Chiropractor Confesses Dismembering Miss Dietrich’s Body
Philadelphia area report states chiropractor David Marshall confessed after four hours of questioning to dismembering Anna May Dietrich’s body after she allegedly poisoned herself. He claimed she spoke of a wealthy New Yorker named Nichols and disposed of parts in Media and Bywood area woods.
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David
Marshall
Phesgolaind ‘ Press
Philadelpru
David Marshall
Anna May Dietrich
Delaware County
New York
Nichols
Katharine 5
G Fing
Milad
Media
Philadelphia
Bywood
William Taylor
Bywood Heights
World Court cloture vote clears Senate path to final decision
The Senate invoked the cloture rule 68 to 26 to limit debate on the world court issue. The vote ensures a final adoption on American adherence within a few days as supporters say the outcome is foregone.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jan
Senate
Funeral services for Maurice A. Shiner held in Winchester
Funeral services for Maurice A. Shiner known as Mike were conducted at his South Main Street home. He died of a heart attack early Thursday morning. A large crowd from Winchester, Maryland and Virginia attended with over 100 Friendship Fire Company members and Moose delegation present. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Maurice A. Shiner
Winchester
Mike
South Main Street
F. R. Casselman
Centenary Reformed Church
Shiner
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland
Loudoun County
Friendship Fire Company
Loyal Order of Moose
Mount Hebron
Harry Woodward
Hunter Carrver
Russell Carpenter
John Mills
Russell Patton
James Cave
William A. Shiner
Vincent Rogers
Roger Orndorff
Edgar Beall
Ward Widmyer
Hagerstown
Elder Trenary
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Byrd to Unveil Three Part Plan for Virginia
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch reports governor elect Harry F Byrd prepares a three part inaugural address. The first will outline general aims for February 1 at the Capitol with radio broadcast. The second details a tax program for legislature and local governments. The third outlines revolutionary proposals to consolidate and simplify state government, with reforms to take effect after constitutional amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Lineweaver
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Richmond
Harry F. Byrd
Winchester
Capitol
Virginia
WRVA
Norfolk
Danville
Byrd
Terhatkenaip- 3
Promenade All To the Colonial Tuesday Night
The Square Dance Contest at the Colonial Theatre Tuesday evening at 9 p m promises a big turn out with more than twenty couples entered. A silver Loving Cup will be awarded and the audience will judge the winners. The music will be by leading local country dance musicians. Names of entrants and musicians appear in the Star. Regular house prices apply.
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Colonial Theatre
Star
Colonial
Mrs Earl Long Undergoes Tonsil Removal at Memorial Hospital
Mrs Earl Long, daughter of E B Smoke of Mount Williams and niece of Fanny Shepherd of Rouss Avenue, had her tonsils removed at Memorial Hospital Saturday. She was moved to her father's Mount Williams home yesterday and is recovering. Lost diamond bar pin at Colonial Theatre. liberal reward offered.
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Earl Long
Memorial Hospital
E. B. Smoke
Mount Williams
Fanny , Shepherd
Rouss Avenue
Wanted Large Clean Cotton Rags
Mr and Mrs M Hamberger spent yesterday in Baltimore as guests of relatives and friends. The item notes STAR OFFICE recruitment for large clean cotton rags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. M. Hamberger
Baltimore
For Rent Six Room Building on Main Street
Classified notice listing a six room building for rent at 8 Main St suitable for dwelling or business. Contact G. M. Hansbrough. Also reports a S P C A meeting at the secretary's home Mrs. R. M. Ward on Tuesday morning with all members urged to attend. Includes ad line for Peoples Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
G. M. Hansbrough
R. M. Ward
Wood for Sale From Glaize & Bro
Classified note advertises wood for sale at 2.50 per cart load from Glaize and Bro. Also mentions a Goodyear tire and a reuse 2e-Totry fragment in the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaize & Bro
Goodyear Tire
Arrangements of Inauguration In Assembly's Hands
Gov Byrd says the General Assembly oversees all inauguration arrangements for February 1. A public reception at the Jefferson Hotel will follow at 9 PM with notable figures. The Marine Band will perform, and the ceremony will be broadcast by WRVA at noon with Byrd speaking at 12:30 if weather allows.
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Erogr H. F. Byrd
General Assembly
Jefferson Hotel
Byrd
Trinkle
Claude A. Swanson
Carter Glass
United ‘States Marine Band
Washington
Richmond
Virginia
WRVA
Capitol
Radio World Test Opens With Strong Reception Across U S
The third international broadcasting test opened successfully despite S O S interruptions and an earthquake. About 1200 fans heard music from England, South America and Mexico, with signals reaching St Louis and New York City as overseas reports awaited.
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New York
S. O
United States
St. Louis
Atlantic
Solvang
Delaware
Order of Silence
America
London
Bournemouth
Daventry
England
Barcelona
Spain
Lima
Peru
Buenos Aires
LOW
Long Island
Philadelphia
County Sunday School Workers Discuss Plans
The Frederick county meeting at the Naetad Library drew a representative turnout from most districts and Winchester. Rev. Minor C. Miller outlined program work, training, and a proposed second training school at Massanutten Springs. J D Cammer was named superintendent of the county young people division. May 24 to 29 district conventions were approved with August 26 for the county convention, while 7 500 seats at the international convention in Birmingham urged early registration and a $3 50 fee for seat, program, and proceedings. The group urged raising $500 for state work and adjourned after prayer.
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Back Creek
Winchester
Minor C. Miller
Miller
Young
People's
J. D. Cammer
Kernstown
Opequon
Everett D. Kinne
J. W. Richard
J. Mer. Ev. M. C. Miller
Massanutten Springs
University
Roanoke
Birmingham
Ala
Bridgewater
Frederick
Payment terms announce January rate change
The notice states a pay now save discount with a January time frame. It lists annual rates of 3.00 dollars by mail and 4.00 dollars by carrier in advance.
Pay on or before Saturday January thirtieth 1926
The notice urges payment by Saturday January 30 1926 to secure the discount for 1926. It appears in The Evening Star and emphasizes timely remittance to retain the reduced rate.
Robbery by cellmates in Staunton jail case
Three prisoners in the Staunton jail are charged with robbing fellow inmate Cham bers of 55 dollars while he slept. A search found 20 and 6 dollar bills on Elmer Newcome, 20 dollars on Paul Elliott, and 10 dollars on John Heflin. The trio face robbery hearings. Newcome and Elliott have other charges pending.
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Chamberg
Staunton
Chambers
Pannett
Boyd
Elmer Newcome
Paul Elliott
John Heflin
Newcome
Pilcott
Heflin
News Come
Eliot
Kernatown
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Stephens City
Friends of Dumb Animals Meet Tomorrow in City
Friends of Dumb Animals announces an important meeting tomorrow at 10 30 o clock in the secretary Mrs Robt M Ward home on South Washington street for members and others interested in humane work. The club notes progress but cites funding and interest gaps and invites support through one dollar dues and personal involvement.
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Robt. M. Ward
Washington Street
Opening Day of Circuit Court Postponed
The February term of Frederick county Circuit Court, set to begin February 1st, is postponed to February 3rd due to the Richmond inauguration of Governor Harry F. Byrd. Judge Whiting authorized the delay as many officers wish to attend, and a grand jury has been summoned for Wednesday for what is expected to be a busy term.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Richmond
Frederick
Winchester
Harry F. Byrd
Whiting
Objection to Stigma From Mayor's Court Verdict
Philip Hanson protests the stigma of a guilty verdict by Stephens City Mayor Smallwood for being a public nuisance by making loud and unseemly noises. He appealed to the Circuit Court with a $30 bond after a $10 fine and costs were imposed.
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Philip Hanson
Stephens City
Smallwood
Open for Business at South End Barber Shop
The South End Barber Shop at Main and Cork in Clifton opens with J A Neales in charge and invites patronage. An amateur report from Paris signs as the Eiffel Tower, noting 230 meter reception amid poor foreign program reception claimed from Chicago and New England.
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Cork
J. A. Neales
Clifton and
Earl Crowser
Hiffel
Paris
Eiffel
Chicago
New England
50 Jerseys to be sold at EBC sale notice
Lost items and reward notices from Berryville and Main street appear with details of property sales and missing items. Helvestine’s sale on February 4 is listed one mile from Berryville. A tortoise-shell spectacles loss on Stewart Street includes contact for reward. A white gold Swiss ladies wrist watch lost on Main Street near F. L. School, with liberal reward offered.
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EBC
Helvestine
Berryville
Stewart Street
Wolfe and
Cork Sts
J. E. Baker
Stonewall Ave
Water St
F. L. School
Main St
F. L. Emmert & Son
Stove for Sale Inexpensive for garage or large building
For sale cheap and quick. Suitable for garage, store, or any large building. Apply at Stax office.
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Stax Office
John W Jackson Dies at Son's Winchester Home
John W Jackson longtime Winchester resident died at 4 am Sunday at the home of his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Frank R Jackson 210 East Water Street after years of ill health He was born December 18 1847 in the Gainesboro section of Frederick County and lived as a railroad and mill engine man He is survived by three sons Aokike and William J Jackson of Winchester and Frank Chapman of near Town WV and three daughters Mrs E W Seaes of Philadelphia Tenn Mrs Charles H of Idatown VA and Mrs Frank Chapman of near Town WV Funeral services will be held at 3 pm Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank R Jackson conducted by Rev J Luther Neff Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church with interment at an unspecified local cemetery
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John
William Jackson
Winchester
Ant
Frank Rh. Jackson
East
Water Street
Jackson
Wincheater Steam Laundry
A. H H. Jackson
Gainesbro
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Josiah and
Mary S. Haines Jackson
Waynesboro
Berryville
Clarke County
Ir. Jackson
Market Street
Methodiat Iopiscop
Mary Beer Alexander
Aokike
William J. Jackson
Seaes
Phr
Tenn
Charles H Son
Idatown
Frank Chapman
Near Town
W. Va
Chat
Martinsburg
Albert Jackson
Bunker Hill
Charles
Cartersville
Vax
Walter” Donald
Isaac Smith
J.G. Babb
Wiliam Bailey
David Wiltey
Jt Anderson
Nathanel Hawins
Ie Ri
Special Farm Feed Sale by Winchester Milling Co
Farmers dairymen and poultrymen are urged to take five days only from January 26 through January 30 to buy Pure Wheat Bran Middlings Mixed Feed 41 Percent Cotton Seed Meal Blue Ridge Scratch Blue Ridge Keg Mash A 25 Percent Milk Ration and other feeds at an extra special price in ten lots. Buy where you can save money. Also available for rent apartment 13 W Piccadilly St.
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Blue Ridge
Winchester Milling Corp
January Rate Now In Effect Pay Now And Save
The Evening Star announces a new January rate with a discount for those who pay now. The notice indicates the change is in effect and urges timely payment to secure the savings.
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THE
Evening ‘Star
Free Clinic For Cripples Of All Ages
The next free clinic for crippled persons of all ages will be held Saturday January 30 from 9 am to 4 pm at the District Nurse Association office in the Chamber of Commerce building Winchester. Examination and treatment are free for those unable to pay. Cripples from Winchester and surrounding districts urged to attend, sponsored by the Winchester Kiwanis and Rotary State? ine.
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District Nurse Association
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Winchester Kiwanis
Rat
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Bigiity
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D. 0. Massey
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D. A .Pifer
Reliance
Farmer-Labor
Weller
Bruce
Pepper and Reed
Pennsylvania
Swanson and Glass
Reed
Missouri
Leuveot
Wisconsin
Edward Dean
the Evening Star
Smith
People’s Drug Store
U.S
Gell
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