Good News From Ge Qwen D Young
Mr Young reported at a Washington meeting of the United States Chamber of Commerce that the Dawes plan shows improving machinery and a new spirit aimed at restoring tranquility in the West. The mid year Eastern division and American section luncheon featured H Booth of New York and Parker Gilbert Jr outlining operations and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Cr Sarrade
Commerce
United
International Chamber of ‘Commerce
Wits H. Booth
New York
Sr. Parker Gilbert, Jr
Mr. Young
Notable Figures Share Gifts at Delegates Meeting
Bell, seci and Frederick distributed four or five boxes of Brade apples from ek may orchards to delegates. He handed out thousands of copies of an illustrated booklet from the Chamber of ea along with Shenandoah Valley, Inc. literature as part of the visit. Owen D. Young, tied to Stuart H. Edchester architect, is noted as a brother-in-law in the dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Seci
Frederick
Chamber of Ea
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Owen D. Young
Associated Press
Stuart H. Edchester
Mr. Edmonds
Groves' Case Argued Before Higher Court
Argument heard today before the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals in Danville Virginia on the appeal of Hoppy Grove of Frederick Maryland. He challenges a one year sentence on a conspiracy charge tied to transporting whiskey from the Onterbridge-Horsey distillery at Fkettsville near Fred. A worker and loads of whiskey were seized by prohibition agents.
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Associated Press
Danet
Circuit Court of Appeals
Mond
Airy.c
Hoppy
Grove
Fredi , Md
Morris A. Oh
United States
Widener to wed divorcee Mrs Peabody in Pennsylvanian society circles
Peter A B Widener, heir to the family fortune, plans marriage to Mrs Frederick Griffith Peabody after she recently divorced her husband for extreme cruelty. Mrs Peabody formerly Gertrude T Douglas of Albany and is related to society figure Fifi Widener, sister of Josephine Pancoast Widener. Local tea hosts announced by W D Myers and Mrs B S at Waite Street in Bern.
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Associated Press
New
Peter A. B. Widener
Fidener
Bler
Bikins Park
Frederick @. Peabody
Peabody
Retio
Renée
Josephine Pancoast Widener
Fifi
Carter Randolph Leidy
Pennsylvania University
Gertrude T. Douglas
Albany
Frederick Griffith Peabody
Shift and Collan
Cluett, Peabody and Company
Ry. W.D. Myers
Mrs. B
Bern
Waite
Myers
South Kington Street
George Crone longtime B&O employee dies in Baltimore
George D Crone born near here died at his home 107 West Lee Baltimore after a protracted illness He served with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for over fifty years retiring from active duty He visited Winchester often on Confederate Memorial Day and was noted for a genial disposition He leaves a widow and kin and funeral arrangements include a committal at Mount Hermon cemetery with pallbearers named Luther Pannett M M Lynch Scott Grant and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Crone
Frederick County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
West Lee Street
Baltimore
Medus
Mr. Crone
David Crone
This
Baltimore & Ohio
Stephensons Station
Winchester
Camden
Crone
Werthy
Onaeter
Ansmere
Ig Rr
McGann
Lee Street
Mount H Ron
Frank T. McFaden
Presbyte Church
Luther, Pannett
M. M. Lynch
Scott Grant
SM. Chiles
Hunter Stine
Walter Stine
Judge Harrison Denies Farm Labor Charge
Judge T. W. Harrison rejects a claim that he supports a farm labor law. He states he never voted for such a law and has no plans to do so. The denial labels contrary statements as politically motivated and unfounded.
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Harrison
T. W. Harrison
Pianos Sacrificed as Store Goes Out of Business
Sealed Music Store announces rapid sale of remaining stock before November 1 with pianos and phonographs offered at bargain prices. Fourteen pianos sold so far. new upright pianos from 248 dollars, good used uprights from 118 dollars, phonographs advertised. installment plans available and final sale per cash or credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Rouss Fire Company Members Call for Sunday Service
All members are asked to meet at the Fire House Sunday October 26 at 2 30 sharp to attend in a body the religious services of the Fire Department at the Empire Theatre. W E Huntsberry president and C Douglas Brown secretary note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Fire Co
Empire Theatre
W. EB. Huntsberry
C. Douglas ‘Brown
Body Recovered From Debris After Mine Explosion
Madisonville Kentucky November 23 19 year old miner Paul Wheeler died as rescue teams recovered his body from the Fort Coal Company mine. A gas and dust explosion last night entombed at least 15 men with two still missing. Fourteen men escaped during the night.
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Associated Press
Madisonville
Paul Wheeler
Fort Coal Company
Farmers Candidate Clash Over Tax Exempt Bonds
The Daily Independent on Oct 18 quotes T. W. Harrison defending his vote for tax exempt bonds and argues the issue affects both towns and farmers. Dabney C. Harrison endorses him, calling him the Farmers' Candidate and criticizing opponents.
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Daily Independent
T. W. Harrison
Chicago
John W. Davis
The
Urday
Independent
Winchester
Reuben
Clarke
Harry Byrd
Tom Harrison
Harry
Dabney C. Harrison
Farmers
THE COVERED WAGON AT EMPIRE BREAKS RECORDS
The Covered Wagon draws national attendance records during its Winchester run and is showing at the Empire Theatre today and tomorrow with two daily showings at 2:30 and at night. Orchestra music accompanies matinee and evening shows. Come early to secure a seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Empire Theatre
Clothing for Sale Gray Tweed Suit and Brown Overcoat
Gray tweed suit silk lined with wrap-around skirt, size 18 years. Brown overcoat size 40. Call No 4 N. Kent. 10 22 31 1.
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N. Kent
Letter responds to political rumors and loyalty
Lewis Pidghon defends his article against anonymous critics. He accuses a nameless commenter of cowardice and dishonesty while praising Secretary Howard and Reed for handling affairs. He notes plans to announce union funding if collected and dismisses rival claims.
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Richmond
Presi
Sae
Howard
Reed
Mr. Pidgeon
Lewis Pidghon
Star
Nemo
Dabney C. Harrison
Farmers
Firemen's Service Meeting Notice
Sunday evening October 26 at 3 o'clock all city firemen are urged to attend. Speakers listed include William Haines and pastors J F Morgan F R Casselman and G W Stover.
Friendship Fire Company Meeting for Religious Service
All members of Friendship Fire Co. No. 1 are asked to meet at their hall on Sunday evening October 26 at 2 30 to attend the joint Firemen's Religious Service at the Empire Theatre. G R Haines Secretary A I never will forget the Big P C Neidemyer Big Auction Sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship” Fire Co., No. 1
Empire Theatre
G. R. Haines
Dollar Day Merchants Listed by The Star
Special attention note asks readers to report any overlooked merchants in the Dollar Day editions. Also an item lists For Sale Handley school uniform size 14 year old good as new on phone 269-W with 21-1p-4t tag indicating classified line placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Bell
the Star
Handley School
Shipment of headliners received at Robinson Cold Storage
A shipment of head liners arrived at Robinson Cold Storage Corp as recorded on 10-6, indicating inventory intake and warehouse receipt for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Cold Storage Corp
Robinson Cold Storage Corp
Insane Nesmith Escapes Sheriff Still At Large
Joseph Nesmith, an insane patient en route to Staunton, escaped at Baltimore and Ohio Station. Despite bloodhounds and a citizen posse, he remained at large with sightings reported as authorities chased along Kent street Highland avenue and Race street toward Berryville pike. Sheriff Pannett pursued, even aiding a taxi passenger, but Nesmith kept ahead, planning to return home to Shockeysville to confront relatives. He is about 44, six feet tall, 145 pounds, and was previously injured attempting suicide.
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Joseph Nesmith
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Nesmith
Baltimore and Ohio
Sheriff Pannett
Kent Street
Highland Avenue
Race Street
Henry McKee
Logan
Bhville
Insane ‘Asylum
Martinsburg
W. Va
Pannett
North Kent Street
Shockeysville
Rummage Sale Set At Red Cross HQ Saturday
A large rummage sale will be held all day Saturday October 25 at the Red Cross headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce building. The sale starts at 10 o clock and runs until all goods are sold, announced executive secretary Miss Stowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Stowers
Frederick County Drill, Teachers Meet Noted in Winchester
A weekly drill is set for 7 30 this Thursday with all members ordered to report in uniform under Lt Lawrence C Hollis 116th Infantry A teachers meeting will be held at the Court House in Winchester on Saturday November 1 at 2 00 PM All teachers urged to attend LESLIE D KLINE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence C. Hollis
116Th Infantry
Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
Leslie D. Kline
WANTED TO BUD Land For Sale Near Winchester Virginia
Winchester Realty Co seeks roughly 15 to 20 acres of smooth limestone land with a good road and dwelling. A buyer is ready for a small farm of this kind. Located at 22 Ronss Avenue Winchester Virginia. October 28, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Realty CO
Ronss Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
President Coolidge Defends Sound Economic System
President Coolidge told the New York Business Men's Republican Association committee at the White House that initiative and enterprise must be preserved. He said the economic system is fundamentally sound, with abuses corrected by those who administer commerce and industry, while stressing service to consumers and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Coolidge
New York
Firemen Union Opens Seating for Public Event
The Firemen's Union announces an elaborate program of music and short events. The service serves union members first but allows the general public to attend and occupy unused seats, with firefighters expected to fill most downstairs space.
Hatfield Killed in Fight Over Election Argument
Bluefield West Virginia report says Alexander Hatfield, son of famed feud participant, was shot during a struggle after calling Thurman Chambers a liar. Hatfield died in a Williamson hospital. Mingo County authorities are investigating.
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Bluefield
W. Va
No Hatfield
West Virginia
Kentucky
Alexander Hatfield
Hatfield
Thurman Chambers
Chambers
Williamson
Mingo County
Half Million Added To G. O. P. Campaign Chest
Official reports show about 500000 added to the Republican campaign fund from October 10 to 15. The total nears 3 million, with 308812 from New York and 178215 from Chicago. Contributions ranged from 10 cents to 12500, including a 12500 gift from William Nelson Cromwell. A 20000 donation came from the Union League Club of Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republican Campaign Fund
Republican National Committee
Senate Campaign Fund
William V. Hodges
New York
Chicago
William Nelson Cromwell
New York City
Union League Club of
Philadelphia
Edward T. Stotesbury
Pennsylvania
League of Virginia Municipalities to Meet in Winchester
The League of Virginia Municipalities votes to hold its annual convention in Winchester in 1926. City Manager L R Dettra announced the invitation, with Roanoke’s See won Man 3 Preale v. P pig se de ace of Roanoke elected to lead the league next year and Morton of Richmond named secretary treasurer.
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League of Virginia
Winchester
L. R. Dettra
Richmond
Charlottesville
Staunton
Roanoke
Winchester Thon
Morton
Poe Stein
Allarad
Engue
Shenandoah Flies Over Headwind to Home Station
The Shenandoah, facing a strong head wind, passed over EI, Pabo in the morning en route to Lakehurat, Ny J. The ship was not exceeding 90 miles per hour as it continued to its home station on Lakehurat.
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Associated Press
Pabo
Tex
el. Pano
Lakehurat
Lynchburg College Senior Class Leader Leonard Riley Honored
Leonard Riley, president of the Lynchburg College senior class, is highlighted as one of the most popular members of the 1924 class. A message from Mrs. George W. Dockstr reflects the esteem Riley holds among classmates and faculty.
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Lynchburg
Vas
Riley
Lynchburg Colles
Church of the R
George W. Dockstr
Handi
Hiley
Leonard Riley
Lynchburg College
Charity Ball for District Nurse Association Aids Winchester County
A grand charity ball at the George Washington Hotel features dancing and a floor show. Proceeds benefit the District Nurse Association of Winchester County, with tickets and donations welcomed to support the fundraiser and its regional nursing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington H
Tube Regsonial District Nurse Association
Winchester
County
Fort Nates
Lieve
Davis To Start Final Campaign Drive Saturday
On board the Davis train en route to Cleveland the Democratic candidate for president travels with a final two week campaign tour. The train passes through New York as the campaign shifts to the last leg with events in Carlisle and other towns drawing supporters.
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Associated
DAVIS
Cleveland
John W
Clevelaed
Ake
New York
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Qwen D. Young
Py” Groves’ Cae
Peter
George D. Grone
Here
Balto
Camden Station
Usher
Seal‘s Music Store
Minneapolis
Taatape
Martha G. Glasson
Donald
Dorothy
Leslie
Dolly
Empire
Dumbell
Firemen’s Service
William Haines
J. F. Morgan
F. R. Casselman
G. W. Stover
P. C. Neidemyer
Sherife
Firemen’s Union
Alex. Hatfield
Suse
Carlisle
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