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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1923

Page

2

Timberville Peaches Set Record Shipments From Valley

Timberville Virginia shipped a record 65 carloads of peaches in a single sale to an Newark firm, the largest fruit shipment from the valley to date. The crop, active 600 bearing acres with a projected 20 25 thousand barrels from local orchards, defies late frosts to yield a strong market volume in Washington.

Ile Wahette Timberville Onb Newark Cheinupfot Carmen George Herrist T. B. Byrd Ziglér Washington Byrd Bros Frank H. Driver Floyd M. Bowman George H. Crist Stanley Zigler Broa Virginia

Permanent injunction against rail strike enforceable nationwide

The United States federal court in Chicago made permanent the temporary injunction from October 5, 1922, against the Railway Employees Department of the American Federation of Labor and officers, restraining interference with railroad operations during the nationwide shopmen's strike. The order affects about 400,000 railroad workers and follows the Baltimore agreement ending the strike.

Chicago United States Railway Employees Department American Federation of Labor James H Wilkerson United States District Court Harry M. Daugherty United States Attorney General United States Railroad Labor Board Baltimore Labor Board The Federation of Labor

Road finance debate urges pay as you go for farm to market roads

WR. REEZELL argues for funding state and local farm to market roads through pay as you go rather than bonds. He notes 60,000 miles of public roads, 4,000 miles in the state system, and 1.7 million dollars in annual state and local funds, stressing that motorists and producers need better roads and that debt would bind future generations.

WR. Reezell State Highway Commission Pan Yes Uch Shaitman New York Ste gre@t Wealth Naibet

Mrs William A Newman Dies at Clover Hill

Mrs. Julia F. Newman aged 78 died suddenly at her Clover Hill home from a stroke. Born February 18 1854 she married W A Newman on September 25 1876 and was a lifelong Methodist. Funeral services are set for eleven Saturday at Clover Hill Methodist Church with survivors including her husband two children Miss Annie and Co. W. Newman and a brother G H Wine.

Julia F. Newman William A. Newman Clover Hill Annie Co. W. Newman Near Clover. Hill G. H. Wine Clover. Hill The Tate

Campbell Sees End of Twelve Hour Day at Yeungstown Mills

James A Campbell president of Youngstown Sheet and Tube predicts abolishing the twelve hour day in many steel mill departments by year end. He told Rotary Club luncheon that after acquiring two plants the company becomes the third largest twelve hour day employer and plans to begin implementing 18 labor-saving measures by the first of the month depending on labor availability.

Youngstown Ohio James A. Campbell Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Rotary Club Campbell

Five Day Strike Called by Marine Workers in Los Angeles

A five day general strike by 1200 marine transport workers in Los Angeles began at 10 am in protest of yesterday's Los Angeles superior court conviction of 27 I W W members for criminal syndicalism and their sentences to San Quentin. Organizers predicted wider sympathy strikes in the northwest and Atlantic coast. Ship owners said they would replace strikers as needed.

Los Angeles Cal Marine Transport Workers Industrial Workers of the World Los Angeles Superior Court San Quentin Penitentiary Gers Atlantic Ling Frv

Inmate forced to work in a mine near Turtle Creek

Pittsburgh police charged the Benz Breyman Company a strip mine near Turtle Creek with bringing feeble minded workers from an institution in Ohio to work in the mine in violation of law. The men were returned to Columbus by train and two suspects were arrested while attempting to board a freight train home.

Pittsburgh Watcsy Benz Breimaning Company Turtle Creek Ohio W. Lyon Colt Bus Columbus Pennsylvania Railroad

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