Three Hagerstown men arraigned in Winchester on shooting charges
Three of the Hagerstown men indicted for shooting at Clearbrook and wounding Stuart Whet tell were arraigned in Winchester before Judge Whiting after being brought from Hagerstown. Bond set at 3000 dollars, others at large. Names given as Richard Bogzinson Herb Wilson Clyde Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Clearbrook
Stuart Whettell
Winchester
Circuit Court
Whiting
Deeds
Washington County
Richard Bogzinson
Herb Wilson
Clyde Cook
Herbert S. Larrick
Bogzinson
Scott Wolfinger
Commonwealth
Russell Cather
Mr. Cather
Larrick
Son
Alfred Lewis
Harry Lynch
John Hamilton
Washington
Lynchburg
Sarah Zanes Fire Company Heads to Harrisburg Firemen’s Convention
About 14 members of the Sarah Zane Fire Company led by Lieut J W McDonald and Secretary H Russell Potts travel at 7 am in an $11,500 Seagrave truck to Harrisburg for the state firemen’s convention. They seek a $100 prize for the finest apparatus and will be met at Susquehanna bridge by the Allison Band and Fire Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Fire Company
J.W. McDonald
H. Russell Potts
Seagrave
Harrisburg
Seagrave Company
Winchester
Sarah Zaners
Susquehanna Bridge
Allison
Cemptiny
Vail
Arrow
R. L. Gray
Sarah Zane
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association
Jones Estate to Be Settled
A decree in Corporation Court directs a commissioner in chancery to ascertain heirs and distributees of Jones and related parties. James P. Reardon named special commissioner to offer property for sale with a $2,000 bond. Case seeks to settle the estate of Lou Jones through ongoing probate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Whiting
James H. Jones
Lou Jones
Als
Etta Jones
William R
Edward and
Ellis Jones
James P. Reardon
Men and Women Bible Class Schedule Adjusted
The notice outlines a Men's Bible Class meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m and a Women's Bible Class Thursday at 4 p m with the word Ip it ending the fragment.
Montgomery unrest after game warden murder
In Montgomery Alabama a mob attacked streets after the arrest of Joe Terrell a black man charged with killing George Wilson a game warden. One black man was killed and a white man shot as militia and fire department tried to disperse the crowd. Judge McCord ordered a special grand jury to probe Wilsons death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama
Joe Terrell
George Wilson
Albert Sansom
Leon McCord
Wilson
Terrell
Northwest Forest Fires Threaten Highlands Near St Paul
A 35 mile per hour wind fanned fires in the Kelsey Sax meadowland and Fer way districts near St Paul. Seventeen fires burn, with sparks leaping a quarter mile. Firefighters fear the blazes may merge and reach heavily wooded Highlands areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Kelsey Sax
Ferway
State Forester
Armed clash in Omeath raises toll in Ireland fight
Republicans attacked the nationalists garrison at Omeath in county Louth early today, triggering a three hour engagement. Reports say ten Republicans were killed and many wounded in the clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Omeath
County Louth
Bishop Donahue In Critical Condition In Wheeling
The Right Reverend P. J. Donahue bishop of the Wheeling Diocese is in a critical condition after over a year of illness. The update was announced from Wheeling West Virginia on October 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
P. J. Donahue
Catholic Church
Jis
Gas Train Opens Romney Branch Service
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad runs a new gasoline motor train on the Romney branch from Green Spring to Petersburg West Virginia. The addition lets travelers from Cumberland to Petersburg return in one day instead of two, while the regular train continues. The motor train has one coach for 56 passengers and a baggage express trailer, modeled after the Winchester and Western cars. W B Cornwell, B&O president, originated the motor car idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Romney Branch
Green Spring
Petersburg
W. Va
Cumberland
Winchester and Western
Wardensville
United States
W. B. Cornwell
Cornwell
Men Wanted for Winter Work at Colonial Brick Plant
Recruitment notice seeking reliable men for full winter employment at the Colonial Brick Corporation plant. Applicants should report in person at the plant to secure ongoing work through the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Brick Corporation
Relief Fund Plan for Bible Lands Orphans
Winchester and Frederick county organize a committee to raise 4200 dollars for Near East Relief aiding 70 orphans. Rev Clarence Woods chairs local drive. Oliver J Sands named state chairman with Virginia governor E Lee Trinkle as honorary head. Funds go to H D Fuller at Farmers and Merchants National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarence Woods
Near East Relief
Mr. Woods
Oliver J. Sands
American National Bank of Richmond
Tobacco Co- Operative Marketing Association of
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Mr. Sands
E. Lee Trinkle
Woods
Baku
Armenia
Germany
France
H. D. Fuller
40 Roads Sign New Agreement
Chicago reports a new wage and work condition pact signed by about 49 railroads and unions. The agreement maintains old pay rates and rules, covers overtime after eight hours, runs to October 21, 1923, and withdraws all disputes now before the Railroad Labor Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brotherhoods of
Order of
W.G. Lee
United States Railroad Labor Board
Funeral for Mr Hawkins in Grace Lutheran Church
Funeral services for the late Camillus L. Hawkins former county buildings superintendent were held at 3 pm in Grace Lutheran Church. The Rev A A Kelly led the rites with many friends and county officials in attendance. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers Scott Grant Charles R McCann Robert F Brill Luther Pannett M L Lockhart and George Kern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camillus L. Hawkins
South Market Street
Grace Lutheran Church
A. A. Kelly
Mount Hebron
Scott Grant
Charles R. McCann
Robert F. Brill
Luther Pannett
M.L. Lockhart
George Kern
Arnold Family Establishes Winchester Residence
Mr. and Mrs. Lester D. Arnold and Mrs. M. M. Arnold, long based in Washington, recently moved to Winchester and now keep house in an attractive home on the Berryville pike near Harris Addition. Arnold descends from Frederick County’s John Cammer, former revenue commissioner, and previously worked as a congressional stenographer in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester D. Arnold
M. M. Arnold
Washington
Winchester
Berryville Pike
Harris Addition
Arnold
Frederick County
John Cammer
the Revenue
Miss Fuller at Eastern College in Staunton trip
Colonel and Mrs Pete A Fuller recently returned from Manassas where their daughter Miss Helen Fuller attends Eastern College. On the trip they visited Staunton to see their son Leigh A Fuller Jr at Staunton Military Academy. They also spent time in Washington and at the University of Virginia. Mrs Fuller is the daughter of Capt and Mrs Henry Steere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete A. Fuller
Re&ted Jast
Manassas
Helen ‘Fuller
Eastern College
Staunton
Leigh A. Fuller, Jr
Staunton Military Academy
Fuller
Washington
University of Virginia
Colonel Fuller
Three Men Are Fined In Police Court
Perry Smith arrested by Officer Kelly on a drunk and disorderly charge forfeited 5 dollar fine and 2 dollar costs for failing to appear when called by Mayor Glass EB Milburn arrested by Officer Kelly on a disorderly charge paid 8 dollar fine and 2 dollar costs J A Howe arrested by Officer Dove for being drunk paid 5 dollar fine and 2 dollar costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Smith
Kelly
Glass
EB. W. Milburn
J. A. Howe
Dove
Rev Mr Goode to Hold Evangelistic Services
A series of evangelistic meetings will be held at Whitacre Virginia beginning October 5 and continuing over Sunday the 15th with services each evening at 7 30 oclock The Rev S J Goode pastor of the Christian Church at Rockville Maryland will preach Prof H K Trail of Rockville will direct the music during the second week Miss Viola Diven of Baltimore visiting Miss Mary Robinson returned home last evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre
S. J. Goode
The
Christian Church
Rockeville
H. K K. Trail
Rockville
Viola Diven
Baltimore
Mary Robinson
Garrison Revolt Report From Pichucalco Mexico
A sparse dispatch from Pichucalco in Chiapas reports that the federal garrison at the town revolted yesterday. The motive and scope of the movement are not described. Pichucalco lies on the Guatemala border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexico City
Pichucalco
Chiavas
Secretary of the Interior
Kemal Forces Evacuate the Neutral Zone
A Havas dispatch from Smyrna says Kemalists have evacuated the neutral zone along the Straits of the Dardanelles. Turkish cavalry has retired from Chanak positions reducing the danger of conflict. Greek forces killed twenty six Turkish cartridges after the Chapaija neutral zone action. Former King Constantine of Greece arrived in Palermo in exile with his party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Havas
Smyrna
Straits of the
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Chanak
Chapaija
Palermo
Sicily
Constantine
Greece
Death notice of Mrs. Gardner in New Market Tenn
Mrs Mason Snapp of South Main street received a telegram from her uncle Joseph Gardner of New Market Tennessee announcing the death of his wife. Mrs Gardner was formerly Miss Kern Ramey of Hayfield and had many friends in Winchester and Frederick county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Snapp
South Main Street
Joseph Gardner
New Market
Tenn
Hamlin Daughters Headed to Foxcroft School for Term
Mrs Edward Hamlin and her daughters Helen and Katherine Hamlin of Boston Massachusetts depart from Market Street home to enter Foxcroft School in Middleburg Virginia for the present term Mrs Hamlin’s mother Mrs Holmes Conrad hosts them prior to their journey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hamlin
Helen
Katharine Hamlin
Boston
Mass
Hamlin
Holmes Conrad
Market Street
Middleburg
Foxcroft School
Reception And Dinner For Community In East Cork Street
A religious reception and dinner will be given for the aged and infirm of the community at John Mann Methodist Episcopal Church, East Cork Street, next Sunday. A sermon at 11 a.m. precedes dinner, followed by an old-time experience and testimony meeting at 3:30 p.m. The city’s white and colored members and friends are invited. Six conversions reported this week amid revival services at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Joseph Wheeler, Pastor. WANTED Saleswoman Write Box 35 City Ip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mann Methodist Episcopal Church
East Cork Street
Joseph Wheeler
Parson Nelson Addresses Children at Christ Church
Parson Nelson spoke to children at Christ Episcopal Church about a father rabbit warning against short sighted deceit. He compared dishonest men who mix apple grades to rabbits eating bark, sacrificing the future for present gain and tempting folly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Parson Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Rrouss Fire Company Meeting Notice
Rrouss Fire Company members will meet promptly at 6 45 tomorrow morning Wednesday October 4 at W E Huntsberry president's location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Huntsberry
Musselman Co announces canned apples at Winchester Cold Storage
The C. H. Musselman Co announces good picked canning apples available at Winchester Cold Storage. Representatives are at the cold storage or phone the Inwood Factory office in Inwood, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Inwood
C. H. Musselman CO
W. Va
Woman named to seat in U S Senate
Mrs W H Felton of Cartersville Georgia was appointed by Governor Hardwick to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Senator Thomas E Watson until the November election. She would be the first woman to become a senator though she may not qualify before a successor is elected. She is the widow of former congressman W H Felton and has long been active in Georgia politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. H. Felton
Cartersville
Georgia
Hardwick
Thomas E. Watson
Felton
Senate
Firemen Get Parade Shirts For Harrisburg Visit
The Friendship Fire Company finally received forty eight gray flannel shirts for their Harrisburg trip. After several firms failed to supply, Frank Gearing of East Piccadilly Street provided the shirts last evening and they were delivered to the company hall for distribution at tonight's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Fire Company
Harrisburg
Frank Gearing
East Piccadilly Street
Coal prices fixed in Ohio under emergency fuel law
Fair prices for Ohio coal will range from 3.56 to 4.86 dollars a ton at the mines under the emergency fuel law enacted at the request of Governor Davis. The new rates become effective October 10, announced from the Governor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Davis
Naval seaplane heads for Detroit speed contests
A Naval C-9 seaplane left Hampton Roads air station at 9 this morning bound for Detroit. It is expected to arrive Thursday to take part in airplane speed contests beginning Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Norfolk
Naval
Hampton Roads Air Station
Detroit
Uncle Joe Cannon Begins Auto Journey to Danville
Associated Press reports the 86 year old Speaker of the House Joseph G. Cannon starts a cross country drive from Washington to Danville Illinois. He travels the National Pike with chauffeur Lester Morris, stopping at Cumberland Maryland Wheeling Columbus Indianapolis before arriving in Danville on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Joe
Cannon
Danville
Illinois
Capital
Lester Morris
Cumberland
Wheeling
Columbus
Indianapolis
Schumacher Feed Carlond Receives 3 1 21 H D Albin
A brief item notes Schumacher Feed and Carlond receiving a designation or product code 3 1 21 from H D Albin. The readable fragment suggests a business update or receipt of goods. No further context available about dates or locations.
Orchard Supply Co Advances Apple Packing Gear
The Trescott Grader uses a new roller conveyor to turn apples for inspection cutting packing costs and saving labor. Complete stock of picking and orchard supplies meets all needs with special orchard ladders offered at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIN
Orchard Supply CO
Needlework Guild Plans Thursday Directors Meeting
Directors of the Needlework Guild will hold their regular meeting on Thursday afternoon. Members are asked to send their articles to the directors before that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlework Guild
Virginia on coal price protections and shortages during war
State Administrator Alexander and Governor Trinkle discuss shielding Virginians from coal price gouging amid shortages. Guidance urges reporting excess charges to the State Fuel Administration, notes limited anthracite supply, freight costs, and dealer allotments, with strategies to conserve coal and ensure fair pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Alexander
E. Lee Trinkle
Virginia
State Fuel Administration
Rich
Bos
Cape Charles
New River
Posahontas
Danville
Roanoke
Cal
Staunton
WAIT DECISION OF RAIL BOARD
Four hundred thousand railroad maintenance of way workers awaited the decision of the United States Labor Board on wage increase applications. The board gave no advance hint but left impression that the minimum scale from 23 to 35 cents an hour may rise. An agreement to continue existing wages and conditions on principal roads west of the Mississippi was also in prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
United States Labor Board
Mississippi River
Unusual Bargains in 1922 Dodge Cars
Classified notice listing two Dodge vehicles a 1922 touring and a roadster in perfect condition sold through J Howard and Cather & Co with insurance inquiry details via H R Bryarly & Bro. Includes brief notes on storage and pricing hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Howard
Cather & CO
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Bogginson
Christ Church Bible Class
Zeigfeld
Star Empire Tonight
Ireland
Donahue
National Bank
Will Rogers
Romeo
Moling & Seal
Empire Tonight
MR. Hawkins
MR. Arnold
Miss Fuller
MR. Goode
TRY Herrell’s Real Estate
Winchester, VA
Kemal
Constantine al Palermo
Poxcroft School
City
Rrouss Fire Company
U. S. Senate
Schumacher
Carlond
H. D. Albin
Trinkle
Rail Board
Storage Insurance
H. R. Bryarly. & Bro
H. R. Bryarly & Bro
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