Mrs. BE Rosenberger of Toms Brook Dies in Winchester Nearby
BE Rosenberger of Toms Brook Va died at 6 20 this morning at the home of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Charles M Ebert on North Braddock street after a three week illness from complications. She was a prominent church and music leader with a daughter Mary Gay Rosenberger and three sisters present at her bedside. The funeral will be in the Lutheran church at Toms Brook with burial in the local cemetery.
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BE. L. Rosenberger
Toms Brook
Charles M. Ebert
North Braddock Street
Eam
Rosemberger
Mary Gay Rosenberger
David A
Mary. B. Wageley
Summit Point
W. Va
Charles.m. Ebert
Ollie Wageley
Winchester
W. J. Shilingbirg
Richmond
Rosenberger
Toms Stoom
Lutheran Tech
Sixty Days In Jail For An Inebriate
Fred Cain was sentenced today in police court to sixty days in jail under the habitual inebriate act, part of the state prohibition law. It is reported as the first local invocation of this statute, used as a final resort after repeated drunken arrests. The sentence includes work on the state road force.
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Fred Cain
Roanoke Poet Mrs Allemong Visits Winchester
Popular Virginia poet Mrs J Edwin Allemong of Roanoke spent several days in Winchester last week with her sister Mrs Leslie D Kline. Allemong is noted for ballads of old and remains a familiar literary figure.
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J. Edwin Allemong
Roanoke
Virginia
Winchester
Leslie D. Kline
Allemong
District Nurse Association to Hold May Meeting
United States Tires in Mending of District Nurse Association announces its regular monthly meeting for May 2 at 4 p m at the city Hall. H D Fuller president and M Wisecarver secretary treasurer note details for the Vel District Nurse Association meeting.
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Y Hall
H. D. Fuller
3. M. Wisecarver
Sec
Treas Vel District Nurse Association
Scientist claims smoking aids health in experiments
Paris April g0. Dr. E P. Roger reports that moderate smoking introduces more nicotine into smoke and that fire converts nicotine into creosols and phenols, which act as antiseptics for the respiratory channels, challenging the belief that smoking is harmful.
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Paris
E P. Roger
Dr. Roger
Empire Theatre Roars With The Cat and The Canary
The Empire Theatre presents The Cat and The Canary hailed as the world’s greatest mystery play with eight fifteen curtain. The cast includes Emily Taft niece of ex president Taft now US Chief Justice. This is the last road show before fall reopening and summer improvements await a stronger next season.
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New York
Empire Theatre
Emily Taft
Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
Apartment for Rent at Brill & Ritter Store
For rent on May 1 a apartment is available on E Piccadilly Street. Apply at Brill and Ritter Store run by Robert Brill located on E Piccadilly Street.
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E. Piccadilly St
Robert Brill
Brill & Ritter
Must Secure Dog Tags by Tomorrow
Under state law every dog owner must obtain a license tag and fasten it to the animal’s collar. Enforcement rests with the State Game and Fish Department and county wardens, who will ensure compliance. Owners are urged to tag dogs by May 1 and place tags securely on collars.
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State Game and Fish Department
Women Urged to Pay Poll Tax to Vote This Year
Democratic Women's Club urges eligible women to pay poll taxes by May 5. Voters who already paid 1922 tax owe only $1.50 for 1921 and 1922 if not of age before Feb 1, 1922. If age after that date, only one tax remains.
New Baldwin College Chooses Pike Site Near Staunton
Mary Baldwin College to be built on Dr. R. P. Bell land along the Valley pike about a mile north of Staunton. The board of trustees bought 206 acres for 60 000 dollars with 75 acres bearing orchard. The site fronts the pike 2150 feet and slopes back over the hill, on the Lee Highway with a commanding view.
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Staunton
Mary Baldwin College
Virginia Presbyterian Synod
Bell
Massachusetts
Lee Highway
Shenandoah Valley Academy Beats Charlotte Hall and Leonardtown
Shenandoah Valley Academy traveled from Winchester to Charlotte Hall Maryland to play Charlotte Hall School. S V A won 4 to 3 with Rowe striking out 14. They then beat Leonardtown Preparatory School 13 to 6 in Leonardtown. Yates started and Rowe finished with strong strikeouts.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester
Charlotte Hall
Maryland
Rowe
Academy
Leonardtown
Leonardtown Preparatory School
Yates
S. V. A. Cadets
L. P
V. A
Two Women Held On Murder Charge In Explosion
Paducah Kentucky April 30 two women Henrietta Wagner alias Thomas and Emma Skillian middle aged were arrested in connection with the dynamite blast that killed Rosetta Daugherty Warren instantly in her home. Authorities say the motive was insane jealousy and Warren's husband was at work. The victims three children escaped unharmed.
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Associated Press
Paducah
Rosetta Daugherty Warren
Warren
Hard Coal Miners Strike Called Off
In Scranton Pennsylvania the 10 000 anthracite miners strike ended after foremen and the general grievance committee agreed to reinstate 35 holdouts at the Butler mines. Work to resume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated v
Scranton
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Butler
132 Hour Dance Record Broken in Baltimore
Eighty-five men and three women in an endurance dance contest claimed at 8 30 this morning to have tied the 132 hour record set in Youngstown Ohio last Saturday Despite police interference forcing a move to a hall outside the city they continued dancing at noon returning to the Fourth Regiment Armory and keeping the effort alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Youngstown
Ohio
Fourth Regiment
Pocahontas Egg Coal Unloaded At $10 Per Ton
Robinson Cold Storage reports unloading coal cars in Pocahontas with price listed at ten dollars per ton. The brief ad notes coal availability and storage contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Egg
Robinson Cold
ME STOCK FOR SALE IN DUFFIELD W V A
Merchant offers entire stock fixtures and large two story room for sale as he closes mercantile business in Duffields Jefferson County. Attractive stand described. contact C A Kibler or P Q Darke for details.
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Duffields
W.va
Jefferson Co
C. A. Kibler
P. Q. Darke
Supreme Court ruling clears liquor on ships outside U S waters
The Supreme Court overturned Daugherty on serving liquor aboard American ships on the high seas while upholding the ban on bringing liquor into American ports under bond. Within the three mile limit the court allowed liquor by ships for passengers, prompting a conference of ship company officials in New York to map compliance.
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Associated Press
Wase Ton
Rney-C
Daugherty
Cunard Line
Supreme Court
Sugar futures fall on boycott and injunction bid
Sugar prices declined as much as 20 to 42 points at the market opening while refined sugar dropped about 20 points. Wholesale prices ranged 10 to 10.15 cents per 4 pounds. Brokers blamed the housewives boycott and government injunction action pending today on raw sugar futures.
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Associated Press
Teday
Mount Airy Cedar Rust Case Heads to U.S. Courts
Daniel Kelliher, Seattle banker and Mount Airy owner, files in Shenandoah Circuit Court to move his cedar rust appeal from state to federal court. The move aims to challenge the state entomologist order destroying Cedar rust effected trees. Woodstock attorney M. L. Walton Jr. leads the case. The action should not affect parties whose trees were already destroyed under the state law.
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New Market
Daniel Kelliher
Ce Ict
Seattle
Wash
Mount Airy
Gatcchson
Virginia
Circuit Court
Shenandoah County
Ount Airy Csic
United States
Questort
Chester Grant Is Put Into Effect
A convention signing to implement railway development and mining concessions in Turkey was completed at Angora with Rear Admiral Chester, now retired, leading the American syndicate. The Turkish public affairs minister signed for the government, and Clayton Kennedy signed for the promoters. A second item notes M Vorovsky protesting Russia being kept out of the near east peace conference in Lausanne urging inclusion per the invitation terms.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Chester
Angora
Clayton Kennedy
Russia
Lausanne
M. Vorovsky
Greatritain
France
Italy
Marines Defend Buddie to the Limit
After a Fredericksburg arrest sparked a clash with city police, the Marines severed relations with local authorities. Richard Evelyn Byrd was hired to sue for damages, while Brigadier General Butler stepped aside and Marines raised funds for legal action to ensure justice.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
Marine Corps
Fredericksburg
Associated Press
Quantico
Marine Base
Smedley Butler
Richard KE
Byrd
Richmond
Rueben Magee
C. Jenkins
Butler
Seagroves
Priva
Devoe Demonstration Contest At People's Drug Store
Mrs Twigg and Miss Tillotson of Devoe Paint run a three day interior decoration demonstration at People's Drug Store North Main Street offering prizes from 1000 to 5000 for the best 25 word description on The benefit I got from the Devoe Demonstration in my community. Blank entry forms available during the event and until May 2.
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Twigg
New Orleans Man Builds Miami Mansion After Quiet Home
William Kline once built a mausoleum cemetery private estate in New Orleans seeking quiet. He now plans a 15000 dwelling in Miami Florida, with the mansion not to be used as a residence by the buyer.
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New Orleans
William Kline
Telghee
Friendship Fire Company postpones annual banquet meeting
The first annual banquet for the Friendship Fire Company is moved from May 3 to May 10 due to the scheduling conflict. Officers emphasize the event is a get-together for all members, including those with irregular attendance records, urging everyone to attend.
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Friendship Fire Company
Were wed in early morning Cumberland nuptials
The Rev Georns mi Stover in Cumberland Maryland joined in marriage a couple after a ceremony attended by close relatives. After the ceremony the bride and groom left for a brief honeymoon by the Pennsylvania Railroad to Chicago and will reside in Cumberland where the groom works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Georns mi Stover
Cumberland
Free
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio Rail+ road
Pies Cakes and Bread Stolen From Becks Bakery
Police hunt a thief who approached Becks Bakery via Indian alley before dawn and stole a ready for shipment box containing 25 large pies 12 dozen sugar cakes and 26 loaves of bread. A night shift briefly investigated upstairs and heard a departing car.
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Beck’s Cry
Indian Alley
Important Daughters of the Confederacy Meeting
An urgent call from Mrs. Holmes Conrad to all members for an important meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy on Wednesday at 10 30 in the morning at the president's residence. Members are required to attend.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
Holmes Conrad
Save the Bees Protect Orchards From Bloom Time Sprays
A warning urges avoiding spraying orchards while blossoms are open or in bloom to protect bees essential for pollination. The guidance notes spraying during bloom risks killing bees and harming fruit production.
Willard Batteries Advanced Sale Through May Fifth
Valley Service Station advertises a price-retention sale on Willard batteries until May fifth at the old price. A separate notice promotes a Chipley Heights sale on Saturday May five at two PM and a suburban dwelling for sale with electricity and running water. Devoe’s offers a five thousand dollar prize for best essay with contest blanks available locally.
Wanted First Class Paper Hang ers
Wanted two first class paper hangers. Bring hand tools. References required. Frank Madon & Son at 31 E Water St in Winothiear Virginia requests applications.
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Frank Madon & Son
E. Water St
Winothiear
George Washington Hotel contract eyed with Wise Construction
The George Washington Hotel project near Market and Piccadilly aims to sign a contract with Wise Construction of Rich Valley for a 440000 dollar building including furnishings. Construction should begin once signed, with excavation nearly complete and surveyors ready for the main foundation work after rock blasting and bedrock surface prep.
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George Washington
Wise Construction Company
Rich Vay
Market and
Piccadilly
Asatte
Explosion alarms residents as car fires follow robbery
Police report a series of explosions awoke residents around 2 AM. An eyewitness saw a car in a field with flashes of fire from explosions. A young man is arrested for causing his car to fire and will appear in police court.
Man accused in attempted stabbing at woman’s bed
Noah Carter faces warrants against Walter Lee R colored in a police court case. Rogers allegedly attacked Margaret in her bed at a home on a street, striking at her with a knife. Margaret, recovering from the incident, lies ill with nerve prostration as the community reacts to the event.
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Noah Carter
Walter Lee
Rogers
Margaret
Street
Amtal
Noah
Wanted notice at Star Office for aster team member
A terse classified note seeks applicants in writing at the Star Office. The brief calls for two bat and related tasks, though details are incomplete in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Épher
Care Star Office
Livestock In Virginia Gradually Increasing
An inquiry by Henry M. Taylor and George W. Koiner shows Virginia’s livestock recovering after the Civil War. The 1860 counts for horses cattle and hogs were surpassed only gradually with milk cows rising to a new peak by January 1 1923 reaching about 430 000 head.
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Carter W. Wormeley
Richmond
Virginia
Henry M. Taylor
United States Department of Agriculture
George W. Koiner
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E. L. Rosenberger
Empire
Democratic "Women's Club
Iptt
New Baldwin College
Pike
C.H. S
Morison
Sylvan
U.S
Marines
Devoe
Peoples Drug Tore
Hammond
Evans
H. C. Sheetz
Daugh
Ters
Confederacy
SAVE
Willard Batteries
Heraeles
Chipley Heights
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