Owl shot by Lee Lamp near creek attracts interest
Lee Lamp killed a large owl spotted near the creek while hunting. He displayed the four foot six inch bird at The Star office, drawing much interest from callers and others.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1924
Page
5
Lee Lamp killed a large owl spotted near the creek while hunting. He displayed the four foot six inch bird at The Star office, drawing much interest from callers and others.
Glass attacks Republicans and cites La Follette as a third party move. He says the issue of constitutional security is a red herring and that there is no imminent peril to government or property.
The Associated Press reports hopeful word from New York where doctors say an antidote using hypo-sulfate of soda injections may save lives of gas victims. Eleven more people were hospitalized, total under treatment reaches 31 as experts from a federal bureau arrive to study the gas.
Senator Weller and Gylen N. Tait state chairman told President Coolidge that Maryland would give him its vote. The president returned from a western speaking tour including St Paul and reported the outlook as very good.
Mayor Julian F Ward ordered extra police on duty Friday evening to prevent property damage by unruly Halloween revelers. The chief of police will deploy additional patrols and warn that violators may be jailed for the night.
Geo. W. Kremer was found guilty by Judge Whiting in the Corporation Court on a morality charge and fined 100 dollars plus costs. Similar cases against Frances Hawkins George Murnan Ethel Shanholtz Mrs Annie B Kremer and Carrie Bowman were continued until the next term of court.
Shoppers can buy two or three pairs at this sale with mens Oxfords priced at $2.98 for black or brown Russd Calf models. Rubber heels and all style toes are featured as values normally up to $5.50.
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