Evening Star publication and postal details in Winchester
The Evening Star is issued daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co Winchester Virginia. It is entered at the Winchester post office as second class mail matter and consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Mes The Weekly Mirror.
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Morning News
Weekly News
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Subscription rates listed for various terms
The notice lists subscription prices in advance for different terms. One year in advance costs $3.50 or $4.50 by Cartier. Six months and three months options are shown with corresponding rates.
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Associated Press Entitles Use Of News Dispatches
The Associated Press governs republication rights for all dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited to the AP, and for all local news published within its service area.
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Pacae
Local Ward Election Ballot Names 1926
Voters in the First Ward listed Fred W. Forney Herman Hable and J Henkel Henry while the Second Ward names R Frank Barr George Baetjer and W W Dellinger for the June 8 1926 election.
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Fred. W. Forney
Herman H. Hable
J. Henkel Henry
R. Frank Barr
George Baetjer
W. W. Dellinger
Durham editor backs Virginia plan to reorganize government
The Durham Morning Herald endorses Governor Byrd's push to consolidate Virginia state departments to cut waste and improve efficiency. It notes North Carolina previously eyed similar reforms and praises the Bureau of Municipal Research for conducting the statewide survey, with results due by January and potential call for an extra General Assembly session.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Byrd
Bureau of Municipal Research
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Herald
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Williams T. Reed
Richmond
General Assembly
Salvation Army still seeks Evangeline Booth recovery
Millions of Americans await the recovery of Evangeline Booth National Commander of the Salvation Army, described as one of the nation's most beautiful characters. The Salvation Army and America need her return.
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George White's Scandals first night seats set New York price record
Seats for the initial performance of George White's new "Scandals" reach $55.00, a record for New York. The line notes many have paid higher to gain entry and suggests some paid more to avoid the experience.
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George White
New York
Vare and Beer Campaign Slogan in Pennsylvania Primary
In a Pennsylvania primary dialogue observers note the slogan Vare and Beer. The playful phrase signals a German flavored quip about candidates and beer culture.
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Pennsylvania
Sugar Coated Penalties at Chapman's Trial Draws Fire
In Connecticut Walter Shean testifies as a star witness for the district attorney. He exposes himself as a stool pigeon and petty criminal who betrayed a man with 100000 worth of stolen securities. A one to five year sentence for concealed weapons followed a plea praising his service to society. The piece condemns lenient remarks by judges and questions how the law is applied in such cases.
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Star Winess
Connecticut
Gerald Chapman
Walter Shean
Shean
Chapman
Department of Justice
Recognition for the Dowry Exchange in Fascist Italy
A government decree in Italy requires Fascist officers to marry independently wealthy women. Mussolini aims to align officers’ lifestyles with Italy’s image and avoid supporting husbands who rely on wives for status. The piece notes European dowry traditions and contrasts American views on marriage and wealth.
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Mussolini
United States
Europe
Our Slacker Voters Shown in State Vote Totals
The Pathfinder notes Virginia voters in 1920 and 1924 with 1,243,482 eligible. Actual votes were 230,999 in 1920 and 233,177 in 1924, leaving 1,010,305 eligible Virginians who did not vote. The piece urges awakening citizenship to fulfill suffrage duties.
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Eastern Shore Herald
Pathfinder
Virginia
Some Day We Will Embrace Honest Labor Over Crime
A reflective verse argues that work brings wholesome bliss and lawfulness beats violence. It envisions a future where honesty governs behavior, crime is rejected, and nations pursue peaceful, self-reliant paths while ending entanglements and policing abroad.
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Timbuctu
The World Court and Quiet Councils in Satirical Verse
A satirical poem laments endless arguments over global affairs and weapons policy. It mocks delegates unable to agree, contrasts brash disputes with the imagined peace of future cooperation, and predicts continued strife despite hopeful visions.
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Yukon
Cathay
Opening of 22nd Session for Day and Resident Students
The 22nd session opens September 16 for day pupils from kindergarten to first year high school and for resident students under fifteen. An experienced kindergarten graduate and others assist Principal Miss Adele Affleck. Piano by Mrs. Greene Katherine Glass Greene.
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Adele Affleck
Greene
Katherine Glass Greene
Notice to Present for Payment Bonds Northern Virginia Power
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester Virginia, by direction of Northern Virginia Power Company, notifies readiness to pay and redeem all first mortgage five percent bonds of Winchester and Washington City Railway Company, all second mortgage six percent bonds of Northern Virginia Power Company with interest and a one percent premium, and all six percent Improvement Bonds with interest to payment date. William G. Hardy signs for the bank.
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Winchester Evening Star
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
Winchester
Virginia
Power Company
Northern Virginia _ Power Company
Winchester and
Washington City
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Winal Bakeester
William G. Hardy
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