The Evening Star Publication Details at Winchester
The Evening Star entered at the Winchester Virginia post office as a second class matter. Published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Company. Consolidated with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror. Price eight dollars and fifty cents.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
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Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Christ for All: Pilate and the crucifixion question
A fragment quoting Matthew 27 22 23 where Pilate asks what to do with Jesus and the crowd demands crucifixion It ends with a prayer inviting Jesus into the heart The broken text repeats phrases about Christ and devotional appeal for guidance.
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Jesus Pilate
Jesus
Christ
Hugh Sproul a Virginia Statesman Dies at Staunton Fair
Richmond News Leader recalls Hugh B Sproul from Augusta and Staunton who died on the Staunton Fair grounds. He served on the State Highway Commission and led Virginia conservation and development. Known for generosity and foresight he declined a gubernatorial bid but was widely regarded as a strong man and future leader.
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Virginia
Hugh B. Sproul
State Highway Commission
Staunton Fair Association
Hugh Sproul
Augusta
Sproul
Mr. Sproul
Virginia’s road markers tell Virginia’s history in sequence
A Virginia State Commission on Conservation and Development under H. J. Eckenrode has placed historical markers along roads to dramatize the state's three centuries of history. The project links sites from Richmond to Williamsburg to trace Civil War campaigns and earlier migrations, offering a tangible educational and tourist resource.
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New York World
Virginia
Bulletin
Richmond
Williamsburg
McClellan
Fair Oaks
Seven Pines
History Lines Marked for Curious Travelers in Some States
The text notes that certain states have well-defined historical trajectories that could be highlighted for travelers seeking context. It suggests laying out clear historical lines to guide visitors and enhance understanding of regional development.
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Union
Thomas Jefferson on open access to state universities
The Fredericksburg Free Lance Star recalls Thomas Jefferson's principle that a state university should be open to any man who seeks to improve his mind. It attacks calls to limit admission by cost or wealth, arguing democracy and education depend on opportunity, not purse.
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Thomas Jefferson
University of Virginia
Jefferson
Commercial Small Loan and Finance Company, Inc
Jack T. Engle
City Hall
East Water Street
Winchester
The Grenofen Affair Deepens in a Dorset Village
Tom Grenofen and Veronica Seabroke drift deeper into a tangled plot as Cousin John Merryweather visits and Laxton probes connections to Pell’s murder. Verbal sparks fly between lovers while Mrs Grenofen hatches a plan to uncover the truth at Newplace ruins and an excavation.
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Parson Marlin
Somerfield
Tom Grenofen
Larton
John
Lazton
Tom
Veronica
John Merryweather
Lord Nelson
Newplace
Hallam Bay
London
Pell
Laxton
Marling
Passage
Sandypoint
Mrs. Seabroke
Professor Laxton
Grenofen
Cha
Tariff Reduction Shifts Auto Industry Policy
Ashville Times reports a tariff shift amid U S Senate Finance reaction. Major auto manufacturers supported lower duties, pushing the rate from 25 to 10 percent on most machines while motor trucks and buses retain higher protection. The piece argues infant industries can mature under freer trade.
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Ashville Times
Senate Finance Committee
Moscow Sees Little Hope for Peace With China
Moscow reports a setback in peaceful settlement talks over the Chinese Eastern Railway in Manchuria as fighting continues on the Manchurian border. Russian forces conduct defensive counter-attacks to protect the border and civilians while issuing a fresh warning to China through the German ambassador.
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China
Manchuria
Manchurian
Red Army
Nanking
Mukden
Damage Suit Follows Auto Crash at Luray
In Luray on September 9 a damages suit was filed by Mrs. B F Jenkins of Luray against Miss Sylvia Millikin and H B Millikin of Waynesboro Pa for injuries from a Lee highway crash last Sunday. Mrs Jenkins seeks 7000 and her husband 1500. The case argues fault with oncoming traffic versus the other side of the road. Millikin’s car was attached and later released. Millikin is described as a Pennsylvania oil operator. Jenkins as a retired merchant.
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B. F. Jenkins
Sylvia Millikin
H. B. Millikin
Waynesboro
Penn
Lee Highway
Millikin
Pennsylvania
Jenkins
Identification of Airplane Victims Proves Task
In Gallup New Mexico six bodies from the City of San Francisco crash are prepared for burial. Two victims A B McGaffey and Mrs George Raymi are taken to Albuquerque for burial. Identification proceeds using buttons rings metal traces dental work and stature. Victims include Harris Livermore Boston M M Campbell Cincinnati and William Henry VS New York.
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A. B. McGaffey
Albuquerque
George Raymi
Glendale
Cal
J. B Stowe
Courier
E. A. Dietel
Harris Livermore
Boston
M. M. Campbell
Cncinnati
William Henry Vs
New York
Roanoke Men Held on Staunton Assault Charge
Staunton police held Leslie Lee 31 and P. H. Mercer 42 of Roanoke on charges of criminally assaulting a 20 year old girl. The incident began as she walked home after being left by her mother. Mercer was arrested in woods near the highway and bloodhounds led officers to Lee hiding in a clothes closet.
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Veronica
Veroni
Staunton
Leslie Lee
P. H. Mercer
Roanoke
Mercer
Lee
Chicago Judge Rules Husbands Duty to Wipe Dishes
Chicago judge rules a husband must wipe dishes on the maid’s height out. Investigation reveals he is unmarried.
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Chicago
Cleveland Plain Dealer
President Hoover to visit Rapidan this weekend
President Hoover plans a weekend trip from Washington to his Rapidan fishing camp if weather allows. He will attend the Presdent's Cup speedboat races on the Potomac river Saturday afternoon before heading to Virginia.
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Rapidan River
Potomac River
Virginia
Ed Howe's Weekly Quote on Aging Beauty
A short aphorism notes that a beautiful woman appeals beyond a rose and only minor repairs are needed as she grows older, with no demand for adornment.
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Howe
Weekly
Ringling Buys Five Circuses to Operate All
John Ringling announces purchase of five circuses Sells Floto Hagenback Wallace John Robinson Sparks and Old G Barnes Wild Animal Show The deal includes all physical property winter quarters and trade names The transaction closed last month in New York Palestine situation noted with British considering sending Scots to teach Arabs golf per Indianapolis News.
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Tonight
Sells-Floto
Hagenback-Wallace
John Robinson
Sparks
Palestine
Indianapolis News
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