Arbuckle Brother Seeks Truth in Grand Jury Session
Roscoe Arbuckle’s sister says he has helped others since youth and would not harm a woman, while Southern California film bodies push for withdrawal of his movies amid unresolved charges. The grand jury deliberated briefly and will resume inquiry with further evidence sought.
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Grand Jury
Arbuckle
Vangeles
Cal
Roscoe
Sista St. John
Alexander &J
John
Motion Pictures Association of Southern California
Judge Soper Resigns Baltimore Chief Bench Post
Judge Morris A. Soper resigns as chief of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore and will return to private practice. The resignation, sent to Governor Ritchie, takes effect September 15.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Morris A. Soper
Supreme Bench of
Ritchie
Soper
Old Landmark Changes Hands on North Main Street
The sale of the Hibbard and Willis properties on the west side of North Main Street to Fred 8 Anderson was announced by Mrs. Louis M. Nulton who inherited the Evans estate. The old two story building, once a tavern before the Civil War, will be torn down and a residence built for Anderson.
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BH. J. Evans
Hibbard
Winchester
Philadelphia grocer executive visits hometown growth visible
William T. Gore general manager of N. Snellenburg and Co. in Philadelphia returns to his parents on National avenue and notes rapid development since his last visit. He recalls open fields replaced by homes, says suburbs stretch far, and praises the progress of local building and growth over the past year.
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William T. Gore
N. Snellenburg and Company
Philadelphia
National Avenue
Winchester
Gore
Western Union Telegraph Company
3 Mary “and Company
New Yo
Pittsburgh
Snellenburg
Arm Hurten Machinery at Virginia Woolen Mill
William H. lem, an employee at the Virginia Woolen Company mill, was painfully injured yesterday when his arm was caught in machinery. Reports say no bones were broken and injuries are mainly bruises.
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William H. €Lem
Virginia Woolen Company
Personal Notices of Local Residents
Local society notes list Wayne Cooper returning to Washington after visiting his mother. Edwina Meyers departing for Harrisonburg Virginia. Mrs Charles T Bowman and daughter Mary Bowman passing through Staunton en route to Stuart for schooling. M Flegenheimer of Richmond visiting family. Frank L Williams former resident now in Harrisonburg visiting. Maude S Turatt nurse from Wheeling leaving Kernstown after time with Mrs Samuel Fritts. Sydney Peery, son of Mrs H M Perry, heading to Ashland for Randolph Macon College term. Edith Wise departing for Washington.
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Wayne Cooper
The
Railway Postal Service
Washington
Charles T. Bowman
Mary B. Bowman
Hagerstown
Staunton, Va
Bogman
Stuart
Sydney Peery
H., M. Perry
Rew
Ashland
Randolph Macon Colle
Fine trip for insurance men
Mr. O. L. Jamison of Metropolitan Life leaves for Washington to join about 150 managers in a special Southern Railway chartered train to Asheville North Carolina for a week. The Battery Park Hotel hosts district and local managers for talks on business policies and life insurance matters. Jamison expects to return late next week.
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O. L. Jamison
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Washington
Southern Territory
Southern Railway
Asheville
N. C
Metropolitan
Battery Park
South
Jamison
Mrs Seabury Davies Ill in Washington Nervous Disorder
Mrs Seabury Davies of this city, who recently traveled to Washington, is reported ill there with nervous disorders. Her step mother Mrs T W Harrison left this afternoon for Washington to be with her.
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Seabury Davies
Washington
T. W. Harrison
Davies
Miss Leslie Gaylord to Teach Mathematics in Georgia
Miss Leslie J. Gaylord leaves Wolfe street home to teach mathematics this year at Agnes Scott College in Decatur Georgia. She has been visiting with her brother and sister in law, Mr and Mrs Paul Gaylord.
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Leslie J. Gaylord
Paul Gaylord
Wolfe Street
Decatur
Agnes Scott College
Inspector Brill In Town On Vacation Visit
George FE Brill a Baltimore based postal inspector spent several hours in town during a trip from his vacation near Yellow Springs West Virginia. Brill helped capture Tom Dowd the famed post office robber who received a lengthy Maryland penitentiary term.
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George FE. Brill
Baltimore
Yellow Springs
Brill
Stephenson
Tom Dowd
Maryland
Boy in Street Collision Injures Mills Boy
Robert Mills, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Mills, was badly cut and bruised after a collision between an automobile and a motorcycle at Braddock and Water streets. He rode in the sidecar and was the only injury. He was taken to Memorial Convalescent Home and then returned home. The motorcycle was driven by a Philadelphia resident.
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Robert Mills
Richard Mills
Braddock
Water Streets
Mills
Memorial Corve
Philadelphia
Replies to Questionnaire Link Runtiness to Poor Breeding
More than 800 responses from farmers and stock owners to a U S Department of Agriculture survey show inferior breeding and poor feeding as the main causes of runtiness in cattle hogs sheep and other live stock. About 7 percent of farm livestock are runt stock with two thirds of runtiness attributed to breeding and feeding combined.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cteck
Department For
Census shows rise in purebred livestock across states
The United States Department of Agriculture reports growing interest in census figures on purebred livestock from ten states. Plans proceed to complete tabulations for remaining states with cooperation from the Census Bureau. Final figures and overall livestock data expected in summer, aiding breeders and production decisions nationwide.
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United States Department, of Agriculture
Bureau of the Census
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Care and Feeding of Stock In Vermont Farmer’s View
A Vermont farmer cites a USDA inquiry and urges education on early care and feeding of domestic animals. He argues proper stock care in the first year reduces runt livestock and notes that owners who properly care for their stock tend to have fewer runts in purebred herds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Vermont
Swine Saving Propensities Highlight Hog Thrift
A hog gleans scattered wheat rye barley oats and corn from grain fields and uses dairy by products to make pork. Fallen fruit in the orchard is converted into good pork for the butcher with other thrift by natural saving propensities noted.
Developing consistent daily motor fuel balance
A description of a motor fuel that maintains the same composition every day and at every purchase. It starts engines quickly, burns cleanly, and provides strong pulling power, emphasizing uniform quality and dependable performance.
Parlett Reappointed Augusta Circuit Pastor After Virginia Conference
The Rev John H Parlett returned from Green Valley Augusta county to Augusta circuit where he was elected conference chairman and reappointed pastor. Bishop F L Hoskins presided and Rev H L Wooddell reelected presiding elder. Parlett begins his third year on Augusta circuit with large congregations and good church health noted.
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John H. Parlett
Green Valley
Augusta County
Virginia
Parlett
Augusta
Hosking
State Live
Pennsylvania
Arden
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Edwina Meyers
Harrisonburg, Va
M. Flegenheimer
Richmond, Va
Frank L. Williams
Harrisonburg
Edith Wise
Washin
Mrs. Seabury, Davies III
Georgia
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Bureau of Census
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Pesky Devils
Quietus P. D.Q
Roger Gs Maes
Sg Arc
Rule
Atlal
Friainco
O., Inc
New York
Snd
New Orleans
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