Stated fraud claims and election appeal by Mr Paul
The Star reproduces a list of Clarke County women allegedly stigmatized by Mr John Paul for fraudulent registration. It notes many others challenged by Massachusetts Dallinger and Mr Paul were disfranchised, with details of back pay and offices. The piece urges voters to go to the polls on election day, defy intimidation, and exercise citizenship.
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The
Star
Thames
Clarke County
John Paul
Massachusetts
Dallinger
Clarke
Paul
Revival at First Christian Church Draws Large Crowd
A Halloween eve revival at First Christian Church drew strong attendance as the sermon on the High Cost of Sin challenged listeners. Tonight at 7:30 the Sunday school will join the service and the orchestra will perform as meetings continue nightly all week.
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First Christian Church
Hallowe
Women Voters of Winchester Urged to Back Judge Harrison
Mary Spotiswoode Buchanan appeals Winchester women voters to support Judge Harrison for Congress urging honesty and ability against political machinery. The letter criticizes Mr Paul for unseating Harrison and calls for unity with truth and justice in the upcoming election.
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Winchester
Harrison
Congress
Paul
Mary Spotiswoode -Buchanan
Wanted Headers and coopers at Winchester Cold Storage Corp
Job notice seeking skilled headers and coopers at Winchester Cold Storage Corp. positions call for experienced tradespeople to handle cask assembly and steel/wood shipping containers. Local applicants preferred. union affiliations not specified.
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Coopers
Winchester Cold Storage Corp
Letter cites Capt John Paul remarks on lime tariff in 1922
William E Carson defends charges made by Capt John Paul at a October 20 meeting in Riverton Virginia. The letter quotes a signed statement by local officials and residents accusing Paul of alleging that William E Carson sought a lime tariff and alleging fraudulent voting. Carson urges amende honorable.
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John Paul
Harrisonburg
Cook
National Congress
Commissioner of Revenue
Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Wilem E. Carson
Washington
Public Meeting On Winchester Water Bond Issue
Citizens are urged to attend a public mass meeting in Winchester at Handley Library at 8 pm on Friday November 3. The discussion covers a proposed 200000 bond issue for water and sewer extensions and improvements with Gustav J Reqnardt of Norton Bird and Whitman as representative for Major Ezra B Whitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Handley Library
Gustav J. Reqnardt
Norton
Mrs. Harding Relapses Briefly at White House
Mrs. Harding, recovering from a recent relapse, was reported by the White House to be able to sit up briefly several times daily. The relapse, attributed to a cold, was not serious, but physician Brigadier General Sawyer ordered continued bed rest for several days.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
White House
Sawyer
Georges Creek Coal Livery Offers Immediate Reduced Prices
Am now unloading. Will take orders for immediate livery at reduced prices. G. O. Snapp announces available coal unloading and prompt delivery with discounted rates.
Miller and Burkhart wed at Grace Lutheran parsonage
Bernie Miller a farmer from Opequon married Katie Burkhart daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Burkhart on Saturday evening at the parsonage of Grace Lutheran Church officiated by Rev Anne Kelly.
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Bernie Miller
Opequon
Katie Burkhart
Jacob Burkhart
Mount Williams
Grace Lutheran Church
Anne Kelly
Boy Shoots Sweetheart and Himself in Michigan
Ray Judd, 17, shot and killed his former sweet heart Loretta Redmen 16 and seriously wounded her companion Nettie White 16 on a lonely road near Melick Michigan then killed himself after confronting her at a concert. Authorities say he waited with a shotgun along the roadside after she refused to resume the relationship.
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Associated Press
Melick
Michigan
Ray Judd
Loretta Redmen
Nettie White
Judd
Democratic Rally at City Auditorium Features T W Harrison
A public speaking rally is set for 8 PM Monday at the City Auditorium with Congressman T W Harrison and dignitaries William Meade Fletcher of Rappahannock County and W F Keyser of Luray.
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Democratic Rally
William Meade Fletcher
Rappa
Edward Kline Dies by Suicide in Hagerstown Firm
Edward Kline, 50, proprietor of the Kline Fruit and Produce Company in Hagerstown Md, shot himself at his place of business this morning. No reasons were given for the act.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Edward Kline
The
Kline Fruit and Produce Company
Sugar Trust Declares Fifty Percent Stock Dividend
The National Sugar Refining Company declared a fifty percent stock dividend on its capital stock subject to approval at a special meeting on November 15. The plan estimates raising capital from 10 million to 15 million dollars, making the dividend worth five million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
National Sugar Refining Company Today
Byrd Returns To Campaign Stump In Frederick County
Richard Evelyn Byrd of Richmond, ex speaker of the Virginia House, spoke in Gore with Philip Williams in support of Democratic ticket candidates for Senate and House. The crowd at the high school heard Byrd’s ovation from old friends as Prof. J H Roebush spoke for the Republicans, with Winchester leaders present.
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Richard Evelyn Byrd
Richmond
Virginia House of Delegates
Frederick
Gore
Philip Williams
Mr. Byrd
Mr. Williams
United States Senate
House of Representatives
T. Russell Cather
Byrd
J. H. Roebush
Dayton
Winchester
Adams and Adams Chiropractors Offer Free Analysis Through Nov
Announcement says free analysis and consultations until November 9 by Adams and Adams chiropractors located at 35 West Piccadilly Street. Also notes a lost girl’s bicycle taken from the back of Green’s Store on Amherst Street with a reward for its return.
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Adams & Adams
Green’s
Amherst St
Tiptt
Ws. Belanemi
Witnesses Describe Inquest Into Michaels Revolver Incident
The coroner's jury heard that Richard Michaels, a Harrisonburg plasterer, died from a pistol wound after a party at Daniel Leight's Grimes home. Witnesses said he was intoxicated and fired while a bystander grabbed his arm, causing the gun to discharge. charges shifted to transporting liquor and public drinking while several relatives and friends faced possible arrest.
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Michaels
Leight
Richard Kaels
Harrisonburg
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Daniel Leight
Grimes
Mamie Vance Harford
Star
Michael
Tavenner
Richard Michaels
Cather
Dan Leight
Commonwealth
Leigh
Winchester
Elmer Grubbs
Beck Baking Corporation
Grubbs
Arrisonburg
Charles Michaels
Reservoir Street
Warrisonburg
Mike
John Black
Noted divine to preach at rededication
The Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church in Winchester plans a fall rededication likely in late November. Rev. Dr. J. St. Clair Neal will preach, a Baltimore minister and superintendent of the City Mission and Church Extension Society. He is a Winchester native and will stay with cousin J. Sloat on South Main Street during the visit.
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Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
J. St. Clair Neal
Winchester
Market Street Church
Baltimore
Neal
Greenwood
Hancock
Baltimore Evening Sun
Methodist Episcopal City Mission
Church Extension Society
Sheridan
Sidney Lanier
Peabody Institute
Market Street
Je . Sloat
South Main Street
Dr. Neal
Mr. Sloat
Charles D. Sloat
City Electoral Board Sets Nov 7 Voting Details
The City Electoral Board announced polling places and judge clerk assignments for the November 7 election. Two city ballots will ask about a Virginia senator and a constitutional convention, plus a local bond issue for water and sewer extensions. Polls open at sunrise 6.35 a.m. and close 4.52 p.m. with 617 minutes available for voting across four locations.
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Virginia
Congress
Hagerstown
Dast
Lightnin' shines at Empire in Winchester engagement
Milton Nobles leads thirty-five member company in the Broadway hit Lightnin' at the Empire Theatre tonight. The play, famed for 1,291 consecutive performances in New York, promises broad comedy and sharp wit with the setting largely in the Calivada Hotel lobby on the Nevada California line.
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Lightnin
Milton Nobles
Winchester
Empire Theatre
Gaiety Theatre
Metropolitan
John Golden
Bill Jones
Calivada Hotel
Nevada
Divorce Heaven
California
Men Wanted for Winter Work at Colonial Brick Plant
Local advertisement seeks reliable men for winter employment at the Colonial Brick Corporation plant. Apply in person to secure steady work through the season.
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Colonial Brick Corporation
Public Sale Of Household And Farm Goods
Public sale of household and kitchen furniture on Saturday November 4 at 2 pm at 127 North Market Street. Also sale at 10 am same day for farm implements horses cattle hogs and some household goods on an 80 acre farm with 8 acres bearing orchard three miles east of Stephens City Virginia. Bid acceptance or rejection reserved by Leo Miller.
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Stephens City
Leo
Friendship Fire Co. Regular Meeting Evening
Regular meeting of the Friendship Fire Company will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Members are reminded to attend and discuss upcoming events and duties.
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Friendship Fire Co
Typewriter Key to Murder Puzzle in Devon Case
Detectives and postal inspectors hunt for the typewriter used to mail a deadly cake to W. W. Sterrett of Devon and assess the danger to his wife. The crime scene shows irregular addressing suggesting a novice sender. Mrs O Sterrett recovers and may leave hospital soon.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
W. W. Sterrett
Devon
Sterrett
O Sterrett
Voters urged to cast ballot despite challenges by opponents
The Democratic Congressional Committee warns challenged voters especially new women registrants to exercise their rights in the November election. They pledge protection against coercion or intimidation at the polls.
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Democratic Congressional Committee
Paul
Rotary Halloween Party Delights Winchester Club
The Winchester Rotary Club hosted a Halloween evening in the Farmers and Bank building with about one hundred Rotarians and Rotary Anns enjoying decorations, a delicious supper, and a varied program. Gray Williams delivered a brief, brilliant speech. Duffey led singing. Minister Holly McCormac and Vernon Eddy spoke about community service while Mrs. Nelson Page entertained with musical selections.
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Hallowe’én
Winchester Tury Club
Farmers and Chants Bank
Rotafians
Rotary Anns
Gray Williams
Rotary
Joe Hodgson
Doug’ Fuller
Atlantic City
Duff
Duffey
Gray
Ryan
Vernon Eddy
Nelson Page
Pendroo buckwheat flour price set for season
Merchant William D. DeHaven of DeHaven Virginia informs customers that Pendroo buckwheat flour will cost four cents per pound this season. He requests orders by mail and thanks patrons for their support.
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WM. D
Dehaven
Brothers Meet With Accident At Winchester Garage Incline
Hunter and Charles Carver were injured when a motorcycle and side car rolled backward on an incline inside Winchester Garage on North Braddock Street. Charles Carver fractured a collarbone while his brother suffered multiple cuts and bruises. Passersby feared more serious injuries as the machine sped down the incline.
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Hunter
Charles Carver
Winchester Garage, Inc
North Braddocktreet
Taxpayers' Notice on 1922 Taxes Due with Penalties
Taxpayers must pay 1922 taxes by November 1 with a three percent city tax penalty and by December 1 with a five percent state tax penalty. W. M. Barr serves as City Treasurer.
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WM. T. Barr
City Treas
Jones Spring Couple Weds at Centenary Church
Charles Sisk and Migs Blanch Un- Ser, residents of Jones Spring West Virginia were married last Saturday afternoon at the Centenary Reformed Church parsonage on South Street by Rev. Clarence Woods.
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Charles Sisk
Migs Blanch UN- Ser
Jones Spring
Centenary Reformed Church
Ee Street
Clarence Woods
Lost black fur neckpiece reported to Star office
Classified item lost with fur neckpiece and a note to return to Star office. Reader asked to contact Star for identification and pickup if found.
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Star Office
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Sweetheart
City Auditorium
T. W. Harrison
Hannock County
W. F. Keyser
Luray
Sugar Trust
W. Piccadilly St
Electoral Board
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Friendship Engine House
John Kater
Lawrence Hollis
M. C. Walters
Edwin Haines
Earl Shade
Rouss Engine House
W. C. Ritter
Ralph Rosenberger
W. R. Talbot
J. B. Affleck
Wilmer F. Shryock
Sarah Zane Engine House
John A. Huntsberry
Frank H. Krebs
Elmer Hodges
Frank Crawford
Miller O'Rear
City Hall
Harry R. Homer
M. Lohr Capper
Arthur Robinson
Maurice Murnan
C. Luther Gore
Empire Tonight
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