Presidential Letter Writing Fails to Offset Republican Record
Washington dispatch notes desperation in Republican ranks as President Harding urges support for the Do-Nothing Congress. Democrats argue the record speaks for itself, citing tariff and tax policies, Newberry seating, rising deficits, expanded federal spending, and oil lease controversies as damning facts for the incumbents.
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Congress
Washington
Harding
Mondell
William R. Wood
Penthers
Republican Congress
Truman H. Newberry
United States Senate
Wyoming
Secretary of the Interior
Standard Oil Company
United States Navy
Timber Stave Timber Demand From Farmers Merchants Bank
Market inquiry seeks pine stave timber for delivery to North Market Street office on second floor. Public notice from The es Peanes Company dated 19 1p-6t requests 1000 cords of stave timber and invites suppliers to arrange delivery to the bank location.
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Market Street
Farmers, & Merchants National Bank
Es Peanes Company
Indicted Boys Accused of Nighttime Home Burglary
Edward Brill aged 19 and Clarence Rinker aged 13 were indicted by the city grand jury for entering the dwelling of Ford Anderson at night and stealing a shotgun and leather case valued at more than 150 dollars. They were arraigned in Corporation Court and argued they confessed under alleged threats by Officer Armel. The court found no credible threat evidence. Rinker may be paroled to his father with schooling required, Brill received an additional five weeks in jail. The shotgun remains missing.
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Edward Brill
Clarence Rinker
Ford
Anderson
Whiting
Corporation Court
Armél
Armel
City Hall
Krebs
Pannett
James Smith
Commonwealth
Reardon
Harry R. Kern
Rinker
Brill
Harrison to Speak to Stephens City Voters on Tuesday
Representative Thomas W. Harrison will address voters in Stephens City, this county, on Tuesday evening October 24 at 8 o'clock.
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Stephens City
Mother and Infant Die in Carpers Valley Home
Mrs Lillian Russell 35 wife of Randolph Russell died at home in Carpers Valley with a newborn infant deceased. Survived by eight children aged two to sixteen, seven sons and one daughter, plus two brothers Milton and Rhinesy Williams and sister Mrs Blanche Sherman. Funeral at the house Thursday with Rev Hupman officiating. interment Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Benjamin Russell of Williamsport Md. arrived to attend.
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Lillian Russell
Randolph Russell
Carpers Valley
Russell
Lillian Williams
Annie E. Williams
Page
Benjamin
Perry
Allen
Douglas
Robert
S. Peach
Virginia Russell
Milton Williams
Rhinsey Williams
Blanche Sherman
Hupman
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Employment offer at Colonial Brick Plant
MEN WANTED We can give employment to several reliable men. Those applying now will have work the entire winter. Apply at plant of Colonial Brick Corporation.
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Colonial Brick Corporation
Apple Eating Campaign Brings Virginia Apples to Fore
In Blacksburg Virginia October 24 the governor calls National Apple Day October 31 and citizens rally to promote Virginia apples the king of fruits. Prices run four to five dollars per barrel with health and energy benefits argued against porter house steak. The piece touts apples as nutritious digestives and urges daily consumption with promotional nods to an underwear ad on page seven.
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Blacksburg
Virginia
Cox to Speak in Bristol Virginia Ninth District race
Chairman Harry Flood Byrd reports former Governor James M. Cox of Ohio will speak in Bristol Virginia on November 1 as Democrats intensify their campaign to unseat Republican rule in the Ninth District. Byrd plans another trip before election day to rally battleground leaders in the southwest.
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Harry Flood Byrd
Democratic State Central Committee
Democraticational Committee
Washington
James M. Cox
Ohio
Bristol
George Peery
Virginia
C. Bascom Slemp
Byrd
Southwest
Latin American Conference May Shape Pan American Unity
The Central American conference set for November 4 in Washington may affect relations across the continent. Observers see potential steps toward a Pan American Association of Nations as part of the drive to limit armaments. President Harding reportedly favors broad reductions in land armaments worldwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Col Leedy to Speak in Winchester on Monday Night
Colonel Robert F. Leedy of Luray Virginia will address Winchester voters at City Hall Auditorium Monday night October 30 at 8 oclock in support of Democratic senatorial and congressional nominees. The note also mentions a photography ad and a meeting at the Hand Library on Thursday October 26 at 3 PM.
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Robert F. Leedy
Luray
Winchester
City Hall
Leedy
W. C
U. Mereting
Hand
Miss Sosamon Weds Lt Bob Smith in Quiet Valley ceremony
Lila E Sosamon of Mackinaw Illinois married Robert W Smith son of County Treasurer R B Smith in a 6 oclock ceremony at Stephens City. The couple returned to Kernstown for a wedding supper and plan housekeeping near Winchester. Bride nurse trained at Wineheater Memorial Hospital. groom a World War I veteran and rural mail carrier in Kernstown.
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Robert W. Smith
R. 8. Smith
Lila E. Sosamon
James F. Sosamon
Mackinaw, Il
Hurse
Wineheater Memorial Hospital
Stephens City
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Pepastor
Geo Yither
Per Scanle
Kernstown
Washington
Winchester
One ‘Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National’ Guard
Smith
Conrad
R. V. Contract Post
American Legion
Kertistown
Greenwich Follies at Empire Theatre Promises Fashion and Fun
Scant attire in The Greenwich Fol lies draws attention with Paris and New York fashion, twenty chorus beauties from Greenwich Village, rich costumes, catchy music, and rapid scene changes. The New York success plays one night only after two days of capacity business in Cumberland. Take a wink and be there Thursday.
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Greenwich Village
Empire Theatre
Paris
New York
Cumberland
Radiator Corp Offers Apprenticeship With Rising Wages
Job advertisement invites applicants at $3.60 per day starting with potential to learn radiator molding. Wages advance as skills grow to $5.25 per day. Work eight to nine hours daily with no strikes or labor trouble. Apply at Union 8 S Radiator Corp. 7 to 121 West Newton Pa.
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S. Radiator Corp
West Newton
Taxpayers Notice for 1922 Taxes Due in Frederick County
Taxpayers must pay 1922 taxes now or incur a five percent penalty by December 1, equating to ten percent per year. R. Smith, Treasurer, Frederick County. ZAD LINERS AND BALE Wike ORCHARD SUPPLY CO. 1p-1f
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Smith
Treas
Frederick County
ZAD
Bale Wike
Orchard: Supply CO
Witness Reveals Details In Double Murder Case
Mrs. Eleanor Mills, identified as Mrs. James Gibson, testified about a double murder involving Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall. She described seeing two men and two women in a field at night and witnessing gunfire and a blaze that killed the couple while she rode with a mule toward home.
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Associated Press
New Brunswick
N. J
Stay of Cats liquor ruling denied by Judge Hand
Foreign and American firms sought to enjoin enforcing the Cats liquor ruling but were denied by Judge Hand. An appeal to a U S Court was indicated as a possibility. Everett, counsel for White Star Line and five other foreign firms, announced the decision.
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New York
Judge Hand
Probal
United States
Wilth Supreme Court
Everetta
White Star Line
JUSTICE DAY NOMINATION REPORTED TO PRESIDENCY
Justice William R. Dave’s appointment as a Supreme Court official was tendered and adopted today. A separate notice seeks a steady young man with executive ability not afraid of work. Also listed are notices for a real estate agent in Winchester and a M W A hall event in Midlothian with multiple dates and a rag and cotton rag collection request.
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Associated
Washington
William R
Dave
Care Star Office
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New York City
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Bob Smith
Illinois
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