22 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
1
Open warfare in Illinois coal fields leaves four strikebreakers and three union men dead as violence erupts amid labor conflict. Local tensions rise with clashes at mining sites and calls for peace efforts from officials.
Nineteen killed in open warfare between Union miners and sympathizers of the Southern Illinois Coal Company near Herrin. An initial tally shows sixteen non union and three Union men dead, with bodies found along a rocky road and some hanged from trees as violence intensifies. The chaotic scene spread over an area of several miles as residents watched.
Baseball card reports a Boyce versus Winchester game set for Thursday at 3 p m on Soke street. Local fans urged to attend the clash and support the teams.
Reports from Hong Kong and Nanchang describe a mutiny by 10 000 to 15 000 troops loyal to General Wu Peifu in Kiangsi. Thousands are said to have been killed as mutineers move toward Chang Shu Ki, with conditions worsening overnight. Sun Yat Sen jailed aboard the cruiser Tsi-li, handed to the provisional government at Canton.
Virginia’s new child labor law took effect on June 19, restricting work for minors. Under 14 may not be employed outside farms, orchards, or gardens. 14 to 16 require certificates and face daily and weekly limits. penalties for violations are severe.
Graham B. Conner announces he will manage for Haines the Shoe Wizard starting Saturday June 24. The shop offers a large line of men’s women’s and boys shoes at low prices with items from 98 cents up to 3.98 at 131 North Main Street Graham.
The Bartonyi te Christian Sunday School will hold children’s day services on Sunday June 25 at 8 p.m. All are welcome.
Verdicts of not guilty were returned in circuit court for Robert O Flaherty and Jesse Dove who faced highway robbery indictments over the May 9 theft of money from John Bowles at Me Hospital. Brown remains jailed awaiting arraignment. O Flaherty and Dove testified they acted to sober a companion and had no part in the robbery.
Shenandoah Valley League standings show Woodstock routing Boyce 11 to 1. Other results include New Market 2 over Strasburg 2 at Woodstock, Harrisonburg defeating Mt Jackson 9 to 5 in 15 innings, with Try Herrell's Real Estate listed in Winchester, Virginia.
Advertises Pyrox garden insect and fungous disease control for flowers and vegetables. Promises effective bug and worm protection and disease prevention with one and five pound packages available from Orchard Supply Co. at 1p WIN.
A yard party occurred at Stephens City on a Saturday afternoon on the Schol House Lawn with attendees enjoying informal gathering activities and local community hospitality.
Winchester Baseball Club meets Charles Town Miners at 3 p m on Club Equity Grounds. Fresh melons arrive at Haines' warehouse.
The Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society forecasts 1922 Winchester fair will surpass prior events with over $6,000 in premiums. Poultry and swine departments receive major funding, racing and vaudeville attractions planned, and entertainment options expanded to attract crowds from Winchester and Frederick County.
Music lovers plan to attend an Empire Theatre concert in Winchester tonight with movies at 7 and 9 30 to raise funds for the Sacred Heart Church building program. Singer Mrs Gavin Chufizh and contralto Mrs Kath leen Mavourneen headline with piano and violin pieces by the Shoop sisters from the Peabody Conservatory. Tickets 55 cents orchestra 28 cents balcony with child rates, proceeds aiding church additions and improvements.
Sale of household goods scheduled for June 28 at 10 am at the corner of Washington and Piccadilly Streets. Items include couches tables refrigerators beds chairs kitchenware and more. Terms cash. Sp. J. Few Brown.
A seven passenger auto from St. Louis narrowly avoided going over an embankment on Braddock street near the Valley Pike. The vehicle struck Mrs. Reese’s front porch after a sharp turn, damaging it. The men, reportedly a touring party to Hagerstown, fled the scene without registering anywhere. Neighbors urged warning signs to prevent future accidents.
Matinee at 2.30 offers worthwhile prizes for lucky youngsters in the audience. Also notices for carpenters and lost keys with reward details.
The directors of the Commercial & Savings Bank declare the usual semi annual dividend of three percent payable July 1, 1922. Checks will be mailed to stockholders of record as of this date. John I. Sloat, Cashier. June 16, 1922.
The Empire offers the comedy My Wife's Neighbors by Buster Kreaton and the official reel of Virginia's State Pageant from Richmond. Additional features screen at regular prices with a balcony summer rate for children.
Headquarters Company orders all members to drill Thursday night at 7.89 o'clock. No excuse for absence will be accepted. Signed by Peyton J. Marshall 1st Lt. Headquarters Company commanding.
In Albany Oregon on June 22 three bodies were found after a raid on Dave M West’s moonshine still. Rev Roy Healy pastor and Linn County Sheriff C M Kendall were killed alongside West who killed himself after barricading his ranch and resisting a posse. Healy had joined the raid for a story and was there as an observer.
Announcement of a personal property sale for the late Mrs. Annie V. Fries to be held at Back Creek on Saturday July 1 at 10 a m. The notice specifies the time and location for bidding on the estate items.
Obituary notice for Miss Al Moore Johnson of Winchester, longtime resident of Winchester, dies at Eudowood Sanitarium Towson Maryland after lingering illness. Funeral in Baltimore Friday with burial at Greenmount Cemetery Reverdy Johnson tombstone notable Maryland family details.
American Legion Auxiliary hosts a card party and swimming pool event at the Legion Building on Friday June 23 from 3 to 5 pm Tickets cost 75 cents for either cards or pool Swimming pool tickets available from Miss Mary McFadden 20-1p-5t
Circle 11 Presbyterian Church on Gray lawn National avenue hosts Thursday night June 22. Mrs Victor Denny left today for Washington called by sudden illness of her sister Mrs Katherine Sheetz Baldwin. Mrs Denny accompanied by her brother Mr E Blair Sheet.
Plans outline a new country club in Winchester with Nis Courts as a feature. The project envisions a golf course, clubhouse, and related amenities, signaling development and local investment.
Prominent men and women in Winchester organize a movement to establish a country club with golf links on property owned by Walter B. Stine, near the city. A temporary committee forms, dues are set at five dollars and ten dollars for varying members, and plans include a clubhouse with baths and showers plus tennis courts.
Invitations issued for Friday night meeting at the Hotel to organize a Winchester Kiwanis Club. Delegations of five members each from Martinsburg Hagerstown and Harrisonburg will attend with supper. Dr J L Maphs named temporary president. Ralph Rosenberger temporary secretary. about fifty members expected. Music program planned. Alexandria district governor Mrs Williams may attend.
Women’s undergarments on sale at People's Bargain Store. Gauze vests in regular and extra sizes, 35 cents, seconds available.
An advertisement promotes high grade bulk cocoa labeled as ibe oe to PEOPLE'S BARGAIN STOL. The fragment highlights a product offer with retailer branding.
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