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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
1
An appeal for additional funds for the Democratic cause requests urgent support from contributors. It notes campaign finance disparities, highlights the importance of winning Congress alongside the presidency, and asks donors to send checks to Thomas B. McAdams, treasurer, with acknowledgments possible for each contributor.
Men between 19 and 32 years old sought to work between Brunswick Cumberland and Keyser. Apply to W C Shields Terminal Trainmaster Brunswick Md or Mr W Van Horn Superintendent Cumberland Md Free transportation provided for applicants this position.
James M. Cox declares in Orville Ohio on August 21 1920 that he would not send American soldiers abroad during a four year term unless directed to do so. The remark frames his nonintervention stance in the presidential race.
An October 19 1914 New York Times article by Theodore Roosevelt urges a permanent league in which great powers pledge to abide by a common tribunal and back its decisions with force. The proposal notes no perfect justice but marks a major advance toward securing peace and justice among civilized nations.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will host a reception for the congregation and friends on Thursday October 21 from 8 to 10. Please attend this community gathering at the church to meet neighbors and share in fellowship.
Fords don't wait for time or tide they sell Chapman s Auto Sales 1920 taxes for Stonewall and Gainesboro Districts ready for payment Robert S Smith Treasurer Frederick Co For Sale One 1920 Ford Tour Self Starter shock absorbers good condition inquire at Star office
Sheriff Pannett captured Fred Fletcher after a chase across three states and brought him to Winchester where he was jailed for complicity in a Stephens City forgery case. Raymond Grim admitted guilt at a preliminary hearing and was held for the county grand jury.
Taxpayers must pay 1920 taxes by January thirty with a three percent penalty for late payments. William T. Barr serves as Treasurer and notes the due date and penalty.
President Taft states in the New York Tribune that he did not believe the League Covenant as sent to the Senate would violate the U.S. Constitution or involve the nation in unwanted wars. He adds the world and the country may benefit from suppressing such wars by boycott or, if needed, by force.
Wanted apples in good cider stock. One hundred car loads expected by October 10, 1920. G Cider Products Co. seeking growers and shipments from regional suppliers.
Hand-picked Staymans Black Twigs Ganos Yorks Bens and other varieties offered. Sizes range 2 1 4 inches. Also accepts clean drops in limited carlots. Hurry, Sam Haines Pyeee 476 Cumberland Valley Depot.
London reports the railway and transport workers declare sympathy action with the miners. They threaten a complete nationwide stoppage starting Sunday unless government miners negotiations resume this week. Delegates issued an effective ultimatum, urging immediate talks to avert a broader strike.
Miss Elsie Lee Clevenger married Linden Sumption yesterday at noon in a ceremony under autumn leaves at the Clevenger home on Amherst street Martinsburg W Va. The couple will reside in Philadelphia where the groom works. The ceremony featured Lohengrin music and a ring exchange performed by Rev Roy F Schmucker. The bride, longtime stenographer at T J Cooper and Sons, received many gifts.
From the Official Bulletin of the Republican National Committee the Treasurer’s Office urges boys to get the money. The line emphasizes funding the national effort with a blunt call for financial support.
The New York Tribune, dated September 1, highlights U. S. ships handling most of the nation's trade and notes the merchant marine regaining its sea commerce role for the first time since before the Civil War.
The notice invites the public to hear Governor Coolidge and others of national importance on Saturday October 23. A special train on the B&O will arrive at 12 30 p m for the event. The Republican Executive Committee urges all to attend.
The Chamber of Commerce earns praise for influencing the switch from loose stone to water bound road on the Northwestern Grade. The State Highway Commissioner agrees to bind the stone, creating a solid roadway for heavy automobile traffic.
Three men were killed at the Electric Breaching Gas Company plant in Niagara Falls New York when a tank used to manufacture chlorine gas exploded. One side of the building was blown out as dense chlorine fumes hindered rescue efforts.
Governor Cox of Ohio declares nationwide propaganda misrepresents Article 10 of the League covenant. He argues Congress, not the league, declares war and that the league council acts only by unanimous advice. He later heads to Baltimore to campaign, citing advisory limits of Article 10 and urging firm support.
Cordell Hull cites Democratic need for reform while accusing Republican leadership in 1920 of delaying tax simplification to avoid voter wrath. He argues only a Democratic Congress can enact four reforms and a model peace revenue system, criticizing Republicans for political delay ahead of the presidential election.
The Star explains voter procedure at the polls. Voters present name, are checked for registration and poll tax, then receive a ballot. Mark only the President and Vice President tickets with a full strike through unused candidates, and scratch through amendments as directed. The article lists Virginia Senate and House candidates by district and clarifies a noted misattribution about J R Pollard.
Commercial and Savings Bank of Winchester building committee spent a day in Washington and Alexandria studying banks to borrow ideas for plans to repurpose the Hotel Evans property for banking use. The group returned except for President Herbert B. Larrick who stayed for the American Bankers Association convention.
Sheriff Pannett received a telegram from Akron police stating that Dewey Elliott, who escaped from Winchester jail weeks ago, has been captured in Akron and is jailed there. He plans to return to Winchester without a requisition and may seek governor consent to travel to Ohio to fetch him back.
Republican speaking tour dates announced with meetings at Towns like Thats rsonburg White Mall Gainesboro and Brucetown. Hon Frank Stypes of Harrison promotes events in Mount Whittime Carpers Valley and Cross Junction starting at 8 P M nightly inviting the public attendance.
An Orchard Supply ad lists complete farming hardware for apple crops in Winchester. A separate sale notice offers a thirty acre farm on Valley Pike Bartonville six miles from Winchester with limestone bungalow and fine well priced at 11000 net, address 108 S La Balle St Chicago Ill.
Governor Coolidge and Republican speakers visit Winchester for a midday event at the depot. The limited stop will feature brief remarks from Coolidge and party members. The trip proceeds to Martinsburg Hagerstown and other stops with talks planned at Maryland Theatre.
Notice to auto owners advertising a free tire tube with a purchase and promising savings of 40 to 60 percent. Includes a phone contact and company name Winch Co. Inc. and location ROSEN HYE.
Campaign notices list multiple October meeting dates and towns with speakers T. R. Cather Philip Williams M. M. Lynch and others. Meetings set for eight o'clock p.m. in towns including White Hall Gainesboro Gore Cross Junction Middletown Winchester and Brucetown with speakers Harrison and others. Also an item about a driving mare and farm equipment for sale and a political note from Luther Pannert.
Roy Scouts of America hold a meeting today at the auditorium and plan to adjourn there. All members are urged to attend both sessions, with outdoor activities planned for the day. Scout Commissioner requested full participation.
A letter from former Iowa Governor Frank Dydacksd criticizes Republican leaders over the Senate's failure to approve the Peace Treaty and League of Nations. The writer calls for immediate approval to prevent drift toward anarchy and chides party leaders for inaction.
Insuders ordered to report for drill in 1920 at the Friendship Halt under G H Grim Captain. No cases accepted. Also sale notice for a 1920 Ford with self starter in good condition. Inquiries at ry 1p-tt.
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