Messenger Who Disappeared Returns With Funds
William J. Hanifin, a messenger for Union Trust Company, disappeared last Thursday with 90 000 of the bank's funds and surrendered to authorities after a Chicago trip. He pleaded not guilty to larceny and was held for a October 17 hearing in 10 000 bond. The court indicated the case would proceed in normal fashion despite pledges by the trust company and a drug firm to restore funds.
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Springfield
Mass
William J. Hanifin
Union Trust Company
Chicago
Trust Company
Massachusetts Drug Company
Eee
Heady
Pact Reached on Arbitration Scope Satisfying Japan
Geneva report says a complete accord was reached by three statesmen on Japan’s proposed amendment to the arbitration protocol. The solution lets the League of Nations council examine conflicts for peaceful settlement and Japan formally accepted the compromise.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Japan
Council of
League of Nations
Two County Men Jailed for Carrying Liquor
Fidyd Adams and William Weakley, both residents of the county, were found guilty in police court of unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor. Each received a minimum sentence of thirty days in jail and a $500 fine plus costs. both appealed to the Corporation Court.
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Fidyd Adams
William Weakley
Worsley
Corporation Court
Adams
Weakley
West Virginia
Prices Generally Show Improvement In Day's Dealings
New York stock market mixed as oil and select securities fell while overall prices rose in late morning trading. Cosden hit a new low at 22 percent, American Can rose after confirming a 1 percent quarterly dividend, United Drug gained three points, and General Electric along with American Tobacco and William Wrigley posted advances. Lehigh Valley reached 61 a high not seen since coal property divestiture. Call money renewed at 2 percent.
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New York
Cosden
Plate Glass
Columbia
United Drug
General Electric
American Tobacco
William Wrigley
Lehigh Valley
Bankers Approve Half of German Loan Plan
Final approval of a proposal to float in the United States half of Germanys forthcoming 200 million dollar loan was reported to the American Bankers Associations 50th annual convention in Chicago. The committee also urged bankers to avoid involvement with financing Russia while the Soviet government remains in power.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Executive Council of
American Bankers’ Association
Russia
Agriculture is Tax Reform and Tick Control Appeal
A speech discusses tax free farm loan bonds, urging reform as long as municipals stay tax free. It highlights pest control, noting one cattle tick in February could balloon to millions by September, and cites boll weevil and wheat smut losses. The speaker pushes higher departmental funding and taxpayer involvement.
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Department of Agriculture
Union Bank Work Nears Completion
T Point, superintendent of iron work for the Americ ure and Fixtures Company, of Rich mond, Va., in charge of work. Mr Point expects to return to Rich mond by Saturday. He will be accompanied by his efficient assistant, William H Bassett, and also the latter's wife and son, who are spending the week here.
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T. Point
Americure and Fixtures Company
Richmond
Point
William H. Bassett
Cronkhite murder case chronicles tangled confessions
The Cronkhite case unfolds through conflicting confessions and disputed motives. Major Cronkhite’s death prompts investigations by Rosenbluth and Pothier, with shifting statements, alleged influence, and legal wrangling from federal authorities to the Supreme Court.
Personal visitors and hotel guests listed in town
Mrs A J Bonafield of Tunnelton is visiting at Mrs Robingas on North Market. Mr F C Preston of Quincy is registered at George Washington Hotel. George S Ralston of Blacksburg is in town on business. 8 Page Cline of Shippensburg is registered at Hotel Jack. Fe8 Woodhouse of Washington left for Harrisonburg. Dr A D Barnhart of Youngwood tours the area staying at Hotel Jack. B C Snyder of Berryville heads to Baltimore to stay with Daisy Brittingham. Mrs I N Good and son George return from Chevy Chase. Mr and Mrs David Janney Howell move from Jefferson County to Alexandria for winter. James Pitzer of Heagenville and F T Woods of Baltimore visit area. Woods returns after trip to Winchester.
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A. J. Bonafield
Tunnelton
W. Va
Charles L. Robinson
Robinaga
North Market Street
F. C. Preston
Quincy, Il
George Washington Hotel
Page Cline
Shippensburg, Pa
Hotel Jack
Woodhouse
Washington
Harrisonburg
BC. Snyder
Berryville
Baltimore
Daisy Brittingham
Beulah Apartments
Walbrook
I. N. Good
George Good
William Blum
Chevy’ Chase, Md
Hod
David Janney Howell
Jefferson County
Alexandria, Va
F. T. Woods
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
University, Va
Storm causes heavy damage and flooding in streets
Severe damage to electric power and gas from a major storm and high tide leaves water standing a foot deep in several streets across the area. Widespread outages and rising flood levels disrupt traffic and daily life.
Heavy Rains Help Late Apples In Maryland District
Rainfall this week eases moisture shortage for apples delaying harvest in Frederick County. Growers expect picking to start once fields dry, though much work was postponed by wet ground and heavy rains yesterday and today.
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Nhester
Frederick County
Grand Union Tea Co offers direct to consumer coffee and tea sales
A brief notice from THD Grand Union Tea Co announces a reliable man for wines from Berryville to sell coffees and teas directly to customers with weekly delivery. A delivery car is furnished on a small cash payment. Fall particulars at Grand Union Tea Co 427 429 Seventh St N W Washington D C.
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Grand Union Tea Co
Berryville
Seventh St
N. W
Washington, D. C
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Adolphe Menjou
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Nilsson el Myers
Norma Shearer
Willard Louis Edward Burns
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Monta Bella
Harry Kapf
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Cyril Chadwick
Aileen Pringle
Ithurs
Fred Thomson
Jack Dempsey
Optometrists
Haddox
T. Wirussell
Saa Ann
Boying Soft
Manufy. Co
Breddock
The
Auto Insurance
J. Vig Arthur
Union Bank
Cronkhite
France
Uné
Core Sike
A. Mitchell Paler
Pres Wilson
Rosen- Muth
Pothier
Major Cronkhite
Rosenbluth
Gullt Pothier
Providence
R. I
New York City
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Glass
Chargin Rosenbluth
Supreme Court of the United States
Liberty
Yale Forestry School
Orient
Della Dunn
Bertie Nice
Warner
Syegphimersg
Brucetown
Empire Theatre
Thurs
the Royal Scotch.Highlanders Band
Bobbie Burns
Rotary
Chub
Handley School Boy’s Band Direct
Toronto
Canada
George S. Ralston
Blacksburg, VA
A. D. Barnhart
Youngwood, Pa
James Pitzer
Heagenville
R. M. Swimley
East Piccadilly Street
Army & Navy
Tomers
Lucky Winchester
Ture
Bath
Amherst St
Valley Ave
Roomer
Braddock Street
Fair Play
South Main St
John R. Violet
Shawnee Hi
Handley Schools
Market St
H. M
Ater
Jersey Heifer Purée
Pail
Hyde
Clearbrook, Va
Garber. Mfg. Co
Northwestern
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North Main Street
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