffered a broken collarbone a broken shoulder blade and a scalp wound and was unconscious until brought home. Doctors said recovery appears likely though condition remained serious but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Forney
No. 119
East Clifford Street
Paper Mill Road
Mr. Forney
Mrs William I'etz Mourned In Baltimore Home
Mrs William I'etz died at 4 a m today at her Baltimore home according to a telegram to William H Reed of South Braddock street. The funeral is set for Wednesday afternoon in Baltimore. Survived by 17 daughters including Mrs James A Clark of Baltimore and Mrs W S Reed of this city and three sons Karl H William F and Robert J Peltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I’ctz
Baltimore
William H. Reed
South Braddock Street
Eed
Over 25 Issues Break Into New High Ground
New York traders pushed a broad market higher with gains of one to six points across many issues. Irregular selling suggested expectation of technical reaction after a sharp recent advance. Call loans remained ample at 3 1/2 percent as sentiment stayed buoyant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Ear
Caili
Ney
Handley Bowl Narrowly Drops to Harrisonburg in Slow-Goal Game
Handley High School lost to Harrisonburg High School 12 to 2 at Handley stadium in the season finale. Harrisonburg capitalized on passes for both touchdowns while Handley moved the ball into the red zone but failed to convert drives. Renner, Visher and Clevenger starred for Handley on offense with strong line play from Standley and a 70 yard punt by an unnamed kicker. Handley fans packed the stadium as Martinsburg awaits on Thanksgiving day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Harrisonburg High School
Handley Stadium
Harrisonburg
Handley
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Handley Falls
Harrisonburgh
Standley
Renner Ree
Vance
Byers
Mertz
Renner
Visher
Clevenger
Fine Voduit Acts Open Empire Week Tonight Tomorrow
George White's Scandals headliners are set for the Empire Theatre with De Nardon Gene and Madeline, famed dancers, performing a fifteen minute act followed by the Minilan Orchestra in a thirty minute set from the Philippines. Plus Ebbe Daniels in A Kiss in a Taxi and a Paramount feature with two nightly shows and a 45 minute vaudeville run. Matinees tomorrow and today at 5:30 pm suit students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Empire Theatre
de Nardon
Gene
Madeline
Minilan Orchestra
Philippine Islands
eBbe Daniels
Janet, Beecher
Arthur Bryan
Paramount
Thanksgiving Dinner Special at Old Virginia Home
Readable text indicates a Thanksgiving dinner offer labeled Special Thanksgiving Dinner at Old Virginia Home for $1.25 per plate. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Virginia
Nea Eyo
Stolen Nash Sedan Noted With Vehicle Details
Stolen Nash sedan described with motor 207660 and serial 227625 two doors olive green trunk on rear shrine emblem on radiator Virginia license 160282. Also mentions Thanksgiving turkeys and a contact offer with orders signed DP Aubin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Death summons George W. Armel retired farmer
George W. Armel a long time resident of Armel Frederick county died yesterday morning at his home after a heart ailment. He was in his seventieth year native of Bedford county Pa spent 61 years in the county as a farmer and church member. He leaves a widow four sons and six daughters by his first marriage and several siblings. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Macedonia Methodist Church with burial at Macedonia. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Armel
Frederick County
Armel
Warren
Clarke Counties
Bedford County
Heath
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Macedonia
John
Margaret Lasure Armel
Elizabeth Trenary
Annie S. Craig
Hiram Craig
Louis B
Wilton R. Armel
Winchester
Arthur R
Reynolds S. Armel
L. S. Haymaker
White Post
W. 8. Trenary
Bunker Hill
W. Va
J. W. Newcome
Leslie Ritter
James Dellinger
Georgia Armel
Willam
Jesse Armel
Mark Armel
John Armel
George Haymaker
Macédonia
Hupman
Middletown
Diehl
Macedonia Church
Tuberculosis Clinic Set At District Nurse Association
The free chest clinic will be held Friday November 26 in the Cham ber of Commerce rooms. Dr. E. C. Harper of the Virginia State Board of Health will lead, with association nurses and others assisting. Hours are 9:30 to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. No charge for examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Association
Chamber of Commerce
E. C. Harper
Virginia State Board of Health
Infant Son of Oakes Family Dies in Memorial Hospital
Jesse Clifford Oakes, eleven months old and son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess C. Oakes of 227 West Cecil Street, died at 4 40 Sunday morning from infantile complications. Funeral at 3 30 this afternoon from the family home, Rev Edward T. Clark officiating, Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were Dr. B B Dutton, H J Pitor, Allen T. Hawthorne and George Snarr. The family is prominent in Winchester and connected with the Virginia Woolen Company. Survived by five sisters Shirley Lillian Phyllis Rosalie and Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Clifford Oakes
Jess C. Oakes
West Cecil Street
Memorial Hospital
Edward T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
B. B. Dutton
H. J. Pitor
Allen T. Hawthorne
George Snarr
Oakes
Winchester
Virginia Woolen Company
Shirley
Lillian
Phyllis
Rosalie
Ann Oakes
Racial Segregation in Mississippi Public Schools Upheld
The U.S. Supreme Court sustained state laws mandating racial segregation in public schools in a Mississippi case brought by a Chinese parent. The ruling affirms lawful segregation as applied to public education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Dress
Washington
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Funeral Plans For Rev Cromer In Aldie Service Tomorrow
Friends prepare for the funeral of the Rev Thomas K Cromer former Centenary pastor who died of a heart attack at his home in Aldie Loudoun county. He helped rebuild Centenary Church and later farmed in Middleburg before moving to Aldie. He is survived by his wife and three sons with a daughter who died in infancy. The funeral will be held at 11 o clock tomorrow from the Southern Methodist Church Aldie with multiple clergy in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Cromer
Centenary Reformed Church
Wittcchester
Kldte
Lothoun County
Yaw
8S. L. Fuckinger
Cromer
Kent Street Presbyterian Church
Cameron and
Cork Streets
Middleburg
Loudoun County
Aldie
Katherine A. Ferssell
Russell
Kenneth
Keith Cromer
York
Polly
Mount Hebron
Winchester Hiram Lodge
Pegale
Winchester
Southern Methodist Church
S. L. Flicktoger
Centenary Church
A. M. Gluck
Christ, Reformed Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
Stey. Campbell Mayer
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Clark Harry
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Aldia
Amd
Wittchegter
Frederick County
Farm Sale Slated for 153 Acres in Canterbury
The 153 acre James Canter farm in Canterbury Frederick county owned by the late A. B. Payne will be sold in front of the Court House at 11 o clock on Saturday November 26. Sale bills contain full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Payne
James Canter
Canterbury
Frederick County
Court House
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Edward G. Wait
Standard Oil
DuPonts
Luther A. McCauley
State Horticultural Society
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W. H. Reed
Handley Bowl
Harrisonburg IK
Handley Vance
Eeane Kremer Berry
R. T. Warewee
Renner Liskey
RG Wueee Campbell Weuee
Clevenger Davis
Grove Ney
L. G Fisher Mauzy
Mathais
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Q. Beee Anderson Riley
Seeeere
Banter
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Pebepene Barrer
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H. Cather Martz
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Doran
Campbell
Harry Stultz
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Aubin
Mrs. Oakes
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Loudoun
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George Washington Hotel
Shawnee Inn
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