Blackmailer linked shooting and ransom notes in New York
A lone gunman in New York shot a paymaster for Duncan Construction Company in the Island and City district and escaped in an auto with $4,000 as four men accompanied him in the car. Frank J. Kearseley of Philadelphia was discussed by attorney Neilson Olcott in connection with a blackmail scheme tied to letters to Dorothe Keenan, a slain model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ed Teetage
J. Kearsleyly
Philadelphia
Wdadee
Doro’ Keenan
Neilson Olcott
Olcott
Blanton
Snow and Cold Forecast for Virginia Over Easter
The Weather Bureau issued a forecast for Virginia predicting unsettled and colder conditions through Easter. Expect cold temperatures, possible late-night snow in interior areas, and strong north to northwest winds along the coast by Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Buréau
Virginia
Making A Man’s on Saturday at the Empire
Due to the big success of On The High Seas the Empire will show Jack Holt in Making A Man’s on Saturday. The film is billed as an up-to-the minute release sure to please every man woman and child in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Seas
the Empire
Jack Holt
Virginia Plans Uniform Statewide High School Exam
The Board of Education to introduce a uniform statewide examination for four year high school graduates starting in 1923-1924, offering at least fifteen units of work though not fully accredited. Dr W T Sanger secretary announced in Richmond. The plan has been approved by the Association of Virginia Colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Board of Education
W. T. Sanger
Richmond
Association of Virginia Colleges
Baltimore hospital operation update for Finfrock mother
Mrs. C. C. Finfrock underwent an operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore on Wednesday and is reported to be progressing well. Mrs. C. A. Wallingford of Ashland Kansas and Mrs. F. Whetzell of Winchester Virginia are visiting in Baltimore to stay near their mother.
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C. C. Finfrock
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
C. A. Wallingford
Ashland
Kansas
F. ©. Whetzell
Winchester
Essay contest on Bel robe use by Stand ard Patterns winners
Young ladies are urged to write an essay about the advantage and use of the Bel robe dressmaking guide included with all Standard Designer Patterns. Ten dollars in gold awaits winners, with all winning essays published in The Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Gas range given away free to housewives in city ad
A city gas company announces a free give away of a $75 gas range to housewives. The advertisement invites daily kitchen use and promotes the old range as the prize, describing the offer as absolutely free within this issue.
Swift's Premium Hams Featured at Swenderbon's Market
Swift's Premium Hams are advertised as cured, sweet, properly smoked and mild with no parboiling required. Premium Bacon is also offered. Customers urged to order from Swenderbon's Meat Market.
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Swenderbon
Evangelist attacks women tongues in Youngstown talk
Evangelist F. Lincome tells a Youngstown audience that long tongues harm social morals and urges women to raise standards for men. He cites examples comparing women to cows and calls for a stricter code to curb city evils. Miss Lillian Jackson of Dickinson College visits Carlisle during Easter recess.
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Evangelist F. Lincome
Youngstown
America
the Evangelist
Contested Thompson Will Upheld Probate In New York
The will of Miss Ann Key Thompson, who died in a New York hotel in May 1921, has been upheld after a jury trial before Surrogate Foley. The estate valued over $200,000 will be probated with distributions to Emily Key Hoffman Dalziel and her daughters, and several others named in the document. The challenge by Louisa E. Cammack and Katherine H. Budge failed as witnesses testified to Miss Thompson being of sound mind despite eccentricities described by contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Key Thompson
New York
Foley
Miss Thompson
Laura Packwood
Louisa E. Cammack
Katherine H. Budge
John B. Jackson
Katherine H. Dodge
Nannie T. Harris
W. A. Duke
New Orleans
Pene
Ried
Emily
Harris
Martha Washington
Buckingham
Miss Thomson
Emily Key Hoffman Dalziel
Diana
Alexandria
Visiting in Winchester Highlights Local Family Visit
Mr and Mrs Robert Baird and children traveled to Winchester Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs J H Moling Jr. Mrs Robert Baird and children stayed in Winchester for the week with Mr and Mrs T D Kenny while Mr Baird and other family members spent the day with Molings.
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Romney W. Va
Robert ‘Baird
William Baird
Harry Cunningham
Winchester
J. H. Moling
Robert Baird
T.D. Kenny
Ice cream Sunday delivery for private use begins April first
A notice to customers states starting April 1 the company will deliver ice cream on Sundays for private use with orders due by 10 a m Sunday. Contact W Garber Mfg Inc at 329 1 P 31 CE for details and phone 100. Also advertisements offer a large brick residence for rent through Herbert B. Larrick attorney. Call 425-W for all hauling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Garber
Herbert
Larrick
Atty-at-Law
Poll Tax Rules Tie Voting to Tax Payment in Virginia
Citizens planning to vote in the Democratic primary in August and the general election on November 6 must pay state taxes within weeks. Poll tax of 1.50 dollars and taxes for the last three years are required for eligible voters, regardless of registration or intent to vote. The autumn ballot will include State Senate and House of Delegates candidates and a road bonds measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Smith
Winchester
State Senate
House of Delegates
Virginia
General Assembly
Marble winners in sixth grade contest held at W. A. Baker court
Sixth grade marble preliminaries were held yesterday afternoon on the W. A. Baker tennis court. Winners were Andrew Dick Raymond Bowley John Hoover L Mason and Harry McKee who advance to the semi finals next week against other grade winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Baker
Andrew Dick
Raymond Bowley
John Hoover
L. Mason
Harry McKee
Death of Charles F. Ely Brother of Mrs. Stuart
Mrs. E C Stuart learns her brother Charles F Ely died yesterday in Jeannette Pennsylvania after pneumonia. Ely, 68, senior partner in Ely Brothers department store, leaves widow and four children. Funeral set for Jeannette tomorrow. Mrs Stuart travels to attend.
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Jeannette
Ely
Stuart
Major Lanier Case Postponed In Petersburg Hearing
The hearing of Major Percy Lanier of the Virginia National Guard on charges of tampering with mail at the local post office where he works was postponed to April 5 by U S Commissioner Z Fleming Lyman. The absence of a Norfolk post office inspector prompted the delay and Lanier faces possible military charges for conduct in command of guard units here.
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Petersburg
Percy Lanier
Virginia National Guard
United States
Z. Fleming Lyman
Norfolk
Lanier
The Flow R Shop Easter Candy Boxes and Baskets
The Flow R Shop advertises Easter boxed candy and baskets with prompt filling at the Crystal Confectionery location. Includes cross-reference to Hyacinths Tulips and Jonquils and a page cue 28-1p-11.
Bond Issue Faces Likely Defeat In State Vote
Rit Va March 20 The bond campaign for road building faces strong opposition as rural areas expect to bear the burden while city residents reap the benefits. Supporters include Good Roads Kiwanis Rotary and Chamber groups backing a 4 percent tax free bond plan. Analysts forecast a bitter contest with a likely defeat by 25 000 to 50 000 votes.
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A. Hawkins
Rit
Kiwanis Club
Rotary
Chambers of
Com Mre
Cantata at Christ Church on Good Friday Evening
The cantata Penitence Pardon and Peace by J. H. Maunder will be sung at Christ Episcopal Church at 8 o'clock on Good Friday under Mrs. Frank M. Reynolds with Mrs. H. D. Fuller as organist and Miss Pauline Shopp on violin. Soloists include Mrs. W. E. Cooper Mrs. Frank Buckley Mrs. Reynolds Hugh B. Duffey and Mr. Reynolds. The choir lists named sopranos altos tenors and basses.
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J. H. Maunder
Christ Episcopal Church
Frank M. Reynolds
H. D. Fuller
Pauline Shopp
W. EB. Cooper
Frank Buckley
Reynolds
Hugh
Janet B
W. Nelson Page
Duffey
Philip Willisme
Frank Reynolds
Osmar Swanson
Horace @. Browne
Executors Notice for Estate of James Armel
All persons indebted to the estate of James Armel deceased should settle with Herbert B. Larrick executor. Claimants against the estate must present their claims to the undersigned at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Armel
Herbert
Larrick
Empire Baseball Contest Ends Next Week At Theater
Tomorrow and next Friday are the final days for prize coupons at the Empire baseball contest begun six weeks ago. Over three hundred participants can still join. Eighteen numbers will draw equipment or cash prizes. collect cards and bring them next Friday night. Also shows Jack Holt in Making a … with comedy and Pearl White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Empire
the Empire
Jack Holt
Armory Needed Prominent Banquet in Winchester
A banquet at the American Legion building, with General Gardner Waller and local civic leaders present, urged support for a public armory in Winchester. Major Barton announced military and civic benefits, while Andrew Bell of the Chamber of Commerce pledged backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
8. Gardner Waller
Virginia Infantry Brigade
P. J. Marshall
Ga Guard
Marshall
Waller
Virginia Guard
Winchester
Frederick County
Robert T. Barton
Batallion
Chester
Organis
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
WILY RAT MET INGLORIOUS END
Sheriff Pannett recounts a dramatic chase in the Circuit Clerk’s office as a clever rat eluded capture among desks and ledgers. After officers failed to trap it, steel cheese-baited traps were set. the rat died in a morning trap, ending fears of damaged records.
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Pannett
D. W. Stine Opens Battery Service In Mid City Garage
D. W. Stine, a PREST-O-LITE graduate, now runs a full line battery and service shop in Mid City Garage. Call 60 for service. Also ad: wanted reliable white man to care for yard and garden during summer. Apply to Star Office. 27-1p-tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prest-O-Lite Battery Co
Mid City
R” Care Star
American Legion Aux Announces Bake Sale at Haddex Store
The American Legion Auxiliary schedules a bake sale featuring cakes desserts and candies at Haddex Store next to March 31st at 11 a.m. Proceeds support Legion programs.
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American Legion
Haddex
Easter Candy and Egg Toys Ad Preview
An early Easter ad from The Crystal Confectionery lists toy eggs with personalized names for gifting. The Leader’s ad promotes Easter goods with prices inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal
Low Boyd Srua Company
Road work contracts allotted for maintenance projects
A report from Valley outlines highway commission plans with maintenance to be funded and let at once. Officials indicate road work on the eastern main route and western segments will proceed, with contracts soon awarded and work beginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Sprout Pasanto
Fine
Vins
Washington
Mal Mountains
Walter T. Gore Dies in Colorado After Nebraska Residence
Walter Tilghman Gore, longtime resident of Gage County Nebraska, died March 18 in Denver Colorado. He was the son of George W. Gore and Haines Gore and a first cousin of the late Sheriff Perry C. Gore. Survived by children D Truman Gore E Gore Powell Susan Leannah and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tilghman Gore
Hampshire
Gage County
Nebraska
George W. Gore
Haines Gore
Gore
Perry C.gore
D. Truman Gore
E Gore Powell
Susan Leannah
Denver
Colo
Charles A. Gore
Easter Program at Golden Rule Bible Class
The Golden Rule Bible Class hosts an Easter program on April 1 1923 at 9 30 a m with a duet by Misses Gertrude and Madeline Whitlock a address by Rey ser The Resurrection a quartet featuring Mr and Mrs Sloat Miss Hilda Hottel and H Renner a solo by Mrs Shaffer and a song No 98 All members are urged to attend and a cordial invitation is extended to all men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Madeline Whitlock
Reyser
Mrap Sloat
Hilda Hottel
H. Renner
Mra
Shaffer
Wanted First Class Bench Carpenters
Job advertisement seeks first class bench carpenters with steady employment. Grédity non. Contact John W. Rosenberger at Gil for details and application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rosenberger
Gil
Chocolate Delights Sold At Local Market
Readable fragments describe chocolate treats described as filled and glossy. Item mentions rough price or vendor text and unclear brand.ɵ
Residence-Sale Ad For Sarah B Carper Germain Street
Bizarre classified fragment shows a two story residence on Germain Street for sale with six rooms and utility attachments described. Separate odd notes mention poultry value, assorted whipped products, and a drug company reference, all in unclear order.
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Sale Saturdj
Sarah B. Carper
Germain St
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