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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1926

Page

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Bomber Identity Hoped From Watch and Clues

Pittsburgh police press a $1000 reward as they chase the bomber of the Farmers’ Deposit and Saving Bank blast. A silver watch found on the dead man’s wrist, a contractor named Frank N. Andrecci, and dental and fingerprint clues guide investigators toward the bomber’s name while several victims remain in hospital.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Farmers’ Deposit and Saving Bank Pittsburgh Gazette Times Frank N. Andrecci Andrecci George Ortman New Haven John P. Black Black Farmers Deposit Savings Bank

Ex Gov Davis Loses His Pants At Norfolk Carnival

Former Governor Westmoreland Davis had trousers stolen from a stateroom during the Norfolk water carnival while en route to Loudoun county. An intruder also took an expensive watch and chain and a Phi Beta Kappa key, valued at two hundred fifty dollars for the chain. Davis had a spare pair and remained properly dressed.

Richmond Westmoreland Davis Norfolk Loudoun County Davis Virginia

Three in liquor car held on liquor charge after shootout

Willie Jackson of this city is held on a grand jury charge in Shenandoah county Virginia for being one of three occupants in a liquor car shot at by Sheriff Borden when the driver failed to halt. Shanholtz and Lillis are also jailed as charged occupants.

Willie Jackson Shenandoah County Borden William Shanholtz Andrew Lilis East Piccadilly Street Shanholtz

Winchester Collecting Co. Bank Article Notice

Winchester Collecting Co and F and M Bank announce personal attention to each item. Remittances sent to clients on the 15th and 30th of every month. Overdue accounts solicited.

Winchester Collecting CO. F M. Bank

1925 Model Dodge Sedan for Quick Sale

Balloon tires and condition better than average on a 1925 Dodge sedan. Priced to sell fast. Also offering a 1924 Dodge sedan. Contact H. W. Ebert.

H. W. Ebert

Dodge Touring Run 3 000 Miles Looks Like New Car

A Dodge Touring with 3 000 miles on the odometer is described as looking like a new car. The seller offers $200 off the new price through Auto Parts Co located on S Market Street.

Auto. Parts. CO S. Market St

Stenographer With Bookkeeping Knowledge Sought by Casualty Lines

Solicitors for Tife and Casualty Lines advertise for a stenographer with some knowledge of bookkeeping. Address Box No. 63 and date notation (8-26-1p-31) accompany the notice.

Tife and Casualty Lines

Navy academy faces challenge over balky midshipman Zirkle

A personal interview with Rear Admiral Louis M. Nulton will decide the fate of Midshipman Earl Blair Zirkle who refused the oath and an ensign’s commission after graduation. Zirkle, from Kansas, completed studies in 1926, was ordered on the practice cruise, and his future rests with the Navy Department after the interview.

Annapolis Louis M. Nulton Naval Academy Earl Blair Zirkle United States Zirkle Kansas Curtis D. Wilbur Secretary of the Navy Nulton Navy Department Roadstead New York Admiral Nurton Washington Wilbur Nurton Naval Services

J Edward Barretts Ad Near White Hall

Classified notice listing J Edward Barretts at two miles west of White Hall with the contact phone 2MZT F 24 and reference code 8 26 1p 31.

J. Edward Barrett White Hall

Apple Growers Export Mix Cars Daily at Winchester Cold Storage

Apple growers with small exportable quantities are loading mixed cars daily at Winchester cold storage. Deliveries should be made there and telephones set to 500. Sprint and Petley represent the Direct Co operative Fruit Co Ltd.

Winchester Sprint & Petley Direct Co-Operative Fruit Co., Ltd

For Sale Two Trescott sizing sections and roller conveyor

For sale two Trescott sizing sections with out chains for an apple grader priced at 50 dollars for both. One ten foot Pease roller conveyor priced at 75 dollars. Apply at Star Office.

Star Office

Private kindergarten reopens September 13 at Reformed Church

information line indicates private kindergarten will reopen on September 13 at the Reformed Church. contact Gertrude E. Miller at the Washington Inn for details.

Reformed Church Gertrude. E. Miller Washington Inn

Fingerprints on Visiting Card Tie Three Suspects

A visiting card found with Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Elinor Mills yields fingerprints matching one of three murder suspects. Henry Carpender Willie Stevens and Frances Stevens Hall face charges. bail denied for Carpender and Stevens after Parker's ruling. Defense says proofs are flimsy and will be tested by higher judges.

Associated Press Somerville N. J Edward Wheeler Hall Elinor Mills Alexander Simpson Justice Parker Henry Carpender Willie Stevens Frances Stevens Hall Carpender Stevens Cleary Guimmere Newark Northeast Harbor Maine Robert McCarter

Two Convicted In Police Court

In police court this morning Justice Wemnes sentenced William W Dunn to 45 days on the state road force for a drunk and disorderly charge. He fined W L Shepherd of Clarke county $12 for disorderly conduct. Officers Boyd and Hinkins arrested the women late last night as they fought on the street. Both men deny fighting but Shepherd bears facial injuries. Thinn also has two fines totaling $24 to pay or serve additional time.

Wemnes William W. Dunn State Road W. L. Shepherd Clarke County Boyd and Hinkins Shepherd Boyce Thinn

Public funeral for film sheik called off in New York

Rudolph Valentino’s body was not opened to public view to prevent disturbances among Italian admirers and clashes between rival groups. A three ring circus atmosphere was replaced by decorum at the Frank E Campbell Funeral Church with invited guests only.

Associated Press New York Rudolph Valentino Idol Frank E. Campbell London The Daily Mirror Peggy Scott Valentino

Ramsey's Furniture Sale Attracts Large Crowds In Town

A ten day sale at the Ramsey Furniture Company on West Boscawen Street drew many patrons this morning and again this afternoon. The event was advertised in The Star and the store has been thronged by householders seeking new and stylish merchandise offered by Mr. Ramsey.

Ramsey Furniture Company West Boscawen Street The Star Ramsey

Coburn's Minstrels At Empire Tonight

Coburn's Minstrels return to the Empire Theatre in Winchester for a brand new program. The blackface group, familiar to locals, will again draw a packed house as sales have been large. Their early afternoon courthouse concert was well received.

Coburn Empire Theatre Winchester Empire

Nurse sought to care for two children in Winchester

Wanted a settled woman to take entire charge of a 4 and a 6 year old. Apply Mrs. H. F. Byrd in Winchester Virginia. Place and date shown in ad reference.

H. F. Byrd Winchester

Baby Day at Jolliffe Studio Opens Free Photos

On Saturday August 28, Jolliffe Studio offers free portraits of the first 25 children under two years old. The event was advertised with location and timing details, inviting families to bring infants for complimentary pictures.

Jolliffe Studio

Death Comes 10- Miss M Cord at the Age 85

Miss Mattie V. McCord longtime Winchester resident dies after a long illness of arthritis and rheumatism at age 84. Born January 30, 1842 in Virginia, she lived 80 years on East Cork street and remained active in the Stonewall Memorial Association. Funeral at 4 p.m. Saturday at the family home with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named.

Mattie V. McCord Winchester East Cork Street Miss McCord Jacob and Mary McCord Middleburg Loudoun County East Cork Street William A. Sloat Annie McCord Bettie Turley Moorefield Rebecca Sloat Charles D. Sloat W. A. Sloat James McCord Kernstown Jackson McCord Robert EB. Lee John McCord West Stonewall Memorial Association Bock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Times Murray D. Mitchell Clinton C. Bush Mount Hebron Cemetery Maurice M. Lynch

Property Sold From Mary Conner to Standard Oil for 14000

A deed records transfer from Mrs. Mary R. Conner to the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey for the house and lot at the northeast corner of South Loudoun and East Gerrard Streets. The site fronts 50 feet on South Loudoun and runs 118.2 feet along East Gerrard, previously tied to Elizabeth Grant and her heirs, with Conner purchasing in 1905 for 980 and selling for 14000 after a chancery sale.

Mary R. Conner Standard Oil Company of New Jersey South Loudoun Fast Gerrard Streets Standard Oil Company South Loudoun Street East Gerrard Elizabeth Ann Grant Hugh Grant Standard 611 Corporation

P. A. Auto Won By Leonard McCormick

Key holders packed the Colonial Theatre for a drawing. Leonard McCormick Jr. of 117 South Stewart Street held the lucky key and won the P. A. Auto. A second prize will be awarded within two weeks to the person with the most keys.

Colonial Theatre Leonard McCormick, Jr South Stewart Street P. A

Last Call For Harrisonburgs Aged Fire Chief Braithwaite

Chief Al Braithwaite longtime head of Harrisonburg volunteers fire company and former police chief died at 11 55 am at his home after 54 years of service. Funeral set for Friday at the Methodist Church with a fire truck escort. More than 1500 firefighters attended the Virginia State Firemen's Association convention in his honor.

The Star Harrisonburg Ae Braithwaite America North Liberty Street Chief Braithwaite Methodist Church Hose Company No. 4 Covington Stonewall Lodge Knights of Pythias Braithwaite Virginia State Firemen’s Association Harisonburg State Association S Braithwaite Virginia

Lower Wages Demanded By Jap Workers

In Hiroshima, workers at Hiroshima Electric Works urged wage cuts due to poor business. After employers refused, workers threatened quitting. The company conceded, forcing all workers to arrive one hour earlier daily as business improves and wage raises are expected soon.

Associated Press Tokyo Hiroshima Electric Works

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Jackson Paul Lebanon Church Clary Lillis Piccadilly Street Paul Borden Glee Club Av ‘Balky Middie Masonic I Hall- Mills Miss M'Cord P. A. Auto Leonard McCormick AL. Braithwaite
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