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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1915

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English Landlordism Seen Through Raw War Time Lens

The Handley Lecture presenter Professor Barnes sketches a stark portrait of English life alleging concentrated property ownership, worsening rents, and hardship for workers. He cites landlords evicting families as women and children march with banners about fathers fighting in Belgium, and he warns of a drift toward militarism and autocracy.

London Rattles Barnes England Barmmes Earl of Red Belgium Reacher

Will contest over Sam G Noakes will reaches city court

The trial in the City Court centers on the validity of the late Sam G Noakes will. Testimony includes claims of insanity and family disputes. Witnesses describe Noakes behavior before and after his marriage to Annie Dykes, and how notes and gifts related to alleged laundry competition in the village. Proceedings cover commitment to Staunton asylum and family property holdings in North Main Street, Braddock Street, and Frederick County lands.

ISE Sam. G. Noakes Wright Annie Dykes Mary Carper Clinton Athey Dead Man Noakes Miss Dykes Sam Ms. Wright Herman E. Noakes Ainst Annie E. Noakes Rs Ag Samuel G. Noakes Staunton Www Beverley J. W. A. Bell Virginia Wright Bieline Wright S. G .Noakes Braddock — Street Shere Miss Dodson Annie Mrs. Wright Sar

Julian W. Baker Dies at 67 in Frederick County

Frederick county resident Julian W. Baker died at his home near Rownd Hill at 2 p.m. after a brief pneumonia illness. He was about 67, survived by his widow Katharine Stump and four sons, with services set for Friday at his home and burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Julian W. Baker Frederick County Rownd Hill Baker Edwin 8 Martha Wood Baker Katharine Stump Lelia Janney Messrs Edwin and Frank Baker West Virginia Julian W Baker Wood Baker Peker Mount Hebron

Byrd urges control of state school system

Lost two plain rings one worn slightly reward $500. Return to Wm Nolan care Star. Apples for Christmas and New Year's Staymans Winesaps in boxes $2.50 Massey Brothers. Gun and rifle match near Kerns town December 25 prizes valuable Earl Renner store rooms East South Main Faulkner Dry Goods Hansbrough Carter Winesaps Stayman Winesap Black Twig apples Christmas Phone 856.

Wm. Nolan Care Star South Main Street Faulkner Dry Goods Hansbrough & Carter

Old Tom Dowd to Be Tried in Federal Court

Senator-elect Harry F. Byrd criticizes the state in a Virginia interview about school book shortages and prices. He endorses reform of the public school system, election of superintendents, advance notice of book changes, and local purchase options to ease costs and stock issues. He calls for curbing the State Board of Education and reducing expenses for school books.

Old Tom Dowd Harry F. Byrd Virginia State Board of Education Designec State Board of ‘Education

Banquet Honors Bazaar Workers of Friendship Fire Co

The Ladies Bazaar Committee at Friendship Fire Company hosted a banquet at the bazar hall on South Main street praising the workers. Net proceeds from the bazar reached about 700 dollars and a committee meeting was set for 7:30 p.m. to settle oyster supper matters. Old Tom Dowd, famed postal thief, faces transfer to North Carolina for federal trials after a Winchester jail arraignment. Dowd is under guard and held on multiple indictments across several states.

Friendship Fire Company Faulkner South Main Street Friendship Company Star Friendship Hall East Cork Street Thomas Price Old Tom Dowd North Carolina Old Tom United States Post Office Baltimore and Ohio Vaucluse Henry C. McDowell United States District Court iLynchburg Dowd Winchester Raleigh Sven McDowell Benjamin Cline Stephenson Station Stephenson John 8. Lemen Charles H. Saffell Washington W. J. Dixon George E. Brill Baltimore R. D. Webber Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Secret Service M. A. Doran J. R. Doran

Christmas Front Posts War Realities Shielding Yuletide Peace

Russian general Russky II relieved from Riga defense after leading troops capturing Lemberg and defending Riga as Russian forces exchange fire with German and Bulgarian targets on Varna front. Army morale shows gifts amid heavy bombardment and a push toward victory as officers urge postponing Christmas celebrations.

Paris Santa Clara London Varna Russky II Sete Russky Russia Riga Dvinak Russky Lemberg

Auto Wrecked But No One Was Hurt

A Studebaker carrying five men from Star Tannery wrecked on the Valley turnpike near Vaucluse after a tire blew out. The occupants were unhurt and damage to the car was about 20 dollars. H. C. Borden assisted the party in Town.

Studebaker Leonard Clayton J. W. Rudolph Star Tannery Valley Turnpike Vaucluse H. C. Borden Winchester

Fresh Fish. By Wire to The Star

Fresh fish news item appears in wire copy to The Star with fragmented text and unclear details. The brief lacks full context.

Wire

Diamond Rings at F. R. Cranes Wholesale Prices

Large 14 K gold diamond rings offered at about wholesale price. Sixteen to twenty units available priced around ten dollars each. Includes 20 1 p 2 t marking.

F. R. Crane's

Winchester Mayor restricts firecrackers during Christmas 1915

Mayor Julian F. Ward mails directive to Chief M A Doran restricting firecracker use in Winchester. From noon December 24 to 10 p.m. December 25 1915 only ordinary firecrackers allowed on Market Main and Braddock streets Cork to Piccadilly. Giant crackers and high explosives prohibited citywide to protect churchgoers shoppers.

Julian F. Ward M. A. Doran Mayor's Office Winchester Market Main Braddock Cork Piccadilly J. F. Ward

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Roe. Barnes Handley City Hall Wil Handley Board Mr. Barton Barton Ir. Beverley Fee of the Dr. Bell Harry Kern Bell Jo Atd Torney Kern James G. Smith Fairfax Mr. Noakes Kern Ansie Ers Byrd Massey Brothers Kernstown Earl Renner H. H. Baker Capper’s Bazar Committee F. Bruce Capper Welles E. Bruce Capper the Jeweler Jal United States A. J. Tavenner R. W. Hodgin W. F. Chester J. S. Lemen Berlin Austria Sar Office Epalin Karas Burna Saloniki Eprlin Austrias Hungary Stephen Tigsen Francis Joseph Budapest America Monsense Archy Vienna Ancona Opis Dumba Itaeir Orndorff & M Graydlal Grassral Capper Il Eal City of Winchester, Va
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