Winchester Daily Newspaper Publication Notice 1926
The Evening Star Publishing Co. Winchester Virginia publishes daily except Sunday. Consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror. Subscription rates shown for one year six months three months and one month. Associated Press member. Bible thought and prayer feature with Deuteronomy verse and prayer caption.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning Newsastem
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Oeerates
Cartier
Appreciation for Peter Rouss Helps Byrd Polar Expedition
Commander Richard E Byrd praised Peter Winchester Rouss for a substantial donation to the North Pole expedition. Byrd noted Rouss declined public announcement, reflecting Winchester family legacy and local pride in Winchester, Virginia, with references to notable figures and civic esteem.
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Richard E. Byrd
Peter Winchester Rouss
Winchester
North Pole
Byrd
Charles Broadway Rouss
Rouss
Rockefeller
Whitney
Astor
Ford
Mr. Rouss
Irvin Cobb
Massachusetts
Virginia
LEE AND LIQUOR
A Richmond News Leader essay argues over prohibition by citing General Lee's temperance stance. It contrasts popular myths about Lee drinking with documented facts and quotes from Lee and Stonewall Jackson, noting Lee’s limited use of alcohol and support for temperance at Washington College.
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Richmond News
Valetead
Valhalla
Jefferson Davis
General Lee
Mexico
Lee
Iowa Republicans Endorse Brookhart in Senate Bid
Iowa Republicans, meeting in convention, praised the administration and economy but offered no farm relief. The gathering endorsed Smith W. Brookhart, candidate for the U S Senate, and bolstered Cummins after Brookhart’s primary victory.
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Iowa
Henry Wattersden
Political Bedfellows Blur Lines in Iowa Debate
The passage compares Democrats and Republicans as voting for opposing figures and endorsing varied policies, suggesting unusual cross party alignments. It notes endorsement of the Coolidge administration and Smith Brookhart alongside Mellon and Debs, highlighting the odd political alliances described as strange bedfellows.
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Iowa
Coolidge
Smith Brookhart
Andrew Mellon
Eugene Debs
End of Coroner's Juries in Virginia Spark Norfolk Inquest
The Virginia General Assembly abolished the coroner's jury to investigate violent deaths. In Norfolk, authorities continue weekly inquests under the new statute effective June 23. The coroner may now conduct investigations, summon witnesses, and inform prosecutors, aiming for a simpler, cheaper system.
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Petersburg
Virginia
General Assembly
Norfolk
William T Morgan Dies in St Louis. Noted Engineer
Officials of the Winchester and Western Railroad Company received a telegram today announcing the death of William T. Morgan, a well known constructing engineer. The death occurred in a St. Louis hospital last evening following an operation.
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Winchester and Western Railroad Company
William T. Morgan
St. Louis
Engineer Mr Morgan Built Winchester and Western Bridges
Mr Morgan planned and built the Winchester and Western Railroad bridges over Capon River and supervised other construction. He later worked in mining engineering at Rifle Colorado and engaged in rail and mine projects nationwide. He died at 55 with no known close relatives. his wife had died years earlier.
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Mr. Morgan
Winchester and Western Railroad
Capon River
Rifle
Colorado
Local Market Rates Your Daily Wholesale Prices Listed
Markets show local wholesale items with wheat prices and feed costs. Entries cover flour, bran, cracked corn, middlings, mixed feed, hay, cattle, sheep, and poultry related items with varied price ranges across grains and livestock. The Baltimore wholesale section notes updated closing prices for standard commodities.
Storms Bring Relief In East
Destructive storms relieved New England and the middle Atlantic states while the heat wave’s death toll rose by about sixty. Within 24 hours 57 deaths added to Wednesday’s toll of forty. The midwest saw cooling rain, but the east remained scorching with highs reaching 107 in Hagerstown and 103 in Washington.
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Associated Press
New York
New England
Middle Atlantic
East
Middle West
Mid-West
Hagerstown
Washington
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Forest Fire Rages in Blue Ridge Park Area
A large forest fire erupted in the Blue Ridge mountains near Two Mile Run between Yancey and Lynnwood. State and county fire wards fought the blaze through yesterday and last night, with no clear report on control or the extent of Shenandoah National Park damage. Officials warned of potential disaster due to extreme dryness.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Two Mile Run
Yancey
Lynnwood
Shenandoah National Park
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Evening Star
Harry Flood Byrd
Postotice
Handley Schools
Navy
National Geographic Society
Hey
LEE and Liquor
Wm. T. Morgan
CENOZ
Ptake
Baker’s Drug Store
Market Report
Star
Ieee
Baltimore
Hoileson & Brown
Northern Virginia Power Company
EIS
North Main St
Winchester Gas Company
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Cecily Cunha
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Miss Cunha
Phon
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Aee Eee
Wuenerees
Les Severe Eres
Aes
Leader
Elamburger’s
North Main Street
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corp
Loudoun
Main
Washington St
Chevy Chase
South
Washington Street
H. R. Bryarly
15Th St
N. W
Washington, D. C
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