Trenary Dies at 40 in Maryland After Illness
William Trenary of Winchester dies at 40 in Inswick Maryland after a long illness from intestinal cancer. He leaves a widow Mary and four brothers Samuel W of Winchester Joseph N of Cumberland Charles E of Harrisonburg and Fred of Winchester. Funeral at Brunswick home then burial in Mount Hebron. The Baltimore and Ohio line carried the body north to its final resting place.
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Inswick
Harritte Va
Charlies
Tenareens
Baltimore
Ohio
Ify
Brunswick
Harrisonburg
Fred. Trenary
Winchester
Baltimore Railroad
Mount Hebron Ee
Trenary
Brockton Merchants Delay Saturday Opening
In Brockton Massachusetts on January 29 merchants voted to delay Saturday morning openings to 10 o'clock due to a solar eclipse. Banks will open at 9 with armed guards on the floor. no payrolls or large sums will move before the eclipse. police will have guards on duty.
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Brockton
Mass
Unmasked Bandits Hold Up Collector
A masked trio robbed Thomas N. Smotherman near a local store at morning, then fled the scene. No injuries reported as police began searching the area for the suspects.
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Thomas N. Smotherman
Haldeman Produce Company Sold to Maryland Buyer
The Haldeman Produce Company once led by J B Haldeman, a Winchester creamer, has been sold to Hoff man of Maryland. The plant on South Kent Street will become Hoff man’s enterprise as he retires from the poultry and egg business. Hoff man ships Winchester produce to Baltimore markets with a fleet of trucks.
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Haldeman Produce’ Company
J. 8
Haldeman
Winchester Cre
Hoffman
Winchester
Han Company
Baltimore
Torn Town Guest Brings Winter Visit to Dav Residence
Warnings of a weather tornom city context describe a guest from nearby Pennsylvanian town staying through the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Dav, amid incomplete OCR fragment details.
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Torniontown
Dav
Meighan Empire Saturday Screens Lon Chaney Show
A brief theater notice highlights Meighan in a Saturday Empire program featuring Lon Chaney. The item notes a one page, one tale format and lists the date as Saturday.
Total solar eclipse to darken Shenandoah Valley Saturday
Winchester observers report a near total solar eclipse Saturday morning. The moon will cover about 95 percent of the sun for roughly two minutes, with early partial dusk at 8:40 A. M. and the event ending around 10:10 A. M. Local clouds may plunge the city into darkness similar to a thunderstorm.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Robert W. Wood
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Jesse James Jr. on Colonial Screen Frid 1p 11
James Jesse Jr. presents a Colonial Screen Friday program on page 1 section 11 featuring an exploration of the outlaw Jesse James and related lore. Local readers are invited to view the event highlighting historical figures and period cinema.
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Jesse James, Jr
Administrator Appointed for McHlwee Estate
In the Corporation Court on the motion of Mrs Pearl Parish McIlwee the widow attorney T Rusell Cather has been appointed fidendas on the estate of the late Daniel McIlwee who died intestate He qualified by giving bond for 10000 dollars
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Pearl Parish Mclwee
T. Russell Cather
Corporation Court
Freaenes
Daniel Mcllwee
Public Sale Notice by C C Coe Near Stephenson Road
Public auction set for January 28 at 10 am to wind up housekeeping. The sale will be held at the seller's residence, one mile east of the Stephenson oh Charles Town road. C C Coe announces the sale at that location and time.
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Stephenson
Charles Town Road
C. C. Coe
Regular Prices Empire Daily EMPIRE DAILY
Regular price listing appears, noting 10e 15¢ 25¢ range. The snippet reads as a pricing catalog or ad item from Empire Daily with unspecified goods and units. No clear event or person named. communicates typical newspaper ad pricing.
British import demand shifts for Delicious apples in Britain
Special to The Star Washington January 22 British buyers in Glasgow have started eagerly seeking Delicious apples from Virginia after a year of surprising demand. Edwin Smith of the U S Department of Agriculture notes British markets prefer bright red fruit and larger sizes, while earlier reports misled about yellow apple demand.
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Star
Washington
Virginia
Edwine
States Department of Agricules
Scotchman
Edinburg
Glasgow
Greatritain
Smith
United States
Jonan
York
Life Sized Jesse James Figurine Showcased on Colonial Stage
A life size figure of Jesse James is featured on the Colonial stage with a listed value of five thousand dollars. The display highlights the outlaw as part of a historical exhibit.
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Jesse James
Vanity Box at Empire Draws Packed House
Advertises The Vanity Box revue at the Empire Saturday and Friday shows with a large cast, strong jazz musicians, and affordable pricing. Promotes Miracle Man and Tom Me and Lon Chaney performances, upbeat entertainment, orchestra, and steady daily topics.
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Empire
Vanity Box
Harry Shannon
Pennsyvania
Tom Mei
Lon Chaney
Major Henri Murray Calvert Dies at 95
In Brooklyn, Major Henri Murray Calvert, 95, longtime member of Lincoln's bodyguard unit and resident, died today. The AP report notes his duty guarding the president and his status as a veteran of notable service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Henrie Murray Calvert
Lincoln
Brooklyn
Colonial Stage Live Talking Wild Porcupines Friday
Military notice directs all members to report for drill at 7 30 with armory pay checks for last quarter distributed. By order of Lawrence C Hollis 1st Lieutenant 116th Infantry Commanding.
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Lawrence C. Hollis
116Th Inf
Ip-It
Norfolk liquor case ties officials to conspiracy claim
In Norfolk on January 22, Chief of Police S Warner Ironmonger testified that William Baker said Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes and Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair were “fixed” to allow smuggling liquor to Washington for the Shriners convention. Baker and Rex D. Sheldon face trial for operations of a 1923 rum fleet off Virginia and New Jersey.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
S. Warner Ironmonger
William Baker
Haynes
David H. Blair
Internal Revenue
Washington
Baker
Rex D. Sheldon
Virginia
New Jersey
Sheldon
Blair Khew
Wink
A. L. Ashburn
Federal Prohibition
Blair
Tragic Yard Accident Kills Householder
A middle aged man named Householder was struck by a yard engine while walking in the yards. He suffered a crushed body and severed leg with skull fracture and died later at the hospital after lingering unconscious. He leaves a widow a son and a daughter.
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Aaks
Mr. Householder
Special Services At Cedar Cliff Church
Evangelistic services begin next Sunday evening January 25 at Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church in Vaucluse. Pastor Rev J Hoge Smith assisted by Rev Dr J A McMurray of Hedgesville will lead. Friday two preparatory services will be held one at Cedar Cliff by the church officers and one at Stephens City Episcopal Church led by the pastor.
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Inedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Vaucluse
J. Hoge Smith
J. A. McMurray
Hedgesville
W. Va
Cedar Cliff Church
Episcopal Church
Stephens City
Subs Husband for Divorce in Frederick County Court
Divorced action begun in Frederick County Circuit Court by Luit against her husband John Cleve Eubank. The case Eubank v Eubank appears as sub suit for divorce in the Frederick court records.
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Luit
Frederick County
Three Bowers
Eubank
Hersband
John Cleve
Colonel Rossel Speaks At Feday Program In Charles Town
Charles Town West Virginia January 22 despite bad weather a good crowd gathered at the courthouse to celebrate the birthdays of Lee and Jackson. The Lawson Botts Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy hosted with Miss Hannah J Howell presiding. Colonel Brantz Rossel from Winchester VA spoke an hour praising Pershing and Foch and reviewing southern and world war leaders. Bronze medals were awarded by the United Dters of the Legion in a notable ceremony attended by American Legion members and veterans.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Court House
Lee
Jackson
Lawson Botts
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hannah J. Howell
United States
Henson
Dr. Snyder
Presbyterian Church
Coronel Rossel
Conrad H. Goodwin
Snyder
Brantz Rossel
Winchester
R. Preston Chew
Isa Tian
General Pershing
Marshall Foch
Roszel
United
American Legion
Editor’s defense of Sinnott on Virginia park bill
W A Ryan of Winchester writes to rebut a Washington Star editorial attacking Rep Sinnott over the Temple bill. He defends Sinnott as fair and honest, notes Sinnott’s support for national parks and reclamation, and urges readers to back him while urging Blue Ridge National Park supporters to write Rep Binnett repudiating the Washington editorial.
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the Star
Public Lands Committee
Washington Star
Drewry
Sinnott
Nicholas J. Sinnott
Virginia
Seco
Vital
Budget Bureau
Blue Ridge National Park
Binnett
Washington State
W. A. Ryan
Winchester
Dan
Paris Debates Marin Speech on Allied Debts
In Paris the Chamber of Deputies debated Louis Marin a former minister and current opposition deputy as newspapers praised his remarks on allied debts. Marin argued that demanding vast sums from the United would be wrong and urged restraint amid party divisions.
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Associated Press
Paris
Chamber of Deput
Louis Marin
Marin
Unite
Buick Touring Car For Sale Through H W Eberté
For sale is a Buick touring car with a closed top and new paint offered by H W Eberté. Listed under the heading FOR SALE with contact and pricing details not fully shown.
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Buick
T. H. Sprint
H. W. Eberté
Boy Scout Meeting Friday Night at Legion Building
American Legion Auxiliary to hold a cakes sale on Saturday January 24. Members may contribute by notifying Miss Gussie Conrad at phone 63. Three garages for rental listed under Frank Keckley. Western Round-Up with Tom Mix Will Rogers and Wm Hart previews at Colonial Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Gussie Conrad
Tom Mix
Will Rogers
Wm. S. Hart
Miller Divorce Decree Granted in Corporation Court
By decree in the Corporation Court, John H. Miller is granted a decree of absolute divorce from Ethel Miller. The record states the marriage began on April 15, 1914. The husband is awarded custody of the two infant children.
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Corporation Court
John H. Miller
Ethel Miller
Empire Saturday A Paramount Picture
A Paramount Picture EMPIRE Saturday edition highlights an action story featuring a Paramount production. The text describes high pace scenes and dramatic sequences typical of action cinema.
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Paramount Picture Empire
Daughters Of Revolution To Meet Tuesday At Library
The Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at Handley Library on Tuesday January 27 at 7:30 PM. An initial attendance is requested as an election of officers and other matters of importance will be discussed.
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Daughters of the Aerican Révolution
Handley Library
Close-out Sale at Wright & Keffer on Water Street
A close-out sale offers suits overcoats hats caps shoes and work clothing at and below cost. Customers urged to secure items now from Wright & Keffer located at 1-21-31-1-25 BE Water Street.
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Wright & Keffer
Water St
Last Time Tonight Harold Lloyd and Ben Tuipin
Harold Lloyd and Ben Tuipin star in a final showing tonight spotlighting a comedy double feature. The presentation plays at the local theater with doors opening early for seats and souvenir programs.
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Harold Lloyd
New York Attorney Reports Large Forgeries and Defrauding Schemes
An attorney from New York disclosed a case involving near six hundred thousand dollars in forged securities and related fraudulent activity. The document details complex financial schemes with numerous bundles of counterfeit notes and misrepresented accounts. The report highlights substantial monetary losses and the breadth of the forgeries under investigation.
Fragmented note hints at money renewal timing
A partial OCR string suggests a prior financial action or renewal related to funds or accounts. The legible pieces mention money and renewal timing but lack concrete names, dates, or institutions to identify the exact event or party involved.
For Sale Cottage Five Rooms Bath Central Location
For sale cottage with five rooms and one bath near central area. Ad notes new edition and asks a price around one thousand dollars. Listing casual and terse with likely old-time phrasing.
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the Associated Press
Goloniat
Thos
Meighan Empire
Jesse, James
McHlwee
Empire Daily
Cedar Cliff
Hain
Feday Program
Shnottt
EL Park
Oregon
Ryan
Retit
Frank Keckley
and Ben Tuipin
Prose
Orm
Fila Jarage
Lin Person
Buster ME Kee
Montana
Frida
Bath
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