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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1930

Page

7

Woodrow Wilson Peace Prize Awarded for 1929

The 1929 Woodrow Wilson Peace Prize has been awarded with $25,000. Dr Henry Louis Smith has resigned as president of Washington University. Authorities announced plans to fill a North occupant position in September. An owl perched nonchalantly on an East Piccadilly restaurant sign among pedestrians.

Kruschen Salts Health Ad Promises Youthful Vitality

The Kruschen Method is and claims to burn fat if needed and detoxify the body by daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks and is sold at Baker's Drug Store and other drug stores worldwide.

Baker’s Drug Store Adv

Last rites for prominent Winchester lawyer Robert M. Ward

Today funeral rites were held for Robert M. Ward a leading member of the Winchester bar. Ward was a respected attorney whose career and community work were noted by peers and local officials. He passed away recently at his Winchester residence.

Ton Led’ University Robert M. Ward Winchester Bar

Virginia Senate to consider abolition of motor vehicle commissioner

Fragmentary text notes a Virginia Senate floor bill to abolish the office of motor vehicle commissioner. The report also mentions earlier local Rotary remarks by A. L. Mace of Massachusetts, and a reference to land under water in Central Europe.

Europe F. Asbury Kern Virginia State Senate Office of Motor Vehicle Commis A. L. Mace of & Teld Mass Rotarians

Shenandoah Valley travel experts tout Florida lure

Travel specialists from Shenandoah Valley assert Florida offers strong appeal for visitors and retirees, highlighting warm climate, beaches, and diverse attractions as key motivators for trips.

Florida Shenandoah Valley

Memorial Mount A Balotias Open Doors February

In a town note the board visitors visit a women's college and plan to open its doors in February after substantial subscriptions to the Commercial and Saving Bank. A British cabinet break up is cited over conscription. Mrs Frances Elien Hare died at the end of a brief obituary fragment.

Wngraes Sake Moapta Balotias Ty Board Woman's College Commercial and Frances Elien Hare

Astoria Woman Dies at 104 in Her City of Birth

An Astoria resident aged 104, born in Astoria, died in the city. The obituary notes her long life and ties to the community.

Astoria Ore

Chicago mayor race shapes up in Democratic field

Chicago voters see Anton J. Cermak as the Democratic choice for mayor with no opposition in his party while Mayor Thompson runs for re election facing two primary challengers.

Associated Press Anton J. Cermak President Chicago Thompson

Let The Winchester Steam Laundry Advertises Services

Local notice promotes Winchester Steam Laundry offering cleaning and laundering services with contact phones 28 and 29 and references to a Monday Wednesday Saturday schedule.

Winchester Steam Laundry

Grapplers Schedule Six Collegiate Matches for Season

Blacksburg Va Dec 30 Six matches including five against Southern Conference opponents announced today by the VP I athletics. The season opens in War Memorial Hall against Duke grapplers and continues with weekends in North Carolina North Carolina State Washington and Lee VMI and Davidson as the non conference foe.

Vv. P. I. Grapplers Associated Press Blacksburg War Memorial Hall Duke University Grapplers North Carolina North Lina State Washington and Lee University Virginia Military Institute Davidson

Shires Taken Into Custody Halts Show Career

Hollywood, Dec 30 The motion picture star Charles Arthur Shires was jailed on drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons charges after a late night arrest. Police say he reeled and tried to entertain officers with a long monologue, ending his career halt as officials sorted the situation.

Hollywood Cal Charles Arthur Shires Whataman Sergt Gordown Towne

Striblings Agree to Bout Between W L and Sharkey

The Striblings say William L. willing to face Boston fighter Sharkey in Miami or Schmeling in Chicago with a February or March date. Pa advised William Carey that negotiations with Madison Square Garden officials have been ongoing for W L to compete against Sharkey.

Miami Jack Sharkey Associated Press Ocholocknee Sharkey William Carey Madison Square Garden W. L Boston Schmeling Chicago

Thin-Handle Bats Said To Boost Home Runs In Baseball Debate

Monarch and MVP Hack argues that bats with thinner handles, not livelier balls, increase home runs. He recalls 1924 Giants when thick handles were common and notes pitchers rubbed dirt on balls in the NL, a practice he says reduces ball liveliness. He cites Chicago Cubs as an example of strong attendance regardless of ball speed.

Martinsburg W. Vic Hack New York Giants Chicago Cubs

Freedom Gift Ends Lattimer’s Ohio Prison Term

Tacke Lattimer, once hailed as a hero during a convict uprising and a major league player, leaves Ohio prison after the governor grants clemency as a Christmas gift. He was serving a life term for murder.

Lattimer Ohio

Ladies Day Draws Thousands at Wrigley Field

The article notes fans desire to see the old horse hide vanish and observes women flocking to Wrigley Field in large numbers on ladies days, highlighting the crowd's interest and gender dynamics at the event.

Wrigley Field

Nebraska Senator Calls for Lucas Resignation Over Norris Critique

Backed by colleague Senator Robert B. Howell of Nebraska, Lucas faces renewed demand to quit his Republican post after criticizing Senator Norris and challenging party loyalty.

Robert B. Howell Nebraska Robert H. Lucas Norris

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