Social and Personal News From Winchester Readers
Mr and Mrs Claude R Cammer receive congratulations on the birth of a baby girl at Memorial Hospital. Several residents visit, travel, or host guests in Winchester and nearby towns, with names including Bertha V Wilson Ruth Wilson Virginia Burkhart and many others attending Sesqui Centennial events and staying with local families.
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Memorial Hospital
Margaret Ann
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Dias Ai
Erman
H. R. Leatherman
Sesqui
Bertha V. Wilson
Ruth Wilson
Wichita
Kan
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Clearbrook
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Bertha Carter
Wilson
Brandel Brill
Washinton
Virginia
School Shoe Week Promises Proper Fit For Girls
We highlight growing girls shoe needs with the best fin of shoes and proper support. A perfect fit is crucial to avoid future foot troubles and promote shapely, strong feet. Visit us this week for special prices during School Shoe Week.
Rev. O. D. Lambert Improves After Hospital Operation
Rev. O. D. Lambert of Mount Jackson, recently operated on at Memorial Hospital, shows strong recovery and expects to return home in a few days.
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Five Injured In Boston Political Feud Night Attack
In Boston East End a campaign rally erupted in violence leaving two men fighting for life and three others wounded. State Legislature candidate James Coffey was attacked as two men leaped from a car. a second assailant stabbed Patrolman James McPhee and George McPhee while helping his brother. Ernest Gattreau was wounded fleeing the melee. The knife wielder, named Tony Osa, was captured after a crowd pursuit and hospital transport.
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Judge Lamar Smith Killing Confession Reported
Clyde Reese Bachelor, judge Lamar Smith’s son in law, confessed from Montgomery county jail and again in Mobile to authorities that he urged Hays Leonard a negro to fire the shot that killed the Wetumpka judge. He was taken to Mobile for safekeeping and pledged a fuller statement later.
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Channel Heroes Face Paris Challenger Georges Michel
Georges Michel, winner of the latest across Paris marathon, enters the growing field of cross channel challengers. He targets a Seine crossing to meet rival channel swimmers and argues the river offers a tougher test than Manhattan waters.
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Star Moundsman Bought By Pirates For Big Price
ST. LOUIS Sept 1 Purchase of Carman Hill star right handed pitcher from Indianapolis for a big price announced by the Pittsburgh Pirates. Hill has won 24 and lost five this season. Officials declined to reveal the amount but said it exceeded the 40 000 paid for Clem Wright. Two Pirate players were involved in the deal. Hill will report at Cincinnati tomorrow.
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Stock market shows unusual vitality in Labor Day week
The New York stock market opened September 1 with unusual vitality and strength as call money rates fell to 4 percent. Traders bought with vigor across all sections, and total sales reached about 2.3 million shares as the session closed firmly.
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Army Sergeant Found Dead Beside Wrecked Car Near Camp Meade
The body of Sergt. William F. Van Laack age 36 of Camp Meade was found near Glen Burnie Md on highway to the army post. His skull was fractured and police and Camp Meade authorities began separate investigations.
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Frederick Circuit Sunday Services
Carpers hold morning service at 11 o clock Macedonia conducts a 3 p.m. session Relief meets at 8 p.m. on Sunday in the Frederick circuit churches.
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Thaw Defends Ex Wife In Book The Traitor
New York reports Harry K. Thaw’s book The Traitor released detailing the Stanford White case. He portrays Evelyn Nesbitt as sinned against, defends her, and denounces White as a ravisher of women while blaming lawyer Blank Blank Blank for post trial troubles.
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Father Rushes Son With Tack In Lung To Hospital
R. Lee Stovall drove 350 miles from Bluefield West Virginia to Johns Hopkins Hospital with his eight year old son after the boy swallowed a tack and it lodged in the lung. Surgeons expected to extract the tack and save the child. The trip passed through Winchester and other towns along the Valley Pike.
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Baltimore
R. Lee Stovall
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Bluefield
W. Va
Smith Maintains Lead In Delaware Primary Race
In Washington DC area report on the Democratic primary returns Edgar A. Brown leads with 53,763 votes and E. D. Smith has 61,782. N. B. Dial 30,129. A second race between Smith and Brown is set for September 14 as most precincts reported.
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Eighteen Reported Killed In Wreck Between Tortosa and Barcelona
A mail train derailed between Tortosa and Barcelona on September 1, reporting 18 fatalities. The incident details remain uncertain as authorities assess the wreck and casualties.
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Spain
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Boy Mistaken for Squirrel Shot at Opening Day
Earl Gay 21 of Dargen County Maryland was shot while hunting opening day after being mistaken for a squirrel due to a gray cap. Parts of the shot struck his neck behind the right ear and he is expected to recover.
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Earl Gay
Dargen
J Luther Clowser Dies of Cancer at Home Hayfield
Jacob Luther Clowser a Hayfield farmer in Frederick county died at his home after a lingering cancer of the face. Born May 29 1861 he was 65. Survived by widow Mary Ann White two sons William H and Warren S Clowser a daughter Eva I, and sister Mrs Alice Hook. Funeral 14 oclock at St John s Lutheran Church with Rev Ludwig. burial in church cemetery.
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Baltimore
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United Brethren Church
No Finger Prints Found On Clothing In Hail Mills Case
Jersey City report states no fingerprint evidence found on clothes worn by Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Elinor Mills when slain near New Brunswick four years ago. Inspectors Underwood Farrot and Drewen examined hats and clothing for clues in the ongoing murder mystery investigation.
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Elinor Mills
New Brunswick
John Underwood
Joseph Farrot
New York
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Underwood
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Baby Contest Highlights At Fair With Racing Card
Summary of afternoon races at the fair includes 175, 767 pace times and 9.25 pace. horses and handlers listed include Mary Stevens, J. T. Fitzgerald, Washington. Brownie Hal, Maid Axworthy, Marie Bingen, and Ruth DeForest among others. Thursday's lineup features a Free For All pace and a 2:18 trot with purses of 300 in each event.
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Sscrensee Ee
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Norfolk
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Ie Hecces
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H. L. Snapp
Martinsburg
W. Va
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Emporia
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Evelyn D
A. A. Jackson
Manguin
Marie Bingen
R. E. Crawther
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Grovetown
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Baltimore
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C. W. Mangum
Roblet R
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Taylor Wall
Winchester
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W. R. Galloway
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Thad Logan
Richmond
Fruits That Can Be Eaten Raw In Demand Aboard
A bulletin from J. and H Goodwin Ltd New York commission merchants notes high demand in England for raw eatables due to coal shortages. The report links this to favorable early markets and expects demand to persist until coal issues are resolved and production normalizes.
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J. and H Goodwin, Ltd
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