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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1921

Page

4

Combined Publication Order Details

The Evening Star Publishing Company lists subscription options with terms for one year six months three months and one month in advance. All communications must go to the publishing company and not to individual office staff.

Carrina Evening Star Publishing Company

State Tickets Headed by Wytheville and Suffolk Leaders

For Governor E Lee Trinkle of Wytheville. for Lieut Governor J Be West of Suffolk. for Attorney General John E Saunders of Middlesex. for Lecy Commonwealth B C James of Richmond.

E. Lee Trinkle Wytheville J. BE. West Suffolk John E. Saunders Middlesex Lec'y Commonwealth B. C. James Richmond

City Ticket Election Candidate List

City voters head to the polls on Tuesday November 8, 1921 for local races. William T. Barr seeks Treasurer, J L Maphis runs for Commissioner of the Revenue, and James P Reardon is.name d Commonwealth Attorney.

WM. T. Barr

Platform Collapses During Coolidge Speech in Williamsburg

Vice President Calvin Coolidge survived a platform collapse in Williamsburg Massachusetts while ten others were aboard. He delivered the prepared speech from a replacement platform for the town 150th anniversary celebration. The incident spares him and colleagues serious harm as political commentary notes collapsible platforms in Republican events.

Calvin Coolidge Illiamsburg Mass Coolidge Mr. Harding Harding Himelf Williamsburg Danville

Great Raconteur at Empire September 19

Missie Alice Williams of Georgia will give a benefit recital for the Friendship Fire Company at the Empire on September 19. Known as the Entertainer of Presidents, she has twice entertained the White House’s presidential sons and praised for her faithful rendering of negro dialects and songs.

White House

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Canned Voices

The poem Catalogs dead singers whose voices fade at death yet live on in phonographs. It imagines Caruso’s enduring fame through recordings and laments the loss of live song across ages while wishing for timeless music to endure beyond mortality.

Caruso Adam

Six Negroes to Hang Over Elaine Riots

The Associated Press reports the six men convicted of murder in the Elaine Arkansas riots face execution on September 23. Supreme Court writs cannot prevent or delay the hangings, according to court officials.

Associated Press Washington Elaine Arkansas United States Supreme Court

Two Men Die After Pistol Battle in Cincinnati Saloon

Anthony Meerpoal a saloon keeper and John Brady a former patrolman fought a pistol duel in Meerpoal’s saloon. Both men were dying as police reported the confrontation followed a free for all brawl the prior night. Also notes visiting guests in town from New Jersey Roanoke and Maryland.

Assoucion Press Cincinnati Anthony Meerpoal John Brady Meerpoal

Nervous breakdown recovery touted in reader letter

A Warsaw Missouri reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with reversing a five year nervous breakdown. The letter praises improved health and urges others to consider the remedy, noting it helps women with nerve-related ailments. Readers are invited to write the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for health information.

Warsaw Missouri Pinkham Iever Floyp Irgland R. R Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia Enkham

Vicious bull kills county man in West

A Jersey bull gore killed Robert Suddith on a western Illinois farm. His body arrived in Canterbury and funeral services led by Rev. Frank Ridgeway at Fairview Church. He leaves parents, three brothers, and a sister.

Robert Lee Suddith Canterbury Fairview Methodist Church Frank Ridgeway Stephens City Stephs City Green Hill Cemetery Messrs Ray Albin Fay Clemons Bernard Rowland Earl Painter Lester Cunningham Ward Newell Abington Illinois Robertson Place

For Sale: Multiple Dwellings and Farm Near City

For sale listings include a single dwelling on Pall Mall Street for 1000 dollars a double dwelling on Mein Street for 2000 dollars an eight room dwelling with bath for 5500 dollars an eight room brick dwelling with good basement and attic modern in every respect for 12000 dollars a 50 acre improved farm near the city for 4000 dollars and several large commercial orchards likely to interest prompt buyers.

First Woman Appointed to Frederick County School Board

Mrs. Pansy H. Wright of Welltown became the first woman named to the Stonewall District School Board after a unanimous election by the Trustee Electoral Board, succeeding Harry C. Light. Wright has long civic involvement including wartime Red Cross leadership. Also noted is Dr. John Peters visiting a relative, Mrs. Holmes Conrad, on Market Street.

Frederick County Pansy H. Wright Welltown Stonewall Wright Harry C. Light American Red Cross John Peters Holmes Conrad Market Street

Dr Hadley in Richmond Jail

Dr. W Amos Hadley charged with killing his wife whose body was found in the James river near Richmond He reached Richmond December 30 1918 and was lodged in Henrico county jail awaiting trial next month He was brought by Sheriff Snyder and Commonwealths Attorney Bever ly following arrest last week in New Mexico He said he communicated with his father C J Hadley of Friends Wood Texas and would await his arrival before employing counsel.

Richmond Amos Hadley James River Henrico County Snyder Commonwealth's Beverly New Mexico

Cotton Breaks Then Goes Up at Open

New York opening sees cotton fall 150 points on overnight selling, then shows uptick as traders react to initial prices and sentiment. Market activity focused on early bids and reactions from speculators and mills.

Associated Press NEW

Market drift amid October weakness and rebuying

The report notes continued weakness in Liverpool with October prices at 48 cents. Prices later advanced about 60 points from the opening as trading and New Orleans market participants bought on the early break.

Bee Oettt Liverpool New Orleans

Baltimore couple visit Winchester for extended stay

Mr and Mrs Loring A Cover of Baltimore have been spending several days with relatives and friends in Winchester and are being extensively entertained during their stay.

And Every Inch Outlaw Mexico Referenced

The fragment describes distances to Mexico with bearings from northwest to southwest and notes variations from 140 to 760 miles, indicating uncertain or altered geographic measurements.

Mexico Borthweat

Local farmer offers public baling service in Winchester

With a new baler and tractor ROY R. BOYCE announces bale hay for the public in Winchester Virginia. Contact Bell phone 3706 for pricing and service details.

Roy R. Boyce Bell Phone Winchester

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The Evening Star Garry Flood Byrd Evening Star Publishing Co Virginia the Weekly Mirror Turspay Charles A. Johnson Montgomery Harris Hart Roanoke Agriculture George W. Koiner Augusta State Corp Berkley D. Adams Charlotte House of Delegates Boyd Richards City Ticket J. L. Maphis Commonwealth James P. Reardon Corporation Court J. B. Beverley Adam Forney Empire Walt Mason A. H. Coyne Summerville, N. J Mrs. W. Taylor Wall North Braddock Street Harry Shull Ambler Shull Roanoke, Va Charles Crow Hagerstown Strother Shull West Neldemeyer’s Better P. C. Neidemeyer & Co Corner Water and Main Col Henry W. Anderson United States Department of Agriculture Agricultural Department Harding Home Merchants Northern Power. Co Pall Mall Street Mein Street Rood & Company Winchester & Western R Trat ‘Ly Wardensville Memorial Farms Intermont Capon Springs Rock Enon Pools Ford Cornwell Midway Back Creek Gainesboro Indian Hollow Hogue Creek McGuire Chambersville Hill W. Junction D. H. Sencindiver First Woman School Trustee Huntsberry Moresco Jessie Hillyard East Water Street DR. Hadley J. Mathews Charles Town W. Va Atlantic City Wildwood Ocean City Cape May Sea Isle City Angelesea Avalon Stone Harbor Philadelphia Delaware River Bridge Ocean Grove Pennsy Kernstown, Va C. P. Bailey & Con Bailey Bros Dillas & Pappas White Palace N. G South Braddock Norfolk & Western Berryville Bristol Pullman Broiler Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton Williamson Winston-Salem N. C Shenandoah Memphis Harrisburg New York Shenandoah Junction W. C. Saunders W. B. Revill Pas
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