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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1920

Page

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City Council Approves City Survey and Delinquent Tax List

The Common Council, in a special meeting, adopted a plan to hire Norton, Bird and Whitman of Baltimore to conduct a city wide survey with emphasis on the water department. The council also approved reporting the 1919 delinquent tax list to the Auditor of Public Accounts. Present were Glaize, Baetjer, Knight, Henry, Grim, McVicar, Page, Sale and Hardy. absent were Rosenberger, Baker and Anderson.

Common Council Messrs C. Harry Hardy J. G. Baetjer W. Nelson Page B. M. Knight Norton Messrs. J. G. Baetjer W. A. Baker Wm. T. Barr Glaize Baetjer Knight Henry Grim McVicar Page Sale and Hardy Rosenberger Baker and Anderson

Strike Ends In Chicago Switching District

John Graunan admitted the yardmen and switchmen strike ended. At a meeting last night a large majority favored returning to former positions. Rail managers reported more applications from former workers and new hires returning to service.

Associated Press Chicago John Graunan

Italy moves past red crisis as workers seize iron and wheat

Rome reports Italy has passed the metal workers crisis per the Giornale d Italia. The paper says leaders now push production. In Florence three truckloads of iron materials were seized by workers at a station and several motor ferries loaded with wheat were also seized by the men as they occupied factories.

Associated Press Rome Italy Metal Workers’ Movement Giornale d'Italia Florence Here

Car Plunges Down a Hill Injures Kuykendall Family

A car carrying Pet Kuykendall and relatives in Hardy county West Virginia left the road Friday night and plunged down Kimble Hill. Mrs Kuykendall dislocated shoulder and cuts followed. a daughter suffered a leg and several ribs fractures. Other occupants were cut and bruised.

Pet” Kuykendall Hardy County W. Va Kimble Hill

White man lynched near Harford Alabama

Al ton Windham, a white man, was lynched last night near Harford Alabama for alleged remarks made to a white woman. The incident occurred in Montgomery reporting of the event.

Alabama Associated Press Montgomery Ala Alton Windham Harford

Contracts for new air routes awarded by Post Office

Washington notices three new air mail routes awarded to the Lawson Air Line Company of Chicago at a total annual cost of 650000 dollars.

Washington Post Office Department Lawson Air Line Company Chicago

For Sale Barrel Heads Inwood and Bunker Hill

For sale barrel heads in any quantity or carload lots loaded at Inwood West Virginia Plant at Bunker Hill West Virginia. F. H. Frazer Martinsburg West Virginia.

Inwood W. Va Bunker Hill F. H. Crazer Martinsburg

Local Board of Review Sets Sept 18 Hearing for Reassessment Grievances

The Local Board of Review will meet on Saturday September 18 to hear landowners grievances about the reassessment of lands in Stonewall and Gainesboro districts. By order of the Board, Brannon and partners announce the proceedings and related notices. The page also includes local ads for a watch contest prize, employment in a lunch room, and grocery notices.

Board OF Review Stonewall Gainesboro Board of

Autoist Fined for DUI After Buggy Collision

Oliver Brooks, colored, found guilty in police court of operating an automobile under the influence of liquor. He was sentenced to ten days in jail and a $75 fine, later remitted upon payment of $75 and costs after his buggy was smashed in a collision with a county resident’s vehicle.

Oliver Brooks Ligor

Miss Smallwood Weds Actor in Grace Lutheran Rites

Announcement says Miss Virginia Smallwood of this city married Ernest McIntire a native of Atlanta Ga on Friday September 10 at Grace Lutheran Church parsonage on North Market street Rev A A Kelly performed ceremony The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Smallwood and the groom works in the theatrical business.

Virginia Smallwood Ernest McIntire Atlanta Grace Lutheran Church North Market Street A. A. Kelly Albert Smallwood

Two Boys Charged With Burglary Near Morgan County Line

Bert Puffinberger and Jacob Puffinberger were brought to the city by Sheriff James E. Anderson on charges of breaking into a store near the Morgan county line and stealing merchandise including a $50 gold watch. They were arraigned before Justice Tavenner, jailed to await the grand jury, and later bailed for $500 with their father as surety.

Bert Jacob Puffinberger Corey James E. Anderson Morgan County Tavenner

Aged Woman in County Registers to Vote

Mrs. Mary C. Smith of Vaucluse, age 81, is believed the oldest registrant in Frederick county. She was assessed by Commissioner of the Revenue Roe and registered for the presidential election. The Democrat plans to vote for Judge T. W. Harrison for Congress and for Cox and Roosevelt, saying she never expected to live to be enfranchised.

Mary C. Smith Vaucluse Frederick County Commissioner of the Revenue Roe

North Carolina women to dedicate monuments near Middletown and Bunker Hill

About 35 to 40 prominent North Carolina women will visit Winchester Thursday and Friday to dedicate the Ram seur monument at Belle Grove farm near Middletown and the Petna monument at Bunker Hill. Trips to Middletown and Bunker Hill will be by automobiles with Geo B Chapman and W I Hicks in charge. Volunteers with motor cars are asked to notify the committee. Also a notice seeks 50 bushels of potatoes delivered to Green Orchard via John Livyingsgood manager.

North Carolina Winchester Ramseur Belle Grove” Farm Middletown Bunker Hill Messrs Geo. B. Chapman W. I. Hicks Chapman Hicks

Blast at convict camp injures two workers near Winchester

A blast at the state convict camp on Millwood road injured two civilian employees, Isaac H. Carper and Jeff Dove. Carper suffered severe head injuries and is expected to die, while Dove sustained facial cuts but is expected to recover. The explosion occurred after a misfired hole was inspected. the accident occurred at Bowles Hill near a quarry supplying stone for the Winchester-Millwood road.

Millwood Road Winchester Isaac H. Carper Carper Jeff Dove Baltimore Edgar Carper South Main Street Dove Bowles’ Hill State Highway Commission Winchester-Millwood

Cox Speaks in Eastern Oregon Hallmarks of a Campaign

Governor Cox tours eastern Oregon en route to Boise with two stops in the afternoon and evening. His voice is weary from recent speeches and he plans brief greetings and handshakes while conserving strength for upcoming events.

Gov. Cox Huntington Cox Oregon Ahso Boise Idaho

Fire destroys large barn on W S Cole farm near Purcellville

Fire of undetermined origin devastated a modern barn on the W S Cole farm near Purcellville, destroying 600 bushels of wheat and a winter supply of hay and straw. The loss was about 8000 dollars. A crowd of about 500 villagers responded to the alarm and saved the residence and farming implements.

W. S. Cole Purcellvile Cole

Women urged to register by October 2 for presidential vote

Commissioner Maphis announces Oct. 2 deadline for women to register for the upcoming presidential election. Women must visit City Hall to be assessed, pay a $1.50 capitation tax to City Treasurer W. T. Barr, then go to their ward registrar to qualify. Wards are divided by Water Street with registrars G. Reginald Haines and B. F. Davis. Several women listed as assessed recently.

Y. Maphis Maphis W. T. Barr Water Street Winchester First Ward G. Reginald Haines East Cork Street Second Ward B. F. Davis C. P. McVicar North Main Street Commissioner of the Revenue Katharine Y. Righard Belle C. Fisher Hilda B.degn Etta A. Supinger Lona A. Kern Ella M. Dehart Viola F. Cather Ella L. Hodges Rebecca M.dale Mary J. Brown

Cudahy Packing Company Passes Dividend First Since Reorg

Chicago September 14 The Cudahy Packing Company passed its quarterly dividend on common stock the first time since its reorganization. The amount would have been payable October 5, but officials announced the decision in a stock exchange letter. A Warren county sale by J. and Trenary reported items including work harness bought for 20 dollars fourteen years ago selling around 60, with strong prices for most items except horses.

Chicago Cudahy Packing Company The Stock Exchange J. & Trenary Warren County

Broadway Rastus at Empire Tonight

The Broadway Rastus Company, billed as the biggest colored show on earth, arrives in town to headline the Empire Theatre tonight. Fresh from long runs in New York and Philadelphia, the ensemble is led by top comedians and promises a high class performance with a capacity crowd likely.

Cal Empire Theatre New York Philadelphia

Dr. L. C. Bosher Dies Suddenly in Richmond

Dr. Lewis Crenshaw Bosher, a leading Virginia surgeon, died at his home in Richmond on a Sunday evening from a heart lesion at age sixty one. He had recently suffered rheumatic and heart troubles, collapsing after rising from dinner.

Lewis Crenshaw Bosher Virginia Richmond

Nominations in New York state on statewide ballots

Enrolled Republicans and Democrats of New York vote for candidates seeking county and state offices as well as United States senator and Congress seats. Leaders predict a large turnout with key contests for governor and U S senator on both tickets. Mrs Maggie Baker leaves for Weverton Md and Rev Dr William M Dame visits in Hattimore.

New York New York State United States Congress

Convicts Cleared Over Explosion Blame Shift

The escape attempt was thwarted but the convicts were absolved from all connection with the explosion. Officials ruled the blast resulted from a failure to take proper precautions.

Virginia Crop Conditions Show Wide Variance From Wet Weather

Unusually wet weather in Virginia produced mixed crop results across the state. Henry M. Taylor reports key yields: corn 96 percent of normal, potatoes 90, tobacco 82, apples 68, pasture 101, hay 1.30 tons per acre and 2.37 tons overall. Peach production at 84 percent of normal.

Virginia Bureau of Crop Estimates Richmond Henry M. Taylor

Plane crash scare halts Hardy county work crowd watches repairs

Farmers and employers in Hardy county West Virginia hoped no more air crashes, after an army plane forced to land near Moorefield due to engine trouble. News spread that the craft landed on A A Welton’s farm, drawing crowds as Washington experts fitted a twelve cylinder Liberty motor and finished repairs over two days.

Hardy County W. Va Lieut. Thomas Army Dayton Ohio Moorefield A. A. Welton Washington

Exporter of Apples Facilities for Reaching Best Markets

Unsurpassed facilities for reaching the best markets. Every detail of the business carefully looked after by specialists Boyd Re Richards 8 V N Bank Bldg. Both phones.

Spe Boyd RE Richards V_N. Bank

West Virginia and Alabama Legislatures Meet in Extra Sessions

The West Virginia Legislature opened a special session in Charleston to pass laws for registering women voters in time for the November election. In Montgomery Alabama the legislature also convened an extraordinary session to enact emergency measures addressing women voter registration.

Associated Press Charleston W. Va West Virginia Cornwell Alabama Montgomery Ala

Fruit Wanted at C Department, Sam NBS

Classified notice seeks all kinds of fruit for delivery by C Department. Contact Sam NBS via Bell Phone 476 for arrangements and pricing.

Bell

Miss Ebersole Weds War Veteran Routt in Washington

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Ebersole daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Ebersole to William Kelso Routt Jr a World War I veteran at a Washington D C ceremony conducted by Reverend Hamilton Fox. The couple planned a return to Lexington and a winter home on V Avenue with Routt employed as a traveling salesman for American Tobacco Company and the bride connected with a Lexington law office.

Miss Ebersole A. Ly Ebersole William Kelso Routt, Jr Levy Washington, D. C Hamilton Fox Methodist Episcopal Ter Harry R. Kern Routt American Tobacco Co William K. Row Lexington United Army

Selling quick Studebaker touring car and farm goods

Quick sale notice offering a nearly new Studebaker touring car and assorted farm items. Seeger rye and crimson clover Kansas grown alfalfa advertised, with contact to discuss bargains and orders.

Kansas

Scout Troop to Celebrate Sixth Anniversary at Empire Theatre

A large crowd is expected at the Empire Theatre for the sixth anniversary meeting of the Erkt Troop of Boy Lee. The Washington Scout Band opens at 7:28 PM, with the meeting to follow, featuring Major B M Roszel and Pifer and Pages Wenda Sheets who will recount their England Belgium trip. Awards, including two Eagle badges, Life and Star Scout specials, and charter member recognitions, will be presented by local Scout leaders.

Empire Theatre Erkt Boy Lee Washington Ing Det London B. M. Roszel Pifer England Belgium Roszel R. T. Barton F Page F. E. Clerk Eagl

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City Council Norton, Bird Packin Edmonds and Richards Rouss Ave W. Water St Song Books Seal’s. Ip Seal’s Music Store NEW Records New. Coumbia Records Valley Pike Bartonville Good Schenk Staunton O. F. Andrews S. la Salle St Fort Loudoun Seminary Carrie E. Johnston Fort Loudoun Maggie Stoddard Spaulding A. M Lelia”A. Butt Alice Becker Paris France School of Music and Dramatic Art Boston J.E. Patterson SABE Acont Solenberger & CO Thomas W. Mathews West Piccadilly St Theodore Reily Cook Eela W. C. Marshall Stewart Street FORD Walter Stine Martinsburg Pike Review Ingersoll Clowe, Jeweler W.water St Green-orchid Cal Star Smallwood John Livyingsgood Convict Camp Isaac Carper A. C. Swimley Swimley Memorial Hospital Cudahy Company Broadway Rastus Empire Tonight Maggie Baker Weverton, Md William M. Dame Memorial Episcopal Church SALF Harris Addition City Hotel PHN Ein Issn Amal Pett Miss. Ebersole Route Studebaker Al_og Dargain Bellphone Valley
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