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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1922
Page
5
The Associated Press summarized a high level statement declaring the memorandum presented to Russian officials represents the maximum the Powers would offer and the minimum they will accept. It warned that if Soviet delegates reject the general line, negotiations may be suspended until a new Russian government emerges.
Detectives searched a West 117th street house early today seeking crime suspects and found securities valued at 65000 dollars along with German pistols and hundreds of rounds of ammunition. Two women in the house were detained for questioning. The securities matched descriptions from a robbery in the financial district on April 19 in which about 100000 dollars in money and negotiable securities were stolen.
Miss Violet Duncan a 19 year old divorcee was arrested in Chicago on charges of murder in the death of her nephew Hollis Boyd a 12 year old and found dead in her apartment with three gas jets open police believe a quarrel with R B Duvay led to the attempted death by action.
Poem fragment by William Wesley Martin evokes an English apple country in spring. It celebrates apple blossoms, pink buds, and the season’s beauty as maidens wear blossoms in their hair, with birds song and sparkling brooklets under blooming trees.
Notice of retirement sale at cost for stock of groceries and fixtures plus livestock and household items. Sale May 3. G W Kremer conducts sale of horses cattle hogs and fixtures at cost for immediate liquidation.
Lady Astor formerly Miss Nancy Langhorne visited Richmond for the first time since joining the British Parliament. A greeting group in the train shed-yard received her with a warm welcome as Ora L. Hatcher presented a tall basket of flowers and spoke of heartfelt hospitality.
A Brunswick Blade-Times piece argues that buying locally preserves 15 percent profit, keeps money circulating, and creates jobs. It stresses that spending $500,000 on imported goods drains funds away, while purchasing from local merchants sustains overhead, clerical work, and local employment.
Taxpayers are notified that all unpaid 1921 taxes are past due and must be paid promptly to be eligible to vote in the upcoming fall election. The deadline is May 7, 1922, for Frederk County Virginia.
Notice states a bridled and saddled horse strayed to W. B. O'Nhall’s property in Vaucluse Virginia. Owner asked to identify the horse and pay costs. Contact O'Nhall at Vaucluse for recovery.
A listing describes an old fashion walnut bookcase with a mission library table. Named party Mrs. Martin Wisecarver at 26 6t 302 Amherst Street is involved in a purchase notice. The text includes garbled phrases suggesting a payment or bidding context and a local sale or transfer action.
A historical photo shows labor representatives before the House Labor Committee discussing the coal miners wage dispute. Front row figures include Frank Morrison of the AFL, John L. Lewis of the UMWA, and Samuel Gompers of the AFL, with Missouri and California members among others.
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