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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1921
Page
5
About 600 general chairmen of four big railroad brotherhoods and switchmen’s union will join in Chicago on Friday July 1 to review and vote on the wage award issued by the United States Labor Board, which takes effect that date.
A decree in the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia orders public sale of a 91 acre Gainesboro District tract in Winchester. The land includes orchards a main house and outbuildings with a water supply. Terms: one third cash sale day and two equal annual installments with bonds and deed of trust. J M Steck special commissioner. Branon clerk. May 9 4 weeks.
Dabney C. Harrison of Boyce Virginia calls for a new vote on a 200000 bond plan to build a Winchester to Washington highway. He argues the levy and interest are excessive and accuses supporters of misinformation while urging local residents to express their tax opinions at the polls.
Epworth League of the Meth dist Church of Stephens City hosts a box social on the church lawn Monday night May 23 at 8 p.m. Ladies bring a box with eats for two. Gentlemen are asked to bring time for music and good fun. Everyone welcome.
Associated Press reports armed bandits halted a New York Central freight train near North Tonawanda and stole about 70 000 dollars worth of silk, clothing, tires and other goods before fleeing toward Buffalo. police later denied the robbery claim.
Two constables riding on a cycling tour were shot dead near Longford by armed men. A police party in a motor lorrie in Dublin streets faced bombs from civilians. one explosion hurled two police into the street and three civilians were wounded.
Ambassador Harvey was interrupted in the House by Representative Stevenson of South Carolina over a London Pilgrims dinner remark that the United States fought to save civilization. Stevenson cited a Charleston 1906 speech where Harvey boasted about Civil War era ancestors hiring substitutes and warned of claims about American independence.
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