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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1925

Page

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Winchester Woolen Mill to Change Hands and Expand

Arthur G. Jones of Fairmont and associates announce an option to buy the Winchester Woolen Mill and relocate, with plans to enlarge the plant and hire over 50 more workers. They will apply for a charter naming Jones as president and outline a $200,000 7 percent preferred stock structure to fund the purchase and expansion.

Winchester George Danham William’s Brothers Arthur G. Jones Fairmont W. Va Max Krol Joseph E. Coons Star Dunham Jones Krol Coons Mr.Jones Winchester Woolen Mills Williams Brothers Hansbrough and Carter

Byrd Defends Against Davis Canard About Suffrage Editorial

Richmond July 29 Senator H F Byrd issued a statement denying a Southern Planter claim that the Winchester Star published an editorial on woman suffrage. He says the March 9 1918 piece was a letter from Miss Kate McVicar using pen name Nemo and not an editorial by him. He denounces Davis and asserts the charge insults living and deceased ladies and misrepresents the Star article. He calls the claim a vicious eleventh hour attack and underhand tactic.

Richmond H. F. Byrd Winchester Star Kate McVicar Winchester Star Waller Barrett

Byrd to Close Campaign Speech at Empire Theatre

Harry Byrd will be welcomed home after a strong campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor with a monster mass meeting at the Empire Theatre at 8 pm next Monday. R Gray Williams to introduce. T Russell Cather presides. doors open to all, with chairs supplied and no reserved seating except for Byrd and speakers.

Harry Byrd Empire Theatre Mr. Byrd Winchester Marshall Baker Byrd

Bank Robbery at Keedysville Shocks Maryland Town

The Citizens Bank of Keedysville was robbed at 12 30 PM by a lone bandit who held Elmer G Miller at gunpoint and took 300 in notes. The robber fled by car and is believed to have escaped toward the Potomac River into West Virginia. Miller идентified him as Dink Grove of Sharpsburg. A posse pursued, with threats of lynching in the air. An earlier bank robbery attempt last spring failed, with Ho ard B Lynch and Clifford Snively later imprisoned.

Associated Press Hagerstown Citizens’ Bank of Keedysville Elmer G. Miller Potomac River West Virginia Miller Dink” Grove Sharpsburg Duffy Kaylor Howard B. Lynch Clifford Snively

Fortune in Colts Shipped to Saratoga for Sale

Clarke county shipments worth 250000 to 300000 head to New York for a large colts sale at Saratoga. Two carloads from Pagebrook and one from Reid Riley already shipped. next week more from Dr Allen and Gilpin, totaling 60 to 70 colts. Sales run August 4 to 18 with key dates August 10 13 and 18.

Clarke County Saratoga New York Philip E.M. Walker Pagebrook Reid Riley The New York Times of Captain Walker Kenneth Gilpin

Bryan Funeral Plans Draw Wide Attention

Washington dispatch reports Mrs Bryan must approve funeral plans as Bryan’s body lies in state possible at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. Service set for Friday at 3 pm with Rev Dr Sizlo. War Department role to be decided after funeral party arrives. Crowd anticipated. Arlington coffin transport contingent planned if approved.

Associated Press Washington William Jennings Bryan Union Station Bryam New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Joseph R. Sizco War Department Arlington Bryan Chattanooga Attanooga He Bryan Dayton Tenn Arlington National Cemetery Virginia Hill Southern Railway Cumberland Hills

Father Catches Runaway Boy On Merry Man Street Today

Police were asked to locate Millard Fincham a ten year old from Fred A Robinson orchards Merry Man's Lane. After two days missing he was spotted yesterday and today by his father on Water Street. A chase ensued and the boy was recaptured and returned home. He refused to reveal where he spent the nights but said he enjoyed the city sights and carnival. This is his second escape in two weeks.

Millard Fincham Fred A. Robinson Merryman’s Lane Robert Fincham Fincham Water Street Millard Cme

Orndoff and Brown Opportunity Sale Ad Preview

In the Augusta edition an advertisement announces an opportunity sale by Orndoff and Brown scheduled for August first. The notice directs readers to read Thursday's advertisement for details.

Mrs Barton Denounces Planter Charge as Misleading

Gertrude W. Barton telegram to Senator Byrd in Richmond on July 29, 1925, objects to Southern Planter's August issue alleging a facsimile of an Evening Star article. She says the piece titled Where Brains and Fools Part Company is not an editorial but part of Miss Kate McVicar's writing, misrepresented as Sinn.

Gertrude W. Barton H. F. Byrd Richmond Winchester Southern Planter Page Evening Star Star of Date Brains and Fools Kate McVicar Nemo

Brigands Demand Money and Powder From Rockefeller Hospital Doctor

Consular advices report brigands who seized Dr. Harvey J. Howard of Rockefeller Hospital Peking demand ransom in money and cart ridges. The abduction occurred over a week ago at Morgan Palmer’s Manchurian ranch where he was visiting.

Associated Press Peking Harvey J. Howard Rockefeller Hospital Morgan Palmer

Marine Aviator Seriously Burned In Plane Crash

Lieut. Thomas Cagel of the United States Marine Corps aviators was seriously burned when his aircraft crashed near Universal, Pennsylvania. The airship caught fire and another occupant sustained only minor injuries.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Thomas Cagel United States Marine Corps Universal Cagel

Yard Party on School Lawn Ridgeway Benefit

A community yard party on the Ridgeway school lawn is set for August 7 to raise funds for Rest Sunday School. The event runs from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. with activities and refreshments to support the Sunday school program.

School Lawn Ridgeway Benefit Rest

Bunker Hill Auction Ad Highlights August 1 Sale

The notice lists Bunker Hill, L. C. Hoffman and ORNDOFF & BROWN promoting an Opportunity Sale on August 1. Read Thursday's ad for details as dealers announce LP items and featured offerings.

Bunker Hill L. C. Hoffman

The People's Restaurant Opening August First

The People's Restaurant will open August 1 offering service and sanitary facilities. For details call E. Marchi at 11 West Water Street.

E. Marchi Water Street

Ramacciotti Sells Peaches for Canning at Two Fifty a Bushel

Ramacciotti offers peaches suitable for canning at a price of 2.50 dollars per bushel. The market item notes immediate availability and a per bushel rate, reflecting a small local agricultural sale.

Ramacciotti

Hudson Brougham 4 Door 5 Passenger Car Arrives

Winchester Hudson Co announces the latest model Hudson Brougham four door five passenger, just arrived. The release notes new features and availability for immediate delivery.

Winchester Hudson CO

Subscription payment note for July rate ends July 31

The Evening Star reminds star subscribers there are only a few days left to pay at the special July rate. Pay now to save the discount this year, in advance by mail for 4.00 dollars or by carrier. Offer expires July 31.

Byrd Speech To Be Broadcast From Washington Tonight

Frank M. Reynolds reports a high powered radio receiver in the George Washington Hotel lobby will pick up Senator Byrd’s address tonight with little interference if storms do not arise. Tests yesterday were satisfactory until late afternoon storms began. Byrd is set to speak from 8.05 to 8.25. Hotel management invites all to listen.

Frank M. Reynolds George Washington Hotel Washington H. F. Byrd Byrd

Belgian Mission Leaves For U S

Belgian mission to Washington sails via Cherbourg toward New York to discuss Belgium's debt settlement with the United States. The party departs Brussels and will board the Olympic in Cherbourg for the transatlantic voyage tomorrow.

Associated Press Brussels Washington Belgium United States Cherbourg New York Olympic

Deal Reported For Wayside Inn Sale In Middletown

Rumor states Maxime L. Du Charme proprietor of Hotel Jack may acquire Wayside Inn from Mrs. Rhodes in Middletown. No definite decision yet, Du Charme away today. If closed, new owner would assume control on October 1. Wayside Inn long hosted tourists and notable visitors such as General Pershing and John D Rockefeller Jr.

Maxime L. du Charme Hotel Jack Wayside Inn General Pershing John D. Rockefeller, Jr

For Sale Brass Bed and Springs Advertisement

For sale brass bed and springs. Apply at 316 W Leicester St lp tf.

Leicester St

Bowles Transferred From George Washington to Burritt Hotel

Garvin Bowles, chief night clerk at the George Washington Hotel since its opening, will be transferred to the Hotel Burritt in New Britain Connecticut around August 1. A. Lee Cobb is expected to take Bowles’s place here. Bowles, a Frederick County native, rose to become a capable boniface with wide friends who regret his departure. The Burritt is operated by the American Hotels Corporation, which also runs the George Washington.

Garvin Bowles George Washington Hotel Burritt New Britain Conn A. Lee Cobb Bowles Frederick County Joseph W. Bowles George Washington American Hotels Corporation

Rams Hand Through A Pane of Glass

H. R. DeHaven suffered a painful accident at the National Fruit Product Company plant when his hand rammed through a pane of glass. He was treated at Dr. R. A. Shafer’s office for two ugly wounds as he was fitting glass in the gash.

H. R. DeHaven National Fruit Product Company R. A. Shafer Mr. DeHaven

Corporation Clerk's Office Being Moved

The furniture documents records of the Corporation clerk's office are moved today from the city hall to new offices across the corridor. Heavy filing cases cabinets and record book holders are transferred by street department workers as the task requires strong muscular men.

Corporation Clerk City Hall

Changes in Frederick County Primary Officials

The electoral board directs changes in primary personnel. J C Chamberlain is renamed Frank H Strother as clerk at White Hall precinct. J C Boyer is renamed B Golightly as judge at Carper's alley precinct.

Frederick County J. C. Chamberlain Frank H. Strother White Hall J. C. Boyer B. Golightly Carper’s Alley

Lawson insists young Ford was killed by gar autos

Martinsburg dispatch details Lawson confession to Prosecuting Attorney Hannis after two weeks of silence. He admits he was Ford's companion on the night of June 3 near Winchester Pike, describing their search for work, the aftermath when Ford was struck by a passing car, and Lawson's subsequent departure. Mental state noted as below par, with speculation on whether he will be released on bond soon.

Martinsburg W. Va John” Clarence Lawson Maupingtown Robert Ford Winchester Pike Bunker Hill Yeater Herbert Hannis Ford Lawson Ree Va Nty C. C. Stratton Valley Pike Staunton Pike Wincheser Winchester Virginia

Friday Last Day for July Star Subscription Payment

Readers are urged to pay the Evening Star subscription at a special July rate before the deadline this Friday evening.

Wanted at Wright Motor Company Bookkeeper Stenographers

Help wanted ad for Wright Motor Company at Mid City Garage seeking a bookkeeper and stenographers. Immediate application requested with date 7 28 and page 1 column 21.

Wright Motor Company

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Fairmont, W. Va Associates E-Gov Davis Empire Theater Cather R. Gray Williams Tidewater Mapp T. Russell Cather Grove Saratoc Clarke Bryan Fage Tennessee North Carolina Orndoff & Brown Harry F. Byrd Richmond, Va People’s Restaurant Hudson Brougham U. S Connecticut Corporation Young Ford Gar Tells Companion Evening Star Star Office
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