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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1928
Page
7
Mrs. Ross assails prohibition hypocrisy and supports Governor Smith. She cites enforcement lawbreakers, stresses the oath, and urges Old Dominion women to vote on the Eighteenth Amendment and participate in November elections, praising constitutional time for ratification.
Lot X contains 2 acres 2 roods and 37.4 square poles with a 7 room frame dwelling and shaded lawn to the Valley Pike. Lot K fronts 116 feet on the Valley Turnpike and reaches the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, containing 8-10 of an acre with a one story cottage. Lots D B P G H I L M N O P Q R S T U V W are unimproved building lots shown on the plot. Special Commissioners: Herbert S. Larrick, John M. Steck, M. M. Lynch, R. Gray Williams, Harry R. Kern, W. T. Lewis.
Gov. Smith closes state duties in Albany and departs for a three week campaign tour. He will travel Sunday night by elev en car train to the West for speeches on farm policy at Omaha and Oklahoma City. He plans to return to New York by Oct. 1 for the Rochester Democratic convention.
Geneva notes that Allies propose immediate evacuation of the second occupied zone in return for Germany accepting a special commission of conciliation and verification to control the Rhineland. Germany reportedly opposes a commission beyond 1935 and prefers evacuation talks to the allied proposal.
Chicago report on ten year old Billy Ranieri kidnapped a week ago for a rumored $60,000 ransom. Itali an mafia figures express doubt of the boy’s safe return while families pursue release independent of police. Police inquiry continues with a godfather and a former employee as suspects who deny knowledge of the kidnapping.
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