Witnesses Testify In Reckless Driving Case Against Snyder
A preliminary hearing for George Snyder continued as lawyers questioned witnesses on intoxication and control of his car. E C Johnson said he drank with Snyder. Eleanor Walter claimed sobriety and memory gaps after the crash. Di Zerega testified Snyder appeared normal and sober, while Vincent Hollis noted a liquor odor on Snyder at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Bowley
Vincent Hollis
Snyder
Johnson
Bowley
E. C. Johnson
G Street
N. W
Washington
D. Cc
Miller
Green House
Eleanor Walter
Jordan Springs
Walter
John
Pike
William di Zerega
Johnnson
di Zerega
Lam Hollis
George Snyder
Grand Jury Returns Ten True Bills In County Court
The grand jury returned ten true bills. Defendants include Butts a Berkeley County native aged not 16, L A Lamb with liquor charges, and Philip Williams imposing fines and jail time. Russell Copeland previously acquitted faces new charges. Odie Bennett Baker Line D N Long Sam McFarland Welby Whitacre Hunter Nelson set for October 21 trial. Nelson remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Lamb
Philip Williams
Russell Copeland
Stephens City
George Branner
Peoples Bank, Inc
L. R. McDonald
Sam McFarland
Howard Hockman
Ernest Davis
Williams
Odie Bennett J. Baker Line
D. N. Long
Welby Whitacre
Hunter Nelson
Nelson
Mrs Creecy Not Buried At Side Of Her Husband
Mrs. Richard Bennett Creecy was killed by her husband a marine corps officer who then killed himself. Her funeral was set for 2:30 pm at Ascension Methodist Protestant Church in Ter. Md. The husband Colonel Creecy had been buried with military honors at Arlington last Wednesday contrary to their joint will asking to lie side by side.
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Associated Press
Ter
Richard Bennet
Creecy
Marine Corps
the Ascension
Methodist Protestant
H. O. Co. Martin
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Father of Four Killed By Backing Truck
Carroll Haun father of four was killed in STER Maryland when a backing truck struck him as he tried to hook a trailer. G S Smith of Baltimore man who drove the truck was not charged. A verdict of accidental death was returned.
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Associated Press
Ster, Md
Carroll Haun
Cockeysville
Haun
Westminster
G.S. Smith
Baltimore
Opening Grain Prices In Chicago
Grain price quotes from Chicago show Wheat December 8142 and March 85 percent with May at 88 percent. Oats December 38 percent, March and May at 42 percent. The text also notes government forces in China and makes unclear claims about confiscation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Tragedy of R-101 disaster reported with royal memorial plans
Thousands attended tribute as 47 bodies were moved from Beauvais to Boulogne sur Mer for burial. Prince of Wales to represent King George at St Pauls memorial. Inquests follow England's official funeral. Five bodies identified among 48 charred victims.
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Beauvais
Boulogne Sur Mer
Dewill
France
England
St. Paul’s
Prince of Wales
George
Rigger W. G. Radcliffe
F. W. Holt
Air Ministry
India
BE. G. Rudd
R. Blake
W. H. King
8. E. Scott
Scouting Here Seen as a Promising Education Path
Dean Henry W. Holmes of Harvard University describes scouting as a highly promising option for education in a democratic nation, calling it a rare opportunity to advance civic learning and personal development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Holmes
Harvard University
Fire Prevention Week Observed in Winchester and Frederick County
Local fire fighters urge residents to support Fire Prevention Week with emphasis on cleaning rubbish and old oils to prevent fires. Fire Chief CG Lee Barr promotes placards on dangers of waste and sparks from heating equipment as cold weather arrives.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Lee Barr
Boards of Fre
Bush Severely Wounded By a Night Attacker
Louis Bush president of Gray Liffe Motor Tours was seriously wounded in a Washington garage shooting. A robber fired three bullets into his chest side and arm after he confronted the attacker who fled. Bush remained hospitalized as police investigated.
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Associated Press
Washington
Louis Bush
Gray Liffe Motor Tours, Inc
Bush
Campbell Pleads Not Guilty in Baker Slaying Case
Herbert M. Campbell, charged with the slaying of Mary Baker near Virginia on April 11, pleads not guilty at arraignment. He is held in a cell pending a decision on bond and possible release. Justice Jesse Adkins instructs prosecutors to return with a bond recommendation. no trial date set.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herbert M. Campbell
Mary Baker
Virginia
Jesse Adkins
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Colored Woman Dies In Hospital In Petersburg
Elizabeth Taylor aged 30 widow of Edward Taylor of Stephens City died at Central States Hospital Petersburg Va Monday. Survived by four sisters Maggie Brooks of this city Elizabeth Ford Theodora Spawn of East Orange New Jersey and Estelle Washington of Jersey City New Jersey. Funeral services held this afternoon at Stephens City A M E Church at 2 30 led by Rev Giffin of Strasburg with interment in the colored cemetery there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Taylor
Edward Taylor
Stephens City
Central States Hospital
Petersburg
Maggie Brooks
Elizabeth Ford
Theodora Spawn
East Orange
N. J
Estelle Washington
Jersey City
Stephens City A. M. E. Church
Rev. Giffin
Strasburg
Fall Cleaning Time at Winchester Steam Laundry
Winter cleaning drive prompts residents to call 28 or 29 for pickup and service. Advertisement notes scheduling on Monday and Wednesday with Saturday hours. Local laundry offers mail bag service and steam washing.
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Winchester
70000 Members Of Legion March In Great Parade
Boston October 7 seventy thousand marching men of the American Legion paraded in what officers called the greatest parade of World War I. The Los Angeles navy dirigible circled above as veterans from Alaska to the Philippines passed. Grand marshal Paul V. McNutt led with staff. Pershing stood in the stand with other dignitaries including Gouraud and Hickie. Hurley and Adams attended.
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Associated Press
Boston
Lee Muddy
Marc Gay
Anh Tak Farneil Hall
American Legion
Los Angeles
Alaska
Panama
Maine
Philippines
Grand Marshall
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
Tremont Street
France
Pershing
O. L. Bodenhamer
Henri Gouraud
Sir William Hickie
England
Patrick Hurley
Charles Francis Adams
Foxx Delivers World Series Win With Ninth Inning Home Run
Gallant Foxx homered off Burleigh Grimes in the ninth inning, giving the A’s a victory after Grimes and Earnshaw held scoreless until late. Simmons out on a fly prior to the pivotal at bat, Cochrane on base, securing the win in Philadelphia.
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Gallant
Foxx
Philadelphia
Burleigh Grimes
Grimes
Earnshaw
Cochrane
Simmons
Burleigh
Jimmy
A’s
Scout audience views All Quiet On the Western Front
About 75 Rob inghee guests of heaneaeon attended a Capitol Theatre showing of All Quiet On the Western Front. Ex servicemen recalled World War I memories while Scouts are invited to the 7 o clock showing to learn what lies ahead for them.
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Boy Scouts of
Heaneaeon
Capitol Theatre
Universal
Erich Maria Remarque
Paul Baumer
Baumer
Noted gunman Herbert Roberts found dead in Bronx auto
Herbert Irving Roberts, famed gunman and racketeer who escaped Virginia prison in 1928, was found dead in the back seat of an abandoned Bronx car. Police say he was likely given a ride and a bullet wound to the temple marks his death. Roberts had a long record as a robber and con artist in major cities.
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Associated Press
New York
Herbert Irving Roberts
Virginia State Penitentiary
Bronx
Roberts
Virginia
Richmond
Automobiles for Sale at Winchester Credit Corp Lot
All automobiles on hand will be sacrificed with 10 percent off regular prices. Parts for any second hand car available. Cars at garage on North Main Street opposite Fair Grounds. Open evenings until 9 p m. September 24 to October 12.
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N. Main
S8&t
Fair Grounds
Winchester Credit Corp
Mrs Tubbs of Shanty Town at Church Basement
Local program listing announces Mrs Tubbs of Shanty Town to be staged in the basement of the Church of Christ Friday October 410 at 8 P M with admission priced at 35 cents.
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Tubbs
Church of Christ
Tablet memorial marks Traveller the horse in Lexington
A granite tablet in a Lexington barn wall honors Traveller the horse that carried General Robert E. Lee. The Virginia Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy funded the memorial noting Traveller’s loyalty and role in war and peace sites.
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Lexington
Virginia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Washington College
Francis Pendleton Gaines
General Lee
Washington and Lee University
Kingdom of the Horse
Uni
Confederacy
United Daughters of Confederacy
Mrs. R. E. March Falls Injuring Leg Near Home
Mrs. R. E. March of 18 West Gerrard Street was injured by a fall on the sidewalk yesterday afternoon. She sustained a severe knee gash and knee-cap injury, with five stitches required. Neighbors carried her home and a physician treated her, noting ongoing shock and bruises today.
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R. E. March
West Gerrard Street
Error in Check Stamping Corrected by Bank Protest
J. H. Yost, cashier of Farmers National Bank and Trust Co dated a statement noting a July 7 1930 check for 44.75 to Harry Shapiro and Company was rejected as insufficient funds and protest fees of 1.46 added, though the bank had been instructed by L. Stein to stop payment. the proper marking should read Payment Stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Stein
J. H. Yost
Farmers National Bank and Trust Company
Harry Shapiro and Company
Breakfast at Red Robin Tea Room Keeps Early Hours
At 163 N. Loudoun St the Red Robin Tea Room serves breakfast from 7.30 to 10 with home cooked dishes. Lunch and dinner platters include chicken and steak from 11 A. M. to 9 P. M. The notice also mentions an event titled As You Like It.
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RED Robin Tea Room
N. Loudoun St
Hoover cites faith as basis of American order in Kings Mountain speech
President Hoover warns against socialism Bolshevism and despotism arguing true social order rests on religious faith. He condemns foreign interference and urges safeguarding U S institutions while stressing equal opportunity and national spiritual heritage. Continuation noted on Page Three.
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Associated Press
D. Harold Oliver
Hoover
Bae
Ing
Kings Mountain
N. C
Ver
Spex
Ity
Olor Credent Hoover
America
Cider notice for custom work opens at Pall Mall corner
Mill now open to do custom work at Corner Pall Mall and Kent Streets. Phone 524. Trier and Perry—hours 8 to 6. Local notice invites requests for personalized cider-related services.
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Butts
Berkeley County
W. Va
Myers
Mrs. Creecy
China
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Campbell
Legion
Gen. Pershing
Wimmy Foxx
Herbert Roberts
Daughters of Confederacy
Steed of War
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