French Decline German Offer on Ruhr Aid
The Associated Press reports events in Paris where German officials offered Reich cooperation to resume Ruhr activities. Prétiler Poinchré rejected the proposal as French concern over German actions and arms production continued.
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Reich
Ruhr
Yeakley Rites Held for Dies in Local Family
The obituary notes the late Mr Yeakley survived by his widow Miss Alice Boyd two daughters Richard Mills and Beckley three sons Clayton Edward and one sister Carrie Cole two brothers Charles and Vance with another brother dying recently Funeral services were held at the Mills residence on High Island avenue at 2 pm Friday and burial followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery
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E.R. Nelright
Hme Sia
Shenanins
E County
Yeakley
Alice . Boyd
Federick County
Ichard Mills
Beckley
Harrisburg
Cester
Edward Yeakley
Clayton
Carrie Cole
Dayton
Charles Yeakley
Xenia
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Attractive 300 Acre Valley Orchard Estate Near Lynchburg
300 acres of valley land at Tobacco Row Mountain foot twelve miles north of Lynchburg. Five thousand Elberta peach trees aged five to six years and fourteen hundred mostly sap apple trees four to six years. Subdivided into small tracts or sold as a whole. Brick mansion in a grove with two tenant houses, packing house and outbuildings. Located over macadam road five miles from S P R station and two miles from C and O R R station.
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Tobacco Row Mountain
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Wisdom in Silence Quote Traced to Shaw
A quotation attributed to H. L. Shaw on silence as a powerful argument and the irreplaceable value of wisdom is presented. The text reflects on silence as a difficult but potent form of refuting certain arguments.
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H. WW. Shaw
Confession from Jail Sheds Light on Local Gang Crimes
A jailed youth, aided by a friend, confessed to a string of hold ups and robberies. Prosecutor James P. Reardon reportedly secured written confessions from the gang members. The group, all from well to do families, netted hundreds of dollars and fled using sudden, terrifying attacks.
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James P. Reardon
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