Jenkins Trial Prompts Large Prosecution Witness List
Rob ert Jenkins faces trial with a lengthy witness slate planned for the Commonwealth. More than twenty witnesses are summoned to testify for the prosecution and for the defense to challenge prior federal testimony on liquor violations and his conduct. Local figures named include Roland McInturff Carper Ian Brown and several others said to be well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jenkins
Whiting
Ater Tervhinonrinunes
Jenkins
Corporation Court
Commonwealth of Virginia
Mr. Jenkins
Roland MciInturff
Carper
Ian Brown
William J . B
Organ
W. Spott White
Kas Miller
J. Henry Moling, Jr
William A.,mcknown
I J. Ornidort
S. B
Jed
Adams
Sunday TREE Society program at Misssionary meeting
The Otterbein Church Brettiten Guild and the Woman's Missionary Association led a Sunday evening program. Miss Pearl, Miss Charlotte De, Madeline Anderson, Anna Mae Snoke, Miss Hisie Carpenter, Miss Marie Fries, Mrs Elmer Hodges, Miss Snoke and Miss Additon presented readings recitations and songs. Pastor Rev G Wiebstower spoke on foreign missions and local work in Asia and China. The Mayflower offering supported the chamber and piano and organ music accompanied the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Guild
Brettiten
Preachness
Grace Fries
Héin’ “Guild
Pearl Eo
Charlotte De“ee
Madeline” Anderson
Anna Mae Snoke
Hisie Carpenter
Marie: Fries
Elmer Hodges
Garnet “Hamrick
Davis To Give Out Statements Daily
A fragmented AP dispatch from New York outlines Davis plans to issue daily statements during an early campaign period. The text is garbled but indicates a daily publicity push by the Democratic candidate, Jake Presi, around late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Associated Press
New York
Jake ‘Presi
Tedaly
Abe
Gow
Mrs Julia Fuller Dann In Serious Condition From Swallowing Carbolic Acid
Mrs Julia Fuller Dann of the Barton Apartment on West Water Street is in critical condition at home after swallowing carbolic acid yesterday afternoon. Found by her mother, she was partly conscious with lips and throat burned. she remained unconscious into the morning. No reason given for the act. further details to follow on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Fuller Dann
Barton
West Water Street
John W. Fuller
C. BR. Anderson
Struck Officer Fined In County Court
Marshall Elliott of Gore county was fined 60 dollars and costs in county magistrate court by Justice Tavenner for assaulting County Game Warden Pingley during arrest by Sheriff Pannett. Elliott claimed undue arrest pressure over a kennel law violation. the case centered on allowing dogs to run at large and the warrant issued for the alleged violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Elliott
Gore
Tavenner
Pingley
Elliott
Pannett
Lana Elliott
Juste
Misrepresentation in campaign claims against Congressman Harrison
Public records dispute Harrison campaign charges citing misstatements on wheat price votes and farm loan rates. Officials verify he voted for $2.50 wheat and that farm loan interest stood at 4.5 percent, while a Democratic primary confusion is blamed on proponents of false narratives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Harrison
House of Representatives
House Journal
Harrison
Farm Loan Board
Dmocratic Party
Democratic Party
Congress
Glass
Senate
Our Gang Comedy and Manhandled at Empire Tonight
Our Gang comedy with Manhandled screens at the Empire tonight drawing a capacity crowd. Our Gang reels are among the nation’s most popular, shown in over 10 000 theatres, with no price increase announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
U. S
Cake Sale Hosted by W W Society at First Baptist
The W W Society of First Baptist schedules a cake sale Friday at 10 a.m. at 171 North Main Street. Proceeds support church activities and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Society of First Baptist
N. Main St
Local Red Cross Executive Meeting Highlights War Veteran Aid
The Local Chapter Red Cross held its Friday session at headquarters with reports on September activity. Forty-one veterans were served, and joint efforts with churches and schools enabled rummage sales aiding families and students. Junior Red Cross plans and district nurse work outlined future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Veterans Bureau
Robert Lee Grant
Grant
Junior Red Cross
Melvin R. Green
Halloween Party at Market Street Skating Rink
Open to all on Friday night October 31 at Market Street Rink. Prizes for best age and original costumes to those skating and non skaters alike. Contests on Wednesday October 29 offer two prizes for most graceful skaters.
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Market Street
Mrs Lewis Barton Dress Line to Open at Yatraset Ave
Mrs Lewis Barton will display a complete line of dresses at Yatraset avenue on October 27 28 29 30 31 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The notice lists dates and hours for the event.
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Yatraset Ave
Davis Stands for Equal Rights in Virginia Democratic Appeal
Virginia Democratic Chairman Byrd urges a solid phalanx for Davis on the Democratic ticket next Tuesday. The note argues Davis stands for equality before law and ordered progress, contrasting La Follette and Coolidge. Hooker and Glass are praised for leadership and unanimous support in Virginia elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Democratic Stateentral Committee
la Follette
Supreme Court
Follette
Tield Coolidge
Davis
John W. Davis
Virginia
Carter Glass
H. Lester Hooker
Democratic Party
State Corporation Commission
Pure Bred Letters for Sale in Berryville Virginia
Two female dogs for sale. spayed, liver and white, seven months old. Well marked and matched. Apply to Gwynne H. Jones, R. F. D. No. 1, Berryville, Va. 10-25-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwynne H. Jones
Berryville
Cider Apples Wanted at Winchester Freight
Wanted at Winchester Pennsylvania freight call Stewart Sherrard in wood West Virginia. October 25. 1p 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Penn Freight
Call Stewart Sherrard
Inwood
W. Va
Shipment of headliners received by Robinsop Cold Storage
A shipment of headliners arrived at Robinsop Cold Storage Corp. The delivery confirms stock intake and storage readiness for ongoing distribution.
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Robinsop Cold Storage Corp
Body Of Blonde Woman Found In Old Iron Mine Hole
The 40 year old woman with blonde bobbed hair was shot in the heart and buried in an iron mine hole near Oxford New Jersey. Mrs Grace Thomas of Rocky Run identified the body. Her husband Frank Thomas reported she vanished the previous night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oxford
N. J
Hereay
Matthew ‘Mooney
Grace Thomas
Rocky Run
Glen Gardner
Frank Thomas
Funeral set for Mrs. Carrie M. Miller at Wheatland Nineveh
The funeral for Mrs. Carrie M. Miller widow of Joseph A. Miller will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. from Wheatland near Nineveh Frederick County. Rev J F Coleman of White Unity Episcopal Church will officiate with burial at White Post cemetery. Mrs Miller left several children and a grandson. she was noted for hospitality and charity to neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie M. Miller
Joseph A. Miller
Wheatland
Nineveh
Frederick County
J. F. Coleman
Episcopal Church
White i Ted
Smithebyterian
White’ Post
Gas Poisoning Victims at Standard Oil Bayway Lab
The third victim Hencs William McSweeny of Elizabeth New Jersey died in a New York hospital after gas poisoning at Standard Oil Company research laboratories Bayway New Jersey. Two other men are seriously ill and additional workers show less serious symptoms. Dr Yandell Henderson from Yale cites tetraethyl lead as the poison and warns its sale is a public menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil Company
Bayway
N. J
Hencs William McSweeny
Elizabeth
N J
McSweeny
Yandell Henderson
Yale University
Free Oil Offer With Gas Purchases At Plaza Filling Station
An old storefront notice promotes free oil with every purchase of five or more gallons of gasoline from Plaza Filling Station operated by The Citizens Gas & Oil Co Inc. The ad also lists large clean cotton rags at 3 cents per pound and directs readers to STAR OFFICE for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Gas & Oil Co. Inc
Star Office
Mahlon Jackson Fractures Leg on Hunting Trip
Mahlon Jackson a Winchester carpenter and orchestra musician is confined to his home after fracturing the leg just above the ankle while hunting five miles from town near the Opequon on the Front Royal road. He tripped over a wire and his shotgun fell, leaving him to crawl for help until reaching his home where the bones were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Jackson
Winchester
Main and
Germain Street
Jackson
Opequon
Front Royal Road
Watches Stolen From Wounded World War Vet Shop
John Hughes, a World War I veteran and local watch repairman, reported three watches stolen from his street shop while he briefly left to eat. The watches were being repaired and hung on the wall when a thief climbed the railing and removed them. Hughes served with Company I of the 116th Infantry and was wounded on the Western Front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hughes
Oon Street
Hughes
Company I
Sixteenth Infantry
Gudebrod Pays Judgment After Appeal Withdrawn
The Circuit Court judgment for John W. Rosenberger and Company Inc. against C. Be. Gudebrod for work at Tremonti Farms in the county was paid in full today. The Rosenberger firm had been awarded $750.26 with costs and interest. an appeal to the Supreme Court was announced but is canceled by payment ending the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BE
Car Loadings Hit Record for Week End Oct 18
Washington report says American railroads loaded 1,102,336 cars with revenue freight in the week ending October 18, surpassing the 1923 high by over 8,000 cars. The American Railway Association cites better equipment, improved redistribution, and growing efficiency as factors.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Worker injured by machinery at North Winchester plant
In a reported industrial accident at a National plant in North Winchester a worker was dragged toward a machine shaft. An assistant shut down the engine as the man, entangled by a sleeve, cried out and sustained injuries to his arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Agachinery
Taxpayers Notice on Penalties and State Tax Update
Taxpayers are informed of a 1994 tax rule change with penalties added to the amount due. The notice references November 1st and a state tax impact, indicating adjustments to owed taxes and late fees.
Is Your Name on the Tit See Page Three
Town theatregoers will be at the Bus Friday with the audience list on page three. A housing notice shows a 5x4 rental and a remaining rent details line includes the date 10-28 for reference.
A Nice Little Proposition
Fragmentary note describes a meeting at Merchants' Bank at eleven with $100 referenced. Mentions Senator Byrd and a Congressional vote on a bill tied to Kenyon and a cap. Time and details are unclear but imply a financial offer and political leverage.
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Merchants’ Bank
Byrd
Kenyon
T. W. Harrison
Hudson Coach Reduced Price Confusing Sale
A chaotic notice shows a Hudson coach sale with an unclear price of 1545 dollars and fragmented phrases about a closed car and poses, reflecting a garbled OCR snippet from a historical listing. Neither full details nor clear entities are readable.
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Tree Society
Shibiee
Hallowe'en
Mrs
Lewis Barton
MR. Davis
Equal Rights
Des
Waxteh
Mahlon” Jackson
T. Flemming
Hudson
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