Family Skeletons Drag Open in Royal Romance Tale
A Star column discusses the social harm of exposing private faults as Miss Elkins weds into the Abruzzi duchy. It lauds her royal partner for his loyalty and contrasts noble rank with genuine character, noting a railroad grandfather’s rise to Senate influence and a mountain boy’s bridge to European fame.
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Miss Elkins
Rome
American Alliance
Italy
Europe
England
Abruzzi
Wine and ruin from drink and a pauper’s grave
A New York prison hospital death attributed to chronic alcoholism serves as a warning about wine women and song. The 42 year old Fred Yangling, son of a wealthy brewer, wasted health wealth and friends then died in jail after drinking heavily. In Indiana 600 school children witnessed a deadly alcohol lesson as two men died from intoxication and exposure while local option loomed. The piece cites Spartans’ disdain for drunkenness, praises temperance advocate Mrs. M. M. Lynch, and urges youth instruction at home and in schools.
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New York
Fred Yangling
Blanc
Paris
Indiana
Charles, Thresher
William
Charles Lindley
Greentown
Ind
Hay Sperke pele on Octobe r campaign schedule in Winchester
Briscoe C. Shull announces Democratic county committee chairman that Representative James Hay plans four days in the county for the campaign. Hay will address voters at 8 p.m. Friday October 16 in the courthouse hall Winchester and speak at Stephens City Saturday September 17 at 7 30 p.m. More dates to be announced later.
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R. Briscoe C. Shull
Wcommittee
James Hay
Hay
Byrd Addresses Voters in Courthouse Hall
Hon Richard E Byrd spoke to a Bryan Democratic Club crowd in the courthouse hall. He denounced President Roosevelt and urged support for Bryan as Republicans fear the campaign gains. James Hay will speak Friday Oct 16 at 8 PM in the same hall.
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Richard Evelyner
Virginia
Bryan
Byrd
Roosevelt
James Hay
Congress
Awill
Bryan-Kern-Hay-Cinbong
Mrs. Susan Brill Dies At Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Susan Brill, about 68, of Mountain Falls, died yesterday at Memorial Hospital after three months of illness. Death attributed to old age infirmities and a stroke. She leaves several relatives. her husband passed away years ago and she had lived with a married daughter.
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Susan Brill
Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Sarah Boyles Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Sarah Catherine Boyles, 53, wife of J. K. Boyles, died Thursday afternoon at the family home about four miles north of White Hall after a prolonged cancer illness. She is survived by her husband, two sons Williams and Clifford Boyles, and two daughters Margaret and Lulue Belle Boyles. Funeral from Mount Pleasant Church at 10 Sunday morning, conducted by Rev. Neff of Inwood, W. Va. Remains to be taken to Winchester, arriving about 3, to be buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Sarah Catherine Boyles
J. K. Boyles
White Hall
Williams
Clfford Boyles
Misses
Margaret
Lulue
Belle Boytes
Mount Pleasant Church
Mr. Neff
Inwood
W. Va
Winchester
Mount Hebron
Singer Oil Ad Warns Against Poor Lubricant
An advertisement promotes Genuine Singer oil as the best long term option for sewing machines and other uses, noting it can only be obtained at Singer stores. It directs readers to look for the Big Red 8S and references the Singer Sewing Machine Co at 6 West Piccadilly St.
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Singer
Singer Sewing “Machine Co
West Piccadilly St
For Sale Upright Piano at Fultz's Second Hand Store
A first class rosewood upright piano is offered for sale at Fultz's second hand furniture store. The ad promises a cheap price and invites inquiries to inspect the item at the shop location.
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Fultz’s
Widow Mary Ann Slagle Dies After Breakfast Stroke
Mrs. Mary Ann Slagle 81 of Winchester died at breakfast after a stroke at her home on West Waters Street. She had suffered paralysis years earlier but walked with help. Funeral at Grace Church Monday at 3 p.m. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Annie Hull son Albert Slagle two grandchildren and a brother Charles Houck.
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West Waters Street
Mary Ann Slagle
William H. Slagle
Annie Hull
Teoffee
Mrs. Slagle
Strasburg
Bhean Whdeah
Winchester
William J. Slagle
Grace Lutheran Church
Hull
City
Albert. Slagle
Chicago
Charles W. Houck
William Slagle
Miss May . Slagle
Newspaper Man Weds in Baltimore Church Ceremony
Alexander McGill Lane of Hagerstown married Galveston Texas native Mrs Whelen A Cooke yesterday at Brown Memorial Church Baltimore. Attendants included Miss Pritchard and groomsmen Charles S Soane Jr Richard Keedy. The Lane family from Hagerstown attended. The couple will reside in Washington Ri. Lane is a well known Baltimore newspaper man.
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Alexander McGill Lane
Hagerstown
Whelen A. Cooke
Galveston
Texas
Brown Memorial Church
Baltimore
Dr. Stone
Pritchard
Charless. Soane, Jr
Richard Keedy
Charles 8. Lane
W. P. Lane
John Lane
Clarence Lane
Lane
Washington Ri
Mr. Lane
Shenandoah Valley Agri Fair promises record exhibits
The Shen Valley Agricultural Fair is set for October 20 to 23 and is touted as the largest and best show in every department. Attendees are urged not to miss it and to expect superior displays across all divisions.
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The
Shen
Valley Agri
Fatal Auto Race Crash At Brighton Beach Track
At Brighton Beach N Y oct 8 a 24 hour auto race turned tragic as eight thousand spectators watched T D Fishett Pinkerton detective die and four others suffer serious injuries when a Sim plex car driven by George Robertsson struck Fishett and a Renault No 14 and a Seastar car collided causing multiple wounds Fishett's legs broken and internal injuries report grave at Coney Island hospital
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T. D. Fishett
Pinkerton
Harry, Bletch
Renault
West Virginians Married Here in Local Ceremony
Forrest C. Allemony of Frederick County married Vernie D. Baker daughter of S. L. Baker in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. George Bowers of Gracey Lutheran Church. The groom is a Mineral County native long resident here and the bride is a Keyser native who now lives in Winchester.
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Forrest C. Allemony
Frederick County
Vernie D
George 8. Bowers
Gracey Lutherans Church
Bride
Keyser
Moonlight Skate a Howling Success at Market St Rink
Moonlight skating drew 260 skaters as lights went out at 8 30 creating a spectacular scene with a giant moon display and crowd energy. The piece also covers upcoming acts at Casino Rink and a Giants vs All Stars baseball game with a late dramatic Mabry homer winning 6 4.
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Market St. Rink
Market st. /Rink
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Yarmouth
M. M
Lynch
MR. Byrd
Rails
Sarah Boyles
Mary A. Slagle
G. Li Miller
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Market St
Alanco
Haddox
Hearst News Service
Brighton Beach Race Track
George Robert
Fishett
Coney/ Tslanid hospital
Boon
West
Prof. Kranka
Spaty Lillian
Rink -In
Omer
Cantwell
Cubly” Brown
Jimmy O’groat
Eeeee
Reservoir Park
Des Baker
Giants
All Stars
Rune
Ting
Brown
Baker
Coggins
Jordan
Mmmman
Duggan
Lentz
Newton
Knox
Mabry
Sterzer
Smith
Moane
Bonthran
Cage Mins
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