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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1925

Page

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Senator Glass Predicts Byrd Will Cut Taxes

United States Senator Carter Glass predicted Harry Byrd would win the Virginia primary by at least 20,000 votes. He urged support for Byrd, criticized Walter Mapp, and defended Byrd’s tax plan while touring Lynchburg before returning to Norfolk. He accused Mapp of misrepresenting the 1922 tax bill and warned of the cost and scope of Mapp’s proposed tax board.

Norfolk Lynchburg United States Carter Glass Harry Flood Byrd Winchester Glass Walter Mapp Byrd O'Connor Goolrick Fredericksburg Mapp Goolrick Mr. Glass Godrick Senator Glass Richmond Beeches Ronanke Lee Century Tax Board Godlrick Auditor of Public Act Harry Byrd

Lois Forney Wins Diamond Ring At Winchester Carnival

Miss Lois Forney representing Friendship Fire Company won the diamond ring in a popularity contest at Kremer's park carnival held to aid Winchester firemen. She led by about 1000 votes over rivals Miss Mary Capper and Miss Kitty Walters as the contest heated up Saturday night, taking the lead around 9:00 and maintaining it to vote close.

Lois Forney Friendship Fire Company Winchester Kremer’s Park Miss Forney Mary ‘Capper Kitty Walters

Brass bed and springs for sale at low price

Brass bed and springs offered for sale for 16 dollars at 16 West Leicester Street. Contact details indicate the listing is a classified ad style brief.

Leicester St

For Sale Cucumbers for Pickles in Winchester

W. F. Artrip advertises cucumbers for pickling in Winchester district R-1. The notice lists price and date shorthand 1p 8 1 2t, indicating quantity and sale details.

W. F. Artrip Winchester

Come to the Empire for Byrd Home Welcome Night

The notice invites the community to an Empire event on Monday August 3 at 8 p m to welcome home Byrd. It emphasizes a warm reception and local participation.

the Empire Byrd Ater

John Robinson Circus Delights Immense Town Crowd

Thousands filled the Baltimore and Ohio yards and North Main street as John Robinson Circus trains arrived after a Brunswick delay. The day featured a grand parade, a two o'clock performance, and a Peter Pan in Animal Land spectacle with 500 participants. Notables included E. V. Dixon and Capt. Riccardo among famed acts. Elks initiated 20 members in Little Rock. Tickets sold at Hable’s Clothing Store.

John Robinson Circus Animal Land E. V. Dixon Chicago Opera Company Dixon George M.cohan the Four Marx, Bros Riccardo Courtney Rily Cooper Ciry Story Wks Lodge Little Rock Ark Lodge of Elks Hable’s

Senator Byrd Speaks Tonight at Home Mass Meeting

Harry Byrd returns to Winchester for a home town mass meeting at the Empire Theatre. Manager Baker prepares for a large audience by clearing scenery and adding 300 chairs. Russell Cather will preside and introduce the next Virginia governor. Byrd plans a half hour speech, followed by 20 minutes from R Gray Williams addressing campaign attacks. Polls predict Byrd victory with large margins in tomorrow’s primary.

Harry Byrd Empire Theatre Baker Byrd Shenandoah Valley Russell Cather Cather Frederick County Winchester Virginia R. Gray Williams Baltimore Sun Richmond Times-Dispatch the Sun Mr. Byrd Richmond Nin Ort

Election Judges Asked to Send Vote Totals to Star News

The Star requests judges and clerks of election in Frederick and surrounding counties to cooperate tomorrow evening by reporting total votes for governor treasurer and attorney general. Appoint a custodian to copy the totals and telegraph or telephone as soon as available. Delays in receiving precinct results have postponed official canvass.

Rederick The Star Ee Ee

Head of A. F. L. Out For the Child Labor Amendment

William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, prepared a pamphlet urging adoption of the pending child labor amendment for distribution to members of all affiliated unions. He noted that while many nations have national protections for children, the United States lacks a national standard.

Associated Press Washington William Green American Federation of Labor

Primary election urged for Tuesday August 4

Every man and woman voter is urged to vote in the primary on Tuesday August 4. Polls open from 5 a.m. to 7:11 p.m.

Empire Theatre Election Returns and Prologue Night

Empire Theatre will air complete election returns tomorrow night starting about seven o'clock. Regular 7 and 9 pm showings feature Norma Talmadge in The Only Woman with Eugene O'Brien and First National players. A ten minute prologue, Fancy by Miss Emma Howard Wight, includes The Dance of the Roses with Irene Headley, Margaret Hansborough, Ann Elizabeth Quirk, and Betty Swimley. Wednesday and Saturday patrons can win $35 in gold as part of First National Month celebrations.

Empire Theatre Norma Talmadge Eugene O'Brien Emma Howard Wight Margaret Hansborough Irene Headley Music Hansbrough Ann Elizabeth Quirk Harmony Betty Swimley Empire

Lost Pocketbook Reward for Paper and Money

Miss Mary Sherman seeks return of a pocketbook lost containing about eight dollars and an important paper. Reward offered. Best description and location details not fully readable in the notice.

Mary Sherman

Valley Urges Byrd Victory in Virginia Governor Primary

The Harrisonburg Daily News Record champions Harry Flood Byrd of Winchester for Virginia governor in tomorrow’s Republican primary. Valley voters are urged to rise early on August 4 to cast the largest Valley turnout to back Byrd, whose leadership and integrity are praised and who would resist road bonds and tax hikes while steering economy and reform in state government. The piece emphasizes Byrd’s proven business sense, reform in the fee system, and a pledge to carry out promises.

Harrisonburg Daily News Record Today Virginia Harry Flood Byrd Winchester Harry Byrd Valley Richmond Grand Old Valley State Capitol

Winners of Dollar Days draw 3 issued for unclaimed prizes

Due to unclaimed first two drawings, a third drawing awarded $5.00 in gold and a year of The Star. All other drawings canceled. Holders of duplicate numbers please call Star Office to redeem. Wanted young girl or boy helper, apply Star Office after 1 PM.

Star Star Office

Norfolk Boy Killed In Navy Seaplane Crash

A 15 year old boy, son of Maurice G Long, was killed when a seaplane crashed into a small boat basin at the navy base in Norfolk. Lieutenant W B Gwyn was seriously injured. the flight was arranged by the boy’s father. Roscoe Albana of Norfolk is vacationing at Hotel Jack as guest of Mr and Mrs Du charme.

Associated Press Long Maurice G. Long W. B. Gwyn Navy Mr. Roscoe Albana Norfolk Hotel Jack Mrs. Ducharme

Attorney Mr Guy Kump Visits Hotel George Washington

Mr Guy Kump and his family of Randolph County West Virginia were breakfast guests at Hotel George Washington this morning en route to Baltimore where they will spend some time. Kump is a prominent attorney.

Guy Kump Randolph County W. Va George Washington Baltimore Kump

Question and Answer about Virginia political bond votes

A listing of votes on a fifty million dollar road bond, gasoline tax stance, property tax and fees increases, a proposed Constitution Convention, and creation of a Central Tax Board. It contrasts G Walter Mapp with Harry F Byrd on multiple questions and urges voters to participate in the governor primary on Tuesday August 4.

G. Walter Mapp Harry F. Byrd Virginia Richmond Central Tax Board

Mrs Barrett Dies After Six Weeks Illness At Home

Mrs Mary E Barrett wife of Jonas J Barrett passed away Saturday night at 8 20 at her White Hall county home after a six week sickness from a complication of diseases She belonged to the prominent Stim mell family and was born at the old Stimmell home place Her long life was largely spent in the northern end of the county Continued on Page Six.

Mary E. Barrett Jonas J. Barrett White Hall Barrett Stimmell

Byrd Stands For Practical Reforms Says S M Chiles

S. M. Chiles of Kernstown Va praises Harry Byrd as a governor hopeful, urging retrenchment and reform. He argues for economical, honest state management, lower taxes, fewer offices, and no new constitutional changes, citing Byrd’s positions and calling for informed primary voting.

Star Judas Iscariot Pontius Pilate Mathew Mark Luke John Harry Byrd Byrd

Funeral services set for Judge Boyd in Cumberland

Judge Andrew Hunter Boyd aged 76 longtime chief judge of Maryland Court of Appeals died at his Cumberland home from heart disease. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev Harry Fulton Cost. He will be buried in Rose Hill Cemetery. He leaves two sons Hunter Jr of Baltimore and Thuuston of Cumberland and two daughters died in childhood. He was born in Winchester and studied at Washington and Lee and the University of Virginia.

Andrew Hunter Boyd Maryland Court of Appeals Maryland Judicial Circuit Cumberland A. H. H. Boyd Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Judge Boyd James B. Mottat Canada Harry Fulton Cost Light Street Presbyterian Church Baltimore Cost Cumberland Church W. Boyd Fred Martinsburg John ©. Boyd A. BH. H. Boyd Roanoke Glaize Fred. Boyd Ellen Sallie Boyd Atlantic City Boyd Canda Maryland Co Appeals Appeals Court Annapolis A. Hunter Boyd, Jr Fourth Judicial Circuit Frank Brown Richard H. Alvey Supreme Court of District of Columbia Court of Appeals D. Lindley Sloan James Me Sherry Edwin Warfield Austin L. Crothers Wincheter A. H. H Boyd Eleanor F. Ian Boyd Winchester Washington College Washington On Lee University City of Virginia Sid

Wanted Large Clean Cotton Rags Advertised

A brief notice from the Star office seeks large clean cotton rags priced at 3 cents per pound. It invites suppliers to bring items to the Star office for purchase.

Star Office

Hudson Brougham 4 Door 5 Passenger Car Arrives

Winchester Hudson Co announces the latest 4 door five passenger HUDSON Brougham in stock. Vehicle arrives with modern styling and new features for buyers seeking a compact yet roomy contemporary sedan.

Winchester Hudson Co

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Winchester Man MR. Mapp Claims Accomac General Assembly John Robinson Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Brunswick Yards Fair Grounds North Main Street Senator Byrd Star News A. F. L. Out Mrs. Barrett S. M. Chiles Kernstown A. H. Boyd Supreme Court Bench of Maryland Barton and Boyd University Virginia Hudson Brougham
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