Modified Martial Law Spreads Across Bavaria
Week End Mi reports a modified form of martial law spreading throughout Bavaria. Socialists and Fascists are named as central actors in the tension and control measures described.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1923
Page
1
Allen Surrenders Watch on Rhine Transition
American commander transfers region to French control in a brief ceremony. French attempt to dodge tax in occupied territory fails as fresh contingents arrive and assume posts on both river banks.
Martial law tightens in Bavaria as clashes loom
Reporting from Munich and Dusseldorf on January 27 the region remains under a modified martial law to curb weekend meetings of nationalist socialists and fascists. Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen and General Marty oversee the handover of control from American to French forces. Fresh French troops begin arriving in the Ruhr while labor tensions mount over telegraph workers' demands and possible strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Bavaria
Rianne
Rhine
Henry T. Allen
Germany
Marty
Dusseldorf
Ruhr
Waus
Telegraph
Genexa
Sidiers
Minister Acquitted in School Attendance Case
Rev. Luther McFarland of Thia Gap Frederick County was acquitted by Justice Glass in the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court of violating state compulsory education laws by failing to send his children to school. The defense argued the children were educated at home and well advanced, offering two children for mental testing. Court noted the law allows home education with a tutor or teacher and found McFarland compliant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther McFarland
Pentecostal Church
Holy Rollers
Thia Gap
Winchester
Frederick County
Justice Glass
Harry R. Kern
McFarland
Coke
Eaken
Cal Ramey
Gap
Modern Laundry Sale Next Tuesday Ad
Attend a laundry sale Tuesday January 30 at 11 am at 209 NT Kent. Electric washing machines, mangles, electric iron, steam-press and more advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Women Raise Big Sum for Local Legion
The American Legion Auxiliary reports raising over $1 000 for the legion in the past year through a December 1921 bazar and January 1922 purchases, plus revenue from card parties, a Christmas bazar, poppies on Decoration Day, and other fundraisers. They also assisted veterans, decorated graves in France, supported hospital patients, and hosted veterans. The unit plans renewed dues efforts and urges members to stay active and attend meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert Y. Conrad
Legion
Frederick County
France
Dmes
Treasury
Department
National
Auxiliary
Subscriptions Offer and Local Notices Amid January Rates
Subscribers are urged to renew at a special January rate with savings highlighted. Local notices mention sweet cider in 65 gallon barrels from Massey Bros and Mrs Pannett Improved with Edith Pannett recovering after surgery at Johns Hopkins. Stephen Archer, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad auditor, visits town before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iptt Massey Bros
Stephen Archer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Reverend Speare to Speak on Immortality at Centenary
The Rev. William E. Speale of Springfield Massachusetts is to occupy the pulpit of Centenary Reformed Church at the 11 o clock service tomorrow. His discourse will deal with immortality and spiritual life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William. E._Speale
Springfield
Mass
Centenary Reformed Church
Byrd Seeks Bonding State Funds Reply From Elliot
Senator Byrd asks for the bonding state funding details replying to Mr Elliot. The exchange centers on who is providing the funds and the mechanism for the bondissue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Virginia Senator Defends Gas Tax and Road Bond Debate
In a heated defense of his stance on a gasoline tax and road bonds, state senator H C Eliot of Roanoke argues for a middle road and voter choice. He contends the Highway Department should propose funding levels but the legislature controls how funds are raised and spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Eliot
Roanoke
The
Good Roads Association
Elliot
General Assembly
Highway Department
Highway Commission
Democratic Committee
Hogs figure in alimony ruling in Frye case
In a private session Judge Glass ordered John B E Frye to pay Mrs. Mattie L Frye $25 monthly for the support of herself and their two children. Frye receives $70 credited for hogs and $10 monthly for seven months until hog money is exhausted. Further alimony possible after one year if reconciliation fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
John BE. Frye
Mattie L. Frye
Justice Glass
Frye
Jury panel summoned for Ernest Green murder trial
A 24 citizen panel is summoned in Corporation Court for Thursday February 1 to try Ernest Green colored for the murder of Jerry Morgan and his wife. It is expected the trial will finish in one day as few witnesses are summoned. twelve men will be chosen as jurors from the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Ernest Green
Jerry Morgan
Will of William P. Madigan Distributes Estate
The 1920 will to his wife grants one third of his personal estate and all household goods. Two thirds go to a trust invested for the children’s support and education with a work requirement for those able. Upon the youngest reaching 21, the fund’s proceeds are divided among the children. Executor Robert L. Miller qualified with a $4,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William PP. Madigan
Circuit Clerk’s
Mr. Madigan
Robert L. Miller
Notice to dog owners on 1923 taxes due Feb 1
City Treasurer William T. Barr warns a five percent penalty will be added to dog taxes for 1923 if not paid by February 1. Public notice for tax collection and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. T. Barr
Fletcher's Cat Billy Dies After 14 Years in East Piccadilly
Billy, a tom cat owned by W. Miller Fletcher of East Piccadilly Street for 14 years, died of old age. Fletcher recalled the cat was given as a kitten by a Cumberland Valley Railroad man and noted the animal was half wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
W. Miller’ Fletcher
East Piccadilly Street
Young Couple Surprises Friends With Virginia Wedding
L Beery Hoover of Harrisonburg and Miss Mary L Strickler of Lu ray were married Thursday at the University of Virginia. After a wedding trip through Norfolk Baltimore and Washington they will reside in Timberville with Elder and Mrs R T Strickler. Hoover, son of the late S L Hoover, is a Virginia Tech and University of Virginia graduate and longtime livestock breeder and teacher. Strickler is a Luray High School graduate. The marriage came as a surprise to Page county relatives and friends. only a few knew of the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Beery Hoover
Harrisonburg
Mary. L. Strickler
Luray
University of Virginia
Winchester
Norfolk
Baltimore
Washington
Hoover
theVirginia Polytechnic Institute
Tinxberville
Miccess
Winchester, Clarke
North Carolina
Page County
Charlottesville
Mr. Hoover
Five Die When Car Plunges From National Pike Into Wills Creek
Five people died in a Cumberland Maryland crash after a car crashed through an iron fence on the National pike and fell 36 feet into Wills Creek. Victims include Edward A. Flynn of Hagerstown Clara McCullough Eva Dundee Cumberland and William J. Farrell. The party had just left a Frostburg dance and the wreck occurred about an hour earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cumberland
National Pike
Wills Creek
Edward A. Flynn
Hagerstown
Girls to Stage White and Black Minstrels Show at Empire
The Athletic Association announces The Black and White Minstrels for January 30 at 8:30 PM in the Empire Theatre. The chorus of forty girls will sing and perform in white satin and blue outfits. Tickets are on sale at Neidemeyer’s and People’s Store for 1.00, 0.75, and 0.50 for balcony seating, exchangable at the Empire Theatre office that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minstrels
The
Athletic Association
Empire Theatre
America
Stres
Lala Rush
Isabelle Nancy Orlammnar
Mie Neidemeyer
People's
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Opens New Mail Boxes
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank announces the opening of new mail boxes and calendars for customer use. Banking staff invite patrons to stop by for assistance and to learn about available services and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sendars
Keres ‘Bank
Ron
Shenandoah Valley National Ip Bank
Ip Mid City Garage For Rent Gooner Tire Ad
Ip Mid City Garage advertises a 30X3 1-2 Gooner tire at 10.95 with a free Podyear tube and patch services. The note mentions HANSBROUGH & CARTER and a particular operator "Gardefi" with garaged patch work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooner Tire
Ying. Gardefi, Patch
Hansbrough & Carter
Hudson Valley Job Ad for Brooklyn Crew Lead
Advertisement from BROOKLYN COO COMPANY at KEY HIGHWAY BALTIMORE MD seeking experienced workers to trim and overhaul slack barrels with steady, ongoing work. Contact details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Coo Company
Key Highway
Baltimore, MD
Rosenberger Auto Glass Ad Promises Mobile Service
Local ad by John W. Rosenberger & Co offers mobile window glass and windshield repair services. The brief notice highlights convenience and quick repairs for vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Benefit Supper At Mrs Fred Anderson Home
Benefit supper held at 817 North Main Street hosted by Mrs. Fred Anderson on Monday January 29 from 4 to 7 PM. Everyone welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Anderson
N. Main St
Auction item list and rental notice for local ads
Entry lists items for sale including electric irons boiler Ford auto tools and supplies at 209 N Kent on Jan 30 at 11 am. Also promotes tickets for a Girls Athletic A s sociates show and advertises a six room rental on Hast ee St at 320 National Ave.
Mr Sprint to Return Home From Asheville Sanitarium
Frank Sprint, a patient aged several months at a sanitarium in Asheville North Carolina, is reported to be improving and will return home. Doctors say his health has shown real improvement and he is expected to leave the facility soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sprint
Asheville
NC. c
Sprint
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Allen
Mr. McFarland
Holy Roller Head
Miss Mary. McFadden
S. Geo. Fansler
NCES
W. Beverley
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Pannett
Claude. Kline Ay R
Edith Pannett
John Hopkins Hospital
Mr. Elliot
Virginia Contractors’ Association
H. F. Byrd
Charles Latham
Mrs
James Berrying
John Frye
Case
MR. Fletcher
Mary Strickler
Beery Hoover
University of
Clara McCullogh
Eva Dundee
Louise Dundee
William J. Farrell
Frostburg
Charen
Empire
Coopers
ayLass
Harry Albin
N. Kent
Ford Auto
Girls Athletic Associates
Hastee St
National Ave
MR. Sprint
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