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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1928
Page
4
Winchester Virginia newspaper notes publication as a daily except Sunday and lists consolidated associations with Morning News Weekly Mirror and Weekly Times. It includes subscription prices by mail and carrier and credits the Associated Press for news dispatches and local content.
If parents have children memorize daily Bible selections it will prove a priceless heritage in years to come. Righteousness exalts a nation but sin is a reproach to any people Prov 14 34. Prayer may our contribution to your Nation be for righteousness.
Lynchburg News argues voters should back the pending constitutional amendments, praising Governor Byrd's administration for reform, education funding, and state progress. It warns against backward steps and urges Virginians to vote with sight to the commonwealth’s good, urging no fear or prejudice in casting ballots.
The Baltimore Sun reports the acquittal of Robert M. Stewart in connection with a Senate inquiry into witnesses who refused to answer questions. The jury sided with Stewart, though his later contempt purge may have swayed the verdict. Government efforts against linked individuals continue unresolved.
The government pursues action against Fall and Doheny with limited prospect of success, yet has recovered the loot and condemned the men in public opinion where penalties may be harsher than legal consequences.
The proposal No 2 constitutional amendment pledges to shield land buildings machinery cattle and household items from state taxation while preserving or increasing local school and road funding. It notes repealed state tax and rising local tax relief for farmers and households and warns against a central tax board while urging voters to back June 19 amendments.
In Norfolk Virginia May 13 prominent Republican leaders and the city’s five council members voiced strong support for all five proposed amendments on the June 19 special election ballot. GOP speakers including Gabe Menalcus and Luther B Way backed Byrd’s program, with other district leaders endorsing the amendments while stressing cautious study of details.
A fragment notes motorists will rush to repair a faulty accelerator but may face months wait for brake fixes, reflecting auto repair delays and advertising tone.
A quip notes that modern women may lack cooking knowledge yet believe they can heat canned meals. The remark reflects mid century attitudes toward domestic skills and female competence.
A detailed explainer outlines why Virginia’s constitution should be amended, describing a seven member commission, two General Assemblies, and five ballot proposals including a key fiscal reform that bans state road and local bonds without direct voter approval. It covers the segregation tax plan, reforms to the State Board of Education, and the three short ballot amendments targeting three state administrative officers.
Appleway Cabin Camp near Kernstown by Cy Mee, known entertainer and businessman formerly of Australia, reports strong patronage this summer. Cabins filled nightly and visitors from many states show Valley of Virginia as a growing tourist beauty spot. Mee receives many favorable letters from residents nationwide.
Patrons at a camp were served at a coffee shop that operates in conjunction with the camp. The shop is described as a well patronized adjunct, reflecting the establishment's close link to camp activities and staff.
Dr. L. M. Allens horses from Winchester won prizes on both days at the Upperville Colt and Horse Show, competing with top eastern horses. Pal won first in the three year old hunters, Miss Clifton took second in green hunters and third in open class, and Marcelle earned second in the heavy saddle class.
The Associated Press reports in New York on June 15 that renewed selling pressure showed weak spots among high priced specialties. Early declines of 1 to nearly 7 points were narrowed or erased by a late rally driven by bear-covering trades. Trading finished irregular with about 1,300,000 shares sold.
Major Maddalena of Italy attempted a midnight hop to King’s Bay to join the Nobile rescue but his twin engine flying boat was forced down in Varanger Fjord. The craft is being towed to Wadsee as two Norwegian planes conduct reconnaissance from north Spitzbergen.
Randolph C. Colston, a member of a prominent northern Virginia family, died last evening at his Summit Point home after several weeks illness. He was 87. Survived by wife Hun sicker, three sons, a brother, and a nephew in government service, with funeral Sunday at 3 pm from his son’s home and burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Services led by Rev. Mr. Bixby.
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