04 Mar 1929
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1929
Page
1
President Hoover stresses progress and unity while warning that crime rises and swift justice weakens. He argues to reexamine federal justice structure, courts, juries, and enforcement to uphold law in the postwar era.
Godfrey O. Miller, 71, prominent Winchester merchant and longtime owner of Miller's drug store, died at his North Washington Street home after months of illness. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at his residence, with Rev. Dr. C. A. Freed officiating.
The Seed Potatoes Car of Maine was certified and selected on track at Winchester Wholesale Gro. Corri reported in S-4-1p-2t, noting quality and availability for buyers.
Charles Curtis, sworn in as vice president, says the VP is not a lawmaker and is not consulted on Senate rules. He appeals to prior precedent as guiding the Senate and honors his predecessor Charles Dawes for his service and commitment to duty. He pledges fair impartial rule application and respect for the Senate’s established authority.
The Handley High School Cadet Band from Winchester Virginia travels to Washington for the inaugural parade with about ten musicians led by drum major and banner bearer. They ride a Baltimore and Ohio special coach and display a large banner reading Standley High School Band Winchester Virginia along the line of march.
Revolutionary troops seize customs houses and garrisons in northern towns. Former President Calles called from retirement to command the war effort as Mexico faces a tenacious revolt. Further details on Page Three.
A bomb destroyed a garage residence occupied by Alice Good and three other colored women along the road to the city quarry. A white man delivered laundry moments before the blast, which hurled a cat from the wreck and left the interior in ruins. Police interviewed the occupants who fled unharmed. authorities believe a deliberate attack caused the explosion.
Two armed robbers seized Maynard Jewelry Company in Miami Beach and escaped with jewelry valued between 360000 and 75000. Police followed a green car, using riot guns to pursue the suspects. The item reflects a bold, large scale theft with police chasing a distinctive getaway vehicle.
The presidency passed to Herbert Hoover in a colorful oath taking at 1 08 pm with an inaugural address urging observance of the prohibition law. Charles Curtis became vice president as Coolidge, a private citizen, prepared to return to Northampton. The parade drew a vast crowd through rain as a memorable opening of Hoover’s administration.
Classified snippet invites readers to win $100 and view details on page 2. Mentions Auto Parts Corp and Winchester Steam Laundry. Provides a contact cue with wash troubles and a dated reference.
Members invited to a March 12 banquet may bring large wire by purchasing tickets. Tickets available Friday March 8 at W L Whisser stores and Brown and Fisher.
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