Battle At Hang Chow Involving Soldiers Reported
A clash at Hang Chow involving soldiers is reported with details unclear. The incident centers on armed confrontation and subsequent administrative actions. Further updates are awaited.
04 Feb 1927
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1927
Page
1
A clash at Hang Chow involving soldiers is reported with details unclear. The incident centers on armed confrontation and subsequent administrative actions. Further updates are awaited.
Reports from Shanghai indicate a battle south of the city with 500 wounded arriving at Hangchow hospitals as Sun's forces clash near Yenchow. Washington says no landing will occur unless American lives are in danger. Chinese minister Sze sought information but did not protest.
Be ir ut Syria Feb 4 Eight persons were killed and 30 wounded in a Bagdad street riot during a demonstration. Police quelled the disturbance after protests centered on whether professors should be retained. Dispatches indicate the clash began with student protests escalating into violence.
C B Organ at Rouss Garage displays a Four Door Whip Sedan and Lapdan model. The public showcase highlights new auto designs and features for potential buyers.
At Virginia Military Institute a highway conference heard Wilson of the U S Bureau of Public Roads discuss the role of rail and auto travel in long distance road building. He traced Virginia’s road history from canal days to federal aid highways and noted state and local funding levels for 1925 and beyond.
Rev. C. T. Warner of Washington will preach in Meade Memorial Chapel at White Post Sunday at 7 30 p m. Then remember Rowland's Sale February 10 four miles north of Green Spring on Greenspring road featuring cows horses hogs shoats.
Mrs Marthe T Whittington widow of Charles T Whittington died last night at the home of her daughter Mrs Mary B McAboy near Brucetown in the county She was in her 94th year and born at Shannondale Springs She leaves four sons Charles H Leetown Way Hienatac Wheatfield and William L plus three daughters and many grandchildren Interment will be at Lebanon Church Cemetery beside her husband Funeral services will be at 11 am from the McAboy home in Wadesville conducted by Rev J D Russell The grandsons will act as pallbearers She was mother of stock dealer Charles Whittington
Edward Kline of Stephens City in this county is jailed in Winchester awaiting the grand jury action on a liquor sale charge. A warrant by Nathaniel Mongold led to the commitment. Mongold and three Mongold women were summoned as witnesses. Mayor Smallwood held Kline in default of bail for grand jury action.
Rouss Fire Co notes its regular monthly meeting for Friday evening February 4 at 8 o'clock. W. E. Hewitt serves as secretary. Reliable Taxi Service listed with contact details. Used cars advertised by H. W. Ebert and savings on Colonial Floor Wax by Miller & Bro hardware.
Senator Cale R. Blease of South Carolina will be the principal speaker at the annual banquet of the Charley Houss Fire Company on Friday evening February 11. The event celebrates the birthday of the late Charles Broadway Rouss of New York, with Harry C. Stouffer chairing the invitation committee.
Miss Mamie Griffith was robbed by a footpad who seized her handbag near the residence of the late Dr. Wm. P. McGuire on Amherst Street just before 8 o’clock last night. The thief fled into a nearby alley and disappeared. Griffith was shaken but unharmed. the bag held about one dollar and a meal ticket. Police arrived quickly but could not identify the assailant as no description was provided.
Former local policeman Lawrence M. Guthridge was acquitted of operating an automobile while intoxicated and reckless driving. He was found guilty of drunkenness and disorderly conduct, fined 25 dollars and costs, and released. The case drew a crowded courtroom and fluctuating testimony about who drove the car.
Farmers Education and Cooperative Union Local No 1151 Virginia division meets at 7 30 tomorrow evening in the People's Bank building Stephens City addressing cooperative marketing of farm products with discussion on coal fertilizer and clover seed Officers named for the year will preside and participate with plans for a large attendance and active program
Used car ad listing two Buick coupes four passenger models a 1927 Dodge coupe described as new and an Essex coach with an additional sixty other vehicles referenced. H W Ebert is credited.
Experienced orchard foreman Sam R. Hurst advertises work and contact details. Phone 340. Rouss Garase organizes display cues with two to four acting points.
City Manager Sh. Dettra backs a Whitman firm proposal to build a storm sewer from town run north to Piccadilly Street and Loudoun Street to curb floodwaters in the business district. Estimated cost is 6600 dollars, with partial council report filed.
In Portugal the rebellion against President Carpona collapsed as General Souaa Dias and armed civilians surrendered to loyalist troops led by the war minister. Reports say there was no major fighting and the movement was quickly contained. A general strike on southern and southeastern state railways began, risking traffic disruption.
A Baltimore and Ohio train struck a touring car at a Kensington Md crossing killing five aboard the car. Witnesses say ignoring the bell warning led to the tragedy. Mrs Grafton Hollard and four Twombleys died. Neal Twombley and Kathryn Twombley survived.
The James Whitlock Farm comprising a hundred acres five miles west of Gore along Northwestern Grade will be sold in front of the Court House in Winchester at 12 o clock noon on Saturday February 12 1927. See sale bills.
Dr Avis born in Harrisonburg served in the Civil War era and was transfered to Dr Hunter McGuire staff. The article recalls his role as a guard holding John Brown and seven followers during the Harpers Ferry incident, with family memories and a later funeral at Emanuel Episcopal Church.
The Star reports Samuel Brooks of Harrisonburg has been appointed to the Virginia State Board of Pharmacy, succeeding J L Williams whose five year term ends this date. Other board members listed include W L Lyle, H C Littlejohn, C Kerfoot, A Winne, and D E Solgel.
For sale notice offers first mortgage bonds with principal and interest payments. Title guaranteed by a title company. State refund on bonds. Pay 3 percent semi annually. Hansbrough & 4 Insurance Real Estate listing details for bids and terms.
Classified notice from Value Used Cary listing sedans and landaus for sale with 2 percent terms, featuring W. Ebert and C. B. Organ contact details in Rouss Ga.
Fragmentary notice describes a state inspection or standard for protective wear. No clear dates, names, or locations readable. Further details unavailable in readable text.
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