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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1920

Page

3

Harding Offers World Association Backed by Hague Tribunal

The Associated Press reports Senator Harding proposes a new world association built on Hague tribunal principles. He vows to revive a covenant with teeth, seeking bipartisan advice to protect national aims and counter Cox’s foreign policy arguments. The front porch address targeted infant Republican delegates in Ohio on August 28.

Wilson League of Nations Harding Cfort Hague Tribunal Hague Court Infana Cox Prohoune

Rioting in Belfast Wounds Many and Triggers Barracks Fire

In West Belfast on Cullingtree road fierce rioting broke out between Falls and Grosvenor roads. Police barracks were wrecked and troops fired on crowds. Many gunshot victims were admitted to Royal Victoria Hospital.

Associated Press Belfast Ireland Cullingtree Road Falls and Grosvenor Roads Royal Victoria Hospital

Speculative Stocks React Sharply in Session Gains

In New York on August 28 industrial shares across speculative groups including independent steels, equipment, motors, and food issues moved sharply higher while rails lagged. Trading volume reached about 175000 shares as analysts noted brisk activity and uneven gains.

Associated Press New York

Prices for Grimes apples reported by Martinsburg World

The Martinsburg World notes Grimes apples sold for delivery once matured at 6 dollars per barrel for A grade and 4 dollars for B grade to W. W. Clark Roanoke. Purchases include 1000 barrels from Thomas Orchard Co and two cars from George M. Bowers orchard. Market uncertainty may delay price stabilization until shipments rise.

Martinsburg World Grimes W. W. Clark Roanoke Thomas Orchard Company George M. Bowers Kern Winchester Martinsburg Fruit Exchange

Ruling Sought on Woman Suffrage in West Virginia

Governor Cornwell asked Attorney General England for an opinion on whether new laws are needed for women to vote in West Virginia and whether suffrage now affects notary public commissions. He also sought Sugland’s view on related administrative steps as suffrage becomes a fact.

Associated Press Harleston Cornwell England West Virginia Sugland Notary Public Commission

Tennessee population shows smallest numerical growth in decade

Tennessee, with a population of 2,337,458, reported the smallest numerical increase in a decade and the lowest growth rate of 7 percent over ten years. The report cites a 152,670 increase and notes the state posted the slowest growth in its history.

Washincown Tennessee Theay Ars

Showery Weather Predicted for Week by Weather Bureau

Weather predictions issued today by the Weather Bureau forecast showers Monday and again Thursday or Friday for the North and Middle Atlantic states. Temperatures to be moderate with generally unsettled conditions through the week.

Washington Weather, Bureau North and Middle Atlantic States

Four Die In Oklahoma Moonshine Raid Shooting

Oklahoma City August 28 federal prohibition officer Stanley Weiss and Charley Chandler were killed and a deputy sheriff wounded during a raid on a still northeast of here. An alleged moonshiner and several armed negroes guarded the scene as a posse pursued further details from Guthrie to the U. S. Marshal's office.

Frederick County J.D. Rinker Benjamin Massie Frank Gee Alice B Diverland A. Huffman Clarene Neg Huffman Teenie Stephens City S. A. Hoffman Clarence Hoffman Stephens ‘City Frank G. Diver Diver Hoffmans Virginia Baltimore and Offie Railroad J. D. Rinker Frank G. Divers Alice EB. . Diver WU. Hoffman Arthur A. Dancy Virgilia Star Winchester EE Brannon Ward & Larrick Associated Press Oklahoma City Okla Home Adrean Stanley F. Weiss Prohibition Charley Chandler Cee Nant

Railroad Labor Board ordered back pay to vast PRR workforce

The Pennsylvania Railroad will distribute about 23 million dollars in back pay to its 275000 to 280000 employees, following a United States Railroad Labor Board decision issued July 26.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad United States Railroad Labor Board

Wonan Wins Olympic Swimming Final in Antwerp

August 28 reports show Ethelda Ble rey of the Woman's Association of New York winning the 300 meter freestyle final while Norman Ross of the Illinois Athletic Club took the 400 meter freestyle title.

Antwerp Ethelda Blelrey Woman’s Association of New York Norman Ross Illinois Athletic Club

Bandits Hold Up Paymaster in West Chicago Heist

An auto bandit raid in Hammond Indiana today saw four men seize the paymaster from the General American Company at West Chicago and escape with about $15,000. The robbery was carried out by armed men who fled in a waiting car. Police said no injuries were reported.

Associated Press Hammond Ind Thea General American Company West Chicago

Toledo connects with sea routes via Santa Isabelle voyage

Toledo traders hail a lake to sea link as the freighter Santa Isabelle sails from Toledo with 492 automobiles bound for South America. Shipping men call the voyage significant, tied to the lake to sea deep water project.

Ay Sedo Ohio Toledo Ferty Atlantic Ocean Santa Isabelle South America

New Crop Wheat and Sugar Prices Edge Down

New York reports show steady declines in the market for sugar and wheat with spot values nominal at 11 cents for Cuban sugar and prices for new crop, March shipment, remaining unstable. London market claimed 5 0000 tons transferred to Australia as refiners hesitate, while U S grocers in Winchester offered standard white parchment at 20 to 22 a pound amid falling prices.

New York London Australia Mays Grocerymen Winchester Seling Pat Foun

Local Notes From Grimes Area Update

Local notes from Grimes report visitors and travels among residents. Mentions Mr Rich, Mrs Hiram W Cochran, H B Taylor, Bowman death in Cleveland, Ohio, and James A Grimes attending a county or state school convention.

Richsees H. B. Taylor Ee Khar Bilor Hedgesville W. Va Dahlel Ellie T. Finfrock H. Brooke McDonald Cleveland Ohio Bowman Hiram W. Cochran Summit Bee Ray Lewis Page Lewis H. Barrett Groensvrinmk T’ Suntay Pike Company James A. Grimes Yvau Cine

Lecture on Russia by Red Cross worker at school

Miss Haines will discuss her Red Cross service in Russia with illustrated slides. The program includes a native costume wedding scene and soba pictures. the public is invited to attend Wednesday evening at the Heynoldaplor e school house at o clock.

Crosa

High Egg Prices Encourage Better Poultry Practices

The article advises selecting pure breeds like Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and Orpingtons for higher egg yields and larger ages. It stresses care, food, shelter, vermin-proof nests, clean dry storage, frequent egg collection, and selling by cash on size and quality with attractive packaging.

Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island

Diverse farm property for sale including acreage and buildings

A garbled 19th century sale listing presents numerous parcels for sale: acres ranging from small plots to 600 plus, houses with multiple rooms, barns and orchards, stone land near towns, depots, and various prices from a few thousand to several million feet of timber land.

Lynestone the Corporation Agatha

Coal price likely to drop, predicts union journal editor

A statement from United Mine Workers' Journal editor Bile I Sterles predicts lower coal prices due to state commerce policies. The piece notes changes such as open top cars and no tipple chute loading at mines, implying altered loading methods and market conditions.

Bile I Sterles United Ming |Workers’ Journal

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