Holy Name Parade Draws 100000 In Washington
The Holy Name Society convention opens in Washington with about 100000 expected to view Sunday parade. President Coolidge to review, 4100 New York police, 1500 Philadelphia officers to participate, five hours to pass the reviewing stand, Mount Vernon pilgrimage Saturday draws 10000 members.
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Holy Name Society
United States
Washington
Winchester
Hsect
Baltimore
Inington
Coolidge
Walsh
New York
The
Holy Nameé
Philadelphia
Mount Vernon
Klan Denounced at Connecticut Democratic Meet
The Democratic convention in Hartford denounced the Ku Klux Klan by name and backed revising prohibition to permit light wine production and sale. Charles G. Morris of New Haven was nominated unanimously for governor.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Corh
Ku Klux Klan
Charles G. Morris
New Haven
Luzon B. Morris
Music Class Opening in Cooper Apt Studio
Mrs. Harry and Cookus reopen music studio in Cooper Apartments on September 20. Assisted by Mrs. Virginia Greene they will take night pupils and request early calls for engagements. Phone numbers 540-J and 940-W listed.
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Harry & Cookus
Virginia Greene
Cooper Apt
America Drawn' Even Bigger Crowd at Empire Theatre
The second night of H. W. Griffith's America drew a larger crowd than opening night at the Empire Theatre. Doors open at seven, showtime eight, urged patrons to bring children and seize the chance to see this celebrated Revolutionary War love story.
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H. W. Griffith
America
Empire’ Theatre
Playhouse
Griffith Pictures
Cake Sale Saturday September 20 at Bell Baptist Church
Cake sale and candy sale announced by the Mee and Water Street Young Siler Class at Braddock Trinity Church. Event runs 11 to 1 PM with games and refreshments. Proceeds benefit church activities.
Prize Winners at Winchester Fair Cattle Department
The Shenandoah Valley Society announces cattle prize winners including several first prizes for heifers and bulls calved in 1920s and 1923, with names such as Paul Haldeman Vernon Baker Richard Joliffe and Mr Stickley. Led by grand champion female first prize awarded to Mr Stickley’s herd and various second prizes to Joliffe Buckley and others.
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Winchester Fair
Shenandoah Vaultural Society
Vernonley
Mr. Stickley
Paul F. Haldeman
Richard
Joltse
Paul Haldeman
Pau Heifers
Reed If
Jersey
Vernon “Baker
Mr. Buckley
Richard Jolliffe
Stickley
Richard Jolliffe. Heifers Calved
Heifers Calved
Richard Joliffe
Heifers Cal
Richard ‘Jol
Jolliffe
Hieifer
Fiirst
Bill Claggett
J. M. Fishpaw and Sons
Company I to Host Dance Friday Night
Officers and men of Company I 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard will entertain friends at a dance at the American Legion building Friday evening. Members are to assemble at the armory at 7:45. Glynn Anderson's orchestra will provide music from 8:30 to 11. Invitations have been issued.
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Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
American Legion
George H. Grimm
Armory
Glynn Anderson
Gray and Sheetz To Open Store Friday
Gray and Sheetz on North Main street resume operations tomorrow after extensive remodeling begun Monday. Workers tore out counters and wall shelves and rearranged the interior causing a brief closure while improvements were completed.
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Gray and
Sheetz
Bier
Gray and Sheetz
North Main Street
Spic and Span
Fountain Pens Promoted Amid Low Prices and School Specials
The advertisement lists fountain pens at 1.00 each and candy laxative Lac-Lax offered by The People's Drug Co. Also promotes Gold Fish and Bowl Free with 50 et. box and a school special from Boyd Drug Company offering two tablets and one pencil for 5c. J. Mornroff page ad referenced.
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Fountain Pens
The
People’s Drug Co
Boyd Drug Company
Legion Actions at National Convention Highlight Pershing Return
The American Legion moves to restore General John J. Pershing to the active list and make the defense day an annual event. The naval committee urges parity for the fleet with the world’s strongest navy, while Virginia leaders note rising local membership driven by Capt. George B. Roszel and Danville's post securing over 100 new members.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
John J. Pershing
American Legion National Convention
Military Affairs Committee
Virginia
Florida
New York
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Canal Zone
Naval Affairs Committee
Virginia Department of the American Legion
George B. Roszel
Winchester
Robert C. Conrad
Virginia Department
Danville
Roszel
Coolidge reviews Quantico Marines parade at White House
President Coolidge leaves his desk to review a march of Quantico Marines near Frederick Maryland. The Fifth Regiment, sun tinted, passes the White House south portico as Navy and Army officers observe. He resumes work on speeches and government tasks with budget prep ongoing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
Quantico
Virginia
Frederick
White House
Navy
Army
Fifth Regiment
Victory Within His Grasp Says Mr La Follette
Senator La Follette, an independent presidential candidate, writes in his magazine that victory is within reach for progressive citizens and predicts a political upheaval on November 4. He claims progressives aim to avoid a decisive November result and instead win control of Congress and the executive branch.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Today
Congress
America
American-German claims awards total over sixty five million
Awards totaling more than 65 million dollars were handed down today by the American German claims commission. Of this amount about 34,760,000 went to 61 American insurance companies and 24,300,000 to the Veterans' Bureau, a total that surpasses all prior awards.
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Associated Press
Washington
Veterans’ Bureau
Davis Visits Chicago Amid Rallies After Missouri Campaign
Democratic presidential candidate John Davis arrived in Chicago to a tumultuous welcome as thousands lined the street to the city hall. He waved to supporters, spoke of tax reduction and tariff reform, and planned further addresses in Gary Indiana South Bend and Fort Wayne while en route from Des Moines where he emphasized measured tariff changes.
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Entthao
John Davis
Vnee
Bunceton
Missouri
Davis
Chicago
the Bowe
Mississippi River
Des Moines
Prince of Wales Lionized by Gotham Typists
The Prince of Wales, arriving in Manhattan from Syosset, was greeted by thousands in the financial district. Incognito plans for sightseeing were disrupted as stenographers and lunching crowds blocked his car at 60 Broadway, delaying a luncheon with Harrison Williams before police helped clear a path.
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New York
Prince of Wales
Syosset
Long Island
Manhattan
Financial District
Wales
Broadway
Harrison Williams
World flight fliers reach St Joseph with wild crowd reaction
The around the world air mail team arrived at Rosecrans Field St Joseph Missouri at 12 29 pm after a 125 mile Missouri river valley leg from Omaha in 1 hour 48 minutes. A big demonstration greeted the flyers before they moved on to Muskogee Oklahoma for the night. The squadron then planned a 450 mile leg to Muskogee after lunch.
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Associated Press
Rosecrans Field
St. Joseph
Omaha
Missouri River Valley
Muskogee
United States Air Mail
Okla
Prince of ales eyes U S visit to industrial centers
Western World reports the prince plans a future U S tour to study factories farms and meet American workers. On Long Island he has met the President and many friends while his holiday visit boosts ties and intrigue about a broader industrial exploration.
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Associated Press
Syosset
N. Y
Prince of
Ales
United States
North American
England
Long Island
Great Britain
Bank Distributes Funds Recovered From 1917 to 1921 Taxes
Shenandoah Valley National Bank mails checks to stockholders for funds recovered from the city of Winchester for taxes assessed 1917 through 1921. Virginia banks' tax committee found overassessment illegal and retrieved sums statewide. Shenandoah Valley Bank received 6721.11 dollars to be paid in proportion to stock held during those years.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Virginia
Virginia State Bankers’ Association
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Communist Mob Attacks French Premier in Marseilles
Premier Herriot narrowly escaped injury as about 200 communists with canes and sticks surged in the Due Canne biere area. Police arrived late, forced back the mob and dispersed the crowd after Herriot and his party were rushed to safety.
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Associated Press
Paris
Herriot
France
Marseilles
Due Cannebiere
M. Herriot
Old Stock Exchange Firm Is Suspended
NEW YORK, Sept. 18 Day and Heaton a longtime member of the New York Stock Exchange was suspended for failing to meet its obligations. The firm has been a member since September 1 1871.
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Associated Press
New York
Brokage
Day and Heaton
New York Stock Exchange
The
Exchange
Local Feed Supplier Promotes Gold Medal Bran and Flour
L. L. Hockman and Son advertise Gold Medal bran flour middlings and 85 percent grain horse feed. The notice highlights quality and availability from the local supplier.
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L. L. Hockman and Son
Frederick County Supervisors Hold Line on School Levy
The Frederick county Board of Supervisors unanimously resolves to maintain current school district levies for 1926. It cites potential seven to six month term cuts and state funds risk without adequate finance, pledging cooperation with the School Board and noting a 1925 real estate reassessment will supply needed funds.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Tha Levies
Chekiang Third Army Revolts As Invasion Fails
Shanghai dispatch reports the Chekiang third army assigned to guard the province revolted while the first and second armies repelled the Kiangsu Army attack in Shanghai. Tseng Lin planes bomb Tianjin barrier city near Chihli and Manchuria.
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Shanghai
Tsen
Tsin
Shanhatkwan
Chihli
Peking
Manchuria
Chang Tso-Lin
Mukden
Holy Name Convention Opens With Solemn Mass
Washington hosts the first national Holy Name Society convention on its 650th founding anniversary with about 6000 delegates including 40 bishops and 4000 visitors. Archbishop Curley opens events at Catholic University with a Solemn Pontifical Mass led by Bishop Denis J. Shehan.
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Associated Press
Washington
Holy Name ‘Society
Hbishop
Curley
Baltimore
Catholic University
Denis J. Shehan
Custom suits and goods offered by local firms
This Thursday Friday and Saturday Mr Childs of Kemp ler Armiger Baltimore Md will be here. Have your suit made to measure. io J M Orndoff One large and one small tablet and a pencil for only 6 cents. The People's Drug Co Near Handley School Modern seven room house furnished Apply to Baker Shryock.
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Childs
Kempler & Armiger
Baltimore, Md
The
People’s Drug Co
Handley School
Baker & Shryock
Virginia Commerce Mission Draft Leads to Winchester Visit
A fragmented report outlines a proposed Virginia Commerce Commission mission involving manufacturers and the New England Eng scene. It notes a Virginia based delegation to engage in discussions on raw material access and coastal transport, with tentative travel starting in the northeast and ending at Winchester.
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Commission
Virginia
Virginia’ of Commerce
Winchester
Thorary
Worden Teagtt Niutite Engier Jan
Bed
Rei Agithe
Nort
Insurgent Fractures Highlight Mountain Conflict
Fragmentary note from an Associated Press dispatch mentions insurgents in the mountains and references intellectuals in Georgia, signaling internal tensions and scattered reporting on the conflict.
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Georgie
Stock market gains and steady close amid mixed trading
The morning trading showed increased volume and gains with several poplar shares rising 2 to 8 points. Traders noted encouraging trade advice and rumors of higher dividends, while some issues remained unwieldy. Call money opened at 1 cent as the market closed steady. around 950 shares traded.
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New York
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J.morndoff
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Chekiang
Third
J. M.,orndoff
Sauaaea
M Crossing
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