League Chief May Appeal Conviction Verdict
New York January 29 William H Anderson state superintendent of anti saloon league was convicted by a Supreme Court jury on third degree forgery linked to split commissions with a former league fund solicitor. Judge Tompkins set sentencing for February 8 bail $5000 continued and an appeal was expected.
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New York
Wiliam H. Anderson
Newark
Supreme Court
League Fund
Tompkins
Anderson
House Opposes Plan 10 Stop Somparsin
In Virginia the House defeated Delegate Russell's resolution to abolish the annual auditor's report comparing taxes paid and revenue used by counties, while the Senate heard a drunk driving penalty bill and a marriage license physical exam proposal.
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Associated Press
Raichmond
Russell
Lee County
State Auditor
House of Delegates
Senate
Early
Gatewood
Co Gneed Pie
Eega
Griffis Released by German Government After Kidnap Attempt
Lt. Corliss H. Griffis, the American who attempted to kidnap Grover C. Bergdoll in Germany, has been released from prison by the German government. The State Department was advised today.
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Associated Press
Washington
Corliss H. Griffis
Grover C. Bergdoll
Germany
State Department
Illness confines Linotype operator in Star rooms
C Douglas Barnett a Linotype operator in the Star composing rooms is confined to his home by illness and his condition remained unimproved today. Little Kinzel McMillen son of Mr and Mrs William Miller was operated on at Memorial Hospital yesterday and is doing nicely. Little Tootie was at the hospital during the fire and the operation was deferred until accommodations could be prepared after the conflagration. He hopes to return home soon.
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C. Douglas Barnett
Star Composing
Little Kinzel McMillen
William Miller
Memorial Hospital
Little Tootie
Minstrels Show Omission Names Players in Ad
The Star notes a partial Sarah Zane Fire Company minstrels program omitted George Barr one of the soloists and Roy Shiner comedian who will sing That Big Blonde Mama of Mine in yesterday’s announcement.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
George Barr
Roy Shiner
Newspapers Get First Class Mail Treatment
Postmaster General New announced an order making newspapers eligible for first class mail service starting Friday. The change aims to speed delivery, benefiting both urban and rural readers by placing newspapers before them sooner and strengthening timely connection to local and national activities.
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Associated Press
Washington
New
New Said
Pay Your Subscription Now The Evening Star Ad
Subscription renewal push from The Evening Star urging readers to pay now to secure a discount as the deadline nears. Includes strong call to action and time pressure language.
Virginia Fruit Growers Convene in Roanoke Annual Session
The Virginia Horticultural Society opens its annual convention in Roanoke with about five hundred orchardists, mainly apple growers from the Valley. Rev G Otis Mead gives the welcome, followed by reports from officers and programs on Cedar Rust, pollination, marketing, and varieties prices in markets.
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Virginia Horticultural Society
Roanoke
G. Otis Mead
Christ Episcopal Church
B. Moomaw
W. P. Massey
Winchester
T. W. Woollen
Crozet
H. L. Price
E. C. Auchter
University of Maryland
American Fruit Grower
Co-operative Marketing
Virginia Marketing Committee
G. P. Warber
University of Tennessee
R. G. Vance
J.H. Meeks
J. R. Hutchinson
Roanoke Fruit Growirg
Hotel Jack Dining Room Opens Saturday Morning
Maxime L. Ducharme announces the opening of the Hotel Jack dining room with breakfast and lunch options at popular prices and a la carte meals at all hours. The establishment is managed by Maxime L. Ducharme as lessee and manager.
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Hotel Jack
Maxime L. Ducharme
Surprise Night at Colonial Ends With Harrisonburg Warrant
Arthur Dunlop of this city was taken to Harrisonburg Virginia today by an officer on a warrant filed by a Harrisonburg girl accusing a serious statutory offense.
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Arthur Dunlop
Harrisonburg
Bible Class at Christ Episcopal Tonight
The Men's Bible class of Christ Episcopal Church will meet at 7.20 tonight.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Surprises Tonight: Lost Brown Leather Pocketbook Recovered?
A lost brown leather pocketbook reported tonight contains $30.06 and rewards offered by Star Office in Liberal. Local notice seeks its return to rightful owner and urges contact for claim.
Grand Juries Convene in Winchester Courts Next Monday
Two grand juries will sit in Winchester for Circuit Court of Frederick County and Corporation Court cases. About five county cases and at least sixteen Corporation Court cases are slated, ranging from prohibition violations to robbery. Some indictments may extend beyond one day. Joe Dannie Ransom, charged with Lipkins killing, awaits trial. out of town defendants implicated in auto thefts are summoned. The county jail nears capacity with prisoners, while many awaiting indictments are free on bail.
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Winchester
Circuit Court
Erick County
Monay
Corporation Court
Whiting
Joe Dannie
Ransom
Julius Lipkins
James Ll
One Walt) Asher
C. H. McClintock
Chambersburg-Pa
Cisarion
Pennsylvania
Child Wakes Family Finds House Ablaze
Four year old Virginia Eutsler awakened a smoke filled home at 7123 South Market and alerted her family to a cellar fire. The blaze started in the cellar stairs, rapidly checked by residents and a fire call. Damages estimated at 50 to 100 dollars with unknown origin. Virginia is daughter of G F Eutsler, Winchester Lumber Corp manager, living with his father the Rev D F Butsler.
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Virginia
Butsler
D. F. Eutsler
South Market
D. F. Butsler
Central
Virginia Eutsler
G. F. Eutsler
Winchester Lumber Corporation
Notice to Report in Uniform for Drill Thursday Evening
Headquarters Company orders all members to report in uniform for drill Thursday at 7 30 p m No excuse accepted Lieutenant Peyton J Marshall 1st Lieutenant Headquarters Company rd Battalion 116th Infantry commanding
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Peyton J. Marshall
Rd Bn
116Th Inf
Spip-21
Change in Bus Line Schedule for Harrisonburg Winchester
Beginning February 1 the motor bus leaving Harrisonburg at 8 30 a m for Winchester will leave at 7 a m. The return bus will depart Winchester at 11 a m instead of 2 20 p m as before. J A Towns Manager.
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Harrisonburg
Winchester
J. A. Towns
Senate Leaders Seek Vote on Oil Lease Annulment
Republican and Democratic leaders move for a vote on the Walsh oil lease annulment resolution as debate starts in the Senate. Sen Norris argues for accountability while Glass questions presidential guidance on legal opinions amid calls for an investigation. Strawn and Gregory pledge immediate action with the president directing prosecution and civil relief. Physicians report Albert Fall in poor health prompting a committee to appoint three doctors to determine his exact condition. Department of Justice gathers testimony for the special counsel.
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The
Ted Press
Washington
Walsh
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Congress
Glass
Virginia
Naval Reserve
Interior’ Department
Strawn
Fall
Albert B. Fall
Senate Oil Committee
Department
Department of Justice
Coolidge
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Thomas W. Gregory
Austin
Texas
White House
Denby
Special January Rate Ends January 31
January 31 marks the final day to lock in the Special January Rate with immediate payment encouraged. The notice urges customers to pay now to enjoy the discount before the period closes.
Haldeman Heads Produce Exchange of Philadelphia
Charles W. Haldeman, brother of J. S. Haldeman, elected unanimously president of the Philadelphia Produce Exchange. He is head of J. G. Haldeman and Brother, with plants in Harrisonburg and Winchester and a 120 acre Chester County farm. He serves as second vice president of the Drovers and Merchants National Bank and is active in the Frazier Presbyterian Church.
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Charles W. Haldeman
J. S. Haldeman
Winchester Creamery
Philadelphia Produce Exchange
Financial and Commercial News
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Haldeman
John Kerr High School
Winchester
Philadelphia
Journal of Commerce
Produce Exchange
Man
J. G. Haldeman
Harold Lloyd Comedy and Charles Ray at the Empire Tonight
Harold Lloyd and Charles Ray star in a comedy program at the Empire tonight with a lively show full of humor and laughs. A chance to win a free seat for The Covered Wagon is offered. Also for sale a New Essex Coach with extra equipment at less than market price, viewable at Mid City Garage.
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Harold Lloyd
Charles Ray
the Empire Tonight
New Essex
Mid City Garage
Have You Paid Your The Star Subscription Prompts Payment
The Evening Star urges readers to renew subscriptions and pay now to lock in a 1924 discount, signaling urgency and a limited-time offer for the period ending January 21.
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The
Star
Evening Star
Round Hill Presbyterian Social to Benefit Foreign Missions
The Missionary Society and Christian Endeavor of Round Hill Presbyterian Church host a social at Round Hill School House on Friday night February 1. Everyone invited. bring your pocketbook to support foreign missions. Ad includes Broadhead Dress and Suit Materials on page 7.
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Round Hill
the Missionary Society and
Christian Endeavor of
Round
Hill Presbyterian Church
Hill School
Social Benefit Foreign Missions
Butler Defies Philadelphia Politicians Over Police Demotions
Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler, director of public safety, says he rejects political interference after demoting a police lieutenant over alleged inefficiency. Mayor Kendrick supports Butler, asserting the director has free rein. Butler reports most recommended demotions stood after hearings while 32 charges are unresolved and under review.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Smedley D. Butler
Public Safety
Marine Corps
Kendrick
Butler
Science and religion are twin bedfellows says Dr Harris
The Rev Dr Carlton D Harris of Baltimore argues in a sermon that science and religion need not conflict and are separate but related pursuits. He cites misinterpretation of both fields, notes past scientific errors, and urges seeking truth through spiritual and empirical inquiry.
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Carlton D. Harris
Wilson Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Baltimore
Harris
Candler
Hmary Beniversity
Fire Capt Forney Injured Directing Firemen
Captain Fred W. Forney of the Friendship Fire Company was directing men at a blaze on South Market street when attempting to enter a burning cellar entry. The platform collapsed and he fell into the blaze but fellow firefighters rescued him, leaving him with only slight injuries.
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Fred W. Forney
Friendship Fire Company
D.F. Butsler
South Market Street
Capt. Forney
New Anahories by School Building Completion
The article notes next week as the target for completion of new anahories by School b ing, with a concert planned for February 7 featuring contralto and Miss Potter. Miss Potter, praised nationwide, will perform with Angelo Bostone and Cyrus Allian.
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Pg Miter
Theodore Kundzt
Miss Potter
Asais
Angelo Bostone
Cyrus Allian
Pian Dulfer
Baker’s Drug
C. Neidemeyer’s
Memorial Fund
Farmers Union Debate Set at Stephens City Meeting
The Farmers Union plans a debate at Stephens City in a school building on February 1. The event includes a joint meeting with music and recitations. O. L. Grim and H. A. Fun will present the affirmative and negative on the resolution supporting the farmers union.
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Farmers’ “Union
Stephens City
Farmers’ Union
O. L. Grim
H. A. Fun
1924 Dog Taxes Due February First
Colonial Tongree notes that 1924 dog taxes are due and payable by February 1 with a five percent penalty if unpaid. Watts Sto¢t City references appear in the notice.
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Watts
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