Bath maker Joseph Dor grips historic ESC TM
A brief note highlights Joseph Dor, noted for making an ESC TM in Bath. The fragment suggests a craftsman’s claim to a trademark related to ESC TM in the Bath area.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1922
Page
1
Fugitive Joseph Doran Escapes From Springs Jail After Ladder Plot
Joseph Doran alias William Stroker, jailed for theft and assault, escaped Springs jail Saturday by using a yardstick to spring a rear door lock and a ladder to climb to a walnut tree. Residents misread the incident as a neighborhood prank as officers issued alerts and searched surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Doran
William Stroker
Julian Larrick
Pannett White
Doran
Cecil Street
Pannett
Doron
Jacob Randall
Main Street
Lewis Newlin
Market Street
Pennsylvania
Huntingdon Reforman
Will
Ian Larrick
Jul Be
Keen Rivalry in Race for Fair Prizes
Winchester and Frederick county prepare for a real Agricultural Fair with record premium catalog demand. County agents J. R. DusHane and Crawford expect top achievements in agricultural horticultural and livestock exhibits. Shenandoah Valley Association president W. P. Massey hails a proud fair, with early grandstand box bookings and many merchants seeking exhibit space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Fair Association
Leorn
J. R. DuShane
Crawford
Clarke County
Winchester Fair
W. P. Massey
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Association
Infant dies after illness at six weeks old in Amherst Street home
Sara Mae Ramsey infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W L Ramsey died Saturday evening at 315 Amherst Street after a illness of complications. Born here six weeks ago the child had been delicate from birth. Body taken to Martinsburg West Virginia for funeral at 4 o'clock at O M Ramsey grandfather home. Interment in Green Hill Cemetery. Ramsey family member of P C Neidemeyer and Company. Two other Ramsey children died in infancy in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Mae Ramsey
W. L. Ramsey
Amherst Street
Martinsburg
W. Va
O. M. Ramsey
John I Jacobs
Boyd V. Switzer
Green Hill Cemetery
Ramsey
P. C. Neidemeyer and Company
Receivers' sale of electrical goods below cost
As receivers for Butler & Gray Electric Co we sell stock of electrical chandeliers fixtures wire lighting plants toys and miscellaneous goods at below cost. Store hours are ten to noon and three to five and seven to nine p m daily. Herbert S Larrick Robert T Barton special receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler & Gray Electric Company
Herbert S. Larrick
Robert T. Barton
Doran's Jail Term After Sheriff Battle Incident
A fleeing suspect in custody attempted to shoot Sheriff Pannett during transport. A scuffle caused the auto to crash into a post, spilling occupants. Doran, with a lengthy criminal record, received six months for theft and six months for attempting to shoot the sheriff. Authorities say he faced a 10 year sentence for horse stealing and parole violations at Huntingdon Reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pannett
Doran
Larrick
Huntingdon
Swanson appeals for Virginia Democratic voters
United States Senator Claude A. Swanson, seeking another term, explains his absence from campaign events due to ongoing Congress duties. He emphasizes public obligations over private advantage and asks Virginia Democrats to consider his candidacy in the August 1 primary. Continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
United States Senate
Congress
Senate
America
Norma Talmadge in Empire Tonight The Wonderful Thing
New York and Newport society buzz as Lydia Hoyt enters films with her first picture The Wonderful Thing at the Empire starring Norma Talmadge and Harrison Ford Harold Lloyd’s new feature arrives tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newport Society
Lydia Hoyt
The
Empire
Norma Talmadge
Harrison Ford
Harold Lloyd
New Truck Driver Named for Friendship Fire Company
Samuel Crisman was elected driver for the Friendship Fire Company at a Saturday evening executive committee meeting. His term begins Saturday July 15. Crisman, a company member, has years of experience in automobile repair and is regarded as a careful driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Crisman
Friendship Fire Company
Crisman
Let Us Wire Your Home Newlin and Potts
WANTED Reliable woman to care for little girl in afternoon Apply to 326 Amherst St. FOR SALE Well established grocery business If interested address XCC care Star 27 19 1 FOR SALE Front porch in excellent condition 35 to quick buyer Apply to Miss Mary Byrd 214 W Cork Street 1p tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst St
XCC
Care Star
Mary Byrd
Cork Street
Winchester Falls to Shenandoah County 9-2 in Slow Strasburg Tilt
In a rugged amateur game at Strasburg Winchesteroutrun by Shenandoah county 9 to 2. Weems and Snider battled illness and hindrances while Pat Dunn clashed with umpire calls and Doc Yost warned bench discipline. Rinker starred for Strasburg as Woodring and Herrell made sharp plays for the locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Winchester Baseball Club
Shenandoah County
Weems
Ham” Snider
Peyton Marshall
Johnny Holden
Jupe Pluvius
Brady
Baby
Hiser
Red” Ruppert
Sandy” Baker
Herrell
Brack
Herr
Woodring
Warren
Pat Dunn
Tom
Smote
Nelson
Doc. Yost
Pat
Winchester
Breckenridge
Holden
Snider
Potts
Ruppert
Baker
Poole
Purcellville
Valley League Standings and Results Report
Valley League results from Saturday show Strasburg 9 over Winchester 2 and Harrisonburg 5 over Mt. Jackson 3. Upcoming games include New Market at Winchester and Woodstock at Boyce with Tuesday play on the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Mt. Jackson
Front Royal
Strasburg
Woodstock
Boyce
Dr Woods Poems for Sale at Boyd's Drug Stores
A brief notice states Dr Woods poems are offered for sale at Boyd's Drug Stores. The item highlights availability through local shops and invites readers to purchase poetry locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd’s Drug Stores
Yard Party on Clevenmer Lawn Near Grimes Aug 21
By Witting Workers of White Hall a Sunday school event will be held on R G Clevenmer’s lawn near Grimes with public invited. A Loyal Workers yard event and Bible class are planned at the Burnt Factory area on August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witting Workers of
White Hall
R.G. Clevenmer
Grimes
I Bible Class
Sun Yat Sen Forces Defeated at Wampore Battle
American naval advices report Sun Yat Sen forces defeated July 3 at Wampore near Canton. Sun allegedly escaped down the river toward the sea with three cruisers loyal to him remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Wampore
Can~ton
Sun
Slemp Declares He Will Not Seek Congress Again
Representative C. B. Slemp of Virginia's Ninth District announces in a Roanoke Times statement that he will not run for Congress again. He cites health as the sole reason and says he would not defy medical advice by seeking reelection. He adds that if he must, another man should be chosen, with continuation in a later page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Slemp
Virginia
Roanoke Times
Congress
Slemp
George Perry
Mr. Slemp
Boy Scouts to Camp on Cedar Creek This July
The Boy Scouts of America Troops 1 2 and 8 plan an eight day camp starting July 20 at Cedar Creek familiar site used in 1918. Scoutmasters Brown Mason Kern Cather Fansler Hollis McKee and a Scout Council member will lead with life outdoors wholesome food and vigorous program including hikes swimming water sports and nightly campfire stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Cedar Creek
John S. Brown
Adrian Mason
Harry Kern
Roy Cather
Earl Fansler
Irvine Cather
Lawrence Hollis
Hugh McKee
Scout Council
Hillyard Birds Make A Record
Eight carrier pigeons owned by William Hillyard of South Braddock street set a record flight from Buchanan Virginia to their home loft covering 174 miles in three hours at 68 miles per hour. The birds were released at 6 20 a m in Buchanan and arrived at 9 20 a m at the home loft. Hillyard plans another race from Roanoke in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hillyard
South Braddock Street
Buchanan
Mr. Hillyard
T. M. She@z
Hillyard
Roanoke
Near
Fry's Hearing Set for Later This Week in Martinsburg
J William Fry of Martinsburg West Virginia faces a hearing on liquor transportation charges after a Saturday shooting by an Winchester officer. Fry remains hospitalized from a arm wound with 66 gallons of whiskey found in his car awaiting court date and bond outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Fry
Martinsburg
W. Va
Fry
Memorial Hospital
Armel
Valley Pike
Tonkin
Winchester
Star Today
Ery
Parnett
Doran
Reynolds
Hugh R. Reynolds
Geo. T. Reynolds
Cross Junction
Aged Colored Woman Susan Lawson Dies at Parish Farm
Susan Lawson, known as a city employee, died yesterday at the county parish farm. The body was taken to R. T. Jones and Company for burial prep. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at John Mann Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Joseph Wheeler, with burial in Orrick cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Lawson
John Lawson
R. T. Jones and Company
John Mann Methodist
Joseph Wheeler
Orrick
Brutus the terrier killed by automobile on North Main
William F Keller reports his purebred terrier Brutus was struck and killed by a car in front of the Keller home on North Main Street. Brutus had been with the family about 11 or 12 years as he crossed the street just as the Fort Hill vehicle passed. Margaret Campbell, visiting from Boston, is staying with her mother Mrs Marcia Campbell at the late Major Robert W Hunter's Washington Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brutus
Wiliam F. Keller
Keller
North Main Street
Fort Hill
Margaret’ Campbell
Boston
Mass
Marcia*Campbell
Robert W. Hunter
Washington Street
Strike stage crucial in nation wide railroad walkout
Washington reports the government will protect property and lives and maintain mail transport despite the rail workers strike. Deputy marshals authorized to operate in the Middle West as President Harding and Attorney General Daugherty outline policy. In Danville and Chicago, rail men guard mail and stage a tense stalemate as Kansas Guardsmen seize command in Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Daugherty
Harding
Middle ‘West
Detroit
Danville
National Toc
Chicago
Dinnois
Mi 8
Kansas Guardsmen
Parsons
Kansas
Martin
Kansas National Guardsmen
Blazing Stove Triggers Alarm at East Piccadilly
Firefighters were summoned to East Piccadilly street after a stove ignited at Horace Browne home but the blaze was already under control as Browne put it out with no hose. Water damage to the interior occurred. The Empire Theater alarm was false at 9 pm and the ratus misfired about 5 am. No fire at the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Piccadilly Street
Horace Browne
Browne
Empire
Boyce and Woodstock Game Called at Gilpin Fields
A football game between Boyce and Woodstock was called off at Gilpin Fields with a 3 p.m. start listed. The notice indicates the contest did not proceed as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gol Lith
Gilpin Fields
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Dor
ESC
Trusties
Win
Hilda Dean
Sen. Swanson
Empire Today
Newlin
E. Piccadilly St
Tony
Valley League
DR. Woods
Associated Press
BOY Scouts
Tip
Hugh Reynolds
National Guardsmen
Boyce VS
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