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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1923

Page

6

Byrd Defends Bond Plan for Virginia Roads Debate

Hibibentering rainstorm in Burg Virginia sets the scene as Senator Byrd speaks on the $50,000,000 road bond issue and the pay-as-you-go alternative. He argues bonds for state highways will burden future taxes while a gasoline tax funded plan allows broader, steadier road improvement and county flexibility.

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Marine Invasion to Hold Large Maneuvers in Shenandoah Valley

The article describes a 3000 strong United States Marine force conducting extensive September maneuvers across the Shenandoah Valley. It notes a grand display at the New Market battle site witnessed by high officials and possibly President Harding. Harrisonburg may host a one night camping stop if a suitable site is found.

Shenandoah Valley United States Battlefeid New Market War Weeks Ealth Washington Harrisonburg

Capital Mourns Harding Death Echoes Through Government

Fragmentary OCR notes on President Harding’s illness and death reference official responses and national impact. Lacking clear details, the item notes government officials reacting to the crisis and the nation entering a period of mourning.

Death of a Chief Executive Shocks Washington Figures

News of the President's death spreads rapidly with officials and the public reacting in shock. Reactions flood in from high officials and the general populace as Washington witnesses unprecedented displays of sorrow.

Arra Enews Washington Fats

Death of President Harding Shocks Town News

Radio alerts circulated quickly as citizens learned of the president's death. Bells tolled from midnight, prayers were offered at Sacred Heart Church, and crowds gathered outside The Star building to read late new bulletins. Vice President Coolidge was proclaimed president and prepared to take office.

Rose Imade Vera Va Harding Sacred Heart Hell Iding Winchester New Market Am Uyres

Ominous Cloud Hangs Over Europe After Parliament Break

London reports a widening rift between Britain and France over reparations as Prime Minister Baldwin and Foreign Secretary Curzon outline divergent views in parliament. Details of negotiations with France and Belgium emerge, including pressures on Germany and possible appeal to a new world tribunal.

Associated Press London Seldam Stanley Baldwin House of Commons Marquis Curzon House of Lords England France Belgium Agland Gerdhany Ruhr PSA Paris M.pointare

France and Germany Pressure in Ongoing Negotiations

Fragmented OCR notes describe a British cabinet stance amid European talks. The text hints at France and Germany positions, pro French ministers influencing policy, and tensions over concessions and trade measures. Democratic uncertainty clouds the negotiations as ministers weigh options.

Panei Germany Earien

Railroad finance and tax issues raise questions in Cornwell letter

A letter from Dabney C. Harrison references Bill Cornwell and railroads in dispute over taxes and freight rates. It notes Northern Pacific and Great Northern six month earnings near five million dollars higher despite heavy outlays, with Soo Line up about one million seven hundred fifty thousand and Wisconsin Central up six hundred thousand.

Bill Cornwell Frank Minneapolis Rific Great Northern Chicago St. Paul Minneaplis Omabh Soo Line Wisconsin Central

Man Without a Country at Empire Pictures

The Empire shows Thé Man Without A Country again, a Neid feature with Griff iths like scope and strong patriotic appeal. Philip Nolan’s treason trial leads to a life aboard American ships, exile from the United States, and a final plea for clemency as he dies far from home. The duel between Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton and vivid battle scenes mark the film.

Empire Will Big Griffith Pictures Philip Nolan Aaron Wirr Annswer United’ States American’ Navy Fishmert Aaron, Burr Alexander Hamilton

Fragmentary Text Reflects Incomplete Historical Note

The readable fragments hint at a dated discussion on American preservation and linguistic blending. Names, dates, and clearer context are missing, preventing a fuller reconstruction of events or author intentions.

Sun Telegraph Editor on Visit

SUN TELEGRAPH EDITOR ON VISIT. B C Snyder telegraph editor the Baltimore Sun was in town today with D W Snyder of Jette county West Virginia. Mr and Mrs were visiting their son near the county, and moved to the telegraph desk later. Hanaa, a year at The Star office this morning, read bulletins on President Harding's death with interest. Snyder's people originally hailed from Stephens City, Frederick County.

B.C. Snyder Telegraph Baltimore Sun Jlp D. W. Snyder Jette ‘Counity Wy Va Sanener Er County Dir & Ilunuok al York Wate Ordre Ua Hanaa Aytor Star Harding Snyder Stephens City Frederick County

Legion Pool to Reopen at Legion Post This Summer

The American Legion pool at the Legion building will reopen tomorrow and run through the summer barring water shortages. Post Commander W A Baker announced the pool will be open 10 am to 10 pm, with ladies using it on Tue Thu Sat 10 am to 12 noon. Contacts for reservations and access are listed for Mrs. Bryan Conrady and the legion adjutant. The pool uses Wallace and Tierman chlorine equipment, and is tied to local water pumping facilities to minimize pollution risk.

American Legion W. A. Baker Wallace and Tierman Company Bryan Conrady Ladies’ Auxiliary The Legion

President Harding’s Death Reported by Five Physicians

The five doctors who attended President Harding announced he died suddenly without warning from an apparent stroke. They indicated the condition was unexpected after a period of illness and that earlier optimism did not reflect the true medical crisis. The bulletin noted no prior discomfort that day and affirmed the physicians’ unanimous medical judgment.

Rs. Harding Sawyer

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