The Evening Star and Winchester News Consolidation
The Evening Star announces postal entry at Winchester with second class matter designation and notes consolidation with Morning News tern The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror Readers see subscription rates for various advance periods and a weekly price of 3.56 dollars The Associated Press receives exclusive republication rights for dispatches and local news.
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Associated Press
Humility and scripture noted in proclamation
A religious exhortation cites verses about humility and blessing the meek. The message urges removing pride and lifting the lowly, referencing Baek in 21:26 and blessing inheriting the earth.
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Baek
Unwritten law debated in Atlanta murder case
The article discusses Shippey who killed automobile salesman Davis after his wife confessed to an affair. It questions whether motive from the wife’s conduct justifies murder and argues the unwritten law conflicts with common law, urging courts to discard such pleas to curb juries’ rash verdicts.
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Acquittaion
Atlanta
Hall Davis
Automouw
Shippey
Davis
Supreme Court
Despoilers Target Fredericksburg Wild Flowers
A Star columnist laments widespread vandalism on roadsides and woodlands. Motorists pluck and litter fragile blooms and nuts, killing rare varieties and spoiling natural beauty. The piece argues for laws and fines to protect nature and curb greed.
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Fredericksburg
Bree
Lance-Star
Oil control and production ease noted in Baltimore Sun
The Baltimore Sun discusses oil control and the comparatively easy attainment of Seeldwide imitation production, highlighting how access and regulation impact output.
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Baltimore Sun
Oil Control and Public Regulation Debate at D A R Meeting
The discussion centers on oil industry for control by a few and possible anti trust concerns. Officials may adopt watchful waiting with state and federal input to ease public fears about prices. A D A R meeting ends with a Red menace aside as speakers jab at topics for discussion.
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Dills Island
Los Angeles
Bolshevik Propaganda Warned At D.A.R. Meeting
Mrs. Finley Shepard, formerly Helen Gould, warned at a D A R event in Trenton New Jersey about Bolshevik propaganda threatening American institutions. The audience size and further remarks were not detailed.
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St. Louis Poet-Dispatch
Trenton
N. J
Finley J. Shepard
Helen Gould
Flu Aftermath Warns of Lingering Illnesses Nationwide
Dr C C Pierce US surgeon general says medical scientists work to restore pre epidemic health after the last influenza wave. Population remains weak and susceptible with relapses after apparent recovery. Until warm weather returns, spring colds loom as a risk and precautions advised.
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C. C. Pierce
United States
Personal Finance Ad From Martinsburg
Quick loans to other privacy, $10 to $300 on your own signatures, cost fixed by law. Easy monthly repayments. Call or write Persona Finance Co of Martinsburg at 115 W King St. Phone 997.
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Persona Finance Co
Martinsburg
King St
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