Miss Nancy Eagle Dies After Cavern Tour
Miss Nancy Virginia Eagle daughter of George H Eagle well known Winchester business man died after a sudden lung hemorrhage while touring Endless Caverns near New Market Shenandoah county. She was 22 and a Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church member. Funeral at Market Street Church Wednesday at 2 with Rev. Wallace M Brashears officiating. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Messa
Nancy Virginia Eagle
George H. E
New Market
Shenandoah County
Miss Eagle
Caverns
Biller
Granduate
Handley
Winchester
Nannie R. Hamilton
David H. Hamilton
Handley High School
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Herman M. Lee
Howard Haymaker
Robert Jasper
Katherine
Alice
Joane Eagle
David H
Washington
Robert I
George H., Jr
John E
P. William Eagle
Jennie Lee Eagle
Wallace M. Brashears
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Shenandoah Valley Academy Opens Fall Term At 2 PM
Shenandoah Valley Academy announces the fall and winter session begins at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon Col B M Roszel superintendent says attendance is expected to be good and registration starts at that hour The academy founded in 1783 traces its lineage to the old Winchester Academy and has a long uninterrupted record The faculty is described as the best in years
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Virginia
B. M. Roszel
Winchester Academy
Delicious bulk color improved laundry offer
Wanted bulk 25 percent and better color for laundry service. Call 28 or 29 for Fred L. Glaize at Winchester Steam Laundry for trouble.
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Fred
L. Glaize
Winchester Steam Laundry
Gales Rainstorm Ravages Canadian Orchards
Gales from the Atlantic swept eastern Canada over the weekend causing widespread damage to orchards and disrupting communications. In Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley winds felled trees and stripped over 75 percent of the apple crop, with more than 300000 barrels lost and about 1000000 dollars in damage estimated.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Can
Atlantic
Canada
Annapolis Valley
Nova Scotia
Jury Quickly Selected for Trial of Davis in Moose Lottery Case
A jury was drawn in 1 hour 55 minutes for the trial of U S Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania on federal lottery law violations tied to the Loyal Order of Moose. Davis seeks reelection in November. The panel saw exemptions for two disqualifying jurors including a Knights of Columbus member.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Loyal Order of Moose
Davis
Frank J. Coleman
Knights of Columbus
Walter B. Isaac
Roosevelt Speeches Span Idaho Utah and Idaho Falls Stop
Gov Franklin D Roosevelt on a three week swing as Democratic nominee stops in Ogden Utah Brigham City Cache Junction Utah and Idaho towns including McCammon Pocatello and Idaho Falls crowds reach 5000 to 6000 at Pocatello while the Roosevelt special heads toward Seattle.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Idaho
William E. Borah
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Montana
Roosevelt
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Wash
New York
Pacific Coast
Ogden
Brigham and Cache Junction
Utah
McAmmon
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Stewart Perry advertises crushed stone quarry lease
Notice states Stewart M. Perry has leased the city rock quarry and can supply crushed stone in any size or quantity from this date.
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Stewart M. Perry
Heatrolas sale for week of September 17 to 24
On sale 25 brand new Cabinet Sunbeam and Genuine Heatrolas finished in walnut and mahogany porcelain with sizes to heat 3 to 7 rooms. Free floor board and installation one year to pay. Trade in your old stove. Sale lasts one week only. Miller & Anderson.
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Miller & Anderson
Lost glasses in brown case at Star Office Pee dept
Lost pair of glasses in a brown case. Return to Star Office Pee department. New rugs and curtains offered at attractive prices by Moling and Cather Ip-11.
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Pee Dept
Moling& Cather
Sheriff Pannet t becomes county campaign chief in Frederick
Frederick county Democrats named Sheriff Luther Pannett known as Boss as campaign manager for the presidential and congressional contests. He will organize vote outreach and public meetings, oversee literature distribution, and back Roosevelt Garner Robertson in the November general election.
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Luther Pannett
Frederick County
Democratic Executive Committee
Sheriff Pannett
R. L. Omps
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
John N. Garner
Texas
Major A. Willis Robertson
Lexington
United States House of
Another Death Follows Bloody Oklahoma Clash
In Muskogee Oklahoma a sixth death marked the bloody weekend as lawmen hunted highwaymen linked to the murder of Mrs Susie Sharp two weeks earlier Deputy Sheriff Flippin died from wounds and three officers and three outlaws were killed in fierce Cookson hills Carlisle and Troy Love described as escaped convicts were among the suspects slain alongside deputy sheriffs Andrew McGinnis and Webster Reece in the clashes.
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Associated Press
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma Hill
Susie Sharp
Flippin
Webster Reece
Cookson Hills
Andrew McGinnis
Carlisle
Troy Love
Farmers Swarm Roads To Halt Non Perishables
Four hundred farmers swarmed ten highways into Worthington Minnesota to stop shipments of non-perishable farm products to raise prices. Two livestock trucks were turned back by pickets as Iowa leaders urged farmers to starve markets to boost earnings.
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Associated Press
Worthington
Minn
Iowa
P.R.R. Gets Loan For Freight Cars
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company was granted a $2,000,000 loan by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to build 1,285 freight cars. The work loan is expected to create work for about 500 men at Altoona, Pennsylvania, for five months.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Altoona Pa
Fires Rage Across Hampshire County Forests In West Virginia
Forest fires continue to burn across Hampshire County West Virginia amid dry weather and lack of funds for firefighting. District Forester G C Hamilton notes sustained outbreaks threaten homes and timber while urging public cooperation and county funding to establish adequate fire units.
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Schaffenaker Mountain
Hampshire County
W. Va
Romney
J. W. K. Holliday
West Virginia
Forestry Commission
Morgan County
Alleghenies
Injury in Apple Grader At Local Packing Plant
Co S Cunningham an employee of H W Butler and Bro Inc suffered a severe wrist injury when his right hand caught in the endless chain of an apple grader at the local packing plant. He was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital where Dr James Miller treated deep lacerations and a severed nerve. His condition improved and he is expected to leave for home tomorrow though disability in the right hand and arm is likely for several weeks.
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Cunningham
Freeland as living under laws from the long dead
A Freeland exists where people reluctantly obey laws enacted by rulers who are no longer alive. The statement contrasts passive compliance with distant legislative authority and questions civic engagement.
Winchester Delegation Heads to State WCTU Meeting
Delegates from Winchester will travel to Alexandria for the annual state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Mrs. D. S. Mattison leads the local delegation with Annie Reese, Mrs Harold Jones, Mrs James Hott, Mrs D. O. Louderback, and Edith Jolliffe. The program includes Welcome Night, a keynote by Mrs Amy Weech, and a Mount Vernon pilgrimage with Emma Holland speaking on "We Remember."
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Winchester
Wiion Christian ‘Temperance Son
Alexandria
Severn Methodist Church
D. S. Mattison
Annie J. Reese
Harold C. Jones
James Hott
D. O. Louderback
Edith Jolliffe
W. T. McIlwayne
Howard M. Hoge
Loudoun County
Ticer
Alexander
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Amy C. Weech
Washington
Alexandria Union
Clarence Hawkins
B. T. Taylor
Mount Vernon
George Mason Hotel
Citizens Posse Hunts Man Who Shot Wife
Baltimore police and a citizen posse hunted Daniel Kirby, 49, in woods near Fullerton after he fatally shot his estranged wife Lily. A 16 year old Mary Kitzmiller narrowly escaped being hit as she protected her mother during the attack. The separation followed an August 19 arrest for disorderly conduct.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Fullerton
Daniel Kirby
Lily
Draws Fine For Reckless Driving
William Herbert colored of 7611 Georgia avenue Washington DC was fined 20 dollars and costs by County Magistrate A J Tavenner for reckless driving following a collision on the Winchester Boyce pike. His Chevrolet coach was held until damages to Tom Green colored of Winchester were paid. The crash happened just west of the Buffalo Lick bridge per State Policeman George Miller.
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William Herbert
Georgia Avenue
Washington, D. C
A. J. Tavenner
Winchester-Boyce
George F. Miller
Buffalo Lick Bridge
City Council appoints standing committees for the year
President Glaize announces the Common Council set of standing committees effective September 1 with members for Finance Claims Water Streets Light Public and Local Improvements City Hall Schools Sanitary Regulations Police Fire Poor Ordinances Sewer Printing Traffic and City Manager plus appointees including Rosenberger Page Hollis Harper Forney and Miller across multiple panels.
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Common Council
Fred. L. Glaize
John Rosenberger
W Nelson Page
H. H Hable
Percy D. Miller
Peyton Marshall
Fred W. Forney
Lawrence Hollis
Charles H. Harper
J H. Henry
W. W Dellinger
W. Nelson Page
R. Frank Barr
Lawrence
W. Dellinger
C. R. Anderson
Fred W Forney
R Frank Barr
Charles H Harper
H. H. Hable
J. H. Henry
W. W. Dellinger
H.H Hable
H H. Hable
Nelson Page
Presbytery Opens Fall Meeting at Strasburg Church
Winchester and Frederick County Presbyterians gather for the Winchester Presbytery fall session at Strasburg Church with Dr R B Woodworth presiding in the absence of Dr James R Graham and Dr Charles R Diehl delivering the opening sermon. Missionary address by Dr Hugh H White planned for Wednesday evening. Approximately 60 delegates expected from Shenandoah Page Warren Clarke Frederick counties and parts of West Virginia.
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Presbyterian
Winchester
Frederick County
Strasburg
L. H. Stokes
Loudoun Street Church
F. T. McFaden
James R. Graham
China
R. B. Woodworth
Burlington
W. Va
Charles R. Diehl
First Presbyterian Church
Martinsburg
Allen Jones
Stephens City
Hugh H. White
White
Henry M. White
Virginia
Shenandoah
Page
Warren
Clarke
Frederick
West Virginia
Jefferson
Berkeley Morgan
Hampshire
Grant
Mineral
Tucker
Joseph A. McMurray
Woodstock
J. W. Witherspoon
Shepherdstown
Railroad Securities Rise With Prospects of Prosperity
Railway stocks climb as optimism returns to markets. Traders note improving demand and potential growth for carriers. Bankers and investors watch for policy signals amid a cautious but upbeat mood.
Charles P Light joins Harriman firm in Washington
Berkeley County West Virginia native Charles P Light, brother of Harry C Light of Clearbrook, has joined the Washington office of Harriman and Company, a New York Stock Exchange firm. Light, longtime Washington financier ex National City Company executive, has broad ties in finance, government and local clubs.
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Charles P. Light
Berkeley
W. Va
Harry C. Light
Clearbrook
National City Company
Washington
Harriman and Company
New York Stock Exchange
G. Bowie Chipman
Light
Winchester
National City
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
Liberty Loan Committee
District of Columbia
Thirteen Prisoners Remain In Local Jail After Drop
Sheriff Pannett reports jail crowd fell from a peak of 43 to 13 inmates. All are white men. most are under short liquor law terms. One inmate, Kermit Orndorff, waits transport to Virginia State Penitentiary for a 38 year sentence for the murder of his wife, Frances Nicholas Orndorff, last December.
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Pannett
Kermit Orndorff
Virginia State Penitentiary
Richmond
Frances Nicholas Orndorff
Ritchie commutes Duker death sentence to life
Governor Albert C. Ritchie commuted Herman Duker 23 who was condemned for the murder of milk-wagon driver John W. Anderson to life imprisonment after a lengthy review. The decision followed a prolonged fight by Duker’s mother, father, and defense counsel Emory H. Niles and Hilary W. Gans. Duker broke down upon learning of the commutation.
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Star
Baltimore
Goveernor
Albert C. Ritchie
Herman Webb Duker
John W. Anderson
Ritchie
Duker
Joseph N. Ulman
Court of Appeals
Emory H. Niles
Hilary W. Gans
Fleet
Ateci
Lawrence Fleet
Winchester
William F. Keller
Gov
Pollard
Maryland
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Keller
Virginia State Penitentiary
Richmond
Gov. Pollard
Taft Endorses Boy Scouts Movement
President William Howard Taft expresses sympathy and support for the Boy Scouts movement in a public statement.
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William H. Taft
Divorced Towns of Ajo and Cebolla Save Shared Office
Flashes report Spain splits onion and garlic towns from Avila after centuries of joint governance. Separate council now governs Ajo and Cebolla in a symbolic national reform.
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Avila
Spain
Ajo
Cebolla
Barn fire hero dies saving cattle rescuer Ezra Polk
Ezra Allen Polk 18 died after rescuing his father's cows from a barn fire. He saved all livestock before collapsing from burns. Bloomstown reporting.
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Bloomsburg
Ezra Allen Polk
Milford Professor Hudson Faces Town Court Driving Charge
Milford, Conn. Professor Man ley Hudson of Harvard University must appear in town court for allegedly driving on the wrong side of the road. A police officer quoted him saying he had just returned from Europe where driving on the left is customary and that he has not readjusted to American practice.
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Milford, Conn
Manley Hudson
Harvard University
Europe
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