French Declare State of Siege in Two Districts
French authorities declare a state of siege in two districts and report arrests with people held in jail. Security forces impose curfews as investigations continue into unrest.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
1
French authorities declare a state of siege in two districts and report arrests with people held in jail. Security forces impose curfews as investigations continue into unrest.
A special appeal from President Ebert Chancellor Cuno and major firms urges Germans to support the economy amid unrest in the Ruhr. France moves two more army corps from Alsace Lorraine to safeguard the region as thousands of young men of military age flee the district.
Berlin reports a state of siege in Aix La Chapelle and Kreuznach after demonstrations. French authorities arrest and jail Düsseldorf officials for failing to enforce orders. Germany faces massive reparations default while Ruhr strikes disrupt rail and coal, with Paris and Berlin urging sacrifice as unrest spreads.
London dispatch reports from Doorn that the second marriage of the former German emperor has collapsed. The ex-kaiser is said to live apart from his new wife, with family near estranged and his mood and character drastically altered after the grand transferance. His children do not forgive him and the step-children avoid him.
The First Christian Church hosts Sunday school at 9 45 a m with Men and Millions Day expected large turnout. The pastor delivers a 11 a m sermon The Church And Your Influence in the morning and The Ideal Wife in the 7 30 p m service as part of Home series. Youth society meets at 6 30 p m on Rightful Claims of the Church. Quarterly conference and official board sessions follow Wednesday at 7 30 p m and 7 p m respectively.
George Pine, a wealthy Clarke County farmer, is reported easier after a broken leg suffered earlier this week near his Berryville Pike home. The injury occurred between the knee and ankle. Mrs. Robert W. Smith recently visited her sister Miss Sosamon in Washington.
A local garage advertises automobiles and trucks of all sizes for sale. The listing highlights a wide inventory from compact cars to heavy trucks. Includes contact details and shop location for inquiries.
A benefit supper will be held Monday January 29 from 4 to 7 PM at the home of Mrs Fred Anderson, 317 North Main Street. All are welcome to attend.
A laundry sale is set for Tuesday January 20 at 11 a.m. at 209 N. Keht featuring electric irons steam boilers Ford auto tools and laundry supplies among items.
The February term Frederick County Circuit Court grand jury was summoned to consider liquor cases. Among those named are W. J. Muse and others. Cases include James Booker and Frank Snarr alleged to have manufactured moonshine and Bob Nichols charged with illegal possession. Both groups are out on bail.
Charles E. Clarke son of Andrew Clarke wed Miss Julia Lewis daughter of Mrs Virginia Lewis at the parsonage No 325 National avenue yesterday afternoon. Reverend S R Ludwig United Brethren Church performed the ceremony.
The Evans storeroom north of the old Taylor Hotel on Main Street is being renovated for Skillcrafty clothing firm. They expect to open in the new quarters by February first. For rent a six room house on East Janeret Street is available. apply at 329 National Ave.
Only a few days remain to renew subscriptions before the discount ends. MASSEY BROS prompts renewals to save on upcoming term fees.
Dog owners face a five percent addition to the 1923 dog taxes if not paid by February 1. City Treasurer William T. Barr announces the levy and deadline for payment.
John W. Rosenberger & Co advertises specialty in glass products including window and windshield glass. Located at 25 p 31 street or listing lines indicate shop branding and contact details.
Lieutenant Robert W. Smith of Company T 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard was unable to attend the company meeting last night after being injured while lifting a car. He remains confined to his apartment on Main Street.
William Spotts a Chester fruit and candy salesman was taken to Memorial Hospital after an erysipelas attack. He was found in serious condition at his North Main Street lodging house but has shown some improvement since admission.
County agent J R Dushane urges fruit growers in Frederick County Virginia to begin a cedar cutting campaign starting January 29 to eliminate cedar rust damage. The effort covers a two mile radius and relies on every farmer to pull up saplings and inspect fields. Cooperation, local captains, and countywide participation are emphasized to prevent future losses and ensure greater prosperity.
Past President Fred Clerk presided at a one o'clock luncheon meeting. Attendees included H. Browne Jim Young of Richmond and Rev. Mr Soule of Boston. Chappie Chapman gave a vocational talk on Henry Ford's Early Life.
55 acre farm with a small dwelling and 12 acres in an orchard located about three miles from Winchester. Suitable for trucking and a chicken farm. Listed by Hansbrough and Cart Insurance Loans Investments. Reference 1p 19 23 26.
Justice A J Tavenner will hear John Place charged with violating game laws in Frederick County. Place argues four defenses including that fox chasing with hounds is not hunting, that foxes are not game, and that foxes are used as a poultry menace with a bounty offered. The court’s ruling could ban fox chases still practiced since colonial times.
A customs inspector on a North River pier found a barrel with a purple spot after a salt cargo was unloaded. The bottle of Scotch whiskey was broken, with two dozen quarts of whiskey mixed with salt and thirty nine other barrels containing equal amounts of salt and Scotch. The incident triggers an investigation of salt shipments tied to a large New York importing house.
Ramsburg market advertises Armour hams available Saturday only in medium and large sizes per pound. Contact phone 235 for Ramsburg listings and pricing.
Pr M B Waite of the U S Department of Agriculture and G S Ralston extension horticulturist will address Frederick County Fruit Growers and related groups at Handley Library lecture hall at 2 PM on January era afternoon. They will offer insect dusting guidance for fruit trees and urge all interested farmers and growers to attend.
The Black Cat Inn opens 11 a m to 7 p m on weekdays and Sunday 1 p m to 7 p m Tickets are on sale for the Girls Athletic Association Minstrel Show and for a Winns… grocery listing includes Poultry Wanted. Laundry Sale Tuesday at 209 N Kent with electric washing machines irons and more.
WM. J. Goghenodr offers quick efficient water well drilling and completion services in Maurertown Virginia with a guaranteed job. Handles 8ft triple four wheel configurations.
A Frederick Circuit Court decree orders sale of Waverley near Hopewell Meeting House, estate once owned by late George Fayette Washington. The 500 plus acres and heirlooms valued at 60 000 to 75 000 dollars will be divided among 19 heirs after tracing descendants in Louisiana Maryland Washington D C and California. Commissioners from Winchester Alexandria and Baltimore will oversee sale and private sale of heirlooms by the same panel.
Two U. S. Army officers Major Godrich and Lieut Gaines landed at H. B. Dunlop’s farm beyond city limits on the Berryville pike. They flew from Popefield North Carolina, a 600 mile trip, then Gaines left for Washington while Godrich stayed nearby presumed surveying work.
A state law effective February 1 1923 imposes penalties from 100 to 600 dollars and license revocation if agents fail to collect premiums within sixty days of the contract date. Local notice lists office hours and a warehouse address at 12 West Germain Street with a 1 pm meeting for household goods.
A high level dispute reaches the state board as key leadership battles unfold. Officials weigh options and the public awaits the next move. The president seeks resolution amid mounting pressure and institutional friction across agencies.
The article discusses a proposed twelve million dollar bond issue for highway work, with Senator Byrd opposing a bond while urging delay and challenging information from the State Highway Department. It notes opposition members favorfield study and cautions against tying the vote to a November election.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a faded line from Gainesboro Virginia notices. It includes names and dates trimmed by the scan and lacks clear context or action.
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