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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1922

Page

2

Farmers Convention Opens In Winchester With Talks

Mayor Glass presided as the Farmers Cooperative and Educational Union held its state division annual meeting in Winchester. Judge W C Lansdon spoke on cooperative prospects while displays by Clarke and Warren extension agents showcased farm products and school workshop creations at the Court House Hall.

W. W. Glass Thornhill Glass Harrison Committee On Credentials W. C. Lamsdon Kansas Lansdon Court House Hall Robert B. Crawford Clarke and Warren F. J. Schneiderhan Kent Apperson Extension Service Virginia Polytechnic Institute G. L. Rothgeb Sleepy Hollow Stephens City H. A. Funk

Farmers Display Fine Cloth and Farm Goods

Large number of Frederick Clarke Warren and Shenandoah county farmers show finished cloth for clothing and wool and yarn. They display wheat rye barley oats corn alfalfa and a variety of fruits and vegetables.

Frederick, Clarke Warren Shenandoah

Christmas Seals Promote Tuberculosis Relief

A plea urges buying Christmas Seals to support tuberculosis relief and recovery aid. The message emphasizes humane care for sufferers and encourages placing seals on letters and packages to fund meals and treatment.

New 20 Story Herald Square Building Planned

New York reports a 20 story skyscraper will rise on the Herald Square site next year replacing the old Herald building. Ground breaking is set for spring with occupancy expected by October 1923. Land valued at 2.5 million dollars and construction cost slated at 1.45 million.

New York Herald Square Herald James Gordon Bennett New York Herald Frank A. Munsey

Drought Hits Coal Output in Anthracite Region

In Mount Carmel Pennsylvania drought threatens major coal production as six months with little rain leaves collieries short of water. Some mines have halted operations while others risk closure unless rain or snow arrives soon. Water is scarce and is being drawn from distant streams and the Susquehanna River amid cold weather.

Mount Carmel

Britain May Seek U S Action On French Debt

London reports that Britain may press the United States to cancel or reduce the French debt as part of Allied debt settlements. The Daily Telegraph cites a possible premiers conference plan to decide if America will participate in a broader debt adjustment.

London Great Britain Daily Telegraph Unifore America

Progressives Debate Third Party at Conference Session

Cleveland delegates mulled a future platform and party formation as the resolutions committee reported and the credentials committee debated seating workers party representatives. Socialist delegates favored a third party while the credentials panel said it would not recommend seating workers party reps.

Associated Présa Cleveland Ohio Resolutions Credentials Workers’ Party of ‘America Labor Party Workers’ ’Party

Its Your Battery Meets Your Demand

It states a duty to provide reliable power and emphasizes responsibility to keep customers supplied with current.

Stockholders Meeting Notice for 1923 Bank Election

The Commercial and Savings Bank stockholders meet at Odd Fellows Hall corner Market and Water on Tuesday January 9 1923 at 11 00 a m for election of directors and other business John I Sloat cashier warns attendees to be present for the annual gathering at the specified location and time.

Commercial & Savings Bank Johigi I. Sloat the Commercial and Savings Bank Odd Fellows’ Hall Market and Water Sts Ees

Texas man walks 800 miles to marry widow then stays on the run

A Texas man undertook an 800 mile trek to wed a widow but instead began a life on the run. Police said he disappeared after the ceremony and has not returned to his home. Authorities are pursuing leads and urging witnesses to contact them with information.

Texas Hell

Clayton Hartman Elected Masonic Master at Winchester Lodge

Clayton Hartman was elected worshipful master of Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, succeeding A. R. Breckenridge. Hartman, a railway mail clerk on the Pennsylvania Railroad between Winchester and Harrisburg, has long served in the lodge and shown strong organizational ability. New officers include Senior Warden Dailey Slonaker, Junior Warden Lewis N. Barton, Treasurer William B. Codptt, Secretary C. Vernon Eddy, Senior Deacon Walter Shade, Junior Deacon Claude Cammer, and Tyler Harry H. Wingfield. Chaplain A. Slonaker and Stewards W. $8, Talent and Claude Grim.

Clayton Hartman Winchester Hiram Lodge A. R. Breckenridge Harrisburg Thi Lodge Dailey Slonaker Lewis N. Barton William B. Codptt C. Vernon Eddy Walter Shade Claude Cammer Harry H. Wingfield A. Slonaker Claude Grim

Fragmentary Masonic Passage Highlights William B Wagner

A fragment from a past district deputy grand master mentions William B Wagner in an apparent Masonic context. The readable portion notes his name and title without further details.

William B. Wagner

France backs its minister on reparations with allies

Paris reports the French cabinet endorsed Premier Poincare’s stance from the London conference. He presented a plan to seek a free negotiating mandate from the Chamber of Deputies and pledges permitted by the Versailles treaty if no settlement is reached before the January 15 due date for Germany’s debt installment.

Paris Poincare London M. Poincare Chamber of Deputies Germany

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