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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1925

Page

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Train wreck near Hackettstown claims twenty five lives

Twenty five emigrants aboard a Lackawanna Railroad special train died when the Rockport Sag line near Hackettstown New Jersey gave way after heavy rains and a lightning twist. Officials say fire and scalds killed many as the wreck piled cars and engine on the roadbed. The dead include the engineer and firemen. the passengers were bound for ships to visit the old country.

Associated Press Hackettstown N. J Lackawanna Railroad Jrockport Sag Here Corn Belt Portland Lackawanna Main Line Sag

Defamed investor fined in police court for libel

Morton Harloe of this city was fined 50 dollars and costs in police court by Justice Worsley on a criminal libel charge brought by Sheriff Luther Pannett. Harloe pleaded guilty and appealed to the Corporation Court with bond set at 500 dollars.

Morton Harloe Justice Worsley Luther Pannett Harloe Pannett Tom Boyd Corporation Court Police Boyd Harlee Har- Toe Morton Harlee Thomas Boyd

Merchants Vote to Close Stores in July and August

The Retail Merchant's Association met at the George Washington Hotel and voted by a large majority to close their shops during July and August from 6 AM to 6 PM to give clerks rest and recreation. Public support was expected as shoppers would adapt by earlier daytime purchases. A semi annual dollar day sale was set for July 15 and 16 with a committee appointed to arrange details. A merchants picnic for employees was postponed pending employee surveys.

George Washington Hotel H. C. Sheetz M. Hamburger L. R. Smith The Star

French Cabinet Backs Quick End to Rif War in Morocco

Paris June 16 The French cabinet approved Premier Painleve's plan for rapid termination of the Rifian war in Morocco. French warships were stationed off the Rifian coast as Painleve arrived from Morocco, where he had examined the front.

Associated Press Paris Premier Painleve Morocco M. Painleve

Grand Annual Picnic Of South End Hose Co

Community event on July 4 at Opec Won Lake Park with dancing bathing fishing boating and amusements for all families invited to bring baskets and spend the day together.

South End Hose CO Opec Won Lake Park

Fishing Season Opened Yesterday In Local Waters

The bass and trout season opened yesterday, drawing hundreds from Winchester Frederick and nearby counties to streams. Anglers report mixed results with some good fishing and others wary bites. Game Warden Pingley notes several law violations including undersized bass and exceeding daily bag limits, with fines up to 57.75 dollars.

Winchester Frederick Pingley

Shenandoah Park Support Boosts Virginia Editorials

National Editorial Association members praised Shenandoah Valley scenery and urged Congress to establish Shenandoah National Park. Timothy Brownhill of California lauded Virginia hospitality and landscape from Front Royal to Massanutten, urging park creation for millions across urban regions.

National Editorial Association Winchester Virginia Shenandoah National Park Timothy Brownhill Association For the State of Front Royal Business Men's Association Brownhill Pacific Atlastic Old Commonwealth Vale of Shenandoah Canada Mexico The Union England Shenandoah California Blue’ Ridge Massanutten Mountains Park Congress Baltimore Philadelphia New York Boston

Brother Shoots Marshall Clarke With Revolver in Inwood

Inwood West Virginia June 16 Marshall Clarke seventeen son of Goff Clarke near Inwood is in Martinsburg City Hospital in critical condition from an eighty eight caliber revolver shot fired by his younger brother Kenneth while the two were playing with a loaded gun in their bedroom near Gerardstown. The bullet entered Marshall from three feet away near the short ribs on the right side and lodged in his back beneath the skin. Dr EB Lefevre of Inwood and surgeon T K Oates of City Hospital operated to remove the bullet and stated vital organs likely escaped damage though a quarter inch shift could have meant fatal results. The injured boy was resting satisfactorily this morning.

Inwood W. Va Willis Busey Gerardstown Kenneth Marshall

British Protest Over Slaying Brightens Front Pages

British protest over the killing of William W. MacKenzie in Shanghai dominates dispatches from Shanghai Hankow and Peking. Chinese agitation prompts arrests and arms seizures in Kuomintang circles while Chang Tso Lin’s troops arrive near Peking. Foreign officials urge Chinese authorities to curb lawless agitators as tensions rise across concessions and Canton.

Associated Press Shanghai William W. MacKenzie Hankow Kuomintang People's Party Chang Peking Chang Tso-Lin Tientsin W. W. MacKenzie China Canton Washington Jenkins State Department Feng Yu+ Hsiang Ce Sis

Yard Party at Ridgeway School House June 19

A yard party is planned for June 19 at Ridgeway School House Ridgeway West Virginia. Event details include location and date, inviting community members to attend and enjoy the gathering.

Ridgeway School House Ridgeway W. Va

Wm. A. Collins Wins $5 In Gold

William A. Collins drew the winning ticket that earned $5 in gold for solving a crossword puzzle. Judges W. S. White and D. B. Knight presided. Mrs William Lee Gordon and daughter Margaret, longtime guests of Captain and Mrs George W. Kurtz on South Main, have returned to Baltimore.

Wm. A. Collins William A. Collins M. B. Clowe W. 8. White Rd. B. M. Knight

Subscriptions Open for New Building and Loan Stock

Guardians urged to invest savings as subscription books for the New Building and Loan Corporation open for July 1st start. Hansbrough and Carter advertise loans, insurance, and investments, with June 16, 1916 notice.

Building and Loan Corporation Hansbrough & Carter Loans Insurance Investments

Progressive Winchester fruit wagon offers fresh produce daily

Important notice to the public announces the first sanitary glass enclosed fruit and produce wagon in progressive Winchester. It travels by houses daily with fresh and select goods. Customers are advised to come out to the wagon to see the line and stop phoning orders.

Winchester R. H. ‘Hoover

Yard Party at Stone Chapel To Benefit Cemetery Fence

Stone Chapel hosts a yard party on Wednesday June 17 at 8 p m to raise funds for building a fence around the cemetery. Everyone is urged to attend.

Gas Company seeks laborers for trench digging

Thirty laborers are wanted at two fifty dollars per day for nine hour shifts to dig gas trenches. Applications accepted at the Superintendent's office located at 113 East Water. Contact Deene Gas Company for details.

East Water Deene Gas Company

Gas Company Seeks 30 Laborers for City Extensions

The Winchester Gas Company advertises in todays Star seeking 30 laborers to work on extensions to the gas plant, with a plan to hire up to 100 if needed as a multiyear program. Engineers Ballard and Smith and treasurer Eaton oversee on site, with a 150000 cubic foot gas holder due within 30 days to boost local gas output.

Winchester Gas Company W. T. Ballard Baltimore L. B. Smith Winston-Salem N. C Homer M. Eaton the Gas Company Detroit, Mich Winchester Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com

Miss Mae Lowery Weds Mr. Sheppard in Washington

Miss Ella Mae Lowery of Winchester and Joseph B. Sheppard of Washington D C were married in Washington D C on Wednesday June 10. The bride, daughter of Mrs Lillian Rust, formerly of Winchester, held a federal government post before leaving Winchester a year ago to attend Handley Schools. The couple plan a Valley tour and will reside at 2139 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest Washington upon return.

Winchester Ella Mae Lowery Joseph Sheppard Washington D. C Lillian Rust Handley Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest

Veterans Here On Way To Staunton

A. F. Rose and John M. Follin from Warrenton Virginia travel with Rev. Dr. Duffee of Neil's Rangers to Staunton Virginia for the Grand Camp United Confederate Veterans session. Duffee is Washington father of H. S. Duffey of Handley Schools. Rose belongs to Joe Kendall Camp No. 91 Warrenton and Follin to Camp No. 171 Washington.

A. F. Rose John M. Follin Mosby Q. Ww. Duffee Neil's Rangers Winchester Staunton Grand Camp United Confederate Veterans Messrs. Rose Follin Warrenton Fanquier ¢Onty War Duffey Washington Supt H. 8. Duffey Handley Schools Rose Joe Kendall

Candidates File Names For Primary Candidates

Local offices contenders for the upcoming Democratic primary on August 4th filed names with the party executive committee after submitting petitions signed by at least fifty voters. The slate includes Wm. T. Barr for city treasurer, Chas W. Trenary for Commissioner of the Revenue, Jas. P. Reardon for Commonwealth Attorney, Robert Worsley for Magistrate at Large, and Robert T. Barton for House of Delegates.

Democratic Executive Committee Wm. T. Barr Chas W. Trenary Commonwealth Attoney Jas. P. Reardon Robert Worsley House of Delegates Robert T. Barton

Minnesota Man Appoints Minnesota Man to State Post

President Coolidge appoints Robert E. Olds of St. Paul Minn as assistant secretary of state in Washington on June 16. Olds succeeds in a high level diplomatic post, reflecting ongoing appointments from Minnesota to federal offices.

Associated Press Washington Coolidge Robert E. Olds St. Paul, Minn

Five Killed In Distillery Blast Near Oporto

Lisbon dispatch reports a distillery explosion near Oporto claiming five workers dead and seven seriously injured. Authorities investigated the blast at the facility, with emergency teams aiding as survivors were evacuated. The incident occurred mid morning, with officials assessing causes and possible safety violations.

Associated Preas Lisbon Oporto

Seven Percent Investment Certificates Offered

The Winchester Credit Corporation announces $100 $500 and $1 000 certificates available for three six and twelve month terms. Secured at four for one, it invites investors to loan funds for a limited time. For details contact H B McCormac president or H M Sartelle treasurer.

Winchester Credit Corporation H. B. McCommac H M. Sartelle

Senator Byrd Promises Reform in Virginia Fees

Senator Byrd spoke at Pittsylvania county Chatham on June 15 denouncing Senator Mapp for radio claims about fee officers. He cited his own 1920 vote against fee increases and blamed Mapp for taxes and unemployment while noting Mapp’s later failures to curb fees in 1922 and 1923. The speech argued Mapp’s platform relies on a wrong record.

Chatham Byrd Pittsylvania County Whitehead Senator Mapp Mapp Virginia Senate Map Mr. Mapp

Five French Soldiers Die In Balloon Blast

At Oboblens, June 16 five French soldiers were fatally burned when a non rigid balloon returning from a flight exploded on mooring. Ten other soldiers are in serious condition.

Associated Press Ocoblenz

Brucetown Flour Mill Auction Set for June 12 at 1 PM

At the premises an auction will be held Thursday June 12 at 1 p m with rain or shine. Free gold watch money and treats for attendees. Selling agents listed as Way Herreus. Read Moling and Seal Summer Dress Materials ad on seventh page. Ip-lt)

Herreus

Confederate Memorial Coins Delivery Notice

Confederate Memorial Coins will be delivered upon the petition to any of the local banks of those TeaSeaseiane these coins. Ip-11 1, D. Fuller, Chair.

D. Fuller Chai

Used Car Sale At Berryville Saturday Auction

Berryville Auto Sales lists an auction with eight Fords, Reo, Liberty and Oakland vehicles. The sale is open to bidders with no reserve, scheduled for Saturday June 20 at 2 30 p m, in Berryville.

Reo Liberty Oakland

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