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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
2
In the quake zone impromptu nurses attend to the injured, transport to hospitals is blocked by lack of proper shelter and aid. More than 1 000 houses damaged, forcing valley residents southwest of Florence to camp in the open as unsafe to return home.
Berlin reports that Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg offered to surrender to allied authorities on 20, 4919 but withdrew the offer after German government requests. The gov ernment later agrees extradition may proceed for those the allies seek to try.
In Manassas Virginia on July 1 the auto lien owned by Raymond Shackel and L D Hudson, accused bootleggers linked to a March 6 incident at Shers Hill, sold at public auction for 650 dollars to John di Zerega of Aldis Loudoun. Prohibition officers Hall Dunlevy and Sullivan face murder trial this September in the same court.
Real estate ad listing ten limestone farms from 100 to 310 acres with orchards running water and road access. Includes 18 slate and creek farms with orchards, 215 acre farm with bottom land and timber, and 16 city properties. prices range from 5 000 to 65 per acre. Bailey Bros. Store offers to list and sell properties.
Berryville telegrams now pass via Charlestown and Winchester after Berryville operators refuse commercial messages. The change directs all messages through nearby towns, affecting local telegraph traffic and business communications.
Intelligence from Winchester reports Mrs Laura Campbell age about 64 widow of Joseph S Campbell died last Saturday at her Philadelphia home after a year long illness due to paralysis. She was born in New Market Shenandoah County and had been in Philadelphia since childhood. Funeral held in Philadelphia with John W Rice attending. she left four daughters and a Camden sister in law among survivors.
Tentative plans emerge for welcoming President Wilson upon his arrival in New York. Officials and civic groups coordinate events and receptions as the capital prepares for the president’s visit.
London reports counter revolutionaries ready a motor launch to rescue the former German crown prince and lead a German revolt. The Dutch queen has sent her consort to deter his participation, while the prince renewed his lease on a Wieringen house for three more months.
Chicago hog market set a new high at $21.75 per 100 pounds, the record for July. The previous July peak was $19.40 last year as demand remained strong.
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