Johnston faces six charges in impeachment bid
Oklahoma lawmakers secretly met to approve six charges against Governor Henry S. Johnston, including replacing civil with military authority and improper payrolls. The Senate was ready to hear the case as troops guarded the capitol and the governor pledged to rely on the courts to resolve the legality of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Henry ‘Ss. Johnston
State House of Representatives
Charles Moon
Fred Branson
State Supreme Court
Representative Moon
Jose Alvarado
Kirby Fitzpatrick
State Banking Department
Banking Department
House Investigating Committee
Ben
Henry
Johnston
House of Representatives
Capitol
Garv
Jack Walton
Walton
Gov. Johnston
H. Tom Knight
Teader
Oo. Co. Hammonds
Why Not Give Y Something Electrical Show Rooms Invite Inspection
The notice invites inspection of electrical devices at the Northern Virginia Power Company display at 14 N Main St. in Northern Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Main St
Northern Virginia Power Company
Police raid Fred Nail gift shops seize pint gin at Piccadilly
Police entered Fred G Nail shops on West Piccadilly Street and at Loudoun and Boscawen streets with warrants. A pint of gin was found at the Piccadilly store known as Tack's Place and The Gift Shop. Nail was convicted for illegal possession, fined 68 dollars with 30 day jail sentence suspended. Simultaneous raids were the first in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. G. Nail
West Piccadilly Street
Loudoun
Boscawen
Piccadilly Street
Nail
Weems
Pannett
Gordon
Piccadilly ‘Street
Army air corps and Maryland guard inspect Shenandoah Valley fields
Six officers from the U S Army Air Corps and Maryland National Guard tour from Baltimore to inspect potential airport sites in Shenandoah Valley. They land at Stine field near Winchester at 10 15 tomorrow, meet Chamber of Commerce leaders, tour Rouss Spring and Bowles fields, attend luncheon at George Washington Hotel, then proceed to New Market Lu viable and Harrisonburg for overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Corps
United States Army
Maryland National Guard
Shenandoah Valley
Baltimore
Stine Field
Winchester
W. D. Tipton
Maryland
Charles A. Masson
Air Corps of
Hey
Chamber of Commerce
Julian F. Ward
W. A. Baker
Common Council
R. Dettra
Stine Landing
Rouss Spring
Bowles Field
Ward
H. ¥. Byrd
Richmond
Detroit-St. Louis In Trade Deals
Detroit Americans manager George Moriarty announced a trade sending La Rue and Harry Manush to St. Louis in exchange for Harry Rice Elan Van Gilder and a yet unnamed player. No cash was involved in the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
The
Detroit Americans
George Moriarty
la Rue
Harry Manush
St. Louis
Harry Rice
Elan van Gilder
Moriarty
Fancy Apples Packed in Baskets and Barrels
An advertisement offers fancy apples packed in baskets boxes and barrels with shipping to any quantity anywhere. Perfect for Christmas gifts from Glaize and Hurst. Phone aaa 34a. Notice dated December 10 a Saturday and Tuesday 1 pm to termination.
Santa Claus Cheer Brought All Year Round
A festive note requests giving readers The Star throughout the year, not just at Christmas, urging ongoing holiday spirit and gift guidance. The message uses playful language to encourage steady readership and seasonal cheer all year long.
Former Virginia Governor William Hodges Mann Dead at 1848
William Hodges Mann former governor of Virginia died in his Petersburg law offices reportedly from heart disease. He served as governor from 1910 to 1914 and earlier in the state senate. He was a Confederate veteran and longtime lawyer who practiced with his son after leaving the governorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hodges Mann
Virginia
Petersburg
Richmond
Judge Mann
Claude A. Swanson
United States
Senate
State Senate
Norfolk and Western Railway
William Jennings Bryan
Presbyterian Church
Nottoay County
Williamsburg
Williams Hodges Mann
Brownsburg Academy
Bat
Nottoway County
Democratic
Gov. Mann
Allen
Hillsville
Floyd Allen
Claude
Mann
Market Gains Extend Across Sectors In Early Trading
New York December 13 stocks showed further recovery as industrials rose and high priced specialties gained 5 to 10 points. Rails advanced slowly amid good demand for low priced issues. Call money stayed at 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Youths Sentenced For Morality Charge At Valley School Case
Clarence Pope and Kenneth Adams received one year in jail and heavy fines for morality offenses. Elsie Patterson and Helen Penn were committed to the Virginia States Board of Public Welfare. Magistrate A J Tavenner ordered the boys sent to a convict road camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Pope
Kenneth Adams
Elsie Patterson
Helen Penn
Virginia States Board of Public Welfare
A. J. Tavenner
Martinsburg Pike
Lindbergh Takes Off on Non-Stop Flight to Mexico
Charles A. Lindbergh began a 2000 mile non-stop flight from Bolling Field to Mexico City in the Spirit of St. Louis. He faced a murky sky and rain as he taxied and struggled for altitude, aiming to complete the journey in about 26 hours with nourishment for the long leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Dée
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Mexico City
New York
Paris
Lindbergh
France
War Department
World
Spirit of St
Lindberg
Potomac River
Fredericksburg
Harvey S. Burwell
Bolling Field
Potomac
Death summons Miss Lucy Wall in Florida home
Miss Lucy T Wall daughter of the late Dr Emily Pan coast Wall of Winchester died last Saturday in Groveland Florida where she had lived for years. Her body was brought home to Frederick and interred at Mount Hebron Cemetery after services at the Miller home conducted by Rev C D Gilkerson. Survived by four sisters Edith Wall Howey Fla C E Klaber Groveland Fla Annie Merry Oklahoma and Mary Gilbert New Orleans and one brother Curlett Wall Money Fla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy T. Wall
Emily Pancoast Wall
Winchester
Groveland
Fla
William C. Miller
Piccadilly
Washington Streets
C. D. Gilkeson
Presbyterian Church
F. T. McFaden
Richmond
Jesus
Mount Hebron
P. W. Boyd
B. Mitchell Knight
Clifford D. Grim
Robert S. Bell
Robert W. Schultz
Fred. 8. Byod
Godfrey
William ©. Miller
John F. Wall
Miss Wall
Thomas W. Wall
Thomas J
Stonewall
Wall
Edith Wall
Howey
Lake County
C. E. Klaber
Annie Merry
Oklahoma
Mary Gilbert
New Orleans
Curlett Wall
Money, Fla
Demented Man Slays Family Then Hangs Self Near Hennessey
In Hennessey Oklahoma Philip Willis, age 40, killed his wife and five children with an axe at a barn near town early today and then hanged himself. Neighbors report despondency over financial losses and family troubles. The woman and infant child died in bed, along with two eight year old twins and two younger children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hennessey
Okla
Philip
Willis
Dr. P. W. Boyd Elected President of Virginia Medical Board
Dr. P. W. Boyd of Winchester has been elected president of the Virginia State Medical Examining Board to succeed the late Dr. Robert Glasgow of Lexington. The unanimous choice was made at a Richmond meeting of board members who select their own leader. Boyd has long served as the Seventh district representative and is a graduate of the Medical College of Virginia, noted as a leading Virginia surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Boyd
Winchester
Virginia State Medical Examining Board
Robert Glasgow
Lexington
Boyd
Richmond
Dr. Glasgow
The
Medical College of Virginia
Virginia
Looking for Giveable Gifts and Table Hoarders
Whitman’s Candy and Irwin Drug Co advertise gift items and moling and seal options. Also classified wants table hoarders at Linsy Inn 112 N Cameron St offering rates of 1 dollar per day and dinner for 50 cents with contact via phone 958.
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Linsy Inn
N. Cameron St
Public sale near Albin of widow Roberts household goods
Public sale on December 16 near Albin covers the entire household of the widow of Wm D Roberts. All furniture is described as in excellent shape. An unrelated classified line promotes weekly bed rates at Hotel Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin
Wm. D. Roberts
Star The Star annual year in review notice
A fragmented line from a newspaper asks readers to send them The Star for the whole year, indicating a subscription message or promotion during the year end period. The readable text references a distribution by an unspecified publication and a request related to annual issues.
Expressmen Push Early Shipping for a Merry Christmas
D I Fahrney of the American Railway Express Company urged early Christmas shipments as Christmas falls on Sunday. He pledged to finish deliveries by Christmas Eve and highlighted the new Airpress Service allowing cross country air movement to speed packages and ensure timely delivery to homes with proper packing and addressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. Kahrney
American Railway Express Company
Fahrney
Express
Egger
Mail Early and Often Urge of Postal Officials
The Postoffice Department urges prompt and organized mailing for Christmas. Shippers should wrap parcels securely with addressee and sender names, declare value, and mark Do Not Open Until Christmas. Send distant parcels early, perishable items first, and mail outside the city by December 20 with greeting cards, then local items by December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Department
Mrs Frances Randall Dies in Seventieth Year
Mrs Frances Randall aged 76 or 77, wife of Jacob Randall, died here shortly after midnight Saturday. A typographical error appeared in The Star yesterday’s report of her death. Stock of ring gears and pinions for all popular cars advertised by Auto Parts Corp.
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Tate
Frances . Randall
Jacob Randall
Auto Parts Corp
Heating Stove Self Feeder Pippin Priced to Sell
Riley & Son offers a self feeding heating stove described as a pippin and priced to sell. Come and see for yourself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley & Son
Soviet Rule Is Established In Canton By Communists
Mutineers seized Canton and set up a communist government while troops protect foreigners. U S gunboat Sacramento landed field guns in Canton's Shameen district and Pampanga forces aided to evacuate Americans. Refugees, looting, and strikes threaten order as tensions rise across Shanghai and Hongkong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Canton
Hankow
Laohokow
Hupeh
Shanghai
United States
Sacramento
Shameen
Chahg Fak-Wei
Pampanga
Tungsham
Avghal
Hongkong
Chang Sak-Wei
West River
Kwang-81
Chang
Honan
Canton City
Wanted stenographer for Wednesday assignment
Wanted competent typist or stenographer for Wednesday the 14th at Cooper Harden Cos located at 22 Wickcadilly Street. Apply to the firm for immediate hiring.
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Cooper, Harden &~ Cos
Wiciccadilly St
Suntint Apple Shoppe Gift Packages Ready to Serve
Suntint Apple Shoppe at 158 N Main St offers gift apple packages for Christmas. Call 76 for orders. includes a playful postal-like code (12-13-1p-3t).
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Main St
Carload celery arrivals at Winchester market
Fresh celery carload arrived at Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market. Call 461 for immediate delivery. Also take orders for fancy Xmas fruit baskets.
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Winchester Fruit and Vegetable Market
Its NOT YET TOO LATE for Christmas pictures
Call 805-1 NOW for an appointment at Jolliffe Studio before Christmas. The fragment notes holiday portrait services with a dated call to action and studio name.
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Jolliffe Studio
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House of Representatives of
Branson
Supreme Court of Appeals
Fred. Nail
Detroit-St. Louis
Santa Claus
Mmanuny
Welt Wang
Welfare Board
Douglas
Little Joe
Mexico
Knight of the Air
Miss
Lucy Wall
Florida
Medical Board
Whitman
Hotel Riley
Winchester Steam
Saohokov
U. S
Carload Celery
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