Warren County Treasurers Bond Bond Relief and Removal Ordered
Court orders Arthur L Warthen removed as Warren County treasurer for failure to post bond and to deliver funds records and tax tickets. The order requires settlements with the Board of Supervisors, transfer of all county funds and records to his successor, and delivery of bonds papers and taxes to the clerk of the Circuit Court with notices to local officials and state auditors.
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Arthur L. Warthen
Warren County
Treas
Francis C. Jones
Code of Virginia
Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
A. L. Warthen
Arren
Arthur, L. Warthen
Bond
Board of Supervisors
Warren
Auditor of Public Accounts
Virginia
Circuit Court
Warren Eee
Army housing scandal sparks calls for reform
A Senate or military inquiry criticizes Army housing as poorly built, unsafe, and costly. Officers and families endure shacks at posts like Fortress Monroe while others show slight improvements. War Department policy clashes with wives’ accounts as reporters press for access.
No remedy for a wife’s constant talking officer says
An officer notes that there is nothing that can be done to keep a woman from talking, even suggesting a consultation about a wife’s loquaciousness, while adding that husbands should not restrain them.
A Little Faith In Fellow Man Works Miracles
An elderly Winchester woman, self supporting with an orphan child, faced ruin when rheumatism struck and winter hit. The Red Cross provided fuel and food for a short period and Miss Stowers arranged lodging, enabling her to rental income. With help she regained work at home and no longer needed assistance.
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Red Grass Publicity Bureau
C.re
The
Red Cross
Winchester
Miss Stowers
Vivid Tobacco Ad Teases Mild Yet Rich Blend
A promotional paragraph likens a tobacco to a cool inspector and April sun, praising its mellow, mild character with full, rich qualities. The prose emphasizes sensory contrasts and lingering satisfaction.
Rumanians under martial law amid plots to restore king Michel
Bucharest reports martial law across Romania as authorities suppress plots linked to Crown Prince Carol renounced his rights after King Ferdinand's death. Letters found with M Manoilescu show demands for a nationwide plebiscite on Carol's return. Manoilescu faces military trial as cabinet meets to tackle the crisis.
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Associated Press
Bucharest
Michel
Mar Onarch
Carol
Ferdinand
M. Manoilescu
Avennescu
Jilava
Romania
Denism
Mrning. Manoilescu
Apple Shipments From New York to British Markets
Apple shipments from New York to British ports for the week ending October 22 were reported to G. R. Cooper, Harnden and Company. The report details the quantities and destinations reflecting trade activity between the U S and Britain.
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Apple
New York
British
G. R. Cooper, Harnden and Company
Prohibition Unit Officers Face Serious Charges
Washington report details that Prohibition Unit officers, including a named official, face serious charges following the resignation of Secretary Lowman and an arrest tied to a nine year old girl. The article notes initial arrest, bond set at $1,000, and subsequent custody actions amid fallout.
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Prohibition Unit
Associated Press
Washington
William B. Rany
Lowman
The
Robinson
Virginia dog show features foggy weather and prizes
A Virginia dog show highlights a noted foggy condition and multiple prizes across shows. The sire of Caroline France is mentioned as a key bloodline, with Benton Snyder listed as the caretaker, a well known local dog fancier.
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Land
Virginia
Taken
Caroline
France
Benton Snyder
Divorces Granted in Martinsburg West Virginia
Martinsburg courts grant decrees of divorce. Tar has Teets and wife allowed to resume maiden name Sine. No children. Myrtle C. Allemong and George W. Allemong divorce after trial on February 11, 1926. Groom allegedly deserted bride in May of the year. he reportedly resides in Winchester.
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Martinsbrg
W. Va
Myrtle C. Allemong
George W. Allemong
Winchester
Mines To Work On Jacksonville Scale
Operators of nearly 25 mines in the Hocking field have signed contracts to work on the Jacksonville Wage scale. Conrad Wein, secretary of the miners organization in the district, confirmed the agreement as small tonnage mines join the operation.
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Associated Press
Nville
Ohio
Hocking Field
Jacksonville
Conrad Wein
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