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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
3
A dense OCR fragment presents numbered clue-like items and partial phrases across multiple domains. Entries mix definitions, foreign terms, and garbled words, including references to animals, body parts, directions, plants, and objects. The text reads like a puzzle page with missing letters, stray symbols, and inconsistent spacing.
Rabbi B M Browne head of a Jewish congregation in the Bronx was arrested on a warrant accusing him of harassing President Coolidge with a flood of letters. The case centers on alleged threats and demands for reimbursements tied to the White House campaign.
A blaze at a Annapolis inn damaged the building early today after fire and water injuries. occupants were the only ones inside. Origin of the fire is undetermined but began in a barber shop on the first floor near Black Lee streets opposite the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric line.
Bishop William A. Quayle of the Methodist Episcopal Church, a pastor and lecturer for a quarter century, died suddenly in Baldwin Kansas after a heart event. The obituary notes his longtime service and role in the church community.
New York on March 9 Henry Mead a 25 year old Columbia graduate student in drama and literature killed himself from a Hartley Hall window after writing four letters to Dr Alt and his mother. He had earned a PhD from Bagwna University in 1922 and was registered at Fall River and Brooklyn addresses.
North Carolina figure Angus W. McLean issued a statement urging completion of the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial. He argued its completion must rise above partisan passions and that the sculptor’s design should proceed, reflecting faith in the public to honor generals and their army.
Miss Viola Ritchie returns to her Frostburg Maryland home after a weekend visit as the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Peter Duborg at their Smithfield avenue residence.
The Winchester area reads like a booster bulletin as Frank Beck and C J Payne accept vice presidential roles and praise Shenandoah Valley Inc. for public access to the festival. Ferdinand Birkel lauds cooperation with Winchester leaders urging continued unity and goodwill. News arrangements include Detroit Free Press broadcast via Red Apple Club staffers at the Book Cadillac.
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