Atlanta Trial Controversy and Drug Law Remarks
Opinion argues against Frank's fair trial claim amid mob influence in Georgia. It cites Governor Slaton and the Atlanta crowds as factors shaping verdicts. Also praises Harrison Drug Act for restricting habit forming drugs and reducing illicit sales, noting New York hospital effects and strict federal inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Atlanta
Wegro Conley
Mary Phagan
Gov‘Slaton
New York State
Pears or Apples Blight Threatens Valley Orchards
Blossom blight infests valley orchards this spring. Pear blight, spread by bees and birds, is the main source of blight in apples. Kieffer Bartlett and Sickle pears are highly susceptible, risking large losses to the apple industry in Freder.
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Freder
Anti liquor movement grows across institutions and courts
The Virginia Bankers Association adopts four resolutions opposing serving liquors at banquets signaling rising abstinence across business and railways. Alabama Supreme Court upholds a statute banning liquor advertising in newspapers and voiding existing contracts with liquor sellers, with expectations the issue may reach Federal courts.
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Virginia Bankers’ Association
Supreme Court of
Alabama
Danville Register
Pear Blight Threat Prompts Orchard Eradication Debate
The article argues that pear trees nearby apple orchards worsen blight and should be cut down to protect apples. It notes winter canker infections, stresses pruning to remove disease, and suggests pear removal where orchards interplant. It highlights limited pear profitability and long standing blight losses in the West.
Life Can't Be Beat Through Fog and Sleet
A reflective verse about enduring through fog and sleet with resilience. The speaker notes days slipping by yet asserts life remains unbeatable and steady despite rough weather.
Long Motor Trip Aims Across North America
Mr van Meter Hack and Mr Frank N Hack plan a ring trip from Baltimore toward Chicago then return through Canada to New England. They expect to cover about three thousand miles on this motor journey.
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van Meter Hack
S Sewage
Baltimore
Frank N. Hack
Chicago
Canada
New England
Grimes Brevities from Grimes Virginia
Grimes and nearby residents report social visits on Sunday with Mr and Mrs John A Kiger and Mr John G Hubord. Chickenpox outbreaks affect several children but progress to recovery. J H Booker and family joined J Reynolds. J H Zinn spent time with D H Hensell. Mrs S D McDonald of Winchester visits sister R H Bookey. William Clemens of Bunker Hill visited mother Hannah Clemnah, with William Grove and Frank Jenkins of Martinsburg stopping by. Vivian D Haun visits relatives in Washington DC. Bis Randall and family spend Sunday with Oscar yjgnt family.
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William Clemens
Bunker Hill
Hannah Clemnah. Clemens
William Grove
Frank Jenkins
Martinsburg
Vivian D. Haun
Washington, D.C
Bis Randall
Oscar Yjgnt
Unclaimed Letters List For Winchester Post Office
The week ending Saturday June 26 shows a list of unclaimed letters at Winchester Virginia post office. Callers must pay one cent per letter to receive items including E Banks William Parish J W Womack J W Sibert P M.
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Winchester
E Banks
William Parish
J. W
Local News From Macedonia and Stephens City
Mr Hampton Barrow returns to Gibson City after visiting relatives in Stephens City. Mr and Mrs R L Petrie and sons Kenneth and Richard of Winchester spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W Huber at Meadow Brook farm. Sale pills printed at Star office.
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Macedonia
Hampton Barrow
James Smith
Anna Craig
Stephens City
Gibson City
Ill
R. L. Petrie
After Storm We Find Relief Under Sunny Skies
A fragmentary poetic reflection contrasts stormy gloom with a bright clean day. It celebrates regained cheer as clouds part and spirits lift, noting renewed charm and hopeful ease after dreary weather.
Darkesville social notes from Martinsburg visitors
In Darkesville June 28 Mr Pine and family of Martinsburg visited Mr and Mrs ER Zeiler. Mr Merman Gilbert of Martinsburg is visiting Willie Payne at his father WW Payne's home. Miss Mary Payne Bryarly returned from Martinsburg after a week with relatives. Mr and Mrs John Oates and Mr and Mrs Fred Oates and son Willard Lee of Syle Bridge drove to Oates new car to visit Mr G and Mrs John Bear.
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Darkesville
W. Va
Mary Payne Bryarly
Martinsburg
John Oates
Fred. Oates
Williard Lee
Syle
Bridge
Oates
John ‘Bear
Mrs. Pine and Zeller Return from Highview Visit
Mr EB N Zeller has returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Samuel Anderson of Highview West Virginia in their home.
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G. W. Pine
EB. N. Zeller
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Winchester Reader
Winchester residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble. Mrs W B Harlee of 720 S Braddock St says the pills go to the root of pain and relieve soreness, with many others endorsing the product.
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Dean
Winchester
W. B. Harlee
Braddock
Doan
Preparing For G. A. R. Meeting
Plans are being formulated to urge hotel owners and boarding houses to provide for visitors attending the fiftieth encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in September. Secretary Thomas Grant expresses concern over apparent hotel indifference to traveler care.
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Wiashington
Grand Army of the Republic
Thomas Grant
British Failings At Front Spark War Crisis Rumors
London reports a widening British crisis in June with General French under pressure. Critics blame leadership, staff composition, and shortages while near-constant censorship and restless social activities fill the siege atmosphere as Joffre reportedly faults British methods.
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London
Flanders
Northcliffe
John French
Closing Chapter In Custer Life Recalled in Winchester
Readers in Winchester mark the anniversary of General George A. Custer's last fight at the Little Big Horn on June 26, 1876. Biographers praise his truth and bravery while noting the steadfast discipline and sacrifice of his troops in a saga of frontier warfare.
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Winchester
George A. Custer
Custer
United States
Little Big Horn River
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