Deaths in Washington area auto crashes claim two lives
A man and a woman died in separate crashes near Washington D C and four others were injured. B W Grills of Pa a convention secretary and Rotary Club officer died when his car overturned after a sudden turn. Mrs Oseer of Philadelphia was also killed as vehicles collided and more injured were taken to Casualty Hospital in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
B. W. Grills
Alere
Chamber of Commerce Secretarie
Oseer
Philadelphia
Mountain
Kills
A. Kerns
Katherine Iffy
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Rills
Kelter
Robert Cameron
West Hagert Street
Laurel
Car Crash Leaves Man Injured and Family Hurt
A crash at 7.15 am injures 59 year old Cameron and his wife Florrie. Cameron's sister-in-law Helen Kelter suffers facial cuts and body bruises. Another passenger escapes with minor injuries while Cameron receives leg injuries.
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Cameron
Florrie
Helen Kelter
Walter Johnson Day in Coffeyville Honours Washington Ace
In Coffeyville Kansas on October 20 crowds near 10000 gathered at Forest Park to welcome Walter Johnson famed pitcher of the Washington World champions. The event featured a baseball game between Coffeyville Refiners and the Danny Blues with Johnson pitching. Stores closed and doors bore notices honoring Johnson while the town wore flags and bunting and schools observed a holiday.
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Coffeyville
Kansas
Walter Johnson
Washington
Forest Park
Dany* Blues
Walter Pitting
Personal notices of local visitors and travel
Mr and Mrs Harold Wagner returned Friday night from a three month visit to Mr Wagner's parents in Baxter Springs Kansas. Visitors at Way Side Inn Middletown include Baltimore residents C W Galloway J J McCabe W M Deekey and others. Ruth Bullard left for Hot Springs Virginia after a visit with the Leafe family. F C Butler returned from Washington and George Rusmiselle of Staunton visited Winchester.
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Harold Wagner
Mr. Wagner
Fred. Wagner
Baxter Springe
Kansas
Mrs. Wagner
Wayside Inn
Middletown
C. W. Galloway
J. J. McCabe
W. M. Deekey
Baltimore
Warren M. York
Washington
Jean Dawes
Evanston
Ruth Bullard
Arthur Leafe
Stewart Street
Hot Springs
George Rusmiselle
Staunton
Winchester
Rusmiselle
Shirley’ Cartery
Glaize Family Family Trip to Mount Clifton Orchards
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Glaize and two sons and Mr. H. Douglas Fuller with grandson Douglas DuShane traveled to the Mount Clifton orchards near Mount Jackson yesterday and returned last night. Glaize holds a large stake in the orchards.
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F. L. Glaize
H. Douglas. Fuller
Douglas DuShane
Mount Clifton
Mount Jackson
Glaize
Local Social Notes From Martinsburg and Surroundings
Mrs Harry Doff returned home to Martinsburg after visiting sisters in Washington. Miss Nanna Senseney, delayed in Indianapolis, prepares to visit York and cap off with a trip to Indianapolis to see relatives. Mr and Mrs N G Stoner of Hagersville visited hospital patient J H Bear following a recent Darkesville accident. The Kerns family and Elmer Lonas family returned to Urbana Ohio after a week with relatives. Mrs George W Frye and Miriam Michael toured Winchester before returning to Harrisburg Pennsylvania.
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Harry Doff
Misses Jones
Washington Inn
Martinsburg
Nanna Senseney
B. H. Frye
Indianapolis
N. G. Stoner
Harewisburg
J. H. Bear
Bear
Darkesville
T. H. Kerns and
George W. Frye
Miriam’ Michael
Harrisburg
Winchester
Two Couples Receive Marriage Licenses
Two couples were issued marriage licenses by the Corporation clerk. Harvey R. Hawkins of Winchester weds Ber tie Young Grim, daughter of Hugh Grim of the city. he is a plumber and son of Clinton Hawkins from Harrisonburg. Casper Brown of Winchester weds Miss M. Gee, daughter of Walter Lee. he is a spinner in a local woolen mill. The double wedding was performed by Rev. F. R. Casselman at Centenary Reformed Church parsonage on Saturday morning.
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Corporation Clerk's
Harvey R. Hawkins
Bertie Young Grim
Winchester
Clinton Hawkins
Harrisonburg
Hugh Grim
Unter L. Brown
M. ‘Gee
Casper Brown
Walter
Lee
F. R. Casselman
Centenary Reformed Church
Rail Strikers Entitled to Jury Trial Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled that railroad shopmen who joined the 1922 strike are entitled to jury trial when charged with contempt of court. It upheld the constitutional status of the Clayton Act provision allowing employer demand for jury trials. The decision confirms that employer employe relations persist during strikes and the Clayton Act protections apply. Samuel Michaelson and others of the Chicago St. Paul and Omaha Railway Co. initiated the case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Samuel Michaelson
Chicago, St. Paul
Supreme Court Denies FTC Review in Biscuit Discount Case
The Federal Trade Commission loses its Supreme Court bid to review a ruling against the National Biscuit Company over claimed illegal discounts. A lower court had ruled against the commission. Mrs. Michael Collins returned from Halifax, Pa, after attending the funeral of Mrs. Parsons' daughter, Mrs. Daniel B. Strickler.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Trade Commission Today
Supreme Court
National Biscuit Company
Commission
Michael Collins
Halifax
Barter and Currencies Around the World
The article notes that while money is globally recognized in coin and note form, various cultures use alternative currencies. It mentions Nor Way using corn, Fiji using whale teeth, and interior South America valuing chocolate coconuts and eggs. Some New Guinea regions reportedly pay debts with slaves.
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Nor Way
South America
New Guinea
Onion a God of Egypt in Ancient Times
The onion, an ancient Egyptian staple, was grown 4,004 years ago and celebrated as a god by donors. Its valued varieties received status and influence in early society as described in Detroit’s account.
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Detroit
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