Veterans and Daughters Honor Gen Lee at Rotary Luncheon
A joint gathering of Veterans, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Turner Ashby Camp, and the Rotary Club celebrated Gen. Robert E. Lee. Dr. Thomas Hooper compared Lee to historic figures, praising his choices and leadership at Washington College.
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Robert HE. Lee
Thomas Hooper
Onlpeper
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Cam
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Frank T. McFaden
Hooper
Baler
Frederick Ma
Henderson
Stonewall Jack
Theodore Roosevelt
Ge Lee
Caesar
Wellinghe Napaison
Les
Lee
Washington College
South
J Hugh Duffey
Frank G. Walter
Turner Athiby Camp
New Picture Of Holy Sacrament Being Instituted Shown
5S. W. Sowers of Hagerstown Maryland toured Winchester yesterday displaying a framed print titled Behold depicting Christ imparting the Lord's Supper to his disciples. The artwork shows the central figure of Christ with the emblems and a blood red inscription In remembrance of me and is being offered to churches and individuals through agents across the country.
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W. Sowers
Hagerstwon, Md
Wincheser
Sowers
Christ
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Notices Pianos Tuning
Pianos tuned by B Orebaugh and RF Stephens. cleaning and dyeing services offered by Winchester Steam Laundry. Phone 28.
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B. Orebaugh
RF. D
Stephens Cuy
Winchester Steam Laundry
Heflin Faces Robinson Feud Over Alabama Speech Controversy
In Washington and Montgomery, Mayor Gunter invites Senator Robinson of Arkansas to Alabama, fueling the Heflin Robinson clash. Robinson weighs replying on the Senate floor as Heflin remains opposed to his Catholic Church and Al Smith critique. Senate Democrats back Robinson 84 to 1 on the Mexican committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. A. Gunter, Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Alabama
Robinson-Heflin
Heflin
Robinson
Senate
Hefling
al. Smith
Gunter
Special
South
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Eynote
Ben Loring Brings Oh Dearie to Colonial Theatre
Ben Loring opens a two night return engagement at the Colonial Theatre with the Oh Dearie Company to large crowds. A 50c musical tabloid with daily show changes and a new feature picture each night headlines the matinee schedule with special Saturday children’s programming and early box office times.
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Winchester
Ben Loring
Colonial Theatre
Colonial
Martinee
Death Toll From Windstorm in Minnesota
One person died as a windstorm swept the central northwest causing a cold wave. Miss Cora Pleten, 20, died in Fergus Falls from injuries when the wind wrecked the false front of a new building as temperatures plummeted up to fifty degrees in a few hours. George Hohr of Brunswick arrived to visit friends.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Cora Pleten
Fergus Falls
Cooper Indicted Twice in Court on Bigamy and Morality Charges
The Grand Jury in Corporation Court returned two indictments against St Elmo Cooper, proprietor of a local cleaning and dyeing business, for bigamy and a morality violation. He posted bond for 1500 dollars and is to stand trial February 20.
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Corporation Court
St.Elmo Cooper
Cooper
Elizabeth Carter March
Kathryn Cooper
Baltimore
Maryland
William Allen
Jack Brown
Thys
Harry Schmidt
Mrayland
Williams
Peter Holland
Hugh K. Green
Reform School
Hunter L. Brown
Union Bank
Brakeman Admits Killing Woman by Accident
Baltimore January 20 1920 Joseph B R Wagner 27 a railroad brakeman arrested and confesses to shooting Mrs Ada Haddock on a street last week police report his account that a stranger attacked him from behind he ran and his pistol discharged accidentally Earl Haddock the estranged husband may face police inquiry into the incident
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Joseph B. R. Wagner
Ada Haddock
Wagner
Kentucky Senate Invites Gov Smith to Address Body
Frankfort Ky Jan 20 The Kentucky Senate adopted a resolution inviting Gov Al Smith of New York to address the Senate. Earlier the House voted down a joint resolution to invite Secretary Hoover to address the Legislature. The report notes Miss Hilda Forney recovering well after a major operation at Memorial Hospital.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Kentucky Senate
al Smith
New York
Senate
House
The
Hoover
Hilda
Forney
Memorial Hospital
Miss Forney
Teapot Dome case notes and Wyoming oil field return
Washington reports banker Everhart of Pueblo Colo called to testify on the Teapot Dome lease affair. Casper Wyoming observes Teapot Dome reduced activity as the field reverts to Navy control after Mammoth Oil completes transfer under a Cheyenne court decree.
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Associated Press
Washington
I. Eyerhart
Pueblo
Col
Albert B. Fall
Senate
Everhart
Eivil Land
Teapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
Colorado
Liberty
Sinclair
Wyoming Naval Oil Reserve
Continental Trading Company, Limited
Canada
Texas
A. BE. Humphreys
Casper
Wyo
Gasper
Mammoth Oil Company
United States Supreme Court
Mammmpany
Navy Department
Salt Creek
Wall Creek
Mammoth Company
Handley Lecture by Dr Macconochie Friday at Handley
A Handley lecture by Dr Macconochie is scheduled for Friday afternoon at Handley Auditorium. The event details include time and venue, inviting attendees interested in his scholarly talk and insights.
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DR. Macconochie
Handley Auditorium
P.M
Radio Shop ad and travel note from Buffalo guests at hotel
A radio shop promotes a "wonderful radio" with an eight foot orthofomie air column speaker on page 2. The note covers a brief visit by Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cant and Mr. P. R. Cant of Buffalo New York who stopped at the George Washington Hotel last night while traveling, and a "National Park Restaurant" mention with an Old Country Ham wanted posting.
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Freed-Eisemann
National Park Restaurant
R. J. Cant
P. R. Cant
Buffalo, N. Y
George Washington Hotel
Cosgrave Arrives in New York Amid Benign Welcome
President William Cosgrave of the Irish Free State lands in New York greeted by Mayor Walker and thousands of police along the march route. A small protest by four placard bearers and pamphleteers from the De Valera camp is dispersed without incident as crowds swell toward City Hall.
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New York
William Cosgrave
Battery Park
Ireland
Cosgrave
Costrave
Irish Free Star
George V
de Valera
Taitor
The
Republic
New Ford Auto Speeding Incident Reported in County
Edsel Ford demonstrated high speed in a Model A on rough county roads. Hughes Motor Company agent for the Fords in Winchester Territory was fined by Magistrate Taverner for excessive speed after reaching 62 miles per hour.
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Aighes
Hughes Motor Company
Winchester
Taverner
Associated Press
Detroit
Edsel Ford
Hughes
Reward for 1928 Tudor Ford Sedan recovery
Reward offered for information leading to the recovery of a green Tudor Ford sedan with wire wheels and Goodyear tires. Motor No 14647128 License No 111664 year 1928. Contact Howard Morrison Berryville Virginia.
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Goodyear
Howard Morrison
Berryville
Pianos Special for Tomorrow's Sale at Brawner's Music
One Knabe piano in good as new condition priced at 150 dollars. One Hardman fine condition at 100 dollars. One Howard piano almost new small size priced at 225 dollars. Eight organs offered at your own price. Includes the newest Columbia Records. Brawner's Music Store.
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Knabe
Hardman
Howard
Columbia Records
Brawner's Music Store
Interest Grows in Handley School Lectures
Handley school audiences swell as Arthur Francia Macconochie prepares a talk on Earth Sculpture with Special Reference to Scotland. The lecture aims to be accessible to lay audiences with geology elements, and promises clear slides and unhurried delivery. Admission is free with reserved seats for subscribers, and ample seating remains available.
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Arthur Francia Macconochie
Dr. Mitchell
Maceonochle
Mitchell
Handley Library Shows Large Gain in Books Since 1914
The Star corrects an earlier error about Handley Library’s shelves. The 1927 report shows about 14 000 additional books since 1914, bringing total to 17 715 with all library income used for maintenance and no tax money used.
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The
Star
Virginia
Citizens Named On Probing Committee
The three citizens chosen by Secretary Wilbur for the presidential committee investigating the 3-4 submarine disaster were named in the Senate. John F. Stevens of York, member of the American Society of Civil Engineers. W. R. Whitney of Schenectady, director of research at General Electric. and Thomas A. Scott, a salvage expert.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilbur
Senate
John F. Stevens
York
Aloes
American Socity of
Civet Engineers
W. R. Whitney
Schnectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
Thomas A. Scott
January Rate Notice for The Evening Star subscription
The notice offers annual subscriptions at 8.00 in advance by mail or 4.00 by carrier with a 5 cent surcharge for TheBrogressive Farmer. Remittance should be mailed now. Rate expires Tuesday January 31.
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Mall
the Evening Star
Illinois Senate Seat Crisis Sparks Party Split
Illinois political turmoil erupts as the Senate votes to declare Frank L. Smith’s seat vacant amid corruption findings. Gov Small denounces the move as unconstitutional while Republicans fracture, with two Democrats supporting Smith and several GOP leaders joining to oppose him.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gover
United Senate
Frankl L. Smith
Illinois
Hitnote
United States Senate
Boverign
Smith
Senate
United States
Washington
Frank I. Smith
Old Guard
Blease
South Carolina
Steck
Iowa
Curtis
Kansas
Republic
Jones
Washin
Danny Shipstead
Minnesota
Gov. Small
Ilinois
Frank L. Smith
Frank J. Smith
Middletown Bank to Host Chicken and Oyster Supper
Middletown Bank will hold a Chicken and Oyster Supper at the Odd Fellows Hall in Middletown on January 21, 1928. The Band directed by Prof. W H McIIlwee will present several concerts in the evening, offering music and refreshments at 50 cents for supper.
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Middletown Bank
Middletown
Odd Fellows’ Hall
W. H. McIilwee
For Sale 1927 Touring Model Ford
Used six months with three new tires. Text fragment mentions price and contact but is incomplete.
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Tee
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