Miss Cora Lamp Dies After Illness at 57
Miss Cora Lee Lamp a member of an old Frederick County family died at her home 434 North Main Street after a long illness from a complication of diseases in her fifty seventh year. She lived in Winchester many years and was known for her kind acts. Survived by two brothers James and Edward Lamp and five sisters Annie Cochran Seldon Polhamus Bettie Hoover Gertrude Lamp and Mrs Harry Markell. Funeral at 4 pm Thursday at the house with Rev Boyd V Switzer of Shack South Methodist Episcopal Church officiating. Interment in Mount Hebron family lot.
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Cora Lee Lamp
Frederick County
North Main Street
Miss Lamp
Memorial Hospital
George M. Lamp
Freder County
Winchester
James
Edward Lamp
Annie Cochran
Seldon Polhamus
Summit Point
W. Va
Bettie Hoover
Gertrude Lamp
Harry Markell
Par Shack
South Methodist Episcopateh
South
Mount Hebron
Mail Boxes Free at Shenandoah Valley Bank
Large numbers of metal mail boxes are being distributed at the Shenandoah Valley National Bank to all applicants in person. The bank aids residents in meeting a Post Office Department order requiring mail receptacles at the front door or a slot in the door. The order takes effect October 15, and boxes are offered to any caller, not just bank patrons.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Post Office Department
Shenandoah Valley ‘National Bank
Heating Plant Ready At County Court House
Work completing a new Bromell steam heating system by Frank H. Taylor prepares the county court house and clerk's office for this fall. Officials praise preliminary tests and expect ample heat for both buildings including the court house hall. Custodian Harvey Lineburg reports the plant will reduce interruptions during trials and provide steady warmth for county offices this winter.
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County Court House
Frank H. Taylor
Board of Supervisors
Court Hose
Bien House
Court House
Salvation Army
Harvey Lineburg
Work for Women to Begin at Caning Plant Thursday
WORK FOR WOMEN will begin in our canning plant tomorrow morning. Thursday, Sept. 14. Make application at office. NATIONAL FRUIT PRODUCT Co. 2
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National Fruit Product Co
Harding’s Wife Shows Rapid Improvement Says White House
A White House bulletin reports Mrs. Harding’s 8 a.m. condition improving with a comfortable night. Temperature 98.0, pulse 88, respiration 28, and swelling gradually subsiding, indicating faster than expected recovery.
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Associated Press
Washington
W Harding
White House
Maine electoral slump reshapes GOP strength at home
Cordell Hull notes Maine’s 1922 results shrink Republican margins from 1920. He cites a drop in congressional majorities, a 20 percent rise in Democratic votes, and large GOP voter abstention while Democrats gain in the legislature and local offices. He warns Republicans may misread the trend.
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Washington
Maine
Cordell Hull
National Democratic
Harding
Congress
Savage acquires 99 year lease on Caldwell apartments
Joseph H. Savage formerly of Kernstown now in Long Beach California has acquired a 99 year lease on the six story Caldwell apartments at 449 East Seaside Boulevard The transfer was made from W G Caldwell for about a million and a quarter dollars The building described as reinforced concrete is among the citys largest and best equipped structures Savage will take possession on the 15th of the month
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Joseph H. Savage
Kernstown
Long Beach
Cal
Caldwell
East Seaside Boulevard
J. H. Savage
W. G. Caldwell
H. C. Clowett
J. Walker Craven Company
East Ocean Boulevard
Mr. Savage
Los Cerritos
Kennabec Hotel
Local Firm Offers Car Parts and Service
Mr. Samuel A. Mathewson, who motored to Winchester from New York, is spending the week with friends here. The Mid City Garage advertises for parts such as axles gaskets springs tire covers and more for all makes of cars.
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Mid
Samuel A. Mathewson
Winchester
New York
Kipling Denies Criticism Attributed To Him
Associated Press reports Rudyard Kipling denied giving the Clare Sheridan interview and disputed quotes in the New York World. He claimed he did not say the statements attributed to him about U.S. entry into the war, lending to the Allies, or pressuring an early end to hostilities.
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Associated Press
Rudya Kipling
Acces
Times
Clareheridan
New Yorkorld
Clare Sheridan
Kiptine
United States
Apple Picking Season Starts September 25
Most of the large orchards will start apple picking Monday, September 25. The Yorks have not colored sufficiently to pick earlier and with cool nights the color will greatly improve.
Foster Jailed in Michigan
William Z. Foster, radical leader, is in a St. Joseph jail cell with seventeen other radicals facing criminal syndicalism charges. Foster arrived in Michigan yesterday from Chicago and is held in Benton Harbor.
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Associated Press
Benton Harbor
Mich
William Z. Foster
St. Joseph
Foster
Michigan
Chicago
Call Meeting Tonight for Friendship Fire Company
Friendship Fire Company calls a meeting at 7.45 PM urging all members who want red shirts to attend. Samyleg display at the engine house tonight. COMMITTEE.
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Friendship Fire Company
Samyleg
Hughes Leaves Rio For Home After Centennial Visit
Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes sails from Rio aboard the U S S Maryland after attending Brazil's Centennial celebration. The ship departs amid fort salutes and is expected to reach New York in about twelve days. Hughes spent his last day meeting with Rio de Janeiro bar association and Brazil's foreign minister.
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Associated Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Charles E. Hughes
United States
Brazil
U. Ss. Maryland
Hughes
New York
Bar Association
Exposition Grounds
Treasurer Smith Has a Good Night
County Treasurer Robert S. Smith, who had an appendix operation Monday at Memorial Hospital, passed a comfortable night and was bright and cheerful. Doctors and nurses are optimistic about the outcome. Smith, a popular Frederick county official, has drawn many inquiries and visitors to the hospital, though only his family is currently allowed to visit.
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Robert S. Smith
Memorial Hospital
Smith
Frederick County
Court House
Mr. Smith
Khim
Exchange for City Property for Sale and Terms
Notice lists options for six acres of land and an eight room bungalow two miles from town with easy terms. Chapman’s Auto Sales advertises exchange and sale possibilities. Mr George Heatwale of Winchester Milling Company is in North Carolina on business for that firm for several days.
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Chapman
George Heatwale
Winchester Milling Company
North Carolina
Seeking Men to Join New Reserve Army
Col. George T. Langhorn of the U S Army spoke in Winchester on forming the Organized Reserves under the National Defense Act of 1920. The act envisions field armies built from Regular Army, National Guard, and Organized Reserves with recruitment targeting men in Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia. Langhorn plans another visit to recruit officers and men for the Organized Reserves, noting possible commissions for WWI veterans after exams and training.
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George T. Langhorn
United States Army
General Staff
Winchester
Langhorn
Sixty-second Cavalry Division
Organized Reserves
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
France
Regular Army
United States
National Guard
Organized
A Man s Home at Strand Theatre Friday
Acclaimed photoplay featuring Harry Morey Kathryn Williams Faire Binney Matt Moore Grace Valentine and Roland Bottomley shown at Strand Theatre Friday. Labored themes of work and battle for love and home in a praised screen drama.
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Harry Morey
Kathryn Williams
Faire Binney
Matt Moore
Grace Valentine
Roland Bottomley
Strand Theatre
Wanted Apple Pickers for Barrie Orchards
A notice seeks male workers for apple picking at Barrie Orchards. Foreman B. F. Lineburg is based in AlbIn, VA, with address at 42 Rouss Ave. Applicants are directed to apply locally. The item appears as a job recruitment brief.
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Barrie
B. F. Lineburg
Albin
Rouss Ave
Mr Nininger Visits Winchester To Review Apple Situation
Roanoke Virginia businessman Mr. RE D Nininger a Virginia State Horticultural Society director and Roanoke Fruit Growers Association secretary spends a day or two in Winchester with Mr. W P Massey society secretary to inspect local apple prospects.
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RE. D. Nininger
Roanoke
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Winchester
W. P. Massey
State Society
Nininger
Roanoke Fruit Growers Association
Drill call and meeting notices amid town ads
Attention order directs a Thursday drill at 7 30 pm for all members with strict attendance. First Lieutenant Peyton J Marshall signs the notice. Also an ad offers furnished house for rent near town at 23 W Cork with phone 751. Daughters of the Confederacy announce a Friday 10 20 am meeting at the president’s home.
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Peyton J. Marshall
Cork
Dd. OF
the Daughters of the Confederacy
Northoclippe's Pong Nomination Worth Over Twenty Million
Swen Sona for provisional probate leaves a gross estate valued at 2,000,000 pounds with net personal estate the same. The 2,000,000 pounds gross value is provisional and may not represent total value, though personality alone is believed to reach that amount.
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Swen Sona
Hello Prosperity at Empire Theatre A Clean Musical Revue
Theatregoers hear Hello Prosperity at the Empire tonight a genuine musical revue noted for fast snappy comedy clean shows and a full company of fifty. Manager Thropp of the Maryland Theatre Hagerstown confirms strong audience demand and good seating with prices from 50 cents to 1.50 plus tax.
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Empire
Harrisburg
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Thropp
The
Maryland Theatre
Five Held for Lead Conduct Case at City Hall
A girl using the name Roberts and four men Alfred Henry Roy Shiner Maurice Lillis and John Lillis faced a private hearing before Mayor Glass in police court on loud and lascivious conduct charges. The group reportedly attended the Winchester fair and stayed at The Shanty Shawnee Hollow. The mayor and officials held a closed morning session and remanded all five to jail until Saturday with sentencing expected.
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Glass
Roberts
Alfred
Blanket
Doran
Reardon
Negroes' Trial Postponed Again in Maryland Case
Five Hagers Meetington Md negroes charged with malicious shooting and wounding Stuart Whetzell near Clearbrook had their trial postponed as attorney Wolfinger was tied up in Oakland Md. A crowd gathered at the courthouse but the hearing was delayed with observers unsure whether it would resume tomorrow or later today.
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Hagersmee
Stuart Whetzell
Clearbrook
Wolfinger
Hagerstown
Oakland
Tavenner
Backcreek
Masked women flog woman in Fort Worth attack
Mrs. I. C. Tatum, 44, was found in serious condition after four women, one masked, flogged her with strapped cords for allegedly ruining their daughter. They enticed her into a car, drove six miles, and inflicted 100 lashes, leaving her bruised as relatives witnessed.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Texas
I. C. Tatum
Hello Prosperity Company Opens Outdoor Theatre Run
The Hello Prosperity Company arrived from Hagerstown midmorning and performs at Harrisburg after recent engagements in Reading. Broadway comic Harry N. Cooper headlines a lively revue with a strong chorus and fine costumes. An orchestra accompanies the 22 scenes with extra musicians from Maryland Theatre. Curtain at 8:15 sharp. late seating prohibited until intermission.
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Harry N. Cooper
Ae Wtveheng
Maryland Theatre
Hagerstown
McLeod Nominates Over Blease in South Carolina Primary Runoff
Returns show Thomas C. McLeod leading Cole L. Blease for governor in the Democratic primary runoff with fewer than 100 precincts unreported. The result appears settled as officials tally the late ballots.
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Associated Press
Columbia
D. C
Thomas C. McLeod
Cole L. Blease
South Carolina
Three Million Plant Burned at Terre Haute Factory
Terra Haute Indiana September 13 Damage estimated at nearly three million dollars is believed to have been caused by a fire that early today practically destroyed the plant of the American Homing Company, one of the largest of its kind in the world. Eleven men were injured by falling walls, none seriously.
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Associated Press
Terra Haute
Indiana
American Homing Company
Prison guard attacked during clash at Mountjoy Prison
Dublin reports say irregulars attacked the national army guard at Mountjoy Prison in Dublin last night. A half hour fight followed with several irregulars wounded. Mrs. Arthur Duvall and four Duvall family members of Savage, Maryland, are visiting at 410 South Market Street with the Sargents.
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Associated Press
London
National Army Guard
Mountjoy Prison
Dublin
Belfast
Star
Arthur Duvall
Mildred
Hiltrude Duvall
Adelaide _Duvall
Marjorie Sipelair
Savage, Md
John W. Sargent
No. 410
South Market Street
Handsome 1923 Buick Coupe Delivered for Display
Local Buick dealer Harry Ebert delivered a 1923 model Buick coupe to Dr. A C Swimley. The car was on display at Ebert's establishment forenoon and drew much admiration.
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Harry Ebert
Buick
A. C. Swimley
Transfer of Clarke Roads Commended by Local Citizen
Clarke county residents applaud the state transfer of roads into the state highway system and the removal of six gates. The letter argues the move will save maintenance and toll costs for users, while noting Clarke County previously paid taxes without state funds. The writer urges endorsement of the transfer and bridge actions as a major local welfare step. Berryville, Va. September 14, 1922.
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the Star
Board of Supervn
Clarke County
Board Ofvisors
Berry's Ferry
Stoner
Coleman
George H
Winchester
Edo
Clarke
Clarke Coty
Berryville, Va
Mail Box Free Offers Spark Postal Regulation Debate
Ambiguous notice describes free mailbox offers tied to postal rules and customer benefits. It references limits and a push to advertise savings while cautioning about advertising restrictions. The message alludes to a limited supply and a campaign aimed at customers and friends.
Bowman Recovers From Disability In Winchester Visit
In Woodstock Virginia Burder B Bowman a noted Republican figure from Shenandoah county was a court day visitor at Winchester Memorial and reportedly recovered from a physical disability appearing well in public.
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Woodstock
Burder B. Bowman
Si Doah
Winchester Memorial
Wanted Cook Call After Eight A.M. In Stewart Street
Help wanted ad seeks a cook position. caller asks applicants to call in the morning after 8 o’clock and mentions Stewart Street. The fragment notes a local employment notice seeking kitchen help.
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Stewart Street
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Cole Blease
J. M. Fishpaw
the Commercial Savings Baneg Ip
MR. Bowman
LIS & Wagner
Winchester Cold Ltd
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