10 Dec 1926
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1926
Page
1
The historical page recalls consecration of a crypt tomb near the Neck of Virginia in memory of Thomas Fax, last proprietor. Bishop William Cabell presided as the Diocese of Virginia marked the event with solemn address and ceremonial rites.
Sales' J Cooper and Walter Hoover face trial today in Circuit Court charged with obtaining 450 dollars from Robt B Smith county treasurer by illegal warrants for sheep killed by dogs. Cooper, a county resident, allegedly misrepresented numbers and out of county claims to secure warrants. The case drew attention and hinges on viewing sheep carcasses and sworn proof before supervisors to certify payment. Trial deferred to December 21 with numerous witnesses expected.
Two family members report a $30 loss tied to an IEEE gathering. Both individuals are employed within the family business and are connected to the incident.
Probate notice for Henry P. Busey dec d listing sale of Buick car and other estate items. Auction to be held Saturday December 1926 at ten o clock in the forenoon with terms stated in the notice.
Kenneth G. Ormiston an elusive radio operator from Angelus Temple Los Angeles says he would not have been found if he stayed on Broadway He notes he roamed the great white way for months and discusses various topics during an automobile trip He also mentions McPherson case and a declaration by someone about aid from his son.
City and county residents discuss plans for a tuberculosis seal sale set for December to raise funds for afflicted individuals. Organizers urge citizens to contribute ideas and participate to ensure the sale's success and relief for sufferers.
An Associated Press report describes a coal mine blast with casualties and a sealed court order. Two others remain unrecounted as investigators review the incident and missing or detained workers.
The Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals of the Methodist Episcopal Church denies opposing Governor Al Smith over religion. The report praises President Coolidge on prohibition and notes political victories including Wadsworth’s defeat while asserting religion was not the motive.
A New York representative introduces a resolution to suspend mail service on Christmas Day to keep essential postal workers on duty for needed posts. The measure aims to ensure continued operations and public service during the holiday.
Former Jugoslavia premier dies amid a long career marked by political influence and controversy. Reports from Associated Press indicate his passing on December 10.
Under cross examination Edward Doheny denied guilt while revealing new details about an $100,000 loan to Albert B. Fall and an $8,000 advance to Fall. He also indicated a $10,000,000 loan to the Mexican government during Obregon’s rising influence, amid questions about additional disclosures.
Randall Long, a highly respected colored man, died at 3 30 this morning at the home of Amanda Jackson in Millwood from a complication of diseases. Born in Fauquier County, Va, he was a son of Joseph Long. He leaves a son in Los Angeles and six sisters in Providence, R I, Va, Amanda Jackson, Mollie Long, Lucy Ford, Winchester, Netti¢ Long, and Peteraburg, Va. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
The funeral of Mrs Susan Baker was held with Rev Philpott and Rev W L Dudley officiating. Burial followed at Mount Hebron cemetery. Pallbearers included Sincindiver, William McKown, George Gon, and others. Local mourners from Elkins Springfield Ohio and Shenandoah County attended.
Publication details indicate a price change with a new annual rate of $5.00 for mail and $4.00 per year by carrier in advance, listed under a time related note. The fragment suggests upcoming year modifications and subscription options.
Miss Ann Caldwell, New York show girl, wins $50,000 in a federal breach of promise case against Pittsburgh shovel maker John W. Hubbard. The jury, after ten ballots, found a marriage contract existed and awarded the damages. Caldwell said the verdict brings vindication and allows a fresh start.
The article notes a well known hotel star and former racer from Virginia who lived in Lynchburg. He was about 40 years old with surviving parents a sister Mrs. O.C. Payne of Marti supa Va. and a brother Charles Potter of Paterson NL. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
George W. Lee a leading Clarke County farmer and stock raiser, age about 42, and his eight year old daughter Caroline were struck by a southbound Norfolk and Western train near Stonebridge crossing. Lee died instantly. the girl survived, taken to a hospital. The accident occurred as the pair attempted to cross the tracks near their home.
Fragmented ad style note highlights a Christmas PR featuring a Star motif and family appeal. Mentions The Star newspaper and splashes of sale terms with low price points for glass designs and items priced around 98 cents and 1.38 dollars.
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