Election officials confirm poll tax proof for November voters
A truncated note from the Electoral Boards of Winchester county states voters registered in time for the November election may not need additional poll tax evidence. The attorney general’s guidance indicates poll tax records on the registration books serve as prima facie proof of eligibility. The communication also notes no obstacles are expected for eligible women to vote.
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Winchesterrick County
Mames
Beware of the Enemy Warns Democratic Campaign
Special to The Star reports Col. R. , chairman of the Virginia executive committee, warns against Republican smears and pamphlets aimed at Democrats. He says the national headquarters disclaims any connection with mudslinging and urges vigilance to prevent victims of misinformation.
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Star
Col. R
Virginia Executive Committee
Democratic Committee
National Headquarters Committee
Weather forecast foresees rain on election day east of Mississippi
The Weather Bureau predicts unsettled conditions and possible rain for election day east of the Mississippi with a storm from Arizona moving across the country. Western states remain generally fair though the storm may bring rain to the eastern half and upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys later in the week.
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Washington
Mississippi
Pacific
The
Weather Bureau
Arizona
Mississippi River
Missouri
Rubber Issues Break Sharply In Early Stock Market Trade
The New York stock market opened with strength from high grade rails, shippings and oils but rubber related issues and related specialties fell sharply after price concessions were announced. Southern Pacific rose about 2 points, Associated Oil gained 3.5 points on ties to Southern Pacific. rails and oils later declined with irregular closing and about 250,000 shares traded. Exchange rates across leading foreign markets were weaker.
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Associated Press
New York
Southern Pacific
Mexico
Associated Oil
Hog Island bids rejected by Shipping Board
Only two bids were received for the Hog Island ship building plant near Philadelphia and both were rejected. The Barge Brothers Steel Corporation bid 4,000,000 while the New Jersey Machinery Exchange offered 4,268,750. Chairman Benson called the offers inadequate for a plant costing 70,000,000.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shipping Board
Hog Island
Philadelphia
Barge Brothers’ Steel Corporation
New York
New Jersey Machinery Exchange
Newark
Benson
President’s mailed ballots sent to Princeton
Ballots mailed to Princeton, New Jersey include officials from the White House and the President’s inner circle. Those voting by mail listed are Secretary Tumulty, Mrs. Tumulty, Br. Stockton Axson, Charles Swein, and other White House attaches, with nine other ballots previously forwarded from the White House.
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Princeton
N. J
New Jersey
W House
Tumulty
Br. Stockton Axson
Wilson
Charles Swein
White House
Impeachment Call Against Governor Kilby
The Alabama Federation of Labor adopted a unanimous resolution in Birmingham demanding Governor Kilby be impeached for sending state troops into the coal strike district.
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Buj
Associate Press
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Federation of Labor
Kilby
Funeral of W. L. Fultz
Funeral services for W. L. Fultz were held at 3 p m at his Stewart street home, followed by interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. The Rev George W Stover and Rev A A Jelly officiated as delegations from Winchester Eagles Fraternal Order and Friendship Fire Company attended. Elks pallbearers included Harry K Russell George Woodward James P Reardon John Mowtech J Kester Gray and Lubhe Pannett.
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W. L. Fultz
Stewart Street
Mount Hebron
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
A. A. Jelly
Craiy
Rock of Nr
Winchester Aerie
Order of Eagles
Fultz
Friendship Fire Aoharts
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
the Elks
Harry K
President Wilson Votes at White House in Election
President and Mrs. Wilson voted in the presidential election at the White House. They marked their ballots together as the polls opened in Washington.
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Associated. Press
Washington
Wilson
White.House
Martinsburg Pastor to Preach at Two Services
The Rev. Charles Adey of First Baptist Church concludes a two week evangelistic series and will preach at both services tomorrow in Martinsburg.
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First Baptist. Church
Charles Adey
First Baptist Church of
Martinsburg
Worship Services at Centenary Church This Sunday
Sunday worship at Centenary Church includes 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Sunday school at 945 a.m. Young People’s Society gathers at 630 p.m. Members are urged to attend and strangers are welcome.
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Centenary
Young People’s Society
Public Sale of Valuable Duty Residence in Winchester
Pursuant to a October 9 1920 decree in James M. Clevenger et al vs Sarah Goitely et al in Winchester Virginia the Trustee and Special Commissioners will sell at public auction on Saturday November 27 1920 at 11 pm in front of the County Court house the property in Winchester on South Market Street fronting 39 feet and 149 feet back to a William Burwell lot bounded by the Keckley and Leider properties. Terms: one third cash day of sale balance in two equal installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance policy.
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James M. Clevenger
Sarah Goitely
Corporation Court
Winchester
South Market Street
William Burwell
Keckley
Joseph H. Leider
Ira B. Grim
Cordelia V. Albin and Husband
City of
M. Lynch
Herberts. Larrick
Harry R. Kern
Herbert S. Larrick
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