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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1923
Page
2
The Federal District Court, convened by Judge H. C. McDowell, heard the case of C. M. Campbell, a former deputy internal collector, indicted for conspiring with bootleggers in liquor sales. The trial two months ago at sar ended in a hung jury.
Wrangell Alaska July 9 President Harding landing greeted thousands of people and a crowd along the frame courthouse steps. He spoke of a period of understanding as what the world and nation most need. Reverend Diven introduced him to the cheering audience after the address. Secretary of the Interior accompanied him.
A Central Iron & Steel Works veteran from 228 Cranberry Ave Harrisburg Pa recounts two years of indigestion and weakness. He credits Dr Thatcher's Liver and Blood Syrup seen in newspapers, notes improvement after three bottles, and says he can eat most foods and feels better. It is sold with a guarantee at Baker and Son druggists.
The President and Mrs. Harding arrived to a sunlit town once the Hudson Bay Company trading center. Secretary Wal lace and Secretary Hoover spoke briefly as the party toured, viewing totem poles and a gift basket of oversized strawberries and a bouquet of mammoth peonies.
Former U S Supreme Court associate justice William R. Day died at his Mackinac Island cottage at 6 30 this morning. He was with his son William L Day and daughter in law. Death followed a long bronchitis illness last fall. The body was to be conveyed for burial.
Mr Day aged 74 died peacefully in Canton Ohio at noon today after arriving two weeks earlier seeking rest at his summer home. He had spent forty years summers by the shore and sought quiet retirement.
Lynchburg case details Express Company contesting a motor license statute. A special pre-session law exempted express firms from licenses except those by the taxation or regulatory commission, prompting the company to challenge city license requirements.
Washington reports radiograms from Rome show eight foreign countries expect a 1923 wheat crop of 7,560,785,000 bushels, up from 656,988,000 bushels in 1922, with those nations previously supplying over one-fifth of world output.
Berlin July 9 Siegried Wagner son of Richard Wagner signs a contract to conduct performances of his fathers operas in about two dozen American cities. He will leave for the United States about Christmas. Cities include New York Chicago Boston Providence Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Buffalo Erie Columbus Dayton Cincinnati Toledo Detroit St Louis Kansas City St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Los Angeles and Oakland.
Chicago July 9 Railway brotherhood chiefs representing all train men and conductors west of the Mississippi meet to discuss wage increases. L E Sheppard president of the conductors and W G Lee head of the trainmen organized the gathering. It is seen as a prelude to a general demand for higher pay among the big four brotherhoods. Similar meetings will follow in the east and south at Cleveland and Washington within the next month.
Cedar Grove Virginia notes report William Glaize selling his property and planning to move to Winchester. Margaret Lewis from Winchester visits her grandmother in Cedar Grove. The Ladies Aid Society hosts a social July 12 at Littl Mountains school house with one cent admission per name and free ice cream. Mrs Rachel Barrett visits Washington with her daughter Lula Lamp. Bruce Lineburg sale draws crowd after wife’s death. Miss Gladys Miller of Greenwood returns home after appendicitis surgery at Memorial Hospital.
Train times for Berryville to Roanoke Bristol and intermediate stations listed with Pullman cars dining service and connections. Eastbound No 11 no 1 and No 27 and westbound No 28 No 10 No 14 No 2 with stops at Shenandoah Junction Hagerstown Philadelphia and New York connections. Contacts H H Burks Berryville and W C Saunders Roanke for fares schedules and reservations.
Transfer service offers baggage transfer to and from any city depot. Rates stated as 25 cents. Contact via wart t7ues 9-21 phone line for arrangements.
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