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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1930
Page
6
ASHINGTON May 13 De lobbying Dr Er Bast head of the fional department of the Anti-Baloon League said that until supermen and superwomen are elected to
Public auction in Winchester Virginia on Saturday June 7 1930 at 11 am offers a tract owned by W K Henderson located 3 4 miles southeast of Winchester on Sulphur Spring Road near Roy Derry lands. Bidder pays one third cash and rest in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust with bonds of purchaser. Auctioneers Duvall & Dufin handle the sale.
In Winchester Virginia the Shenandoah Bank suit against Ella Lockhart is referred to a Master Commissioner to determine property ownership, lien amounts, priority, and whether liens can be satisfied within five years. Notice will be published in the Chester Evening Star with a May 8 1936 hearing for creditors to prove claims.
Public sale of desirable realty in Frederick County Virginia to satisfy a lien and other notices, including a trust sale of a 282 acre farm near Middletown, a master commissioner decree in Frederick County, and a Winchester area public sale of land at 12 noon on May 31 1930 with terms, plus an estate settlement in Charles O Williams heirs case and related notices.
A Senate lobby committee plans to resume probing Anti-Saloon League efforts as P Scott McBride cites restrictions on approaching legislators. Cherrington asserts people must contact representatives on legislative matters, arguing lobbyists with vast wealth receive undue respect while social welfare advocates face hostility.
By authority of the undersigned trustee under a 1921 deed of trust for C A Welers the 100 acre Armel farm in Frederick County Virginia north of the Winchester and Front Royal Road will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at 12 o clock noon on Thursday May 29 1930 in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia. The sale requires cash on the day of sale with the balance due in one and two years evidenced by two bonds bearing 6 percent interest payable semi annually with a homestead waiver and secured by a deed of trust and a policy of insurance. James P Reardon trustee.
Democrats warn Republicans that removing the flexible clause in the tariff would be fought on the floor all summer. Hoover opposes the proposal, which the Senate bill includes, while the House bill preserves eight years of executive flexible policy. Hawley Smoot conference talks resume as conferees work toward a compromise.
Senator Connelly of Texas says in a DNC issued statement that supporters of the Senate flexible clause plan to fight it out on this line if it takes all summer. The remark signals intensity over the fiscal strategy and party unity as the debate unfolds.
NATCHEZ Miss May 13 The Planter southbound Yazoo and Mississippi Valley train wrecked early morning after being forced off rails two miles south of Harriston Mississippi Two trainmen died engineer B W Maddux of New Orleans and W Baker of near Vicksburg injured passenger count unclear Detectives blame malicious circum stances and heavy timbers spiked on track may link this wrecking to other recent Mississippi incidents Railroad officials pursue possible plot connections
Joe Long, a Black farmer near Paris Virginia, exhibited two lambs joined at the bodies with a shared navel cord. The eight pound twins likely lived about 12 hours and showed no signs of decay. Long noted the distressed mother ewe and the animal’s brief life drew veterinary and taxidermy interest.
Associated Press reports Paul Siple, a Byrd Antarctic expedition member and young Boy Scout, will write a book about his experiences at the South Pole. fellow expedition camper William Van De Veer confirms Siple plans a memoir and notes his diligent study in spare time at Little America.
A New York discovery claims the Stratford Hall heirlooms include the authentic Lee farewell address to his army after Appomattox. The paper, signed by General Lee, was written by Colonel Marshall and copied for officers, ending a years long ownership dispute.
The article describes the provenance of the farewell address associated with General Lee. It recounts how Marshal of New York loaned the document for Stratford displays and explains the chain of custody from a brown paper draft to inked final form. It notes Lee made corrections and signed the version, with multiple handwritten copies then circulated by army supporters.
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