Wer Mining Company Announces Planned Shutdown
John D. Ryan announced the Wer Mining Company plans a shutdown after four other concerns declared similar moves, signaling major copper ore operations potential curtailments in the industry.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
8
John D. Ryan announced the Wer Mining Company plans a shutdown after four other concerns declared similar moves, signaling major copper ore operations potential curtailments in the industry.
An explosion leveled a downtown block two miles southwest of the center, killing at least six with many injured. Police report blame range from bombing to faulty gas and dust. Rescue crews search the wreckage for victims in the basement of the collapsed structure.
Marine planes from the aviation station here start a six thousand mile journey to the Virgin Islands and back. Major Thomas C. Turney leads the first plane with Lieut. G. Bradley as test pilot. The second plane carries L H Sanderson and Gunnery Sergeant Charles W. Rucker.
Former Emperor Charles of Austria visited Vienna on Sunday where monarchists gathered, according to reports from reliable quarters. He traveled from Budapest earlier in the day but left at the Hungarian government’s request.
The Baltimore Sun reflects on Virginia’s beauty with a flowing verse describing Shenandoah Otter Massanutten and Jamestown era scenery. It evokes Berryville Strasburg Boyce Woodstock and many towns, praising valleys ridges rivers and springtime lyricism.
A loving remembrance from Lucy for Amelia Price who departed this life one year ago on March 17 1920. The note reflects sorrow and enduring affection with lines about the grave and everlasting memories.
Charles Jones a colored man was arrested for alleged horse theft near Downeville. He is said to have attempted a break into Henry W. Dellinger’s barn and to have stolen a horse previously tied to Aaron Middle skauff and Spielman’s realm. The horse was recovered in the woods near Begryville, Va.
There will be an annual meeting of the stockholders of The Union Bank of Winchester at the banking house on Thursday April 23, 1921 at 11 to 13 o’clock for the election of directors for the ensuing year. CHAS. J. SUMMERS, Cashier.
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