Winchester leads Virginia cities in school systems
Sheriff Apage spoke to the Women’s League about jail crowding. Apple Blossom Festival authorities warn merchants against ad schemes. Roy P. Duvall on Country Gentlemen bowling team set 187 as Northern Virginia Power Co. defeated. Virginia apples strong with 10,697 cars shipped. horses face meningitis warnings. Maxime’s Southern Melody Orchestra plays at Hotel Jack. West Virginia pays 5 million yearly interest.
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Hotel Jack
Five Years Ago: Rosenberger Move and Martinsburg Curfew Proposal
Five years ago on January 18 1925 John W Rosenberger and Company moved into new offices. A proposed dance curfew law appeared in Martinsburg West Virginia and local officials debated enforcement.
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Martinsburg
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Virginia Horticultural Society holds nineteen annual meeting
Fifteen years ago on January 18 2015 the Virginia State Horticultural Society gathered for its nineteenth annual meeting at the city auditorium. A fruit show accompanied the event at the Eddy Press building attracting a large crowd while Al. G. Fields Minstrels performed at the Empire Theatre. Local civic notes include J. D. Grim elected captain of the South End Fire Company and Harold C. March as secretary.
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The
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South End
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Borah Pleases and Mystifies in Dallas News Snippet
A compact Dallas News item notes Senator Borah as hard to please yet hard not to please, reflecting mixed public perception of his political stance and rhetoric.
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Mr. Borah
Dallas News
Moran and Mack at Capitol Today and Tomorrow
Moran and Mack the Two Black Crows perform at the Capitol Theatre presenting bits from past hits and new material. The all talking Why Bring That Up features a plot by Octavus Roy Cohen with Evelyn Brent as the leading girl and elaborate stage scenes.
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Capitol Theatre
Moran Mack
Paramount
Octavus Roy Cohen
Moran
Mack
Evelyn Brent
Why Bring That Up Displays Moran and Mack as Two Black Crows
The piece presents a real plausible plot and features Moren and Mack, the Two Black Crows, in their first appearance. The producers identify them by name, aiding audiences in recognizing the performers and settling debates about who they are.
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Moren
Mack
Moran
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