Death of Thomas R Marshall shocks nation in 1920s
Thomas R Marshall Indiana born former vice president to Woodrow Wilson died in Washington of a heart attack while reading a Bible chapter. He suffered a weeklong illness, with a Masonic funeral planned in Indianapolis and burial at Marion. President Coolidge expressed condolences.
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Associated Press
Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Woodrow Wilson
Indianapolis
Marion
Ind
Coolidge
Mr. Marshall
Indiana Governor Tom Marshall’s Life Lore and Political Rise
A biographical sketch of Thomas R. Marshall, detailing his birth March 14 1854 in Indiana to Dr. Daniel M and Martha A Patterson Marshall. It covers his schooling Wabash College law career, ascent to governor in 1908, his moral welfare policies, vice presidential nominations with Wilson in 1912 and 1916, and his public image as a plain everyday American. The piece notes his devotion to his mother and wife Mrs Marshall and his one hobby Clarence Ignatius Morrigam his adopted son.
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Daniel M
Martha A. Patterson Marshall
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
Columbia City
Indiana
Marshall
Congress
Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
United States
Wilson
Baltimore
St. Louis
Tom
Bieres
I. Kimsey
Angola
Mr. Marshall
City Golf Team Captures Honor in First Match
Winchester Golf Club won the opening inter city match under the Tri State Golf Association in Frederick. Teams from Catoc Tin Frederick Opequon Martinsburg Blue Ridge Millwood Hagerstown Alexandria and Winchester compete with Winchester leading after the first day scoring 19 to Frederick’s 15 and others trailing. The Winchester lineup featured D Weems captain E Stone W D Myers E V Weems Jr P J Marshall H S Duffey William Paxton and W Nelson Page. Next matches set for June 20.
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Winchester Golf Club
Tri-State Golf Association
Frederick
Catoctin
Winchester
D. Weems
E. Stone
W. D. Myers
E. V. Weems, Jr
P. J. Marshall
H. S. Duffey
William Paxton
W. Nelson Page
Big Aluminum Sale Wednesday June 3 At 11 A M
The Home Grocery announces a large aluminum ware sale at 44 West Water Street. Expect record attendance as shoppers are urged to come early and buy any kitchen item they need. Prices are three Trices 19c 39c and 89c. No C O D s no telephone orders. No deliveries.
Price surge hits truck tires nationwide
Raw rubber has jumped about 500 percent recently and tire makers will not take new orders until new pricing is announced. Anticipated price rise of at least 25 percent. Valley Service Station invites customers to lock in current stock prices.
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Valley Service Station
Bluestone Lime and Sulfur Arsenate of Lead Inquiry
Southern Chemical Company seeks bluestone lime and sulfur plus arsenate of lead. The notice references chemical procurement details and potential enterprise context.
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CALL
Southern Chemical Company
Senator Byrd 10 Beghee Orator On Memorial Day
Senator H F Byrd of Winchester will be the principal speaker on Confederate memorial day in Stonewall Cemetery. The Stonewall Memorial Association announced the June 6 observance with a parade through downtown, rain plan to City Hall Auditorium, two bands, and a detailed parade route and program culminating in a memorial day address by Senator Byrd followed by taps and benediction.
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Harry F. Byrd
Winchester
Stonewall Memorial Association
Stonewall Cemetery
City Hall
Citizens’ Band
Chambersburg
W.S. White
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
Lawrence G. Hollis
George H. Grimm
Handley High School
Guy E. Manning
Shenandoah Valley Academy
B. M. Roszel
Turner Ashby
John W. Larrick
Chamberburg
United Daughters of the
North Market Street
Piccadilly Street
Market
Main Street
Cork Street
Market Street
Water Street
J. F. Morgan
First Christian Church
Secretary Weeks Suffers Relapse From Operation
Boston June 1 John W Weeks secretary of war who had gall stones removed at Massachusetts General Hospital last week passed a restless night and his condition was described as not good by doctors tonight The bulletin said his condition remained unsatisfactory but not alarming and he was under careful observation by his physicians
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Boston
Mass
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts General Hospital
Sea Weeks
Oregon Loses School Case In Supreme Court
Washington June 1 Oregon lost in the Supreme Court today its fight to compel children to attend public school The court held that the state in enforcing compulsory education cannot require the attendance of children in public schools to the exclusion of private or parochial schools The Oregon compulsory education law requiring children between ages 8 and 16 to attend public schools was declared valid
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Associated Press
Washington
Oregon
Supreme Court
Court Dismisses Contempt Petition In West Virginia Case
Federal Judge William W. Baker dismissed contempt proceedings filed by the West Virginia and Pittsburgh Coal Company against a Workers officer. The action, tied to conduct alleged in court, ends without further court action in Wheeling.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
William WB. Baker
West Virginia and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Eee
Death of Shenandoah Boxboard Manager in One Week Illness
Frank H. Wilson 40, manager of Shenandoah Boxboard Corp in Winchester, died at 1:50 am at his home following a brief pneumonia illness that began a week earlier. A Gettysburg native, husband of Nannie Phillips, father of Mildred Lee, he will be buried in Edge Hill Cemetery after services in Charles Town.
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Frank H. Wilson
Shenandoah Boxboard Corporation
Winchester
West
Leicester Street
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Gettysburg
Nannie Phillips
Charles Town
W. Va
Halltown Paper Company
Halltown
Harry N. Carpenter
Coshocton
Ohio
Firemen and Enginemen Open Secret Session Convention
One thousand delegates from 100 000 American and Canadian members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers convened in Detroit for the thirtieth annual meeting. The session discussed tactics used by railroads to wear down union men, whether to end secret sessions, and chose Cleveland as the permanent convention city with a possible home building project there.
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Associated
Detroit
Mich
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Brotherhood
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Cleveland
Ohio
Bodies of Nurse and Naval Officer Come To Surface
ANNAPOLIS Md June 1 The bodies of Lieut Gerald Selby United States Navy medical corps and Miss Lucille Merrill nurse who were drowned while canoeing Tuesday night were recovered today The bodies surfaced near the electric railway bridge crossing the Severn river below Annapolis not far from the spot where a woman s screams were heard Lieut Selby and Miss Merrill were attached to the Naval Hospital She was a daughter of Dr W G Merrill Roxbury Mass Lieut Selby was from Atlanta Ga He leaves a wife.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Gerald Selby
United States Navy Medical Corps
Lucille Merrill
Severn River
Selby
Miss Merrill
Naval Hospital
Jewelry Heist Seizure At Levy’s Jewelry Store
Five robbers seized property valued about 50000 dollars from Levy's jewelry store on Main Street Buffalo. The proprietor and four employees were handcuffed and shackled to steel bars in a window during the robbery reported June 1.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Levy
Main Street
Birthday party guest list omission noted in Star
The Star omitted guests in a birthday party in honor of Julian T. Gough from a list provided by a friend. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hawkins, Misses Virgie Snapp Odella Snapp Laraminta Lamp and Hannum.
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Julian T. Gough
Harvey Hawkins
Virgie
Odella Snapp
Laraminta Lamp
Hannum
Lost fishing rods seek reward in local area
Local notice reports two missing fishing rods a steel one and a bamboo one with a reward of seven units offered. Likely terse pickup details and contact info not provided in the fragment.
Horses of Blue Grass Country Capture Honors
The Blue Ridge Hunt Club show at Carter Hall near Millwood drew elite breeders from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Virginia. Judges included Dr. Shirley Carter and Majors Leonard and Scott. Numerous horses earned titles across age classes from yearlings to saddle horses, with entries from Front Royal Remount Depot, Shenandoah breeders, and notable families such as Gilpin, Lewis, Burwell and Randolph. Officers listed as Ewart Johnston president, Kenneth N. Gilpin master, B O F Randolph manager, George H Burwell Jr secretary-treasurer.
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Clarke County
Blue Grass
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Carter Hall Grove
Millwood
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Virginia Society
Shirley Carter
Warrenton
Leonard
U. S. Marine Corps
Scott
A. S. Army
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Kentmere
Mapp
P. R. Drewery
Myhope
Vaugh Ng Pene
Shenandoah
Lewis M. Allen
Orvill Vandeusen
Clarion
C. W. Carver and Son
Trap Brook
B. O. F. Randolph
Lodge
George H. Burwell
John D. Lewis
K. N. Gilpin
Frances Hope
Waugh Glasscock
Golden Eagle
Orville Vandeugen
Ethel Moore
Louise Martin
Ville Valley
Front Royal Remount
Skylark
Otho Farr
Virginia Jacobs
B. Jacobs
Front Royal
Marigold
Ewart Johnston
Miss Moore
Lough Spring
Walter Jones
Silver Wing
W. Lodge Bowles
Peter Piper
Wart Johnston
Apollo
C. W. Carver
W. Carver
Orville van Deusen
P. R. Drewry
Otho. Farr
William E Darmont, Jr
B. O.F. Randolph
George H. Burwell, Jr
Rouss Fire Co Sets June Meeting and Parade Plans
Rouss Fire Company holds its regular meeting Monday evening June 1 at 8 o'clock to arrange events for June 6 parade. Marshall A Kline assistant secretary notes house cleaning calls to save discarded furniture or clothing for the P C A rummage sale.
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Marshall A. Kline
Ass't
Moling and Seal Summer Dress Goods Ad Item
Moling and Seal present a summer dress goods feature on the seventh page. Readable lines highlight fabrics, patterns, and pricing aimed at shoppers seeking fresh season selections and value in light textiles.
Sheriff Sale Auction of 1917 Reo Car
By virtue of a reservation of title I will offer for public sale in front of the Court House on Saturday June 13 at 10 o'clock a m one 1917 5 passenger Reo automobile in first class condition with good tires and in good running condition. Terms of sale cash. Luther Pannett Sheriff of Frederick County Virginia Dunn and Duvall Auctioneers.
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Court House
Pasenger
Reo Automobile
The Star Skips Saturday Publication for Confederate Memorial Day
The Star will not publish next Saturday, June 6, due to Confederate Memorial Day. All collections will be made Friday, June 5. Payment notices and subscriber updates are issued in this community notice.
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Star
THE
Evening Star
South End Hose Company Monthly Meeting
Regular monthly meeting of the South End Hose Company will be held this evening at 8 o clock. Members are urged to attend and discuss ongoing fire safety measures.
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South End Hose Company
Caremice Acety MeNison
Prohibition, Patriotism, and Press Calls at Richmond Meet
George W. Marble urged publishers to defend law and enforce prohibition as a patriotic duty. He criticized attacks on the constitution and warned against relaxing standards amid fraud and financial schemes, urging grass‑roots papers to inform readers about deceptive stock and credit frauds.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Ame
George W. Marble
Edi
Fort Scott
Kansas
Tribun
Nati Torial Association
Associa
Gove
Marble
Safin
Gore
Amn
Profit Taking Fails To Halt Upward Market Trend
New York traders saw a mixed forenoon with minor regularities but overall sentiment remained positive. Reports of improved earnings and strong business prospects supported a continued speculative advance despite selective profit taking.
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Associated Press
New York
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Thomas Riley Marshall
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Senator Byrd
Beghee
Weeks
End
Democratic Executive Committee
Miami
Rouss Fire Co
Sheriff's Sale
Luther Pannett
Frederick County
Dunn & Duvall
National
U. S. Constitution
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