Coolidge Dedicates Monument to World War I Dead
President Coolidge dedicates a granite monument to the first division veterans near the White House as a symbol of peace with honor and a warning to defend the constitution. Thousands of World War I veterans attend with Brigadier General Parker presiding. The memorial stands near the State War and Navy Building with Arlington visit planned to honor the Unknown Soldier.
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Red. Press
Washington
American Expeditionary Forces
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White House
Frank’ Parker
Spee
War and Navy
Arlington
President Coolidge
Weeks
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Bullard
Summerall
France
Local oil firm adds Captain Grimm to staff
J F Ffolliott of the American Oil Company in Baltimore leaves Winchester for Reading Pa to press the campaign for Amoco and American Strate gas. He secures Capt George H Grimm as the local representative, a former Citizens' Gasoline and Oil executive and captain in the Virginia National Guard.
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J. F. Ffolliott
American Oil Company
Baltimore
Reading
Ffolliott
Winchester
Amoco
American “Strate
George H. Grimm
Grimm
Citizens’ Gasoline and Oil Company
R. Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
Rabbi Lipstein to Lead Yom Kippur Services in Winchester
Rabbi Lipstein of Baltimore will conduct Yom Kippur services for local Hebrew residents at Odd Fellows hall. He has led services for several years and is staying with Max Novick on North Main street in Winchester.
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Rabbi M- Lipstein
Baltimore
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Rabbi Lipstein
Winchester
Max ‘Novick
North Main Street
Mrs. C. L. Melton Resting Easier After Break
Mrs. C. L. Melton wife of Randolph principal and a Macon Academy Front Royal VA resident, is a Memorial Hospital patient with a broken hip from a sidewalk fall. She is reported to be improving but will not be discharged soon.
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Charles L. Melton
Randolph
Memorial Hospital
Macon Academy
Front Royal
Foreign demand for breadstuffs sent gains up
Excited grain traders witnessed one of the liveliest weeks on Chicago exchanges as foreign demand pushed wheat to around 1.50 and higher. Corn and oats rose, rye spiked, and hog prices reached a two year high amid tightening stocks and strong provision gains. The surge followed official yield forecasts and expectations of import demand from European markets.
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Eee
Chicago
United Tes
Department of Agriculture
Operation Upon Mr. Snider Said To Be A Success
William 3B Snider a well known merchant and coal dealer on North Market Street underwent an operation by Dr Friedenwald a Baltimore surgeon yesterday His condition was entirely satisfactory and he was reacting well to the operation with physicians confident in his recovery Relatives were encouraged by a comfortable night in Baltimore this morning
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William
Tabler Place For Sale Middletown Property For Sale
Five room house and four lots for sale at Middletown. Inquire J. W. Armentrode at Co L Williams Kerfistown Va. 9 30 61 1.
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Middletown
Tabler Pace
J. W. Armentrode
Co. L. Williams
Kerfistown
For Sale New and old kegs and barrels in Baltimore
For sale new and old kegs and barrels for cider and beverage use from 5 to 50 gallon capacity. Will also buy barrels. American Cooperage Co. ithi? and Fayette Streets Baltimore Md. 8-30-daw-8t)
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Cap
American Cooperage Co
Fayette Sts
Baltimore
Amazing Stylish Shoes and Large Commissions
A Cincinnati retailer promotes complete outfits with fashionable shoes and large commissions. Popular prices include $3 and $4.95, highlighting affordable options and a call to buy.
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Pynly Arch
Cincinnati
Petitions Court To Fix Lines Between Property
A petition filed in Frederick County Circuit Court asks the court to determine boundary lines between Mrs Anna Belle Price’s southeast county property and an adjoining property held by the Emeses. The case references prior actions by Justice Tavenner and a magistrate. October 2 court hearing requested.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Lake J. Frazier
Second Mysterious Death Reported in Massachusetts
The body of a man bound with chains and wire and weighted by cylinder heads was found by duck hunters in a North Beverly pond. It is the second such discovery in eastern Massachusetts within 48 hours.
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Associated Press
Beverly
Mass
North
Massachusetts
Mr. Newlin Named Bankrupt Trustee
S.8. Polhemus a farmer and fruit grower residing three miles west of Summit Point filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition after an assignment two months ago. At a creditors meeting with referee Wilbur Thomas presiding Joseph B. Newlin of Winchester was elected trustee. No schedule of assets has been made public.
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Polhemus
Summit Point
Wilbur Thomas
Joseph B. Newlin
Winchester
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