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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1921

Page

4

Death of Rep Henry Flood Remakes Virginia Democratic Scene

The Virginia Democratic organization mourns Representative Henry Flood of the Tenth Virginia district. Flood chaired the Foreign Affairs Committee and aided wartime policy across administrations. A keen, practical lawyer and political strategist, his death leaves a gap in state politics and party leadership.

Rors Henry E Flood Virginia Democrati Organization Mlyteh Fiood Hison Gerany Flood Virginia Ito Huthern

Reppling Rhymes by Walt Mason

Poet Walt Mason riffs on hash as a humble comfort versus costly grand meals. He recalls grandma’s onion hash and mocks luxury eatery pretensions while praising simple, cherished flavors and memories.

Walt Mason France Italy Spain

Funeral Rites for Rev. Coup land Page

The funeral of the late Rev. Coup land Randolph Page, a retired Episcopal clergyman and Civil War courier on Gen. Stonewall Jackson’s staff, was held this afternoon from his church with large attendance. Dressed in a United Confederate Veterans uniform, he was honored by delegations from Gen. Turner Ashby Camp and Winchester chapter of the United Confederate Veterans, and the Winchester lodge of A F and A Masons.

Coupland Randolph Page Protestant Episcopal Church B. Duvall Chambers Christ Church of Millwood Turner Ashby United Confederate Veterans Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21 A. F A. Masons Lou Johnson Frederick Samuel Riggs

House for sale with 6 rooms and two basements

Good dwelling with 6 rooms and two basements plus hall, porches, running water in kitchen and bedrooms. Well located on North Mr Street with city water, sewers, and sidewalks. large 40 foot lot. Investment price around $700. We have buyers for several medium sized properties.

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Law's Bounds on Campaign Expense Filings in Virginia

Democrat candidates in the November election filed expense reports within the law. Elected officials like Boyd R. Richards reported totals such as 45 dollars. others such as J L Maphis and James P. Reardon listed modest costs. Several defeated candidates did not file, though required within 30 days.

Boyd R. Richards House of Delegates Winchester Frederick County Cort W. T. Barr Democratic Campaign Committee Checker J. L. Maphis James P. Reardon Commonwealth Attorny J. B. Beverley, Sr Corporation Court Adam Forney Forney Kirk

Murder Mystery In Girl's Death In Johnsonburg

Miss Margaret Warmbrodt, 22, a cler k, was found dead in the Clarion River near Johnsonburg. Coroner says she was likely thrown in alive and killed by a throat wound. her pocketbook and small amount of money were found intact in the creek.

Associated Prosp Johnsonburg Margaret Warmbrodt Clarion River

Rouse Named Democratic Congressional Committee Chair

Representative Arthur B. Rouse of Kentucky has been chosen to head the Democratic Congressional Committee to succeed the late H. D. Flood of Virginia. Rouse, serving his sixth term in Congress from the Sixth Kentucky district, was announced as the new chairman.

Washington Arthur B. Rouse Kentucky Democratic Congressional Committee H. D. Flood Virginia Rouse

The Star Reduces Mail Subscription Rates

The Star announces a radical reduction to annual and half year mail subscriptions starting January 1, 1922. The new price is $3 per year or $1.50 for six months if paid in advance, offered to ease burdens for farmers despite current conditions.

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