Armed Force Chief Othe of Oklahoma Named
An Oklahoma official, identified as Othe, heads a newly created armed force unit. Details on its formation and jurisdiction remain limited.
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Othe OF
Oklah
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1923
Page
1
Court Turmoil as Oklahoma Election Sparks Armed Standoff
Tulsa county courthouse faced armed volunteers and deputies as election supplies were to be distributed ahead of tomorrow's vote. Governor Walton reconstituted the state election board while injunctions blocked military interference and called for jail of any disruptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa County
Electionvernor
Oklahoma City
Secretary of State
John T. Logan
State Election Board
C. W. Kelly
Logan
Ira Saitchell
Socrat
Claude Baker
Repuban
R. A. Sneed
Citizens Volunteers
Walton
R. R. Stevens
County Election Board
Sanford
State Election ‘Board
Tomor- Tow
National Guard
Special State Police Commission
Clark
Marines Leave Virginia Valley for Quantico Camp
General Butler and 3500 Marines based at Quantico exited Winchester and the Valley of Virginia after a period of camp, drills, and sham battles. Crowds waved farewell as the unit moved toward Purcellville and planned routes including Goose Creek and Sugarland Run with an average march of about 13.9 miles daily over 21 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Butler
Quantico Marine Base
Valley of Virginia
Lef
Winchester
Astiemans Kerry
Shenan‘doad River
Clarke County
Blue Ringe Mountains
Winchester Fair Grounds
Main
Market
Piccadilly
Berryville Pike
Castleman's Ferry
Golf Club
Quantico
Winchester Golf Club
Castleman’s Ferry
Butler
Purcellville
Travc.s
Gasoline Prices at Ebert Main Collis and Wagner
Citizens gasoline stations at Ebert on Main Street and at Collis and Wagner on Water Street are listed. The notice outlines locations and basic service details for motorists.
Engine Men Seek New Wage Rate After Rail Board Cuts
In Cleveland on October 1, engineers and firemen and enginemen union reps filed wage increase requests to restore pre cut pay scales from the U S Railroad Labor Board. Contracts expire October 1 and joint action occurred as Warren Stone said circulars were mailed to general chairmen to serve 30-day notices to management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
United States Railroad Labor Board
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen
Warren Stone
The
Engineers
Engineers’ Brotherhood
Prisoner Sets Jail Fire Over Sanity Charge
Edward White confined on a sanity charge in the county jail started a blaze by piling mattresses in his cell and igniting them with a match. Mrs. Pannett, jailor’s wife, notified sheriff Luther Pannett as smoke filled the building and firemen battled the flames. White, subdued by Sheriff Pannett, will be held pending a sanity investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward €. White
White
Pannett
Panett
Marines Defeat College Eleven 19 to 9 in Saturday Gridiron
The Quantico Marines beat Washington College 19 to 9 on Haddox Terrace in front of about 5,000. Neale Ridgely and Rickman scored the touchdowns as Washington College faltered late. Marines rested top stars Goessze Sanderson and others and used a lighter lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quantico Marines
Washington
Haddox Terrace
Marine Corps
Washington College
Marines
Goessze
Sanderson
Wash
D. Ferrell
Ly Reiger
Liversedge
Duffy Arceh
Jiaee
McGraw Larson
Ess Kelley NeHenry
R. G
Keenan Kyle i
Eik Firore
Shinner
R. E. Carroll Fellers
Q. B. Carrington Ridgely
Armstrong Neale
Ess Crowe
Neale
Ridgely
Rickman
Brumme
Shinners
Bailey
Larson
Eldridge
Arseh
Hughes
Hagerstown Fair Auto Races Schedule 1923
The Hagerstown Fair runs October 9 to 12 1923 with auto races on Saturday October 13. Events feature racing programs and admission details for spectators.
Steady Work Offered at National Fruit Products Co
Employment notice seeking men and women for steady work at the National Fruit Products Co offices in Winchester Virginia. Apply in person at the office location on 1 1p 3t reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Railroad meeting notice for 7 AM Tuesday
All members must gather for the railroad meet promptly at 7 o clock Tuesday morning October 2. O H Lewis Transportation Committee confirms attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lewis
Transportation Committee
McCormac to Address Virginia Manufacturers’ Convention
H B McCormac of the Virginia Woolen Company will speak at the Virginia Manufacturers Association annual convention in Richmond. He is set to discuss Association of Industries in the afternoon session, with other topics including General Legislation Immigration National Legislation Labor and Transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Woolen Company
Richmond
Hi. B. Eoisbany
Obama
Virginia Lew Company
Virginia Manufacturers’ Association
Jefferson Hotel
McCormac
Association of Industries
Malcolm K. Harris
Danville
Wee Long
Clinchfield Coal Corporation
Dante
National Industrial Council
BE. A. Hults
Mathieson
James A. Emery
National Association of Manufacturers
Homer L. Ferguson
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
H. B. McCormac
Witer
I. J Marcuse
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Mason Mangham
State Corporation Commission
James H. Price
Virginia Industries
James A. Emory
Harrisonburg Wins Shenandoah Valley League Pennant
Harrisonburg annexed the Shenandoah Valley League pennant for the second straight year by beating Front Royal 3 to 2 in the sixth game of the championship series. Kit May and Jim Keesey starred for Harrisonburg, with Keesey homering in the first inning to plate three runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Front Royal
Royals
Kit May
Jim Keesey
Frederick
May
Lefty Russell
Hargerstown
Keesey
Williams
Decker
I’ront Royal
Secon
Woodstock
Work of Women in Far Ninging Plant Requires Applicants
Steady work for women at National Fruit Products Co. plant. Apply at the office on Fairmont Avenue in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont Avenue
Winchester
National Fruit Products Co
Farm sale notice at Armel near Winchester on October 6
The Joseph Pifer 148 acre farm with a good residence and new barn at Armel seven miles from Winchester along Front Royal turnpike to become a state highway will be sold at Trustee's Sale in front of Court House on Saturday October 6. Immediate possession. See sale bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pifer
Armel
Winchester
Front Royal
Court House
Lost Truen Watch Size No 12 With Gold Dial
A plain case watch with a gold dial and chain is reported missing and offers a reward for its return to the Star office. The notice requests its return to the Star office in St.
District Nurse Association Meeting Notice
The District Nurse Association will meet in Council Chamber of City Hall on Wednesday October 3 at 4 P M. Secretary: For rent first floor apartment apply VP O Box 22 27 Sp 3t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
City Hall
Bold bandits rob Rosenberger firm offices at night
Police probe a Friday night hold-up at the Rosenberger lumber firm on South Braddock Street. Two young white men, about 21, faced John H. Rosenberger and forced the safe to open. About $2,000 in checks notes bonds and $60 in cash taken. No masks. suspects fled after escaping through the office door. Detectives suspect professional thieves from out of town aided by a local spotter. Rosenberger expects to identify the attackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rosenberger
Mr. Rosenberger
Mr. Dolsnboczer
Benjamin F. Davis
Braddock Street
North Avenue
Rosenberger Place
Rosenberger Corporation
Rosenberger
Davis
Supreme Court Visits President for Fall Term
The Supreme Court reconvenes for its fall term after a summer recess. Only motions are in order, and the court plans to adjourn to the White House to pay its respects to the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
White House
Germany Near Cabinet Crisis Predicted In Berlin
Berlin Oct 1 A German parliamentary crisis is predicted for today. Political figures expect the Socialists to withdraw in protest over Bavaria’s treatment, leaving Chancellor Stresemann to form a purely bourgeois cabinet while retaining the chancellorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bavaria
Stresemann
Twist in Berryville tollgate heist case unfolds
Floyd Stickle recanted alleging his older brother Humphrey 16 devised the hold up tale to hide theft of nearly 400 dollars from the Winchester and Berryville turnpike tollhouse. Humphrey reportedly drove away with the money and may face correctional action. police nationwide pursued phantom bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Atory
Floydie
Winchester
Berryville
Stickle
Humphrey Stickle
Turnpike Company
Tollgate House
Humphrey
Tollgate
Floyd
Floyd Stickle
Doran
Armel
Berryville Pike
Bear Traders Continue Attacks In Stock Market Session
New York October 1 bears pressed attacks on special stocks aiming to unsettle the general list while facing stubborn resistance. Short coverings lifted some issues 1 to 3 points in early trading and high priced tobaccos showed buoyancy. By noon an irregular recovery was under way as call money opened at 5 1 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Indictment Charged Fathers and Sons Over Stills in Frederick
A Frederick County grand jury returned seven indictments against alleged still owners. A father, Joseph L. Place, and his three sons Harley Place Allen Place and Fred Place faced four counts each for possessing a still and were released on $500 bail for the December circuit court term. William Henson Ashley Loy and Eugene Ritter were indicted for owning a still. Ashby Loy pleaded guilty and received a $50 fine and 30 days jail to start November 15. Ritter also pleaded guilty and will begin his sentence after arranging personal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Joseph L. Place
Harley
Ashby Loy
Ritter
Apples direct export to Ashby Sprint Virginia official
Export notice directs sending apples directly to Gerald Da Costa with reference to Ashby Sprint Virginia representative for full information. The fragment notes a deadline or code 9-6-1p-eod-15t but lacks clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald da Costa
Ashby Sprint
Virginia
Man Held Under Restraints After Distress Over Debts
A man identified as Mr White faced a lunacy hearing after a period of extreme nervous tension and threats of self harm. He was committed to jail care as the case moved toward a court review, with creditors pressing suits and questions of his mental state and possible medical treatment in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Climax Hk
White
Ma White
Vantiina
Washington D. C
Moose Club Meeting Notice
An important meeting of the 06 Club will be held Tuesday night at 8 o clock in Friendship Hall. It is very important that everyone present attend. B Harloe, Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Hall
B. Harloe
Gruen Open Face Gold Watch Missing Since Saturday
Lost Gruen watch described as open face with gold casing and chain. Reward offered and item to be returned to Star office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gruen Watch
Dlak
Starfice
South End Hose Company Meeting Tonight
Important meeting of the South End Hose Company tonight at 7 o clock announced by C B Harlob president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Hose CO
the. An End Hose Company
Brotherhood Firemen Plan Sunday Religious Service
Notice states four fire companies plan a unified religious service Sunday October 21 at 3 p m in the Em Theater The lower floor will be reserved for the firemen worship gathering led by GEO W STOVER J MUNGAN WM C HAINES and F R CASSELMAN with names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plains
Geo. W. Stover
Asma
Closing Notice at Seals Music Store Ad
Closing notice states store will close at 9 p m starting October 1 with days excepted. Lost purse between Commercial and Penn Ry Station contains $30 to $36 and a driver's license. Address 550 N Main St. Read Moling & Seal Winter Coat ad on 7th page. Kernstown Virginia mentioned with corn cutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lespert
Seal’s Music
Tel
Penn. Ry
N. Main
Coatll
Unclear Phrase On Brown Error and Reward
Fragmentary note states a party who received Brown by mistake on Saturday may receive a reward of two units. Contains insufficient context to identify people, place, or official action.
Rouss Fire Company Sets Special Meeting Tonight
The Rouss Fire Company schedules a special meeting for tonight at 7 o clock addressed to W. B. Huntsberry and Ph. The notice calls members to attend the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Huntsberry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old State Election Board
COURT
Steven
Okli
Short
Kavnar
Oklahoma County
Oklahoma
Virginia Vale
Quantico Base
Water Street
Edward White
College Eleven
Hagerstown
Rouss Fire. CO
H. B. McOrmac
Valley
Royal
Bold Bandits
J. H. Rosenberger
Germany
Lad
White Court
Moose Club
Ociock
C. B. Harlob
Préal
J. ¥. Mungan
WM. C. Haines
F. R. Casselman
Ce Kernstown
Rouss Fire Co
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