Cox Charges Four Admitted By Harry Bla
Chicago Sept 9 Charges by SoS Sistiante ace said planned drives in at least 61 cities and that the national committee had a hand in using city quotas were admitted before the Senate investigating committee today by Harry M ir assistant to Republican National Treasurer Upham from a document produced by Mr Blair. Blair said the form 101 was sent out in Hew of the much discussed form 101. Blair’s plan to organize drives in 54 cities was discussed against Cox list of 51 cities at Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagoo
Sos Sistiante
National Committee
Senate Investing Committee
Harry M. Ir
Republican National
Upham
Blair
Ser’ Reed
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Ee Iy
Reed
Ways and Means Committees
State Committee
Cox
Edmund Moore
Hays
Reception for Visitors by Turner Ashby Daughters of the Confederacy
Final plans for a reception next week to welcome the North Carolina delegation mark the unveiling of tablets to General Ramseur and General Pettigrew. The event is hosted by the Daughters of the Confederacy and Ladies' Memorial Association at Mrs. Holmes Conrad's home on September 16 from 8 to 10. Attendees include Turner Ashby Camp members, Ladies' Memorial Association, American Legion officers, Robert Y. Conrad Post, Capt. Bob's Company, town ministers, and the mayor. Mr and Mrs Frank Taylor and their two sons return from a Washington, D C motoring weekend.
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Turner Ashby
Daughters of the Confederacy
North Carolina
Ramseur
General Pettigrew
Daughters of the Confederacy and Ladies’ Memorial Association
Holmes Conrad
Turner Ashby Camp
Ladies’ Memorial Association
American Legion
Robert. Y. Conrad Post
Capt
Bob
Firemen Hurt In Gas Blast At Tarentum Hardware
A gas and oil line explosion behind a three story brick building in Tarentum Pa injured several firemen. The blast blew out the rear of the building, which housed hardware dealer J T Baker on East Sixteenth Street.
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Associated Press
Tarentum
J. T Baker
East Sixteenth Street
Miss Judith Miller to Wed in October
Announcement from Mrs H J Miller of Washington Virginia reports the engagement of Judith Miller to Preston Stoddard Avery of Pensacola Florida. The wedding is planned for Trinity Church in Washington Virginia in October and Judith Miller is the daughter of the late Hi J Miller a noted Rappahannock county resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Miller
Washington
Rappahannock County
Judith Miller
Preston ‘Stoddard Avery
Pensacola
Fla
Miss Miller
Hi J. Miller
Nine Die In Alcohol Toxication At Edgewood Camp
Investigators from the Department of Justice and military authorities probe deaths among Edgewood arsenal civilian workers after probable wood alcohol poisoning at a drinking event. Nine deaths reported, four men jailed briefly, survivor statements mention possible liquor obtained at Timonium in Baltimore County.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Department of Justice
Edgewood Arsenal
William Doyas
Edgewood
Timonium
Baltimore County
Ministers quit ministry over poor pay in Nebraska
Bishop William F. McDowell told a Nebraska Methodist conference that retirement of preachers due to low pay is deplorable. He cited a minister who said he could not "keep a sealskin family on a muskrat income" and said too many leave for the same reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
William F. McDowell
Washington
Nebraska
For Sale Studebaker Touring Car In Excellent Condition
Quick sale offer for a seven passenger Studebaker Touring Car in overall good condition. Recently serviced, barely used, negotiable price for serious buyers. Viewable anytime. Bell phone 491. oO. T. Ritter, Valley Pike.
Stephens City Farmers Meeting Speeches by Prof J H Meek
Prof J H Meek of the Bureau of Markets USDA speaks at Stephens City High School Saturday evening September 11 at 8 oclock. He comes at the invitation of the Central Frederick Farmers Club and all members of the club and the public are invited to attend with families. The meeting is open to women and children as well.
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J. H. Meek
Stephens City
Tracy Mearle Marries Marie Killilea in Brooklyn
The couple wed on September 8 at the bride’s mother Mrs EB McCarthey residence 681 Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn New York. The ceremony took place in the presence of family and close friends with local traditions observed.
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W. Mearle
Tracy
Marie Killilea
EB. McCarthey
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Schloss Bros Tailor Visit at Style Headquarters
Schloss Bros Tailor will be here September 11 13 and 14 to take measurements. Call to schedule your fitting at J M Orndoff Style Headquarters.
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J. M. Orndoff
Crusher wanted and stone for delivery at Winchester plant
Clean broken stone in sizes suitable for crusher wanted at once delivered to Winchester new cold toray plant for prompt delivery. 1.25 per yard paid for stone delivered. See William Beverley. There will be no drill Thursday night Sept. 9. Lay Capt. Bob's Company. G H Grimm Capt Com. Per R W Smith 1st Sergt. 8-1p-2t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester New Cold Toray
William Beverley
Bob
G. H. Grimm
R. W.’ Smith
Banquet and meeting honor Winchester delegates to London Jamboree
A banquet and joint Scout Council meeting honored Winchester delegates to the London Jamboree and International Scout Conference. Attendees included local officials, commissioners, and Scout leaders. Plans announced for the sixth anniversary meeting at the Empir Theater with overseas delegates speaking and awards presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Council
Boy Scout
Winchester
B. M. Roszel
Pifer
Sheetz
R. T. Barton
W. N. Page
George H. Heist
F. BE. Clerk
M. M. Roszel
Stewart Bell
C. Vernondy
H. B. McCormac
M. M. Lynch
R. L. Gray
George W. Bowly
C. B. Koontz
A. A. Kelly
Baker
Rosenberger
Potts
Gray
Aulick
Fansler
Massey
Kern
Stine
Brown
McCauley
Barr
Anderson
Barton
London
Empir Theater
Roszel
Major Roszel
National Fruit Products Co ready to receive apples
National Fruit Products Co announces readiness to receive cider and canning apples at their plant on Fairmount Avenue. Bell phone 346. Attend C E Boyd's site at Red Bad Jepit. 14th stock and implements listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fruit Products Co
Fairmount Avenue
Bell
C. E. Boyd
Red Bad Jepit
Winchester Fair Runs Sept 7 8 9 10 With Top Exhibits
The Winchester fair promises strong racing, exhibits and carnival attractions. Winchester City Public Schools open Sept 13 at 8 50 a m with resident pupils registering Sept 8 9 and county or non resident pupils Sept 10 11 for grades 7 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester City
John Kerr
Cork
WANTED All kinds of fruit at C. V. Depot
A small classified notice seeks various fruits at the C. V. Depot by contact with Sam Haines. The ad provides a Bell Phone number 476 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Depot
Sam Haines
Bell Phone
Mrs Oldham's Niece a Bride at Norfolk Church
Mary Cary Taylor daughter of Rev. J Randolph Taylor and Mrs Lucy Taylor of Accomac Va wed George H Esser of Norton West Virginia at St Pauls Church Norfolk officiated by Bishop of Portsmouth. The couple left for a Canada trip and will reside in Norton after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Old St. Paul's Church
Norfolk
Mary Cary Taylor
Ji Randolph Taylor
Uce Taylor
Accomac
George H
Norton
W. Va
Portsmouth
Leighton
Mrs. Crockford
Martha R. Taylor
Keith Maser
Esser
Canada
Mary Bruce
Edward C. Bruce
Winchester
Edward C. Oldham
Covin Church
Watson Leads Georgia Race in Democratic Primary
Incomplete returns show Thomas E. Watson leading in the Georgia Democratic primary with 197 county unit votes, above the 195 needed for nomination. Governor Dorsey trails with 67 votes, Hoke Smith 40, and John R. Cooper among others as county totals vary by incomplete reporting.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Thomas E. Watson
Dorsey
Hoke Smith
John R. Cooper
United States
Hardwick
Clifford Walker
John ©. Holder
W. R. Brown
Man Hurt in Cedarville Fall During Wheat Threshing
Roy Grim fell about eighteen feet from a mow while pitching wheat to a threshing machine at Cedarville last Wednesday. He was taken to Winchester hospital Friday after a serious operation that removed a kidney and a blood clot. Doctors praised his chance of recovery and attributed hope to his good habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Grim
Cedarville
Winchester
C. C. McKay
Sam Ca‘pel
Father and Son Cited for Prohibition Violations
George Clark and Ernest M. Clark of the city were arraigned before U S Commissioner Philip Williamson on charges under the national prohibition act. George posted 500 bond. Ernest could not, and was jailed. They remain held for the Western District grand jury meeting November 23 in Harrisonburg. Deputy W M Utz arrested them after tracing activity near Gainesboro where Ernest was found operating the ill equipped distillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
Ernest M. Clark
United States
Philip Williamson
United States Court For
Western District of
Virgina
Harrisonburg
W. M. Utz
Zirkle Bride Weds Patterson in Winchester Home Ceremony
Miss Nannie Miller Zirkle becomes Mrs. David H. Patterson Jr at a quiet afternoon home wedding in Winchester Virginia. Officiated by Rev. Austin A. Kelly, the couple left for the East and plan to reside in San Francisco after a short honeymoon. The bride, long associated with The Evening Star, is from a prominent Winchester family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virgiia
Mary A Zirxle
South Main Street
Nannie Miller Zirxle
David H. Patterson, Jr
San Francisco
Cal
Austin A. Kelly
Grace Lutheran Pepageres
Patterson
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
A. M. Zirkle
Bvening Star
Tterson
May Zirkle
California
Mr. Patterson
Ogi
American Strawboard Company
Connecticut
More Women to Vote Here In Registered List
An additional list of women registered under new election laws is published. Names include Florence V. Willis, Nettie R. Ryan, Clara Hoo Ver, Annie J. Rees, Victoria Noel Lupton, Eliza Ellen Brown, Pearl I. Brown, Ruth E. Brown, Caroline Louise Quantz, Eliza beth Lupton Tanquary, Maud Kk. McKee, Elizabeth M. Harris, Stella J. Hawkins, Florence C. Albin, Anita M. Trenary, Emily E. Wems, Clara W. Owens, Gertrude V. Ross, Elizabeth Lillis, Nancy N. Garrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence V. Willis
Nettie R. Ryan
Clara Hoo Ver
Annie J. Rees
Wood Garber Edmonds
Annie R. Dorsey
Clara V. Fultz
Victoria Noel Lupton
Eliza Ellen Brown
Pearl I. Brown
Ruth E. Brown
Caroline Louise Quantz
Edna Menear Cather
Elizabeth Lupton Tanquary
Margaret Jean Larrick
Maud Kk. McKee
Mary C. Steck
Three Bishops at Conference Open Virginia United Brethren Session
The 121st Virginia Conference of the United Brethren Church meets in Berkeley Springs West Virginia September 14 to 20 with Bishop William M Bell presiding. Bishops W M Weekley and A T Howard assist. The territory covers Virginia Maryland and parts of West Virginia. Membership 16689 with 66 preachers and 48 lay delegates. Plan: no more money drives next year evangelism and constructive religious work. Rev George W Stover closes his eighth year as Winchester pastor with a strong report.
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Virginia
George W. Stover
Winchester
United Brethren Church
RALLIES ARE MADE BY OILS
Stock market moved higher before noon on news of a large over subscription to the French loan. United Fruit climbed about 7 points with appetites in shippings and oil shares leading gains. United Fruit rose nearly 13 points by close as the market held firm with about 400000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Fruit Act
United Fruit
Mercan
pan-American Petroleum
Etha Oilsand
New York Players Reported Hurt In Bus Accident
Rumors circulated by newsmen and special dispatches claimed Mayers, Rutt, Meusel, Pratt and Lewis were injured in a bus accident near Cleveland today. Miller Huggins and Mark Roth denied any New York players were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Mayers Rutt
Meusel
Pratt
Lewis
New York American League Baseball Club
Miller Huggins
Mark Roth
New York
Maine population growth overtaken by Oregon
Maine now ranks thirty fourth in population, having been thirty fourth ten years ago. Census figures show Maine's population at 996 thousand, up 25,266 or 2.5 percent since 1910, while Oregon has moved ahead to become the thirty fifth state.
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Associated Press
Washington
Maine
Oregon
Census Bureau
Bringing Up Father Empire Tonight at The Sea Shore
The Musical Comedy Co presents Bringing Up Father at The Empire with the Sea Shore venue tonight. It arrives by noon over the B and O for the season opener. Advance sales indicate a packed house for this well recommended engagement.
Brandegee Renominated by Republican Party
United States Senator Frank Brandegee was renominated at the Connecticut Republican state convention in Hartford on September 9. The move solidifies Brandegee's bid for another term as the party's candidate for the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
United States
Frank Brandegee
Apple picking drive and assorted notices
Advertisements announce help wanted for apple picking with meals and wages, a reliable cook needed, a furnished rental at 226 Amherst Street, and fair entries open at D W Lupton’s Rousse Avenue office with early submission urged. Hansbrough & Carter handle entries. Smith's Greater Shows headlines Winchester Fair dates September 7 to 10.
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W. L. Fultz
D. W. Lupton
Rousse Ave
Iptf
Smith
Winchester Fair
Real estate bargains and ad listings on local avenues
Five thousand five hundred dollars buys a six room frame house with heat and bath on FE Piccadilly Street or a nice house on Mat Avenue with room and a garage. Also classified lineups include Baker & Shryock ads and a rye product promotion. Stenographer wanted at Chamber of Commerce.
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Piccadilly St
Mat. Ave
Baker & Shryock
County Fair Draws Thousands Amid Busy Program
The third day of the Wi fair drew large crowds with about ten thousand attendees across the day. Music by Yarborough's Black Hussar and other acts thrilled spectators as racing events, balloon ascent, and numerous attractions showcased the fair's busy schedule and strong community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Dreds
Yarborough
Black Hussar
George Melville
New Yor
Mise Ge
Metropolitan Life IF Company
A. Hopkins
Department
Hopkins
Smith Leister
Hagerstown
R Butts
McHenry
Fahrney
Henry
Cork Screw
Mikler
Lady Hobson
Shireley
Ashburn
Belle
Minnie Purcell
Taylor
Anna Polistan
Barr
Bonnie Bazer
Riddick
Morgan Leat
Miller
Dr. Long
Allen
Bondie Boy
Zeigler
Cat Guy Axworthy
Seeley
Lord Oliver
Turkey
Billy Direct
Nick Grady
Robert B
Silent Axworthy
Margy Ellen
Kirby
Joe Burt
Power Patch
Abbe Bond
Edward Lee
Pauline Hilda
Robert R
Linda C
Burnett D
Joe Wilson
Pilsner Maid
Guy Axworthy
Whitecord
Morgann
Peter Blaze
Bonnié Setzer
Frederik
Wing Counties
Anna Ballard
Mole Lie Belle
Prof. Smith
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Harry Bla
The
Frank Taylor
Washington, D. C
Studebaker
Oo. T. Ritter
Valley Pike
Farmers” Meeting
Schloss Bros.’ Tailor
McClaine
G. Clarence Miller
Moling & Seal
People’s Drug Co
Brraind
Ao People’s Drug Co
Elizabeth Scot
Williamsburg
Bruce Hobson Polard
Virginia Trust Company
Richmond, Va
Balgh’g. Polard
Martinsburg Pike
Bartonville
Rasburg
STAR
Burn Factory
Bromley
Bo Bergleyville
Mrs. Oldham
Watson
Front Royal Record
Miss Zirkle
Father Empire
Brandegee
J. Mack Noonan
Amherst St
Hansbrough & Carter, Iptf
Kansas
Pip Winchester Seel. Co. Inc
Chamber of Commerce
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