Britain opens Geneva talks with proposed naval cuts
Great Britain urged deeper cuts at the three power Geneva conference, proposing reduced battleship tonnage and gun sizes, smaller aircraft carriers and cruisers, and limited submarine tonnage. The American delegation signaled willingness to discuss tonnages and universal limits, while warning a race in naval buildup could occur if no agreement is reached.
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Geneva
Great Britain
Coolidge
the Admiralty
W. C. Bridgeman
Washington
United States
Japan
France
Italy
Gibson
Hugh Gibson
Grabill Grader Prevents Bruising for Apples at Winchester
Fruit buyers urged to inspect the Grabill Grader before purchase. The device promises no bruising or crushing and will not choke fruit on display at Winchester Cold Storage. Priced at 225 dollars for the 4 size and 185 dollars for the 3 size, offered by C. I. Brumback.
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Winchester
Cc. I. Brumback
Special July Rate Now In Effect For The Evening Star
The Evening Star announces a pay now save discount with a carrier rate of 4.00 per year and mail rate of 2.00 per year. The offer emphasizes paying now to secure the savings.
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THE
Evening Star
the Evening Star
Srough
Best Air Lanes 10 Be Sought By Commander Byrd
Commander Richard Byrd and the Fokker monoplane America rest at Roosevelt Field awaiting a weather window to Paris. Byrd hopes the Atlantic crossing will reveal the fastest safe air lanes and improve long range meteorology for trans Atlantic flights. He may travel to Boston for Tufts College commencement if departure is delayed.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt Field
N. Y
North Atlantic
America
Paris
Richard Kk. Byrd
Commaander Byrd
Boston
Tufts College
Byrd
Rodman Wanamaker
Atlantic
Europe
Iss
Boyce Golf Team Wins in Inter State Tournament
The Boyce Golf team won Saturday at the local links in the Inter State tournament with 18 percent points. Winchester was the nearest competitor with 16 and a half points. Final scores list Boyce 1812, Winchester 1614, Hagerstown 145, Alexandria 919, Martinsburg 712, Frederick 544. Standings show Alexandria 2944, Winchester 28, Hagerstown 2614, Boyce 2224, Martinsburg 1914, Frederick 17127.
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Boyce
Winchester
Hagerstown
Alexandria
Martinsburg
Frederick
Handley High Faculty Members Leave for Virginia Summer Session
Mrs. Ovid Petrescu Miss Frances Harris and Miss Marguerite Dougherty of Handley High School depart by automobile for the University of Virginia to attend the summer session beginning today.
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Ovid Petrescu
Frances Harris
Marguerite Daugherty
Handley High
Thia
University of Virginia
Plunder Unit Warning Against Money Schemes
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce cautions members about money-getting schemes and unscrupulous solicitors. It urges verification of strangers, warns that easy victims exist, and stresses using chamber resources to protect finances and save dues.
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Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chamberlin and Levine Honored by the Austrians
Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine were awarded Austria's highest merit, the Goldenes Barenzeichen Der Republik, in Vienna for their trans Atlantic flight from New York to Germany. They arrived from Munich with their wives and were greeted by Chancellor Seipel and other officials.
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Associated P Ress
Vienna
Hainisch
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Republic
jYoldenes Barenzeichen der Republic
New York
Germany
Munich
Seipel
Wien
Chamberlin
Levine
Columbia
Aspern
Berlin
Bavaria
Leviathan
Europe
Yard Party Tuesday on Highland for Presbyterian Mission
A yard party on Tuesday June 21 on Highland Avenue supports the Presbyterian Mission. Help the little church with this community fundraiser.
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Highland Ave
Benefit Presbyterian Mission
Little Church
Lindbergh Rest After Month of Praise in St Louis
Col Charles A Lindbergh rested in St Louis after a month of unprecedented acclaim for his Trans Atlantic flight. Thousands gathered at Forest Park to hear him speak of aviation future while he planned a temporary home in St Louis county. He has not announced future plans and many invitations to fly remain unaccepted.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Charles A. Lindbergh
North Atlantic
Municipal Theatre
Pat
Lindbergh
Evangeline L. Lindbergh
Forest Park
Colonel Lindbergh
ThreeBabes Dead From Poisoning at State Home
Three babies died and five others faced serious illness from food poisoning at the Springfield Redemption Home for infants under court care. Authorities blame Sunday breakfast meals with samples taken for analysis. Matron Minnie Manley and housekeeper Alice Pauk also fell ill but are not in danger.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Minnie Manley
Alice Pauk
Dundee's Manager Wires a Challenge To Walker
Max Waxman, manager of welterweight champion Joe Dundee, offers Mickey Walker a middleweight title bout at Baltimore Stadium in August with a $75,000 purse and 30 percent option, Walker’s title at stake, bemused by promoter Bennie Franklin and Jack Kearns in London.
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Associated
Baltimore
Max Waxman
Joe Dundee
Mickey Walker
Baltimore Stadium
Bennie Franklin
Jack Kearns
Walker
London
Casey Accepts Embalmer Post With Funk and Son
Mr. Charles T. Casey of Wheeling West Virginia has accepted a position as embalmer with Funk and Son of this city. He arrived Saturday and has begun his duties. Casey is a graduate of the Cincinnati College of Embalming and comes here highly recommended.
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Charles T. Casey
Wheeling
West Va
Funk and Son
Casey
Cincinnati Ohio College of Embalming
Taxi Line Sold and Merged Under Aulick Gibbens
Aulick Gibbens owner of the Black and White Taxi Co has purchased the Yellow Taxi line from Beverley Wright and will operate both lines. Wright retains his Packard limousine service.
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Aulick Gibbens
Black and White Taxi Company
Beverley Wright
Mr. Gibbens
Mr. Wright
Packard
Will of Fred H. Hable Probate Disposes Million Estate
The will of late Fred H. Hable theatre owner and capitalist valued at nearly one million dollars was probated in the Corporation Court. The realty goes to his mother for life and upon her death to his brother Herman and sister Rosie Liegenheimer with other properties to Herman and Rosie share and share alike. Herman Hable named sole executor after Mrs Flegenheimer declined to qualify with a bond of 12000.
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Fred H. Hable
Corporation Court
Regina Hable
Herman H. Hable
Rosie Liegenheimer
Richmond
Virginia
Flegenheimer
Heble
Washington, D. C
Messrs
J. Foster Gray
E. Miller Streit
Frank Keckley
Government 10 Continue Aiding Disabled Vets
President Coolidge in a letter to the Disabled American Veterans praised the group and pledged continued government aid. He noted over $1 billion in compensation payments to 323,000 claims, progress in the rehabilitation program with 128,000 trained, and $650 million spent on the program plus $64 million for fireproof buildings.
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Government
EL Paso
Texas
Coolidge
Lost Collie King Missing Around Amherst Street
Tan and golden collie with white breast and feet, collar but no tag. Responds to King. Liberal reward. Contact 222 Amherst Street.
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Amherst St
Special July Rate Expires July 21 For Star Subscriptions
The Evening Star offers a special July rate on subscriptions with a deadline of July 21. Pay now to lock in savings and avoid the higher ongoing rate.
Handley Summer School Registration Date Set
Registration for grades 6 through 11 of the Handley Summer School will be held at the Handley Building. All pupils expecting to enter must register on this day. H. S. Duffey, Superintendent.
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Handley Summer School
JaneJlat
Handley
H. S. Duffey
Winchester Fair to Feature Record Horse Show and New Purses
The Winchester Fair catalogues are issued for August 30 to September 2 with eight trotting and pacing races. Purses rise from 300 to 400 dollars, drawing entries from Rockville Maryland and locals Fitzgerald, Miller, and more. Veteran starter Hop Hopkins will oversee the wire as usual. Special pony races boost children's day entries, and all fair departments will be showcased to fill the home farm garden and orchard exhibits.
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Winchester Fair
The
Fair Association
C. L. Gilpin
Rockville
Rockville Fair
Fitzgerald
Miller
C. A. Hopkins
Hop
Hopkins dies in Baltimore former Winchester resident
Henry St. George Hopkins, formerly of Winchester, died last Friday at his Baltimore home, 3209 North Charles Street. He was the husband of Mary Bibb Hopkins and son of the late Commodore William E. Hopkins and Louise Kimball Hopkins. The funeral was held in Baltimore with a requiem Mass at St. Luke's Church, and the interment was private.
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Ward
Henry St. George Hopkins
Winchester
North Charles Street
Baltimore
Mary Bibb Hopkins
Commodore William E. Hopkins
Louise Kimball Hopkins
Commodore Hopkins
West Piccadilly Street
Hotel Jack Annex
St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church
Carey Street
Lexington
Lee-Jackson road completion highlighted for tourist traffic
The Washington Star showed a three column map of the Lee-Jackson highway reopening between the national capital and Winchester with routes via Berryville Charles Town Harpers Ferry and Frederick. The paper urged readers to use the road and noted heavy DC plate traffic as evidence of its value for Valley access and tourism.
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Washington Star
Capital
Frederick
Washington Star of
National Capital
Winchester
Washington
Berryville
Charles Town
Harpers Ferry
Sunday Star
District of Columbia
Lee-Jackson Highway
Washngton Star
Shenandoah Valley
Washiington
Shenandoah River
Paris
Virginia
Middleburg
Aldie
Star's Motor Tours Department
Ths Point
Perch O' Devil at Win Theatre Promises Drama
The Universal Jewel feature Perch O' Devil opens tonight at the Win Theatre with Mae Busch and co stars. King Baggott directs a stark natural drama about life as it is and will be shown with Panatrope sound at 9 p m. The venue hopes to install a permanent Panatrope soon. Ohio State Journal notes the bold portrayal may shock some and engage others.
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Gertrude Atherton
Universal Jewel
Mae Busch
O’malley
King Baggott
Win’ T
Real estate notice for subscrition discounts
An old advertisement for the Evening Star mentions subscription rates $4.00 per year by carrier and $3.00 per year by mail. It references Sée Newlein & Co and notes a July rate in effect. The fragment warns about paying subscriptions to avoid higher costs.
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Newlein & CO
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Cal
George
Handley High Band
Rouss Hall
W. H. Meiswee
Chamberlin and Levine
Dundee
Funk & Son
MR. Hable
H. H. Hable
Mrs. Flegenheimer
W. Cork St
Mary Pickford
Los Angeles
Henry St. G. Hopkins
Baltimore, Md
Lee-Jackson
Ohio State Journal
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