U. C. Travelers to Celebrate Visit in Several Cities
Principal visitors will include F. C Smoot grand conductor and local dignitaries from Hagers town Cumberland Martins- Dure Harrisburg and possibly other cities. Mayor will give opening address and Rev Robert B Nelson will offer invocation. Andrew Bell will act as toastmaster as lunch features olives celery pickles chicken ham turkey potato salad and other items.
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Hagerstown
Cumberland
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Church
Andrew Bell
Chambr of Commerce
Olives
Pride of the Valley
Brill Promoted to Traveling Plant Inspector for Hearst
Brandell Brill son of Mr and Mrs Robert F Brill recently left the Washington Times to work for Hearst in New York and has been promoted to traveling plant inspector. He now visits Hearst papers across the country from coast to coast, with earlier newspaper experience at The Star.
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Brandell Brill
Robert F. Brill
Washington Times
Hearst
New York
Brill
Hearst Newspapers
Atlantic
Pacific
Mr. Brill
The
Star
Legion Pledges To Fight For Legislation
In New Orleans on October 18 the American Legion planned a roll call vote at the convention to decide on a key proposal. A Viva voce affirmation indicated the Legion will press for the legislation in question as the resolutions committee presented their report.
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New Orlpans
Famed Word Maker Fined in Disorder Charge
In New York on October 18 Morris Levenanes faces a disorderly conduct charge tied to remarks about Gladys Edwards. The scene involved a windy weather reference and a five word remark.
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New York
Wash Kidneys With Jad Salts A Quick Relief
An old remedy claims to cleanse the kidneys and relieve back pain by neutralizing irritating acids in the urine. The formula uses lithia with acids from grapes and lemon to flush kidneys and reduce discomfort, with a tablespoon before breakfast.
Geers Nominated for Watson Seat in Georgia
Walter P Geers former state supreme court justice won 304 county unit votes in a special primary unofficial returns from the Atlanta Constitution. He seeks to succeed late Senator Thomas Watson. The nomination followed yesterday's primary in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Walter P Geers
Justice of the State
Thomas Watson
Atlanta’ Constitution
Why Be a Genius: a Navy Difference Here on the AI Front
A compact look at how naval development and artificial intelligence intersect. The piece discusses strategic uses, training aims, and the balance between human judgment and machine assisted operations. It highlights the evolving role of AI in maritime defense and research programs.
Norfolk and Western Schedule to Berryville and Roanoke
Timetable details for trains No 189.07 am No 1 2 45 pm and No 27 6 53 pm northbound No 28 8 39 pm and No 14 7 36 pm. Includes service to Bristol Roanoke Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton Shenandoah Winston-Salem Philadelphia New York and connections at Roanoke Shenandoah Junction and Berryville. Ferry Pullman cars and cafe car notes with reservation contacts BH HW Burent Berryville VA and W. Gen Akt Roanoke.
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Bristol
Pullman
Roanok
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Sleepersoo
Williamson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Shenandoah
Roanoke
Memphis
Northboune
Hagerstown
Warrinburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Torington
Burent
Berryv Va
W. . Gen
Bride to Be Kathryn Stickley to Wed Edward Rogers in November
Mrs. Samuel D. O'Neal hosted a Saturday afternoon shower at Vaucluse for Kathryn Stickley faculty member at Fort Loudoun Seminary. Miss Stickley will marry Edward Rogers of Washington in November.
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Samuel D. O'Neal
Vaucluse
Kathryn Stickley
Edward Rogers
Washington
Southern's New Bridge Finished
A new wooden bridge over Mill Creek south of Mount Jackson on the Southern Railway has opened replacing the burned structure from last Friday. Over 300 workmen built it using 50 carloads of timber for a 360 foot span. The railroad plans an all steel replacement soon and through service has improved after prior delays at Strasburg Junction where buses carried passengers.
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Mill Creek
Mount Jackson
Southern Railway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Trans
Strasburg Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
Holmes Ritter Granted Absolute Divorce
In the corporation Court Roy Holmes Ritter is awarded an absolute divorce from Grace McCarty Ritter amid desertion allegations. The suit reportedly was not contested and desertion is claimed to have occurred on August 12, 1917, with property rights preserved by the decree.
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Corporation Court
Roy Holmes Ritter
Grace McCarty Ritter
Newer Form of Iron Claims Quick Blood Revitalization
Advertisement touts Nuxated Iron tablets as a highly absorbable iron supplement. It promises rapid blood enrichment and relief of fatigue by taking two five grain tablets three times daily after meals for two weeks, with claims of reliability and strong endorsements.
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U.S
Silver Wedding Day Celebrated at Port Norfolk
In Port Norfolk Virginia on October 18 Mr and Mrs Ware marked twenty five years of marriage with a reception at their parlor. Guests arrived at 8 30 pm to a wedding march played by Mrs George Jones. A short program featured readings and songs while gifts of silver and linen were presented. The couple received congratulations and a display of well wishes followed by refreshments at 10 pm. The celebration closed around midnight with guests wishing further happiness.
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Port
N. Va
Aura
Ware
Golon Hope
Woman fatally shot in Rawson area home
Marie Puntz of Knoxville Maryland died in Charles Town Hospital after Leonard Davis shot her at the Leetown road Widows home near Rawson. Widdows and a sister were present. the incident happened early yesterday. Coroner's jury to be convened tomorrow to hear testimony.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Marie Puntz
Knoxville
Leonard Davis
John Widdows
Charles .Town
Widdow
Leetown Road
Rawson
Davis
Uate
Cdroner
Levy would sell Monticello for half a million
Jefferson M. Levy former New York congressman and Monticello owner says his real estate agent advertised the Jefferson shrine for sale. He would sell to public property for preservation, asking 500000 dollars, noting government purchase had been discussed with President Wilson before World War I. He values Monticello at least 750000 but would part with it for 250000 less to keep it public.
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Washington
Jefferson Monroe Levy
New York City
Monticello
Thomas
Jefferson
Charlottesville
United States
Seas “T
Mr.Levy
Wilson
Girl Hit by Ford Car Near Handley Library
Bernetta Ritter 12 or 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Taylor Ritter, living on Hast Cork street, was knocked down and badly injured late yesterday afternoon by a Ford sedan near Handley Library. The driver stopped, took her to Dr B C Stuart for medical aid, and she was later moved home. The driver said he could not see her because a vehicle in front blocked his view.
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Bernetta Ritter
A. Taylor Ritter
Cork Street
Handley Library
B.C. Stuart
Miss Ritter
Ford
Miss Hardy Wins Devoe's $10 Prize
Miss Jane Hardy daughter of W. G. Hardy of Shenandoah Valley was notified by Devoe and Raynolds Company makers of Devoe paints that she won a ten dollar prize. The announcement appeared in the publication as part of a promotion run by the manufacturer.
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Miss Hardy
Devoe
Mieig. Janes Bbs
May Ay
W. G. Hardy
Shenandoa Valley
Defense argument claims Socolow did not kill Norris
Baltimore reports on the Towson trial of Walter Socolow for the Norris murder. Key witnesses say the killer was bigger and older than Socolow and that he escaped in a bandits’ car. Other witnesses place Socolow away from the scene. Casey and Smith are expected to testify. The jury is seen possible by tomorrow night.
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Associated Prose
Baltimore
Towson
Walter Socollow
William B. Norris
JI Wilson
Bayrol
Norris
Socolow
Eleanor Randolph
Norriing
Charles P
Country
Casey
John L
Wiggles
Red Terror: 2in Vladivostok as Red Army advances
Dispatches report lawlessness in Vladivostok near the advance of a victorious Red army. The French consulate was attacked and foreigners appeal for protection. The American consul offers refuge in a building flying the U S flag, guarded by an American cruiser.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Vladivostok
Red” Army
Fire Aboard Concord Triggers Rescue by Mohegan
One hundred sixteen passengers were rescued early today as the Colonial Line steamer Concord burned in its cargo hold. Firefighters from the Mohegan aided the Concord’s crew, keeping the flames under control for an hour as the transfer occurred 17 miles from shore with 30 mile per hour winds.
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Associated Press
Providence
Colonial Line
Concord
Mohegan
Baalmann's Gas Tablets Advertised for Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes Baalmann's Gas Tablets for immediate relief of nervousness and heart palpitations. It claims users will sleep better breathe easier and feel calmer naturally. Sold in a yellow package for one dollar at Boyd Drug Co. and from J Baalmann, Chemist San Francisco.
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Eaton
Teapdartbone
Bradfield
Regulator Co
BA-45
Atlanta
Baalmann
Boyd Drug Co
J. Baalmann
San Francisco
Congress May Be Asked to Amend Dry Rule
A draft of regulations to enforce dry prohibitions was prepared in Washington. Secretary Mellon will consult cabinet members before issuing orders. The draft faces difficulty over the presence of minors on foreign ships and American territorial waters and suggests exceptions for medicinal use.
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Congress
Associated Press
Washington
Daugherty
Pronitieg Mart
Mellon
Mqnor
Harrison Re-elected in Seventh Virginia District Faces Ouster Rift
Facts assert Phosas W. Harrison was validly elected by a 448 vote majority and served faithfully. A Republican led committee seeks his ouster on technical grounds, proposing a $15,000 payout to John Paul, who allegedly did not earn it, while Paul holds multiple public posts. Republican voters denounce the funding and removal plan as coercive.
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Virginia Y
Congress
John Paul
Virginia
Paul
Republican’ Party
Treasury
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