Southern exhibit plan aims to showcase regional products at Grand Central Palace
A proposed plan calls for a broad southern show at Grand Central Palace featuring distinctly southern goods and industries. The exhibit intends to educate northern audiences and rally southern producers by displaying items from fruits vegetables and regional crafts to the potential for new markets in an expansive showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NW York
Toouigh
Grand Central Palace
Americme
Walter Raleigh
Rippling Rhymes and City Notes in Mason Lecture
In a collection of verse and local notices Walt Mason presents Rippling Rhymes while a sermon by Rev. Dr. I L Wat uperintendent of the Anti-League of North Dakota fills the Methodist Church. The column also reports on parishioners and residents with updates on Mrs McDonald Winchester and Lottie Sumerville Martinsburg and Martins W Va as well as pox concerns among schoolchildren and a Martinsburg rental note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L
Stanley McFarland
Rstown
Charles. McH
Lottie Sumerville
Martins W. Va
Joseph Sum- Bre
Redith
Kipps
Ster
Washington Star hints at Coolidge running mate choice
A fragment from the Washington Star on January 3 discusses potential running mates for Coolidge, mentioning Albert J. Beveridge and others. It notes Winchester’s historic ties and references the original Harding supporter A. Sidney Johnston among possible choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick
William
Coolidge
Albert J
Winchester
John Marshall
Sidney Johns
Italian wood carver predicts tremors in United States
A Rome dispatch via Associated Press reports Raphael Bandandi of Faenza Italy, a wood carver by trade, forecast earthquake tremors for the United States. He claimed tremors would be felt on January 15 and another on January 20, based on seismograph readings at Georgetown University. The story notes his unusual forecasting methods and potential impact on seismology.
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Woodcarver
Washington
Georgetown University
Japan
Raphael Bandan
Faenza
Italy
Associated Press
Rome
Bandandi
United States
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights and Station Signals
Radio programming tonight features talks, music, and dramas across WLAG KYW WGI WCX WGY KDKA WOC WBZ WEAF WGTI WGR and others. Listings include automobile show, police reports, farm lectures, stock market briefs, and religious services with station call letters and broadcast hours.
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WLAG
KYW
Amrad Club
WGI
WCX
WGY
KDKA
Boston Police
Cmneeee
Camp Fire Girls
WOC
WBZ
The
United Synagogue of America
WEAF
Jay’s
WGR
WGT
Wg1i
National Stockman and Market
Kdkia
Barrytone
Wlag Ms
Arlington
Springfield
Mass
New York City
Davenport
Iowa
Chicago
Buffalo
Medford Hillside
Schenectady
N. Y
Detroit
Minneapolis
Portrait of a Confederate Soldier Brother Dandridge Love Letter
A letter to The Star defends Adam Stephen Dandridge a Confederate Army recruit from Jefferson County West Virginia. The writer extols his brotherly virtues, Christian faith and courage, and urges publication to honor the late E P Dandridge of Winchester and his noble sibling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Adam Stephen Dandridge
Steve
Vale
E. P. Dandridge
Winchester
Stephen
Jefferson County
Alexander
Billy Hunt Jr Dies in Providence R I
Mrs George W Kremer of South Main Street received a telegram announcing the death of her grandson Billy Hunt Jr age six son of Mr and Mrs ee Cc Hunt of East Providence R I The telegram gave no cause of death Mrs Hunt before marriage was Miss Gertrude Kremer daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Kremer
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George ‘W. Kremer
South Main Street
Billy Hunt, Jr
Ee Cc. Hunt
East Provvidence
R. I
Hunt
Gertrude Kremer
Pardoned Man Refuses Freedom On Friday Then Reoffends
Charlen Hubbard, a Black man, was pardoned by Governor Trinkle but refused to accept liberty on a Friday. He remained jailed until Saturday, then returned to custody two weeks later on a malicious shooting charge after being jailed for larceny. Hubbard faces trial January 21 in municipal court for shooting Whithen Mathews. Judge Whitaker set bail at $1 with no surety yet. City Sergeant Tyree offered freedom, but Hubbard chose to stay, delaying release.
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Balks
Pao
Charlen Hubbard
Whithen Mathews
Whitaker
Ubbard
Trinkle
Tyree
Hubbard
Charity Ball Promises A Gala Court Of Fun
Preparations are complete for a Friday charity ball and carnival expected to draw hundreds. A small admission funds the charity with events including a young peoples fancy dress, vaudeville acts, dancing, clairvoyants and palmists, and affordable refreshments. Proceeds go to charity.
Birthday party honors Mrs Smith in Cedar Grove
In Cedar Grove Virginia on January 15 a surprise party for Mrs David Smith marked her fiftieth birthday the first time she has been home in four months. Guests included Mr and Mrs Leted Me and legge Lucile Mr and Mrs er and Sam Boyd Mr and Mrs Dick and children Margarety and Charles Mr and Mrs manan Fries and Phyllis Mrs John Smith and two children Mildred and bie Mr and Mrs Alson Smith and Winnie Smith plus Roy Grim Johnnie Wari and Bruce Lodge. A 5 30 PM supper followed as her children wished her another fifty years at home.
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Cedar Grove
David Smith
Smith
Let Ed Me
Legge Otal Lucile
Sam Boyd
Nag tAtein
Margarety
Charles
Manan Fries
Phyllis
John Smith
Mildred
Bie
Alson Smith
Winnie Smith
Roy Grim
Johnnie Wari
Bruce Lodge
Embezzler Leo Sheridan Sentenced to 12 Years
Lynchburg Virginia January 15 Leo G Sheridan who was arrested months ago at Lexington pleaded guilty in United States Court to embezzlement from the First National Bank and was sentenced by Judge McDowell to 12 years in Atlanta prison. The investigation continues at Lexington to determine the exact shortage.
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Lynchburg
Leo. G. Sheridan
Lexington
Natio UN
Guiity
United States
McDowell
Atlanta
Keezell Opens Fight On Move To Raise Taxes
Richmond Jan 15 Delegate George B Keezell of Rockingham spoke in favor of the House of Delegates resolution declaring taxation burdensome and opposing any increase. The House passed the resolution nearly unanimously, sending it to the Senate for action. Norris Lancaster introduced the motion to refer, but it was defeated. Keezell said he opposed tax increases that raise personal tax burdens and salaries for judges. Leaders from Appomattox Washington and Bristol supported the resolution amid a statewide tax concern.
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Richmond
George B. Keezell
Rockingham
House of Delegates
Rigmond
R. O. Norris Lancaster
Ate Q. 'V
Davis
Norfolk
Vis
Ate
Virginia
Norris de
House
F. W. Defreece
Washington
Bristol
Senate
U S Warns Rebels Not to Disturb Trade in Tampico
The State Department informed De la Huerta that American commerce in Tampico remains free of restrictions. Officials also engaged Obregon government to restore cable service between the United States and Vera Cruz and safeguard American interests. The Navy announced steps to open radio telegraph links with Vera Cruz, sending the light cruiser Tacoma from Galveston to the port, due to arrive today.
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Washington
de la Huerta
Tampico Harbor
State Department
Tampico
Obregon
United States
Vera, Cruz
Navy Department
Vera Cruz
Galveston
Tacoma
Farmer Manufacturers Oppose Price Fixing and Favor Amendments
Chicago January 15. Farmer manufacturers adopt 14 resolutions at their closing conference session. They oppose government price fixing for agricultural and other commodities, approve cooperative marketing, and urge more testing of the Transportation Act of 1920. They also favor nitrates prediction as a primary, but not sole, aim of the Muscle Shoals power project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress
Muscle Shoals
Farmer Manufacturers Conference
Apple Market Dull In New York Trade
Hudson river and western New York barreled apples were in moderate fresh supply yesterday with some shipments carried over. The market remained dull as most fruit offered was poor to ordinary quality.
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New York
Hudson River
SAVE EFFECTIVE CROSS EMULSION
An old drug store advertisement touts Save Effective Cross Emulsion as a remedy for colds. The message claims broad availability at all drug stores and positions the product as a general cold cure in a period advertising voice.
Deputy Sheriff A J Wigginton of Fred. Co.
A. J. Wigginton serves as deputy sheriff of Frederick County. The brief notice identifies him in official capacity within the county law enforcement structure. No further actions or dates are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Wigginton
Fred. Co
Catarrene Medicine Advertises Longstanding Druggist Treatment
For over 40 years ae Catarre Medicine has been a sonneone ey in the treatment of druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Catarre
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Public Sale by Assignment at O A Ashton Residence
Public sale to be held at the residence of O A Ashton on Harris Addition near Senseney road on Friday January 18 1924 at 11 oclock A M. Items include Jersey milk cow three head of work horses four shoats weighing 100 lbs one broad saw two spring wagons two two horse wagons lot of harness one cab lot of junk and other items. Terms cash. Luther Pannett Trustee. Dunn and Duvall Auctioneers.
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W. C. n+ deke Co
Charles C. Burgner
Jessie Hillyard Trenary
Charles C Burgner
Red Bud
Winchester
Red Bud Road
O. A. Ashton
Harris Addition
Senseney Road
Jersey
Luther. Pannett
Dunn & Duvall
For Sale Exceptional Value in a Commercial Orchard
Real estate notice advertising a commercial orchard with good buildings and a central 8 room dwelling. Asks $5,500 with easy payments and rent of $35 monthly. Includes listing of building lots and contact for more information.
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Geieeday
New
Walt Mason
Clar Y
Tome
ePeare
New Johnston
Righteouness
Billy Hunt,jr
Providence, R
Mrs. Smith
ANK
Massey Radio Company
Gray & Schlack’s
Nyal
Nydenta
Baker’s Drug Store
H. Elmer Griffin
National Avenue
Winchester, VA
Piccadilly St
Eriday
Little Joe’s
J. Snapp
Piccadilly
P. C. Neidemeyer & Company
Keezell
Hght ON
U. S
Ous
N. Main St
Your ‘Gas Co
Sheriff's Sale
Good & Co
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