Coolidge Tackles Strike Menaces In First White House Day
President Coolidge, occupying the White House offices for the first time, met with cabinet members and senior officials as he began directing administration affairs. Key figures included Hoover Weeks and Lord, with Cabinet heads and agency leaders filing through the Willard Hotel offices.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
George Smith
Sunetr
Hoover
Willard Hotel
Mra. Coolidge
Harding
Weeks
Lord
Finney
Interior Department
McCarl
Camerene
Europe
George B. Christian, Jr
Edward T. Clark
Heat Melted Glaciers Trigger Slides in French Alps
Heat waves in the French Alps push glaciers to crack and slide, arc valley glaciers receding meters, disrupting electrical works and factory power from mountain streams. Looted ice blocks clog conduits as tourists face restricted mountain paths awaiting guide assessment.
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France
French Alps
Chambery
Arc Valley
Local Market Prices and Butter Sales Report
Local and Baltimore wholesale markets list prices for eggs butter flour and feed. The note records butter types creamery and country, flour barrels and sacks, corn meal and mixed feeds, and live stock quotes with day end corrections.
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Baltimore
Crowded China and Its Vast Population
The article states China is larger in area than the U S Mexico and Central America with four times the U S population and eight times that of all South America. It compares the Yangtze delta area to Illinois and cites 40 000 000 people or 500 per square mile. ADVERTISE IN THE STAR.
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China
United States
Mexico
Central America
South America
Europes
Col
Yangtze Delta
Lucinda Lavender Faces Court Over Jug Toss Incident
Lucinda Lavender amid a melee at Mrs Ransom's restaurant on Sunday night tossed a jug instead of a pop bottle, narrowly missing patrons. A bouncer was fined seven dollars for intervening. Lucinda paid seven for the jug and left court with her escort.
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Lucinda
Ransom
Mrs.Ransom
Douglas
Yard Parties and Picnic Supplies Ad
Garber Mfg. Co advertises ice cream and soft drinks for yard parties and picnics with high quality products and a prompt supply service. Thomas & Messer Co lists latest wallpaper patterns and shades priced from 20 cents, located at 1015 W Balto Baltimore Md.
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Garber Mfg. Co
Thomas. & Messer, Company
Balto
Baltimore
Furniture Sale Announced for August Twenty First
An auction at 409 S Braddock St lists a walnut bedroom suite wardrobe lounge corner cupboard gas range chairs sewer pipe garden tools and more. The page also features a declamatory piece on success stressing effort and responsibility and a note on annual food requirements for men and women.
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S. Braddock
Big Six-Pound Minnow Lures Greenbrier River Bass
A six pound bass, one of the season’s largest catches, was landed on the Greenbrier River using a midget minnor lure. The fish had an old mouth tear from a prior hook, and this brief note questions whether readers have ever landed a big bass.
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Greenbrier
State Highway Commission plans route from Double Toll Gates to West Virginia
Notice announces a proposed highway location from Double Toll Gates to Winchester then northeast over the Winchester Berryville Turnpike toward Berryville and toward the West Virginia line. It cites legal steps under state acts and invites objections by September 10 1923.
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State High 7 Commission
West Virginia
Commission
Winchester
Berryville
Gaylord
Sinia
West Virginiay
Miust
Smithston
Richmond
Vir
Sute
Ders
Ric Truxtun
State Highway Commission
Richtief
Vireigia
Primary results reshape state Senate balance
Gen sale boom dominates discussion as bond issue and primary races reshape the Senate. Twenty Democrats set to form caucus and steer committee leadership while Republicans may gain seats in the southwest, altering control and committee stability amid retirements.
Divorce Suit Published by Clerk in Winchester Virginia
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on August 6 1923 Ada as complainant sues William Taylor Smith for divorce a vinculo matrimonii. The order requires publication weekly for four weeks in The Winchester Evening Star and to serve the defendant at the last known address within ten days after each publication.
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Winchester
Virginia
Ella Lee Lillard
Guardian
Herbert S. Larrick
Admr
Detree
Fix Corporation
Tuis Rt
Major P
Herbert S
Larrick
Py Lillard
Herbert
S. Larrick
Pear
Major P. Lillard
P. Lillard
Lin
P. Littard
Will
Water Street
Simé
Wifl
Ward & Larrick, P.q
Corporation Court
Ada
Iain’ Taylor’ Smith
William Taylor Smith
Cantins
Shweta
Ge Rae
Fales
Winchester Evening Star
Firainis
Said
State MOE Link Work Deferred in Martinsburg
Martinsburg West Virginia August 14 The state road link between the city and the Jefferson County line will not be connected this stall and contracts will be set Instead the commission will spend available funds on repairing and converting the Williamsport Pike into a Class A road toward Hagerstown The road will be built with half macadam and concrete shoulder Surveyors are at work establishing grades
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Tits Icity
Jefferson County
State Road Commission
Williamsport Pike
Hagerstown
Three Couples Granted Marriage Licenses In County
The county clerk’s office issued marriage licenses to Emory F. Barrow, a young lawyer of Alberta, Brunswick County, Virginia, and Miss Virginia J. McCartney of Vauchise, along with Walter Slifery, a teacher of Hagers Town, Maryland, and Miss Ethel L. Funkhouser of this county, and R. Chapman, a truck driver of Boyce, Clarke County, Virginia, and Miss Edith Clark of the county.
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Emory FP. Barrow
Alberta
Brunswick County
Virginia
J. McCartney
Edgar McCartney
Vauchise
Walter Slifery
Hagerstown
Ethel L. Funkhouser
P. M. Funkhouser
Elisha
Boyce
Clarke County
Edith Clark
Charigs BE. Clark
Tulsa Declares Martial Law After Mob Violence
Martial law took effect at 6 A.M. in Tulsa by Governor Walton's order following rising mob violence. Three infantry companies will enforce the rule after a proclamation urged by Aldrich Blake on behalf of Nathan Hantaman, abducted and whipped by masked men. Longstanding whippings have plagued Tulsa for months.
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Associated *Press
Tulsa
Okla
Walton
Oklahoma ‘City
Aldrich Blake
Nathan Hantaman
Local Visitors Share Sunday Visits Across Town
Mount Pleasant notes report Holmes Spillman and family of Keat Winchester and Jonah Spillman and family visited near Bloom on Sunday. Raymond Racey and family from near Clearbrook joined Asa Racey’s household last Sunday. Ollie Snapp spent Tuesday with her brother Will Rosenberger. Homer Lee Sherman of Savage Maryland and two children visited Buck Pitcock’s home from Saturday to Monday. Arthur Smith and son Lester spent Sunday with Salem Newlin. Homer Sherman and children were dinner guests at Mrs. Ohp. ys san’s home.
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MT. Plalasant
Atr Hllmes Spillman
Keat Winchester
Jonah Spillman
Bud Miller
Bloom
Raymond Racey
Near Clearbrook
Asa Racey
Ollie Snapp
Will Rosenberger
Homer Lee Sherman
Savage, Md
Buck Pitcock
Arthur Smith
Lester
Salem Newlin
Homer Sherman
San
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Pat
the Star
Aear
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Torm
Frederick County
Harriett Sapna
Katie Zirkle
Circuit Court
Harriett Chapman
Luther Pannett
Harriett
Apenas
Nannies Lewis
Commissioner’s Office
Fi W. Baker
Cantor
O'Conor
Godrick
Fredictsburg
Senate
Sénate
Finance
Moe
Oklahoma
Mount Pleasant
Gandy Belting Snapp Foundry, Inc
North Market St
Coal and Coke
Connellsville
Roy Smithing
Quemahoning Valley
Hochheimer & Company
Uniontown
L. W. McCormick
the League Shoe Store
East Piccadilly Street
Percale.co
Calico
Windows
THE
Nathanson CO
North Main St
R. M. Swimley
RED Cross
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
E. J. Snapp
Bell Phone
N. Market Street
Detroit
Funk & Son
South Main Street
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