Cadets Injured in Valley Pike Car Crash Near New Market
Four Massanutten cadets were hurt when their automobile skidded and overturned on the Valley pike near New Market. The injured were treated by Dr. Shoemaker in New Market and then moved to Woodstock for care at the Massanutten infirmary. Recent similar Cadet accidents underscore ongoing safety concerns for trips to events.
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Valley Pike
New Market
Augusta Military
Seddi
Fouts
J. J. Shoemaker
Woodstock
Massanutten
Massamitten
Augusta
Fort
Wishburne
Waynesboro
Massanuten
Fort Defiance
North Main Street
Harisonburg
Four Held in Bail for Trial in Martinsburg Case
James and Joseph Gordon both held on bond in Martinsburg as the Berkeley county grand jury considers February breaking and entering and larceny at Mrs. R L Cloud home on Arden road. Witnesses Evelyn Mahoney and Bobbie Martin Solmon also held as witnesses. Amick, Mahoney, and Solmon arrested in Winchester and sent back to Martinsburg. Bobbie Martin, a former Winchester resident, is among the arrestees. Also an 8-room brick residence for sale on Main Street at $5,000 listed by T. Birmingham.
Fragmentary note hints at poisoned bait and danger
The readable fragments mention mice, poison, heat, coal and a reference to protectors. The text is incomplete but indicates a warning about lethal harm from poisoned substances and potential protective actions.
Democratic Women's Club Meeting Notice
Democratic Women's Club will hold a meeting on Tuesday January 16 1923 at 7 30 PM in the Handley Library Auditorium. The notice invites members to attend and participate in the cost sale event featuring robes and radiographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Women’s Club
Handley Library
Mail carrier knocked down by car in Winchester
Veteran postal worker Mr John S Brown was struck while riding a bicycle at Kent and Water streets. Dragged 25 feet under the car, he suffered cuts and bruises and is confined to his home. Brown is described as the oldest mail carrier in the city and a respected citizen.
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John S. Brown
Amelierrier
Poiést
South Kent Street
Kent
Water Streets
Brown
Kent Street
Water Street
Winchester
Market closes strong as shares rally across sectors
The market ended the week with broad gains led by can, rubber, motor, oil, food and merchandising shares. High priced ceilers posted solid advances while cheaper rails like New Haven and St Paul preferred fell back. About 600000 shares changed hands.
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Boeing
dielpatten _isvorabi
Easton
Eitares
New Haven
St. Paul
Cameron Parties Misses Leave Richmond For Raleigh
Mrs Bennehan Cameron and Miss Belle Cameron departed by motor for Raleigh North Carolina after Christmas with Miss Sallie Cameron in Richmond. Sallie Cameron stays with her aunt Mrs Thomas Carter, with several small events planned in her honor. Mrs Levin Jaynes hosts dinner on West Franklin Street while Mrs Spencer Carter also entertains. Cameron sisters are daughters of the late P H Mayo of Powhatan near Boyce Clarke County.
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Bennehan Cameron
Belle Cameron
Raleigh
N. C
Sallie Cameron
Richmond
Thomas Carter
Levin Jaynes
West Franklin Street
Spencer Carter
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Cameron
P. H. Mayo
Powhatan
Boyce
Clarke County
Exports of corn rise for U S cereal year ends November
Exports of corn from the United States for the year ending November 1 show a 40 percent rise from the prior year with total shipments reaching 163,300,006 bushels. Europe leads demand with France, Belgium, Italy and Spain buying five times pre war levels.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Europe i
Julian Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
France
Belgium
Italy
Spain
Winchester High School Drama Triumph in City Hall Auditorium
The Winchester High School Dramatic Club presented the comedy Hurry Hurry Murry at City Hall Auditorium to a full audience. The production received praise for its lively pacing and strong performances by Pauline Shoop Edith Cornwell and Maurice Grim with Miss Ritter and staff cited for solid support and staging.
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Winchester High School
City Hall Auditorium
Stepher
Pauline Shoop
Letitia Brown
Edith Cornwell
Mrs. Hooker
Alvin Kremer
Jack Crandall
Texas
George Barr
Professor Bartholomew
Wilbur Riley
Ted Stone
Gertrude Ritter
Dramatic Club
Toses
Miss Ritter
WE. Tv'er
Hig School
H. S. Duffey
Hooker
Funeral change sets service time for John C C Becher
The funeral for John C C Becher 69 who died at his West Clifford home will be held at Centenary Reformed Church at 3 30 Sunday afternoon instead of 3 oclock because Rev J Silorgarrison of Harrisonburg Va cannot arrive in time. Interment will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery with active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers from Handley Council United Commercial Travelers and other associations.
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John CC. Becher
West Clifford Street
Centenary Reformed Church
J. Silor Garrison
Harrisonburg
Mr. Becher
Mount Hebron
Robert L. Gray
Jack Steele
Benjamin Krouse
M. Lohr Capper
H. D. Fuller
O. H. Cornwell
C.W. Trenary
DF. Yost
L. C. Janney
W. W. Dellinger
RC. DeWitt
George H. Heatwale
Handley Council
United Commercial Travelers
G- O. Snapp
A. C. Slonaker
Winchester
B. W.T. Phraener
Hagerstown
Notice to Subscribers This Month in Advance
Public notice informs readers of subscription arrangements and timing for the Evening Star. The fragment mentions a wandering boy and a Pantages venue, indicating a local entertainment reference and subscriber directive. This item reads as a brief newspaper notice about upcoming access or scheduling.
Valley Bank Names Officers and Directors
Valley National Bank at Shenandoah names R. Gray Williams as president and W A Baker as vice president at its first meeting of the newly elected directors. Old directors were unanimously re-elected: Williams, Cooper, Lohrper, Bell, Richards, Hiett, Weems, Baker, and Glale. No changes in bank officials.
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Eee
R. Gray Williams
Wiame
W. A. Baker
Shenamto&’h Valley National Bank
Lewis F. Cooper
M. Lohr Per
Stewart Bell
A. B. Richards
W. S. Hiett
E.V. Weems
Rain and Snow Forecast for Week Across Regions
Weather Bureau forecast for the week beginning Monday calls for cloudy and warmer conditions in the North and Middle Atlantic states with rain and snow at the start, clearing to generally fair weather through midweek, then renewed snow and rain by Thursday or Friday, followed by colder temperatures after Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Weather Bureau
North
Middle Atlantic
Turks anxious to resume war as peace talks falter
From Smyrna it is reported that the Turkish leadership is feverishly preparing to resume hostilities if the Lausanne peace conference breaks down. The note from Malta cites Reuters on the potential shift in the eastern front.
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Associated Press
Valetta
Malta
Smyrna
Reuter’s
Lausanne
Congressman Montegra of New Mexico Dies at Home
Representative Montegra of New Mexico died suddenly at his Washington home after being stricken while shaving. He collapsed and died within a short time.
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New Mexico
Associated Press
Robbery Hits Bridges and West Store in Norwood La
Robbers blew open a safe at Bridges and West in Norwood Louisiana early today taking about $30,000 in Liberty bonds and $1,000 in cash plus other securities. They escaped in an automobile.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Bridges and West
Norwood
Allied Ambassadors Press Lithuania Over Memel Tension
Paris January 13 The allied council of ambassadors decided to urge Lithuania to suppress a group of Lithuanians threatening Memel. They expressed confidence the Lithuanian government can halt the movement if it acts quickly and decisively.
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Associated Press
Paris
Allied Council
Kovno
Memel
Passengers on Suwanee Special Derail in Kentucky
Three Pullman coaches derailed near Danville Kentucky on the Suwanee Special bound for Cincinnati from Jacksonville. No injuries were reported and the cars did not overturn as officials investigated the mishap.
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Associated
Cincinnati
Southern Railway
Jacksonville
Danville
Mrs Dunn Laid To Rest In Stephens City Va
Funeral for the late Mrs Marjorie Dunn aged 31 wife of Frank L Dunn occurred in Philadelphia Wednesday morning and was held Thursday afternoon at the Southern Methodist Church in Stephens City Virginia. Burial was beside her mother in Stephens City cemetery. Rev J R Jacobs assisted by Rev G Gaither and Rev Frank Strother officiated. Remains arrived at 12 45 from Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and were met by relatives and Martinsburg friends arriving by auto.
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Marjorie Dunn
Frank L. Dunn
Philadelphia
Southern Methodist Church
Stephens City
J. R. Jacobs
Trinity M. _E. Church
South
Martin Ivy
G. . Gaither
Stephens Case
Frank Strother
Baltimore and Ohio
Martinsburg
Dry agents dispute over rum running boats off Jersey coast
William R Sanders of the U S customs service called the claim of large scale rum running off Sandy Hook laughable after four rum runners were seized. Observers noted about 300 small boats clustered around a fleet of ships near Am brace light, with shore witnesses counting ten boats from Highlands. Washington officials billed reports of large landings as erroneous and said the headlines exaggerated.
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Associated Press
NDPW
York
Wiliam RR. Sanders
United States Customs Service
Jersey
Sandy Hook
Saunders
Ambrose
Thad
Highlands
Washington
New Jersey
Todas
Isiomer Haynes
New Jy Dry
Memorial for Mrs. Lala Wells in Park City Montana
Mrs. Lala Marian Perry Wells wife of Emory H. Wells and daughter of Frank Perry of Stephens City died in Billings Montana after medical treatment. She aided Park City Mercantile and led the dry seeds department, active in church and civic work. Survived by husband son Dana E. Wells, five brothers and four sisters.
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Park City
Mont
Lala Marian Perry Wells
Emory H. Wells
Frank Perry
Stephens City
Billings
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pioneer
Wells
Park City Mercantile Company
Robert
Edward Perry
Ohio
Orville
Christopher
Jesse Perry
J. C. Hensen
Cumberland
Mid
B. FE. Thompson
West Homestead
Ray Albin
Tloyd Painter
Stephens
City
Irishmen Burn Cosgrove House in Ballyboden
Armed men burned the house of William Cosgrove president of the Irish free state ministry at Ballyboden Dublin. Cosgrove has not resided there for some time.
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Associated Press
Dublin
William Cosgrove
Irish Free State Ministry
Ballyboden
County
French Flag Torn Down Near Essen
Berlin reports at Steele two miles from Essen a French flag hoisted by occupying troops was torn down and destroyed. The cargomaster apologized to the French commander and issued an appeal warning against excesses. Essen notes a conference where Germans agreed to resume coal deliveries under tentative Franco German control.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Steele
Einsem
Vorwaertse
Eessen
French Control Commission
Germains
French occupy public buildings and suspend classes in Duisburg
In Duisburg on January 13 twenty two public school buildings have been requisitioned by the French for troops of occupation, forcing the city to discontinue all classes as other quarters are unavailable. The French are also occupying all public halls.
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Duisburg
One Dead in B and C Wreck near Toledo
A passenger train failing to see a stopped freight caused a wreck in Toledo Ohio. The crash killed Charles Frederick of the freight crew and injured several sleeping crew members including Mrs Amelia Marr Walter Elliott and Charles Brown with an unidentified engineer among the injured.
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Toledo
Ak Res
Charles Frederick
Amelia Marr
Highland Park
Mich
Walter Elliott
Saginaw
Charles Brown
Three men executed in Dundalk for arms possession
Dublin January 13 three men were executed in Dundalk according to Free State authorities. They were sentenced to death for the possession of arms and ammunition.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Dundalk
Free State
Deadlock on Turkish tariff at Lausanne talks
After eight hours of private talks, the near east conference failed to move the Turkish tariff issue from deadlock. Conferees hoped for progress but negotiations remained stalled as the session ended in Lausanne.
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Associated Press
Lausanne
Hughes Invited to Visit Chile for Pan American Conference
Secretary Hughes will attend the Pan AmericanConference opening soon at Santiago Chile. He has accepted conditionally an invitation to visit Chile through the Chilean ambassador here pending arrangement details.
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Associated Press
Ashington
Yore Hughes
Santiago
Chili
Water Wells Drilled and Completed Quickly
Water wells drilled and completed with quick, efficient service. Local operator GOcHnO WM. J. offers reliable well work from Maurertown area.
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Gochno WM. J
Maurertown
Hope for Short Session Delayed By Governor Trinkle News
The article notes Governor Trinkle may set a brief session limited to essential matters and then return home. It mentions his absence from the city, the governor's influence on state affairs, and his death in Wytheville with Masonic rites. Stores and town activities paused for his funeral.
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Trinkle
Owe
William Trinkle
Wytheville
Last Rites for Mrs. Mary Carper
The funeral was held at the Carper home Thursday after one o clock with Rev Switzer officiating. Mrs Carper was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Services drew a large number of friends and relatives. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers named Hottel, William G Cooper.
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Mary
Bervin Carper
B. ¥. Switzer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carper
Mtanneae
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Hottel
William G. Cooper
Christmas Club Mercial Opens Savings Tonight
The Christmas Club and Savings offers limited hours with a flood of customers ready to save. The bank advertises Saturday evening slots 7 to 9, plus daytime hours. Thousands flock to join as the new season begins.
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THE
Commal& Bank
Harding and Republicans Seek Amended Debt Funding Law
The Associated Press reports in Washington that Harding and Republican leaders decided to seek an amended debt funding law. The move aims to liberalize settlement terms with nations owing the United States future payments.
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Associated
Washington
Harding
Ors
United States
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the Evening Star
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Essen
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