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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
5
Mrs. Bergdoll’s buried gold is raised again in Congress as Alien Property Custodian Miller says no accounting can occur until she either produces 160000 dollars or proves none was buried. Bergdoll testified that the money remains buried but the location is not the committee’s business.
London reports a sharply worded British note drafted by Earl Curzon and endorsed by the Imperial cabinet has been handed to Paris. The note attributes the current crisis to France's July 16 protest to Germany and warns of continued German troop threats in Upper Silesia.
An article fragment notes a move away from longstanding allied cooperation with France, signaling the first departure from the prior policy. It mentions consulting with allies and a change in the approach to collaboration.
A. W. Garber of 236 North Jefferson Staunton Virginia claims Tanlac restored his strength and appetite after months of near exhaustion. He says the medicine makes him feel twenty years younger and able to work hard from morning to night. Sold in Winchester by Boyd Drug Co. and leading druggists everywhere.
A Welby Carter Chapter gathering at Mrs Matton Gore Richardson’s Upperville home aims to rally the United Daughters of the Confederacy to restore Lee Mansion at Arlington. The article contrasts Arlington’s neglect with Mount Vernon’s preserved state and cites Mrs Henry Wilder Keyes’s remarks on returning Virginia heritage to its roots.
Secretary Hughes recommends a government funded trans Pacific cable if private enterprise balks and the plan is approved by President Harding. Senator Jones made public letters stating the recommendation and anticipated government action.
Special orders issued today authorize discharge upon request of all men whose enlistment would ordinarily expire between now and July 1, 1922. Exceptions are radio, torpedo and engine men, machinists mates, coppersmiths, line bandmen and hospital signal men.
In Judge MacDonall's court Sergeant Henry C. Kellogg shot attorney Lemuel Ackley after a dispute over property and a contempt fine. Ackley died an hour after the shooting while Kellogg survived, though wounded, as the crowded courtroom watched.
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