Trinkle Recommends Big Virginia Budget for 1926 28
Governor Trinkle presents the fourth budget to the General Assembly proposing general fund appropriations of 23 733 407 for Virginia for 1926 28 with 1 772 469 scheduled for the first year and 11 960 938 for the second. The plan shows a 369 473 rise over prior figures and notes higher education highway construction and dairy and food division increases while deficits and revenues are carefully projected.
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Ichmond
Virginia
General Assembly
Trinkle
State Departments
Public
Auditor’ of Public Accounts
Treasury
Free Publi" Schoors
General Fund
State Geological Survey of
Department
Agriculture
Virginia Pilots’ Association
State Corporation Commission
Corporation’ Commission
Sehoo Locati
Byrd’s Political Future a Hot Topic in Virginia
Norfolk Pilot notes strong speculation over Governor Harry F Byrd planning beyond his term. He says he will return to apple growing after four years as governor, though friends expect ambitions toward Washington. Byrd plans to have the General Assembly receive the retiring governor’s message the same day as the new governor to begin the session.
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Norfolk Virginia
Harry F. ‘Byrd
Valley of
Virginia
Byrd
United States
Senate
Norfolk
General Assembly
Bryd
Famous De Moss Family Musical Concert Tuesday
The De Moss entertainers present a classical and patriotic program at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday at 8 pm. For 54 years the De Moss family has entertained across the nation and abroad, famed for church concerts blending classical and patriotic music with readings and piano.
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Éyvery
State of America
Canada
Europe
de Moss
Senator Denny Appointed To Two Committees
The Virginia Senate steering committee announced committee assignments after personnel changes. Senator Joseph Denny of Clarke Frederick Shenandoah district was named to the roads and internal navigation committee, succeeding governor elect. Denny also joined the general laws committee, replacing W Worth Smith Jr.
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Virginia Senate
Senate
Joseph & Denny
Clarke - Frederick - Shenandoah
Denny
W. Worth Smith, Jr
Williams to Speak on Robert E Lee as National Asset
R Gray Williams will address the Philadelphia Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at a January 19 luncheon in Philadelphia Bellevue-Stratford Hotel on General Lee Day. The Star will publish the full address as an analysis of the birthday figure.
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R. Gray Williams
Robert B. Lee
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
General Lee
Philadelphia
United Daughters of ‘the Confederacy
Williams
Star
Lee
Myra Reed Skivinsky
Nicholson Out of Jail Until Feb 1
Nicholson and his son faced charges in county circuit court for assaulting Sheriff Pannett and resisting arrest. After a conference with attorney Philip Williams, the elder Nicholson posted a $500 bond to await February 1 and begin serving his sentence while the younger Nicholson was released to allow his family to relocate for support.
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Pannett
Philip Williams
Nicholson
Albin
Madison County
Europe Endures Severe Cold Wave Across Nations
Europe is gripped by an intense cold spell with heavy snowfalls and winds. France reports subzero temperatures from east to west, Dinard shifts from mild to cold, Venice canals freeze, Rome endures hot winds from the Sahara, and northern Italy faces snow and temperatures 13 degrees below zero along the Piave.
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Associated Press
Paris
Europe
France
Dinard
Italy
Venice
Rome
Mediterranean
Sahara
Piave River
Notice of Tax Reassessment Hearing in Winchester
The Board of Equalization for Frederick County will meet at the Court House in Winchester Virginia on January 25 1926 at 10 am to hear complaints on the reassessment of land for the year 1925 C C Brannon Clerk Also for rent furnished room with access to garage Phone 1953 (1 15 61)
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Board of Equalization
Frederick Co
Court House
Winchester
C. C. Brannon
Negro Breaks Jail Again in Chestertown Escape
Joseph Blackwell, a 40 year old Black man labeled dangerous, escaped Chestertown jail by bending bars and squeezing through an oath window before leaping into the yard. Deputies search two counties as sightings arise in Suderville, Queen Anne County.
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Chestertown
Joseph Blackwell
Suderville
Queen Anne County
Governor Smith Pursues Private Life After Term
New York January 15. Governor Smith reiterates plan to retire to private life next January ending his current term. The move disrupts state politics and fuels national speculation about 1928 Democratic presidential nomination with observers split on whether he seeks only state office or a national bid.
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New York
Smith
A. Bom Shell
Catholics Pray for Recovery of Cardinal Mercier
Prayers were ordered in all Catholic churches in Belgium for Cardinal Mercier as his doctors report his health remains critical after surgery. Catholic school pupils will also pray each morning before classes. The press faces criticism for alleged withholding of his true condition.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Kingdom of
Belgium
Cardinal Mercier
Motors Hit by Bear Attacks in Opening Stock Debacle
New York January 15 The opening stock market saw renewed selling pressure with motors as the main target of bear traders. Orders on rails and various industrials dragged prices down from 1 to 41 percent, while call loans held at 4 percent as traders liquidated due to weak support for representative issues.
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Associated Press
New York
Motors
Youth Put To Death By Firing Squad In Utah
Ralph W. Seyboldt was executed for the murder of patrolman David H. Crowther by firing squad at the Utah state penitentiary at 8 04 this morning. He walked from his cell to his position without assistance.
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Utah
They Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Ralph W. Seyboldt
David H. Crowther
State Penitentiary
Rev Mr Ghiselin to preach at Berryville and Stone's Chapel
The Rev Charles Ghiselin of China will speak at the Presbyterian Church in Berryville Sunday January 17 at 11 a.m. and at Stone's Chapel at 3 p.m. He is the son of the Rev Dr Charles Ghiselin of Shepherdstown. Citizens are warmly invited to attend.
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Charles Ghiselin
China
Presbyterian Church
Berryville
Washington highlights from today in Congress and court
Marketing conference closes as world court session debates in Senate. The Italian debt settlement lingers in the House while Harvey Firestone testifies on rubber investigation. Opponents of the railroad labor bill appear before the Senate committee.
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Ate
House
Harvey Firestone
Senate Committee
Toland Bryarly Jr Improves After Scarlet Fever Illness
Toland Bryarly Jr who had been ill for some time at the home of his parents on Fairmont avenue with scarlet fever is much improved today.
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Toland Bryarly, Jr
Fairmont Avenue
Smashed Street Barrier and Arrest in Traffic mishap
Jerry Hollar was arrested by Policeman Guthridge for speeding after driving into a rope across South Market Street near Jail Hill. The rope, used to block the street for coaster traffic, was damaged along with a hanging lantern. He faces a police court hearing tonight as the city cites police authority to close streets by rope or barrier.
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Jerry. Hollar
Guthridge
South Market Street
Jail Hill
Hollar
Mrs. W M L Smith Named to Virginia Health Board
Mrs William Morgan Smith of Rosemont near Berryville Carr ie county is appointed by Governor Trinkle to the Virginia State Board of Health to fill the unexpired term of her late husband Dr William M Smith The governor notes the appointment dates from January 13 Dr Smith long served on the board and supported tuberculosis education Mrs Smith says she will accept and continue his work on health issues in the state
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William Morgan. Smith
Rosemont
Berryville
Carrie County
Trinkle
Virginia State Board of Health
William M. Smith
Smith
State Board of Health
James Henry. Cox
Westmoreland County
Wr. Smith
Winchester
Alexandria
Fails To Get Jackson Day Speech In Record Again
Washington January 15. For the fifth day in a row Representative Linthicum Democrat Maryland failed to place Governor Ritchie Maryland's Jackson Day speech in the congressional record. Objections by Blanton Texas argued the governor attacked the eighteenth amendment. Linthicum said he would try again tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington
Representative Linthicum
Maryland
Ritchie
Chicago
Blanton
Texas
Linthicum
Wanted Representative for Six Popular Magazines
For sale cheap, to quick buyer, store suitable for garage, 'store oF any large building. 'Apply to Star office. WANTED Representative for six popular magazines. Excellent opportunity for woman, who has private telephone and desires to work from home. Leads furnished. Commission basis. Write Miss Fay, care Star, Winchester, Va.
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Star
Miss Fay
Care Star
Winchester
Free Chest Examination January 16
The Winchester and Frederick County Tuberculosis Association teams with the State Board of Health to offer a free tuberculosis clinic. On Saturday January 16, from 9 am to 1 pm and 2 to 5 pm, at the District Nurse Association office in the Chamber of Commerce building, a State Health specialist will oversee. The examinations are free and not painful, and may detect early signs of the disease.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Pay Now Save Discount in January Offer
Special January rate is in effect with a pay now save discount. No discount after January.
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THE
Evening Star
Mine Disaster At Farmington Claims Dozens Of Lives
Rescue teams work through debris at the Jamison Coal Co mine near Farmington. By evening twelve bodies had been moved from the mine while twenty six miners remained unaccounted for amid heavy debris and dangerous conditions. Coroners and officials report limited progress as crews clear passages and search in ground recesses. A separate blast at the McConnell mine near Wilburton, Oklahoma, yielded seven bodies recovered from debris with more expected as crews continue delays due to hazardous passages and a fresh crew expected after midnight.
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Fairmont
Vadan
Jamison
Farmington
Rem
Dansing
Theblage
Wilburton
Okila
McConnell
Don
McCumeal
Inspiring Revival Services At Union Church
Rev H C Walker urges closeness to the mysterious friend the Holy Spirit during last night’s service at John Mann Church. Thanksgiving service planned for the week’s end with testimony and praise led by Rev B Spriggs. Next week Mount Carmel F B Church Braddock Street hosts services. F E R Bargett to speak on Cunard Line.
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John Mann Church
Spriggs
Mount Carmel
F. B
Braddock Street
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