Miss Lamp Weds Winifred Hottel At Winchester Parsonage
Virginia Lee Lamp married Winifred Jacob Hottel in a ceremony at Grace Lutheran Church North Loudoun Street Winchester officiated by Rev. C. Freed. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lamp, wore navy blue georgette. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Bristol Tennessee and will reside with the bride's parents after September 18. The groom is son of the late Charles I. Hottel and Mrs Edna Hottel of Winchester and worked at the Virginia Woolen Mill.
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Wacai
Grace ‘Lutheran
North Caner
Virginia Lee Lamp
Winifred Jacob Hottel
CG Ae Freed
James H. Lamp
Handley High School
Shepherdstown College
Martinsburg
Winchester
Sience
Charles I. Hottele
Woodstock
Virginia Woolen Mill
N. C
Blowing Rock
North Loudon
Breety End
President Coolidge Seeks Tax Cuts After Summer Return
President Coolidge returns to the White House from a South Dakota vacation. Republican leaders in Congress oppose a special session. He aims for tax reductions and warns a possible $300,000,000 cut, contingent on Congress approving lower appropriations. House leaders push tax cuts and an overall control program.
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Washington
White House
South Dakota
Coolidge
Senate
House
Congress
Tilson
Russell Scott Wins New Lease In Court Today
Russell Scott, long under sentence for a 1924 drugstore hold up murder, won a new continuance for a sanity hearing in Chicago court. The request by his attorney William S. Steward granted a delay to September 20.
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Russell’ Scott
Associated Press
Chicago
Russell Scott
Scott
William S. Steward
Bracetown Brevities from Brucetown Virginia
In Brucetown Sept 12 residents report Mr Philip Kenney of Winchester spent Wednesday night with neighbors. Several locals return from a Washington tourist camp after a few days away. Miss Elsie Vincent and others were guests at a Lay of Mrs Janey McKee in White Post. Wimberlakes return home in Washington after time with W B Timberlake. Local families Andy Whitacre Smith and Vincent visit Sharpsburg Braddock Heights. Little Jack Russell of Berryville visits aunt Mrs F H Swimley.
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Brucetown
Philip Kenney
Winchester
Andy Whitere
Julian Snapp
Douglas O'Connell
Sadie
Etta O'Connell
Herbert Fishel
Washington
Elsie ‘Vincent
Robert Smith
Andy Whitacre
Janey McKee
White
Lee
Tom ‘Wimberlake
Elsie Vincent
Sharpsburg
Braddock Heights
Jack Russell
Berryville
F. H. Swimley
Rockefeller Donates 2 Million Library for League of Nations
John D. Rockefeller Jr. gives 2 million dollars to build a League of Nations library in Geneva. The gift was announced by League President Alberto Gueni after assembly approval amid applause. Rockefeller had received assurances of no government objections prior to the donation and said the council would continue its support.
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Rockefeller
League of Nations
Associated Press
Eneva
John, D. Rockefeller, Jr
Alberto Gueni
League
Gueni
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Council
The
Hundreds Attend Last Rites For Caleb Dehaven
The funeral for Caleb Dehaven, a prominent county citizen, was held at Pine Grove Church in Martinsburg. Nearly 800 automobiles and 2,500 mourners attended, making it one of the largest services in the area.
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Caleb Dehaven
de Dehaven
Martinsburg
Pine Grove Church
Judge Kerner Refuses To Halt Dempsey Tunney Fight
Chicago judge Otto Kerner denied an injunction to stop the Dempsey Tunney bout set for September 22. He refused to restrain Dempsey from boxing until he fulfills an alleged contract with the Coliseum club of Chicago to fight Marty Wills, a Negro heavyweight.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Otto Kerner
Dempsey-Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Coliseum Club of
Marty Wills
Switchester Band Plans Lawn Concert Tomorrow
The Swiixhester Concert Band will present a public lawn concert tomorrow at 8 oclock in front of the county courthouse. The program will be printed tomorrow and residents are invited to attend.
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Swiichester
Mnight
Belgium Balloon Leads In Gordon Bennett Race
Belfica, Belgium's entry, landed near Syracuse and leads the 15 balloon field as eight have reported landings. Two more sighted, five still unheard, race began Saturday with Ray Cooper compiling distances for pilots.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Belgium
Syracuse
Ray Cooper
Diplomat's Wife Killed In Dieppe Auto Crash
Lady Marling wife of British diplomat Sir Charles Murray Marling was killed in an automobile crash between Dieppe and Pourville. Lady Keetham wife of Sir Milne Keetham was critically injured. William Gardner director of the Grand Hotel at Pourville was badly injured as the car ran into the customs house and overturned.
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Paris
Lady Marling
Charles Murray Marling
Lady Keetham
Milne Keetham
Copenhagen
Dieppe
Pourville
William Gardner
Custom House
Britain Uses League of Nations in All Our Dealings
Sir Austen Chamberlain, British foreign secretary, told Geneva press that Britain makes the league of nations the basis of all foreign policy. He said Teague ideals inspire relations with every country.
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Britain
League of Nations
Geneva
Austen Chamberlain
Sheriff’s Sale of Furniture at 211 East Water Street
By distress warrant I will sell at public auction at 10 oclock Monday Sept 19 1927 on premises 211 East Water Street a lot of furniture and household goods Cash terms Ay J Sigginton deputy sheriff Mary Katherine Quick daughter of Mrs Justa Quick has left for Williamsburg Virginia to attend The College of William and Mary in the morning session
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J. T. Gill
East Water Street
Mary Katherine Quick
Justa, Quick
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Dr Frederick A Cook petitions Supreme Court to review probation authority
Arctic explorer Dr Frederick A Cook seeks a higher court ruling on whether the North Texas federal district court could place him on probation after a 1923 sentence of 14 years and 9 months for mail fraud. The district court granted probation under a new clemency law, the government opposed, and the appellate circuit reversed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frederick A. Cook
Supreme Court
Federal District Court For
North Texas
Leavenworth
Cook
District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Love Letter Writer Back To Asylum
George Harold Wingfield, on parole from Western State Hospital Staunton Va, was found in Hagerstown Md and returned to Staunton on Saturday. He worked at Southern Shoe Factory and boarded at 52 East Washington St J H. Leslie Loudoun probation officer and others traveled to Hagerstown to arrest him after reports of affectionate letters to a young woman. He had previously been jailed in Winchester for writing love notes to Loudoun residents.
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George Harold
Wingfield
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Hagerstown
Southern Shoe Factory
Washington Street
J. H
Leslie
Loudoun County
M. T. Hammerley
William Norris
Leesburg
Winchester
Corn prices on Chicago market crack amid heavy selling
Waves of selling overwhelm the Chicago corn market today causing prices to drop nearly six cents a bushel. Reports of improved crop outlook spur unloadings as traders had anticipated crop failure.
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Associated Press
Chicago
University of Virginia Begins 104th Session
University of Virginia in Virginia plans the 104th academic year with registration over three days and first classes on September 19. Officials expect record matriculation above 2200 despite strict entrance standards as renovations finish before nine months of teaching.
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University of Virginia
University
Babe Ruth In Court Proves His Innocence
New York reports Babe Ruth the famous Yankee outfielder faced a John Doe warrant for assault. Ruth testified he was in Garfield New Jersey when the Broadway incident allegedly occurred and produced witnesses to support his alibi, expressing pity for the victim Gerhard Neimeyer.
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Associated Press
New York
America
John Doe
George Herman
Babe
Ruth
Gerhard Neimeyer
Garfield
N. J
Death of Joseph F. Massey in Car Accident
Joseph F. Massey is killed when struck by an automobile at a street crossing. Eyewitnesses describe Massey stepping into traffic and a driver arguing no fault. Funeral set for Sacred Heart Church with burial in Catholic Cemetery. Massey, 55, longtime resident born in Winchester, survived by widow Nan Baker and three children.
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City of
Washington
Massey
Patterson
Mr. Mas
Lee. Massey
Lee Massey
Paul
Monmouth Street
Mr. Massey
Sacred Heart
Thos. B. Martin
Winchester
Thomas Francis Massey
Ireland
Paul L. Massey
Cameron and
Monmouth Streets
Nan Baker
J. Lee Massey
Cecelia M. Massey
Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Stewart Grim
William Perry
W. W. Glass
Clinton Morrison
John Carpenter
Paul Grant
J. Jos. Sullivan
C. L. Jamison
William and Mary Begins 235th Year With 1 000 Students
William and Mary opens its 235th year in Williamsburg Virginia as over 1 000 students already booked for orientation and registration. Freshmen arrivals begin today with a program by the Y M and Y W C A designed to introduce new students to college life and campus activities.
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William and Mary
Williamsburg
Sion
College of William, Mary
Y. M
J. A. ©. Chandler
Pride of Detroit Pilots Plan Around-the-World Flight
Edward F. Schlee and William Brock, pilots of the Pride of Detroit, announced in Osmera Japan they expect to fly from Japan to Midway Islands then to Honolulu and on to San Francisco soon as part of their round-the-world journey.
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Associated Press
Osmara
Japan
Edward F. Schlee
William 8. Brock
Pride of
Detroit
Midway Islands
Honolulu
San Francisco
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Brandy Station
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Richmond
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