Insurgents Surrender In Noted Theater Event
Insurgents surrender after a tense stand as Mebel forces and U O Connors are cited in the surrounding action. Lay is referenced among involved parties.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
1
Dublin Columns: Fierce Fighting Ends as Army Moves
Irish forces withdraw from the Four Courts in Dublin after clashes erupting today. Marching units and police scenes create a tense city center as authorities seek control and order.
Insurgents Surrender at Four Courts Dublin
Dublin reports say insurgents led by Rory O Connor surrendered at 430 pm after hoisting a white flag. explosion blew part of the Four Courts, killing and wounding dozens. O Connor reportedly captured. de Valera said active service with Dublin brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Four Courts
London
Central News
Rory O'Connor
Free State
Press Association
Eamon de Valera
Dublin Brigade
Stock Broker Indicted in Major Theft Case
New York June 30 Sixteen indictments charging grand larceny and bucketing stock orders linked to the failure of E D Dier and Co were returned today. Elmore D Dier and Harry Lawrence Jr were indicted on seven grand larceny counts and named as co defendants with two others in the high profile case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. D. Dier and Co
Elmore D.dier
Harry Lawrence, Jr
Princess Lodge Memorial Brings City Children to Virginia Hills
Twenty Roanoke girls aged eight to twelve spend four weeks at Princess Lodge a country haven built as a memorial to Mrs Virginia Rogers Boyd. Dr Philip W Boyd created an open air home on Middle Road offering fresh air water good food and healthy recreation with a superb ridge view to rejuvenate the city youngsters before returning home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Lodge
Virginia Boyd
Philip W. Boyd
Virginia Rogers Boyd
Winchester
Boyd
Roanoke
Virginia Hills
Chautauqua Week Opens Saturday With Empire Theater Shows
The Chautauqua week program begins at 3 PM Saturday in the Empire Theater. The last chance to buy season tickets at 3 dollars expires at noon tomorrow. Local guarantors report many tickets sold and urge those who attend regularly to purchase soon. Residents from Winchester and Frederick county shifted the venue from an Equity grounds tent to the Empire Theater, boosting costs but centralizing events. The Therogram program has been widely promoted, with favorable press attention including a four column Philadelphia Public Ledger feature and nearby coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire ‘Theater
Winchester
Frederick County
Equity
Empire Theater
Pullic
Therogram
The
Star
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Rooster Week Encourages Local Poultry Buyback
Rooster Week offers 15 cents per pound for roosters as part of a local producer initiative. Our store announces a closing on Tuesday July 4th while Mrs. Lloyd Asnew and her son Lloyd Jr arrive from Charleston to spend the summer at North Braddock Street. Mrs. J F Rodman and her three children depart Wednesday for Clinton to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Asnew
Lloyd, Jr
Charleston
S. C
J. F. Rodman
Clinton
An C
Cashier Olmstead Receives 4 1/2 Year Term
Edward F Olmstead former cashier of the First National Bank of Union Bridge Maryland was sentenced to four years and six months in Atlanta federal prison after pleading guilty The defalcation is estimated at 190000 with auditors not yet finished and depositor losses said to total 110000 The case relates to a bank crash blamed on speculation and the cashier is married
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Edward F. Olméstead
First National Bank of Union
Keister
Olmstead
Endless Caverns Tea Room Hours and Dinner Service
The Endless Caverns Tea Room lists lunch at 11 30 and 2 30 pm and dinner from 5 30 to 7 20 pm with ala carte options. Service extends to 10 pm.
Old Folks Sing at Endless Caverns
Local notice announces all day singing at Endless Caverns on Sunday July 2 from 1 to 3 PM with about 30 attendees and 21 participants listed in OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Endless Caverns
Grain Insurance Note From H. R. Bryarly & Bro
The notice directs readers to contact H. R. Bryarly and Company for short term grain insurance available anywhere on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Bryarly &Bro
Virginia's New State Highway Commission Takes Office
The Virginia State Highway Commission will begin duties on Saturday July 1 with Henry G Shirley as chairman. George P Coleman steps down July 1 handing duties to Shirley who will move his family to Richmond. Coleman commends retiring members for laying the foundation of future highway work in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Henry G. Shirley
Maryland
Shirley
Richmond
Geo. P. Coleman
Virginia
Old Dominion
tCoteman
Stranger Held on Charge in Check Forgery Case
A man who claimed to be George B. Dobbs, son of a Newark cereal firm founder, is held for hearing in Hagerstown Md on forging and cashing a $2080 check at First National Bank. He and a woman claiming to be his wife were removed from a B and O train at Washington Junction. the woman fainted en route back to Hagerstown. The check bore Walter D. Willson’s name, who said the signature was forgery. Dobbs had been operating as a solicitor in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Dobbs
Newark In. J
Hagerstown
First National Bank
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington Junction
Dobbs
Newark
Walter D. Willson
Federal Milling and Refrigerating Company
Sally Ann Bread Becomes Local Hit in Winchester Area
Beck's Baking Corp introduces Sally Ann bread which has become a big hit in Winchester and nearby areas. Demand rises daily as dealers praise its superior quality and urge customers to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Ann
Beck's Baking Corp
Winchester
Harding at Gettysburg Saturday plans revealed
President Harding will travel from Washington by auto to Gettysburg on the eve of the centennial celebration in Marion. He will witness the East Coast Expeditionary Force reenact Pickett’s charge with Mrs Harding and top aides aboard. The party plans a Gettysburg overnight stay at a Marines camp before continuing to Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
AW. Ngton
Harding
Marion
Washington
Pershing
Charles G. de
Charles E. Sawyer
Gettysburg
United States Marine Corps
Pickett
White House
Valley League Standings From Today's Baseball Card
Valley League update lists Boyce 9 New Market 2 in today's game. Woodstock travels to New Market. Harrisonburg visits Strasburg. Front Royst at MG Jackeots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Strasburg
MG Jackeots
Winchester
Woodstock
New Market
Front Royal
Mt, Jackson
Trasburg
Joyce Westeydiay
Friendship Fire Co Regular Meeting Noted
Friendship Fire Company holds its regular meeting on Thursday evening July 6 at 8 o'clock. Members are urged to attend as important business will be brought before the company. G. R. Haines, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Haines
M. Grim
Sedy
Regular Monthly Meeting Notice and Local Ads
A local notice lists a regular monthly meeting for Monday July 3 with request for attendance. It also advertises Mrs Price's Canning Compound and water glass for eggs, Miller's Old Drug Store at Endless Caverns near New Market, and an American Legion Post bill posting service. Additionally an entry promotes a seven room house for sale near Handley Schools at 3800 dollars with terms via A F Rowe and an old Ford Roadster for sale by Collis Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
American Legion Post
Jne
Handley Schools
A. F. Rowe
S. Market St
Lead Arsenate in Stock at Winchester Orchard Supply Co
For sale well established grocery business and creamery/produce place. inquiry via XCC care Star. Note indicates July 4th closure with address from E. J. Snapp for details and sale interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Orchard Supply CO
XCC
Care Star
Gas service cut off on South Market streets until Saturday afternoon
Gas consumers on South Market and nearby streets will have mains cut after 7 o clock Saturday morning to remove obstructions. Service will not resume until late Saturday afternoon. The W. G. & B. L. Co. treasurer W A Ryan notes the temporary suspension aims to improve service and asks for patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Market
Cork
So Market Street
East Clifford
East Leicester
East Monmouth
Miller Thatcher Dies After Illness in Frederick
Miller Thatcher long part of Frederick county’s old family died after being taken to Memorial Hospital from his room in the Faulkner building at Main and Water. He was about 55 and survived by three sisters, a cousin by marriage, and was interred in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included local names, with services to be held at Grace Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
Main and
Water Streets
Miller Thatcher
Frederick County
Memorial Hospital
Hugh Clark
People’s Drug Store
Old County
Thatcher
Brannon
Etts
Lewis Thatcher
Old Thatcher
Milroy Fort
Pughtown Pike
T. J. Orndorff
Rosenberger Lumber
South Braddock Street
Samuel Weller
Etta Thatcher
San Antonio
Tex
News Oe
Watton
George Hardy
Carrol Carver
Edwin Hy Dittenderfer
John W. Rokenberger
Robert McVicarreyes
Prisoner Taken to State Hospital
Sheriff Pannett took Benjamin H B Kendall to the state hospital at Merion Virginia after an early morning departure. Kendall had been found leaving a storeroom with electrical supplies and was on furlough from Staunton hospital. The sheriff noted Merion houses criminal patients and Kendall appeared contented on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pannett
Benjamin HB. Kendall
State Hospital
Merion
Kendall
Armel
Northern Virginia Power Company
Staunton Hospital
Marion Institution
Virginia Girl May Be Death by Own Action in Chicago Park
Police link dark blue silk cape and silver vanity case to Missing Phoebe Allah 17 of Roanoke Virginia found near Lincoln Park lagoon. Lagoon dragged for body with no results. Police note she planned to marry a New York physician and detectives say they sought her to persuade her to go to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Phoebe Allah
Roanoke
Virginia
Lincoln Park
Allan
New York
Big Show of the Week at Empire Tonight
Paramount Picture screens at Empire tonight featuring Jack Holt Conrad Nagel Lois Wilson Harold Lloyd Bebe Daniels and Snub Pollard in a star packed program likely drawing crowds at the local theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Tonight
Paramount Picture
Jack Holt
Conrad Nagel
Lois © Wilson
Harold Lloyd
Bebe Daniels
Snub Pollard
Services set for tomorrow in Red Men’s Hall
Wanted ad notes an alert business getter and offers 10,000 mile guaranteed new tires at low prices. Smith System Cord Tire advertises exclusive local territory with $109 price and commission. Chicago address 1108 S. Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith System Cord Tire
S. Michigan
Chicago
Unions Claim Victory as Rail Labor Board Moves
Chicago reports indicate union leaders expect railroads to abandon subcontracting farmed-out work and heed labor board orders. A nationwide rail strike risk hovered as maintenance of way workers prepared to strike pending Labor Board mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
BULL
Chicago
B. M. Dowell
Betw Labor Board
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ter
Investigal Board
Brin Londa
Tomorrtow
Spon Rior
United States Railroad Labo
Antong
Detroit
Michigan
United States
Decla
B. G. Grabley
Headquart
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Mebel Forces
O’connor
Ory
O'Connor
Rory O’connor
Republican Army
London Press Association
Winston Spencer Churchill
Ireland
Pohegal
Leesburg
Mystic Shrine
Acca Temple
Loudoun County
Loudoun
Fauquier
Winchester Shriners
District of Columbia
Carolinas
Missouri
Iowa
Nosi
Ness
D. B. Co
Terdeman Producer Co
Moling & Seal
Valley League
Boyce
South End Hose Company
Ford Sale
Ford Roadster
Alshape
Collis & Wagner
E. J. Snapp
W. A. Ryan
Railroads
J. Fred Goss
Supt. Gas Co
Kent St. A
Chicago Park
Haldeman's
Christian Science
Red Men's Hall
Odd Fellows
Wa‘ter
South Market Street
Btar
Wigit
Ion Ath
Instelae
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