Delegates Solid for Coolidge in Virginia Gop Race
In Richmond the outlook for Virginia Republicans favors solid support for President Coolidge at the national convention. Johnson of California has stirred debate by saying the eventual nominee must defeat him, prompting renewed GOP activity in the Ninth district. Tax payment ahead of the election fuels voter registration efforts as Republicans aim to regain control of county offices and rebuild the party in 1925.
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Horace
A. Hawkins
Richmond
Virginia
Coolidge
Tha Reg
Johnson
California
Dalking
South
Ninth
Congress
Pn Bo Oe
Nage
Mrs. Fahnestock Seeks Move of Gen. Andrews Monument
Mrs. Fahnestock of Washington and Newport plans moving the Gen. Snowden Andrews monument from near Stephenson to Winchester City Hall square to protect it from vandals. Local citizens have urged relocation for protection. the monument cost over 20000 and honors a Confederate officer who helped check a Federal rout in the Civil War.
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Gibson Fahnestock
Washington
Newport
Winchester
Gen. Snowden Andrews
Stephenson
City Hall
The
Star
Scott Grant
Charles R. McCann
Common Council
Fahnegtock
General Andrews
Fahnestock
Frederick County
Woman's Democratic Club Meeting Set at Handley Library
Monthly meeting announced for Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Handley Library. Important business to be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Democratic Club
Handley Library
Io Bedi Wunder
Elks Minstrels Set Tonight At Empire Theatre
Elks minstrels stage two night show at the Empire Theatre with a 1923 program featuring song and dance novelty A Night In June and a cast including Miss Philomena Laren John Kern Ida Fisher Kathleen Shiner and Floyd Haines. Parade today drew hundreds as the city awaits the evening performances and later shows.
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the Elks
Empire Theatre
Hirth
The
Elks
Empire
Broadway
Gotham
Rose
Philomena Laren
Billy
John Kern
Ida Fisher
Kathleen Shiner
Floyd Haines
Myrtle San
Jad
Woolworth to Open Stores in Bell Building Winchester
The Woolworth Stores Corporation of New York has closed negotiations for a long term lease of the Bell building on North Main Street. They will take possession after the Commercial and Savings Bank moves to its new building at Main and Piccadilly. The firm plans significant alterations to the Bell building, including a modern front.
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Woolworth Stores Corporation
New York
Bell
North Main Street
Commercial and Savings Bank
Main and
Piccadilly Streets
B. Harlee
Forture
Coopers
East Piccadilly Street
J. N. Bell
Seeeking
Winchester
J. H. Henry
Haddox
Henry
Woolworth Corporation
Crisfield Oysters Thanksgiving Orders Now Open
G. O. Snapp at 425 N Market Street urges readers to place Thanksgiving oyster orders. The ad invites early orders and lists a pickup window from 24 to 1 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day.
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G. O. Snapp
N. Mkt
Carolina unveils Crater Memorial in Petersburg
A monument to Confederate soldiers who fell at the Crater on July 30 1864 will be unveiled in Petersburg Virginia with ceremonies this afternoon. Prominent Virginians and South Carolinians will attend and Arthur Kyle Davis will deliver the principal address.
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Associated Press
Petersburg
South Carolina
Battle of the Crater
Arthur Kyle Davis
Fire kills Roscoe family of nine in rural Confluence
Samuel Roscoe his wife and seven children perished when their rural home near Confluence Pennsylvania burned in the early hours. The residence stood about a half mile from the village as flames consumed the house.
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Associated Press
Confluence
Samuel Roscoe
Byrd Attacks New Trial in Garrett Murder Case
Richmond based prosecutor Richard Evelyn Byrd opposes a motion for a new trial for Robert O. Garrett clerk of Cumberland County found guilty of second degree murder in the shooting of Rev. E. S. Pierce. He criticizes the legal system and urges upholding the jury from Southhampton County, arguing state constitutions support prompt, impartial justice. The piece notes prior Cumberland trials and a contested jury change as the defense seeks relief.
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Richmond
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Robert O. Garrett
Cumberland County
E. S. Pierce
United States
England
Garrett
Cumberland
R. QO. Garrett
Larkin
R. O. Garrett
Greee
Southhampton
1000 Miners in Peril After Northwestern Coal Mine Explosion
A blast at Chicago, Wilmington and Franklin Coal Company's No 1 mine traps about 1,000 workers while 60 to 11 men are hospitalized across Benton Herrin and West Frankfort. Officials report 4,000 employees with 922 inside at blast time. several recoveries noted and many unaccounted for.
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Ot Eee
Ted Ee CH
Moe
Papaktort
Chicago
Benton
Filmington
Franklin
Herrin
West Frankfort
Orient
Heironimus Dies of Stroke in Covington
James W. Heironimus aged about 67 longtime mail carrier between Winchester and Bloomery died last Friday at his son’s home in Covington Virginia from a stroke suffered midweek. Funeral services were held today and he was buried in Coyington cemetery. He leaves a widow Virginia and three sons Herman Roy Esten and three daughters J P Brown Pearl Saylor Mary Sanderson two brothers Robert and Charles. He had long served the Frederick county area and lived among friends in Winchester.
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James W. Heironimus
Winchester
Bloomery
Covington
Whitacre
Coyington
Heironimus
Oakdale
Pittsburg
Virginia Heironimus
Herman and
Roy
Esten Heironimus
J. P. Brown
Near Whitacre
Pearl Saylor
Mary Sanderson
Robert
Charles Heironimus
DeHaven
Oil Emulsion for Control of San Jose Scale
Virginia State Entomologist W J Schoene reports on using a lubricating oil emulsion to control San Jose scale in Illinois and Arkansas fruit orchards. The formula uses Red engine oil and potash fish oil soap, mixed with water and boiled, then pumped, offering a cheaper, effective alternative to lime sulfur with demonstrated success on various aged trees.
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W. J. Schoene
Virginia
San Jose
Thinois
Daatie
Arkansas
Florida
Ginia
W.W. Yothers
Unitedates Bureau of Entomology
The Last Warning at Empire Theatre Next Friday
Klaw Theatre production The Last Warning returns to Empire Theatre with original cast for Friday November 30. The modern melodrama, set on a theatre stage, has drawn capacity crowds in Baltimore Chicago and Boston and features 18 Broadway performers. Prices are 2 for orchestra first 17 rows 1 40 for next 6 rows 1 for balcony and gallery.
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Empire Theatre
Klaw Theatre
Baltimore
Chicago
Boston
Cumberland
Poet
Frederick County Tax Notice 1923 Penalty Details
The 1923 taxes are now Ade, a five percent penalty (equivalent to ten percent per annum) will be added December 1, 1923. A. S. Smith, Treasurer of Frederick Co.
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A. S. Smith
Frederick Co
Receipts Jump at Rouss Hall Kiwanis Bazaar
Saturday night crowds filled Rouss Whe Cine bazar with suppers, dancing, and prizes as Kiwanis Club hosts the event. Evening drawings awarded a $2.50 gold piece to Margaret Evans and her sister Katherine Bryans won the prior night. Donations from local firms and individuals filled the prize list while the bazar runs through the week with the Kiwanis in control until 9 30 pm.
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Kiwanis
Reuss
Margaret Evans
Katherine Bryans
Av Beck
H. Hable
Albert Curl
Grier Potts
J. P. Pepper
Moling & Seal
W. L. Whisson
Florsheim
K. Hunts
R. M. Swimley
Geo. Keller
Washington
Nathanson
Lewis Jones Knitting Co
J. &. Solenberger & Co
Margaret Hodgson
Miller's Drug Store
L. L. Fansler
Frank Taylor
Gent
Bahlmans
National Fruit’ Product Co
Little Joe
M. B. Clowe
Auto Tire
Dellinger'’s
Owen & Trenary
Hodgson & Brown
Snapp's Foundry
Victrola Records
M. A. Doran
Bnappley
W. O. Zinn
Miss Johnson
Jessie Hillyard Trenary
Buffett
J. E. McCarty
Beck’s Baking Corp
Ni Snapp Co
Baltimore
Work Bas
Ladies’ Shop
the Hub
Henry Willis
Brill & Ritter
Neidemeyer & Co
T. J. Cooper & Son
Crane’s Jewelery
Grove Bros
Winchester Gas Co
Sample Shoe Store
Frank Feinberg
Fred Barr
Thelma Clark
Swimley
Legion Meeting Shifts to Wednesday November 28
R. Y. Conrad Post No 21 American Legion calls all members to attend a Wednesday meeting, noting a change from the previously announced Tuesday date. Commander John H. Rosenberger urges attendance.
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R. Y. Conrad
John H. Rosenberger
American Legion
Fruit Growers Notice for Bazaar and Carnival Sale
Notice to fruit growers announces a Tuesday evening sale/banquet event organized by Mrs Walter Huntsberry and the Bazaar and Carnival Committee. Delivery or serving after 9:30 pm is planned, with Richards Bros. cited in the notice.
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Walter Huntsberry
Taxpayers' Notice on 1923 State Taxes and Poll Tax
City Treasurer Wm. T. Barr warns taxpayers that a five percent penalty will be added to 1923 state taxes due December 1. The notice also emphasizes poll tax should not be overlooked.
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Wm. T. Barr
Car Crash Leaves Couple Injured Near Farmville
A vehicle overturned on a rural road injuring Rev. Tyler and his wife, Mrs. Tyler, with both trapped and later hospitalised. Mrs. Tyler regained consciousness after arrival at Charles Bommmie General Hospital, while Rev. Tyler remained unconscious for hours. The incident occurred near Farmville as a large blaze at the State Normal School housed over 800 students.
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Cme
Tor
Tyler
Cartrol
Charles Tome
Hesper
Charles Bommgamie
Badee
State Normal School
Farmville
Congeta
Household and Public Auction Opens Wednesday at 10 A M
Auction notice announces a public sale at no specific location selling household goods and general items. Iowa Auctioneer Coleman leads the sale with all items to be sold. The event is slated for Wednesday morning at 10 o clock.
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Hamburger
Iowa
Coleman
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J. Howard Cather and CO
the Empire
Crowded House
Woolworth
Crisfield Oysters
Carolina
Garret
R. E. Byrd
Young Guineas
Albin’s
Tel
MR. Heironimus
Reformed Church Bazar
Moling & Seal Coat
Rouss Hall
Kiwanis Club
Legion Meeting
Richards Bros
City Hall Auditorium
Roland Hayes
Frank A
Town, Wi
Frege Avalon Coffee
E. A. Palmer
P. C
Avalon Coe
Oliver Trei Oe
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