The Evening Star publication note and affiliations
The Evening Star is published daily in Winchester Virginia except Sundays by The Evening Star Publishing Co. It is entered at the Winchester post office as second class matter and consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror.
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Winichester
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning Newstern
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Subscription Rates Listed for Mall and Carrier Delivery
Rates show Mall subscription prices for one year three months and one month in advance. Carrier delivery offers one year four fifty and six months two twenty five. three months one point two five. one month shows dearth of data. The page notes Associated Press credit and carries date March 20 1924.
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Get Behind New Hospital Project in Winchester
Article urges community support for a new Winchester hospital, arguing the current facility is inadequate and costly to operate. Dr. Hunter H. McGuire's address highlights the hospital as a necessity and a regional asset, noting growth and gifts to the community. The piece stresses public spirit and a generous response to the call for funds.
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Winchester
Hunter H. McGuire
The
Star
Moilonly
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Indica
Saracen
Virginia House Delgets Backs Statewide Resources Survey
Hon Rolfe Horsley of Appomattox introduces a bill for a comprehensive survey of Virginia water power industries agriculture and resources. The Virginia Geological Survey the Agricultural Experiment Station and a three member commission will study and disseminate data to attract investment develop manufactories and coordinate with agencies to exploit the state’s vast resources at a modest cost.
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Virginia
House of Delegates
Rolfe Horsley
Appomattox
Virginia Geological Survey
Virginia Agricultural Experiment mi
Hardly Subject to Envy in Death and Estate
A rugged newspaper column notes how envy shifts after death as Senator Fall and editor Gepaemett attract attention for wealth power and writing stature. The piece mocks public envy and questions ethics amid posthumous judgment.
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Mr. Fall
United States
Gepaemett
Washone
Rich Post owner mocked for fame and crime pleas
A witness speaks against McLean owner of the Post, contrasting wealth and public exposure with the desire for obscurity and integrity. He notes the hardship of being accused and the comfort of earning a decent living, mentioning Denby and Daugherty as examples of public notoriety.
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Senate Investigating Committee
McLean
The
Post
Denby
Daugherty
Caring for Lame Ducks in Wartime Politics
Staunton News-Leader notes Richmond Times-Dispatch critique of Har ry Daugherty and his wartime prosecution funds. The piece argues large appropriations to run war fraud cases aid lame duck Republicans and urges Congress to halt ongoing benevolent spending as taxes rise.
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Harrison
Department of Justice
The
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Daugherty
Grand Oil Party
Virginia
Harry Naugherty
Congress
Rippling Rhymes and a Crooked Skein of Tales
Walt Mason laments rumors and shaming of the accused while defending a friend until proven guilty. The poem contrasts public denunciation with personal loyalty and the hope for fair judgment amid accusations and scorn.
Ill of Appendicitis
Miss Mary Sherman daughter of the late Mrs E J Sherman was seriously ill with acute appendicitis at her home on the Northwestern road but friends report she is much improved today. She has many Winchester friends who have inquired about her condition and will be glad to learn of her steady improvement.
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Mary Sherman
E. J. Sherman
Northwestern
East West Elaine's Best Gunroom Quote Sparks Trade Idea
An American in Scotland eyed a box seat for the season noting an inscription in a gunroom that reads East West Elaine's Best. He quipped that the ad for Home would need removal if he took the place. The piece weaves in aphorisms about desire and paradise. It also cites snake bite fatalities in British India at 20,000 this year, per the Toledo Blade.
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Scotland
Elaine
Boston Transcript
British India
Toledo Blade
Daugherty Aide Testimony Highlights Lottery Probes
Washington dispatch notes a quiet session of the Daugherty investigating committee as Senator Wheeler is absent with a cold. Tex Rickard is summoned as a witness about allegations of a deal tied to film prosecutions, while Maco Stewart and Hawkins testify on lottery prosecutions and post office opinions shaping the case.
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Washington
Daugherty
Senator Wheeler
Paul Howland
Tex Rickard
Wheeler
Maco Stewart
Galveston
Texas
Ned Thomas D. Hawkins
Captain Baldwin
Texas Rangers
Howland
Stewart
Dawkins
United States
Zweifel
Post Office Department
Will H. Hays
Department of Justice
Hig
Virginia in Good Shape Financial Says Trinkle
Norfolk March 19 Gov Trinkle says Virginia's financial condition is good and the budget system will improve it further He notes savings in the 1924 budget and cites transferring surplus funds to other needs He adds improved business conditions and new revenue will yield a good increase in the next biennium and that the UVA contingent appropriation will be met by the state treasury.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Trinkle
General Assembly
Cone
University of Virginia
Richmond Police Charged With Graft
In Richmond on March 19 Joe Clayman testified that he paid police more than 5000 dollars yearly for immunity from prosecution for selling whiskey. Prohibition officer Dillard and Magistrate Phillips testified that a police officer sold liquor. Judge Ingram dismissed Clayman’s case against B. C. Gates J. C. Stone and W. C. Hallaby.
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Richmond
Joe Clayman
J.C. Dillard
B. C. Gates
J. C. Stone
W. C. Hallaby Clayman
R. L. Phillips
Madison Ward
Phillips
Dillard
Stone
Hall Denise
Clayman
Prohibition
Second and
Byrd _ streets
Ingram
Gates
Rubber Plantations Span Singapore to Penang Travel Flat
A traveler can ride seven hours by railway or cover more than 3006 miles between Singapore and Penang in the Federated Malay States, and not lose sight of the rubber plantations.
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Singapore
Penang
Federated Malay States
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United
Associated Press
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Staunton (Va
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Walt Mason
BLACK
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Paradise
Sgches
Massey ‘Radio Company
Gray & Schlack’s
Jewelers
RegiWorea Optometrists
Notre Dame
R.f.jomes &Co
Emeral Directors
ERA Alba
Main ST
Robert T. Barton
Johns-Manville
Jno. W. Rosenberger Co
Mangers
Akren Beacou
Manchester
England
Ancient
Egypt
Amsterda
U. S
United’ States
Philadelphia
Armstrong
Moling & Seal
P. C. Neidemeyer & Company
Mowrey’s
H. J. Mowrey
Jeweler
Oppo
the Nathanson. CO
South Braddock St
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