Harrison Attacks Coolidge Policy On Mexico
Judge Thomas W. Harrison of Winchester and congressman from the Seventh Virginia district questions President Coolidge policy toward Mexico and Nicaragua. He favors an amendment to the army bill to bar using funds to send troops to Mexico and condemns U.S. involvement in South American revolutions while urging reasonable preparation for national safety.
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Nations Clash Over Red Peril and Diaz Reference
A commentary denounces U S Secretary of State remarks before the Senate as shifting from Diaz to Mexico. It argues this red peril rhetoric mirrors earlier yellow peril campaigns and warns against ill advised aggression, noting Russia as the distant threat used to justify policy. Page Five.
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Dent
Congress
Diaz
Rusgia
County officers defend amid talk of rotten bunch verdict
Louis Stimmell of near White Hall was fined $10 and costs in Frederick county court on a charge of using language calculated to provoke a breach of the peace. He allegedly declared county officers a rotten bunch, naming Sheriff Pannett and Inspector H E Shull, while part of a hog butchering party at Arthur Trimble farm.
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Louis Stimmell
White Hall
Tavenner
Arthur Trimble
Summell
Frederick County
Pannett
H.E. Shull
Stimmell
Thes Court
William C. Crim
Stmmell
Shull
Crim
Trimmell
Handley High and V A to Feature in Collegians Vote
The Evening Star awards a silver trophy for voting in a Collegians feature. Handley High and S V A will be among voters with special polls at Handley and Shenandoah Valley Military Academy. The Empire Colonial Theatres showcase The Col legians with Ben Hur and Take It From Me plus Miss Nobody. One price double programs run Friday and Saturday at the Colonial and Empire. Reginald Denny and Anna Q Nilsson star in featured shorts and western melodrama respectively.
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Evening Star
Empire-Colonial Theatres
Carl Laemmle, Jr
Collegians
Colonial Theatre
Empire
Ben Hur
Reginald Denny
Colonial
Universal Jewel
Anna Q. Nilsson
Star
Handley
Shenandoah Valley Military Academy
Local Auto Parts Sale Promises Courteous Service
An ad notes an auto parts shop offering ambient service and solicits business from Kasia Nass. J. W. McCormick hosts a stock sale at White Hall near Boyles' farm on February 14.
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Kasia
J. W. McCormick
White Hall
Boyles’ Farm
Specials at Ritter's Market 207 N Market St
Weekly inquiry lists prices for canned corn peaches peaches and beans Dorid items including pork and beans three cans for 25 cents picnic hams per pound and various groceries with Ritter at 207 North Market Street as the note issuer.
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L. D. Ritter
N. Market
Produce firm advertises eggs and poultry for sale
Haldeman Produce Co. proclaims business focus on fresh eggs and all kinds of poultry. The notice signals their market presence and offerings in poultry products.
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Hofman Produce’ Co
Reed Denounces Intemperance in Speech and Press
Washington January 18 Senator Reed Democrat Missouri denounced intemperate speeches and articles on the Mexican situation and urged not to weaken President Coolidge as crowds watched from the galleries. He defended his faith and denied ties to the Ku Klux Klan while urging arbitration in the oil dispute with Mexico.
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Resignation of City Councilman Baetjer Withdrawn
Councilman J. George Baetjer of the second ward withdrew his resignation after a wave of constituent and citizen support. The letter sent last week to Common Council President W. A. Baker was returned to Baetjer at his request.
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W. A . Baker
Common Council
J. George Baetjer
Baetjer
Stock Market Mixed as Rails Fall Back on Profit Taking
New York report shows confused price movement with selling pressure easing on industrials while rails lag due to profit taking. Money rates remained firm after a week with brokers loans down. call money renewals held at 4.5 percent amid high rail records.
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Associated Press
New York
Col Smith Delays Credentials for Illinois Senator Designate
Frank L. Smith, senator designate from Illinois, arrived in Washington and postponed presenting credentials to the Senate until tomorrow. Controversy over his primary campaign funding from Samuel Tweull and Lausanne treaty votes influenced leaders to push for excluding him, with a likely majority against seating him.
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Washington
Chicago
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
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William B. McKinley
Smith
Samuel Tweull
Mrs James Swartz Dies in Clarke County After Illness
Mrs. James Swartz, aged 71, died at her home near Berryville after months of illness. A Confederate Army veteran, she lived a devout Baptist life and is survived by husband James Swartz, two sons Herbert and Harry, daughter Mrs. Jacob Childs, a brother William L. Poston, and three half brothers. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Berryville Baptist Church with burial at Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Teed” Childs
Charles Town Road
Berryville
Clarke County
Grover Henshall
Baptist Church
Parker
Inrmént
Green Hill Cemeery
Robert Bell
Shade Moore
David Allen
David Ramsburg
Roy Potts
Gilbert Cadwallader
Wanted Cook Stove for Deserving Woman in Need
A notice requests a cook stove for a financially unable, physically unfit woman who will greatly appreciate the gift. Those willing to help are asked to contact the Star Office at phone number 7 18 18 21 for donation details.
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Star Office
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corp closes Wednesday holiday
The Virginia Loan & Thrift Corp announced its closure on Wednesday due to a legal holiday. No operations will occur that day.
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VA. Loan & Thrift Corp
Widow of B and C railroad conductor dies at eighty six
Mrs. Martha B. Jenkins widow of Capt. James M. Jenkins longtime passenger service figure on the Lee and Ohio Railroad, dies at 86 at her home on North Street after heart disease and age related infirmities. Survived by daughter Miss May Jenkins and two sons Walter and W Miller Jenkins. Funeral at 2 pm Friday at home, Rev Fiddler of Christadelphian Church officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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James M. Jenkins
Lee and Ohio Railroad
Beers
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Frederick County
W. Miller Jenkins
Carpers Valley
Winchester
North Cameron Street
Fiddler
New Jersey
Christadelphian Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Court Dismisses Mane To Autem Ballot Boxes
State Supreme Court denied the appeal of Joseph Cicalese, clearing the way to transfer Philadelphia ballot boxes to the Senate special committee investigating the Ware-Wilson contest. Senate sergeant at arms David Barry plans immediate seizure and transport of about 2,000 boxes to Washington for storage before the March 4 recount begins.
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Associated Press
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
David
Barry
Senate
Philadelphia
Washington
Rev H C Walker Transfers To Wytheville Va
Rev H Clarence Walker longtime pastor of St Pauls A M E Church is transferred to Wytheville Virginia announced by George Parker. District superintendent Nev I B Ewer will supply services and members are urged to attend regular worship.
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H. Clarence Walker
St. Paul’s A. M. E
Wytheville
George Parker
Ewer
Rebels Reported Killed in Mexican Battle Near Tepatitipan
Mexico City dispatches say over 100 rebels were killed by Federals in a battle near Tepatitipan Jalisco. The figure adds to 100 previously reported losses and notes a possible leadership by Archbishop Francisco Oro y Jimenez. No confirmation of his role yet.
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Mexico City
Tepatipan
Jalisco
War Department
Francisco Oroyco Y Jimenez
Christ
Giant Wild Boar Shot in Wisconsin
La Crosse Wisconsin January 17. A huge wild boar that had roamed the region for two years threatening huntsmen and farmers was killed near Ville by Percy Eagop. The animal stood about the size of a cow and weighed an estimated 850 to 900 pounds.
Winchester Welcomes New City Recorder Charles H. Harper
The Winchester council notified Charles H. Harper of his election as recorder and he will qualify in the Corporation Clerk's office today. The recorder wields mayoral powers in the mayor's absence and has long affected city affairs since the historic antiques, including the Eaton yard case and era of city hall development, shaping relations with Frederick County.
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Charles H. Harper
Winchester
Recorder
County of Frederick
Edward J. Evans
Jno. J. Williams
Recorder Evans
Rouse City
County
Surgeons' College Meeting Highlights Standards Sex
A Surgeons' College meeting in Washington featured Dr. Mayo from Rochester and Dr. Franklin H. Martin of Chicago as speakers. Dr. M. T. MacEachern also lectured as officials discussed hospital standardization and practical hospital problems. Winchester Memorial Hospital remained on the standardized list.
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Washington Ae
Simple Funeral Services For Late Dr. Cox
The body of Dr. Walter Cox longtime Winchester physician and Medical Society of Virginia leader was laid to rest at Mount Hebron Cemetery after a home service at 3 30 O clock. The service was plain and impressive with no hymns. the hymn Saviour in Thy Gracious Keeping was read at the grave. Pallbearers included Lewis F. Cooper Charles P McVicar Dr B B Dutton Melvin Green R B E Mudd Robert L Gray Donald Weems and William G Hardy. Coxs daughter Rosalie Cox from Baltimore attended. his sisters J K Neale and Hugh Chappeier were unable to come due to illness.
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Walter Cox
Winchester
Medical Society of Virginia
Mount Hebron
C. A. Freed
Grace Lutheran Church
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Clegyman
Lewis F. Cooper
Charles P. McVicar
B. B. Dutton
Melvin Green
Boar Attacks Hunter Returns After Weeks in Fear
Eagon pursued a wild boar for two years. Two weeks ago the animal charged him into a tree, and he was held captive for several days. The boar’s tusks measured inches long, with significant length noted.
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Eagon
Charlie Chaplin Divorce Case Strains assets search
Lawyers for Lita Grey Chaplin pursue a hypothetical 16 million fortune to satisfy 14400 in orders while a court hearing yields only a partial victory as Chaplin’s finances and the Chaplin Film Company are scrutinized for asset location. Chaplin reportedly faced health issues amid publicity surrounding the divorce case.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Caal
Jam
Lita Grey
Chaplin
Witewes Neys
Comedien
Inc
Chaplin Film Company
Ian
Mrs George Clowe Dies In Detroit Suburb Home
Mrs Kindel Clowe wife of George C Clowe a Ford Motor Co supervisor died yesterday at her home in Highland Park suburb of Detroit Her death notice from Washington street says she had been ill for some time She was about 35 years old and left a large family Her husband a Ford plant executive in Highland Park is brother of M B Clowe jeweler and has visited here with his family many times.
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George C. Clowe
Winchester
Inland Park
Detroit
Clowe
H. W. Clowe
Washington Street
Next Free Chest Examination Planned for Winchester Residents
The District Nurse Association offers free chest examinations on Saturday from 9 50 a m to 12 noon and 2 to 4 p m January 17 at the Chamber of Commerce office. Dr BE Harper of the State Board of Health will conduct the screenings for all Winchester Frederick county residents who suspect they may have tuberculosis. Both white and colored residents are invited to attend.
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District Nurse Association
BE. ©. Harper
State Board of Heat
Chamber of Commerce Bing
Winchester
Fredrick County
Harper
Chicken Supper by Ladies' Aide Church of Christ
Lost license tag noted with reward offered. The notice lists the event details for a chicken supper fundraiser held by the Ladies' Aide at the Church of Christ, with a time window from 5 30 to 7 30 p m and reference to State No 102407.
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Ladies’ Aide
Church, of Christ
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