City council weighs brick roadway and fireproof plant rule
Regular session actions include delaying North Main Street paving to install a new brick road and white way cables. Council considers financing methods as brick costs range from 3 100 to 7 363 dollars. A fireproof building mandate passes unanimously, barring industrial plants unless outer structure uses fire resisting materials.
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Connitl
North Main Street
Piccadilly
Water Streets
Griffin
Moling and Seal Coolmor Porch Shades Ad
An ad on the 7th page promotes Moling and Seal Coolmor porch shades. It highlights sun protection, ventilation, and outdoor comfort for porches and patios with product features and contact information.
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Moling & Seal
Throngs Inspect New G and S Bank Building in Winchester
Upwards of 2,500 residents from Winchester and Frederick County attended the informal reception for the Commercial and Savings Bank opening the new banking house at Main and Piccadilly. The event featured an orchestra, decorated interiors, refreshments, and guided tours of vaults from basement to top.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Commercial and Savings Bank
Main
Piccadilly Streets
Claude Grim
McCartney
Herbert S. Larrick
H. C. Sheetz
John W. Rosenberger
John S. Sloat
Philip Klompus
F. S. Boyd
Lee Anderson
E. Russell Hook
C. P. McVicar
W. EB. Huntsberry
T. S. Jolliffe
Doran
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
National Bank of Baltimore
Commal and Savings Bank
Equitable Trust Company
Baltimore
R. W. Alexander
Series of Special Attractions at the Empire Soon
The Empire announces a string of attractions headlined by Thundergate First National. Cast includes Owen Moore Sylvia Breamer Tully Marshall Virginia Brown Faire and Robin McKim with a comedy and Pathe news. Also Charles Jones in The Circus Cowboy and patriotic tableaux. Proceeds from some events go to the American Legion Auxiliary. Continuous shows planned Friday and Saturday with free tickets for children and an Empire Orchestra engagement next week.
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the Empire
Owen Moore
Sylvia Breamer
Tully Marshall
Virginia Brown Faire
Robin McKim
Empire
Charles Jones
American Legion Auxiliary
Empire ‘Theatre
Colleen ‘Moore
The
Legion Auxiliary
Joe Verzi
Virginia Serenaders
Shirley Mason
Wm. Fox
Washington Theatre Orchestra
Market Street Theatre
Daugherty Refuses Senate Testimony and Withdraws Counsel
Former Attorney General Daugherty notified the Senate probe he will not testify or be represented by counsel. Paul Howland read a statement denying illegal conduct and accusing committee members of attempting to blacken his reputation. Senator Brookhart asserted proof of a Daugherty household conspiracy and noted a $75,000 deposit before leaving office.
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Washington
Daugherty
Senate Committee
Senate
Paul Howland
Mr. Daugherty
Tne
Ohio
M. S. Daugherty
Brookhart
Local Men Plan to Organize Winchester Lions Club
Winchester prepares to form a Lions Club under a special dispensation from the parent Lions organization. Local committees include Herbert S. Larrick and Warren Rice of the Winchester bar, with 31 signatories backing a charter petition to national headquarters. An international representative from Baltimore is expected to organize the local club. Lions clubs aim for social service with limited professional representation, akin to Rotary and Kiwanis.
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Lions’ International Organization
Winchester
Lion Clubs
Herbert S. Larrick
Warren Rice
Baltimore
Lions Clubs
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Civitan Clubs
Geraniums 2 for 25 Cents Sale At Flower Shop
Special offer on geraniums two for 25 cents running Thursday Friday and Saturday at The Flower Shop. Readable lines show a brief local ad highlighting the deal and store name.
Peonies for Memorial Day at the Flower Shop
Memorial Day floral note lists the Flower Shop offering peonies with a one page display from 1 to 11. The item emphasizes decorative bouquets and seasonal blooms for the holiday.
Friendship Fire Company Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of Friendship Fire Company Thursday evening June 5 at 8 oclock. Fred W Forney captain. Wanted young man 18 years or older to learn 5 and 10c business. 3-1p-21 J G McCrory Co.
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Friendship Fire Company
Fred. W. Forney
J. G McCrory
Uniforms Ready for June 6 Parade at Rouss Hall
Rouss Fire Company will issue parade uniforms at Rouss Hall on Wednesday evening, June 4. Members are urged to attend. D. F. Hottle, Commissioner.
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Rouss Hall
June 6 Parade Call of Charley Rouss Fire Company
All members are requested to assemble at 9 45 a.m. on June 6 in full uniform. This notice from W E Huntsberry president.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
W. E. Huntsberry
Handley High Seniors Plan June Commencement Activities
Invitations sent by Handley High School seniors grade 1924 for commencement between June 8 and June 12. The program includes sermons, class events, bonfire, alumni gathering, class day, and a class banquet. Academic department honorees listed with numerous names.
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Handley High
Invita
John Handley
Ene
Eva Grace Anderson
William Conley Anderson
Gretna Lola Barr
Ruth Virginia Bean
Ella Ryan Brown
Dorothy Emily Cammer
Bertha Ridgeway Carter
Dorothy Mildred Clarke
Elizabeth Isabelle Crismah
Helen Frances Dean
Paul Louis Dunham
Charlotte Celena Estep
Mary Catherine Ford
William Henry Gold
Maria Louisa Hollis
Paul Garland Hook
Lela Gertrude Jackson
Hilda May March
Delmar Preffitt Moclwee
Francis Best Mouldin
Anna
Congress In Is Stew Over Adjournment
Congress faced acute legislative congestion as the Senate pressed to vote on Muscle Shoals while Sen Lafollette opposed any non relief measure. The House, though busy, appeared in a firmer position focusing on farm relief and the reclamation bill from the Interior Department commission's findings.
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Congress
Senate
Underwood
Alabama
Muscle Shoals
Lafollette
Wisconsin
House
Interior Department
Veterans Begin Annual Reunion in Memphis Tennessee
About 4000 Confederate veterans gathered for the thirty fourth annual reunion in Memphis Tennessee with the Sons of Confederate Veterans and the Southern Memorial Association holding joint preliminaries. Gov Peay and Mayor Caine welcomed the group as Jefferson Davis memorial events and greetings preceded the main meeting.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Southern Confederated Memorial Association
Jefferson Davis
Tennessee
Peay
Caine
Bryan Making Good Race for Delegate
In Florida, June 4, William G McAdoo led Senator Oscar W Underwood for the Democratic presidential nomination by about two to one with only about 200 scattered precincts reporting. William Jennings Bryan appeared to be running a solid race for delegate to the Democratic national convention in the meager results available.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
William G. McAdoo
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Florida
William Jennings
Bryan
Lost string of pearls after battalion dance
Pearls missing Wednesday night after battalion dance. Liberal reward offered at Star Office. Contact Star Office for details.
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Star Office
Special for Graduates Candy Offer
The People's Drug Co advertises graduation candy priced 44 cents to 1.50 per pound in a brief shopper note.
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THE
People’s Drug CO
Confederate Memorial Day Closure Notice
The Star will not be published on Friday June 6 following the holiday. A brief public notice from The Evening Star confirms the weekly schedule change for subscribers and advertisers.
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Evening Star
Legion Auxiliary Benefit at Empire Theatre Tonight
The American Legion Auxiliary presents a charity program at the Empire Theatre with 7 and 9 15 showings and an 8 45 tableaux between feature and comedy. Proceeds go to the legion women. Prices are 25 cents balcony and 35 cents orchestra. Featured is Colleen Moore in The Huntress with a Fox News short and a comedy. Special attendants from Winchester’s young ladies will usher.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Empire Theatre
Tmpire
Legion Women
Colleen Moore
First National
Fox News
Legion Auxiliary
Winchester
For Rent One Furnished Room on Monmouth Street
Classified rental notice seeking a furnished single room at 113 West Monmouth Street. Contact details not provided. End of notice.
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Monmouth Street
No Guilt Confession Declared in Loeb Leopold Case
Chicago June 4 Grand jury resumes probe into the Franks kidnapping and murder. Indictments against Richard Loeb and Nathan Leopold Jr expected. State's Attorney Crowe seeks kidnapping for ransom and murder charges. Witnesses queued. guards tighten prison security. prosecutors vow full testimony and no haste to indict.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert Franks
Richard Loeb
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Robert EB. Crowe
Loeb
William Shoemaker
Cane Leopold, Jr
Wealthy Jacobs
Eer
Crowe
Leopold
Leopold and Loeb
Doctor in Martinsburg hospital after wrist injury questioned
The Star reports that Dr. J. B. Chamberlin an optometrist in Martinsburg West Virginia cut his wrist while a patient in Memorial Hospital for nervous disorders. Friends doubt the incident and say he remains hospitalized with family planning his removal when medically fit.
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Star
J. B. Chamberlin
Martinsburg
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Chamberlin
Harvard Student Robert Gould Shaw Weds Actress Hilda Burt
New York reports the May 23 wedding in Carthage North Carolina between Robert Gould Shaw second son of Lady Astor's first husband and actress Hilda Burt. Shaw, a Harvard student, was married with the groom's father approving the match and purchasing an estate in Pinehurst North Carolina.
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Associated Press
New York
Broadway
Carthage
N. C
Robert Gould Shaw
Harvard
Lady Astor
Hilda Burt
E. K. Burt
Pinehurst
Demonstration of Automatic Electric Range in Winchester
Cooking tips emphasize saving time labor and cost with the Automatic Electric Range. The device will be demonstrated in Winchester, offering a glimpse into replacing the drudgery of old cooking methods. Local page notes the event in Winchester Virginia.
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Winchester
Northern
Virginia
Senator Glass and the 1932 Democratic dynamics in Virginia
A special Star News analysis discusses Senator Glass and political currents in Virginia as Democrats prepare for meetings in Norfolk and Richmond. It notes Byrd as state committee chair and speculation on Glass as a potential national ticket leader, amid divisions over McAdoo and party strategy.
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Richmond
Politicia&s
Gon
Ian
Glass
Pyer
McAgoo
Gila
Ana
Byrd
Rio
Newap
McAdoo
Wheat Reported Heading For Weather Week
A cool wet week affected farming with many fields unplanted and replanting needed. Tobacco and other crops showed variable stands with some areas replanted or repurposed for different crops while overall conditions improved in several sections.
Zane Fire Company Seeks Parade Plans at June Meeting
The Zane Fire Company holds its monthly meeting on Thursday June 5 to discuss parade plans and parade-related importance. George Barr is listed as an official.
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Zane Fire Company
At & PL
George Barr
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Martin Wisecarver
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Messie L. Massey
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Peonies
Rouss Fire
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Memphis, Tenn
Special Attention Star
Father Upbraids
TMING
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Charles Town
Arthur Ramey
Jane
Jacob H. Dutrow
Saint Louise Dutrow
Arthur Gilmore Ey
Charles Town High School
Miss Dutrow
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