Winchester Star publication details and affiliations
The Winchester Star is issued by The Evening Star Publishing Co. Winchester Virginia. The paper is watered at the post office as second class matter and appears daily except Sundays. It is consolidated with the Morning News item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Wincester
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
War one year in advance and short-term rates listed
The document lists subscription pricing in advance terms for war period coverage. Rates show one year at 3.60, six months at 1.76, three months at 0.90, and one month at 0.80. Carrier options include one year six months three months and a combined 2.26 or 1.20 sequence.
Pene Press Dispatches Feature Friday News 1923
United 148 W reports statewide updates and local items in a republication service. The note credits the Pene Press for all dispatches, credited or not, and indicates the issue date of Friday September 14, 1923.
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Pene
Tax Exempt Bonds and Rich Tax Avoidance
An article discusses a move to issue 50 million dollars worth of tax exempt road bonds in West Virginia. It notes 23 billion dollars in tax exempt or partially exempt bonds, led by wealthy investors, and argues such bonds shift tax burdens to middle incomes. It cites figures on estate holdings and proposed federal action to curb tax exempt securities.
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Virginia
Saturday Evening Post
United States
Sige
William Rockefeller
Carter Glass
Trasury
Harding
Treasury
Mellén
Treasury Department
Rocently
Virginia Considers Tax Exempt Road Bond Issuance
The article explains a plan for a $50,000,000 issue of tax exempt road bonds by Virginia. It argues such bonds would be non taxable for income and principal within the state, attracting high income earners to swap taxable securities for Virginia bonds. If sold outside Virginia, the state would forgo taxes while paying interest on the bonds.
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Virginia
Chewing Tough Beef Seen Less Laborious by Scientist
Dr. Arthur Black of Phillips Bravethey Dental School reports in Popular Science that chewing the toughest beef requires only a fraction of jaw power. He cites test data showing jaw strength from 25 to 260 pounds and estimates some individuals exceed 300 pounds, yet the act remains a burdensome task to many diners.
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Arthur Black
Black
Funeral of Elijah DeHaven at Chestnut Grove
Elijah DeHaven, who died at Ganotown West Virginia, was laid to rest at Chestnut Grove after living on a Cross Junction area farm. He was twice married and left a second wife and their child, with brothers Howard and Aaron DeHaven of Light. The report also notes Simon J. Adams returning from Massillon to see his ailing father James M. Adams, and Audrey Brannon and Lowell Brannon traveling to Elkins for school, while Landon Whitacre attends Winchester school.
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Whitacre
Elijah DeHaven
Ganotown
W. Va
Chestnut Grove
Cross Junction
Mr. DeHaven
Ida DeHaven
Bessie DeHaven
Arta Shanholz
Amy Williams
Martinsburg
Etna Luttrell
Kernstown
Messrs
Howard
Aaron DeHaven
Light
Simon J. Adams
Massillon
Ohio
James M. Adams
Audrey Brannon
Lowell
Elkins
Landon Whitacre
Winchester
Two Dollings Men Indicted in Ohio Cement Case
Two Dollings Company officials, G. Benham and Dwight Morrison, were indicted by the Preble county grand jury in Eaton Ohio on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and making false statements in writing about Phoenix Portland Cement Company. Harrison was arrested at his home and jailed in Eaton. another official remained at large.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Weteen
Fam G. Benham
Dwight Morrison
R. L. Dollings Company
Ohio
Preble
Eaton
Crabbe
Harrison
Dollings Couny
Phoenix-Portland Cement Company
Mayor Hylan Improves After Illness in Saratoga
Mayor Hylan of New York, ill with rheumatism in Saratoga Springs, shows temperature normalizing and pulse nearly steady as he recovers. Local report notes three days without fever and overall improvement.
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Associated Press
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Vian
New York
Justice Awaits Bergdoll in War Slacker Case
Secretary of War John W. Weeks writes that Grover C. Bergdoll would face full prison time if he returns to the United States and would not recover any property or money under the trading with the enemy act. The letter responds to American Legion inquiries about pursuing Bergdoll’s return.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Grover C. Bergdoll
United States
John W. Weeks
Weeks
Lemuel Bolles
American Legion
Berrydoll
Despondent Mitsui executive leaps to death in New York
The head accountant of Mitsui and Company, Japanese exporters and importers, leaped from the fifteenth floor of a Broadway office building. He was despondent, reportedly due to fear his family was affected by the earthquake.
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Associated Press
New York
Takanoshue Inouye
Mitsui and Company
Broadway
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Evening Star
Harry Flood Byrd
Bell
United
Securities
Roanoke
Wate Atp
Jonathan, Stayman
Delicious King David
Massey Bros
Mutual Benefit
Baker & Shayock
C.R. Water and Braddock Sts
Dollings
Hylan
Crane Co. Laborato
W. Piccadilly St
Bergdoll
Retary of War
Legion
Winchester Orchard Supply Co
North Market Street
Adams & Adams
Chiropractors
W. Piccadilly Street
Postoffice
R.t.ionmesach, Ne
Ala
State Road
Washington
W. H. Hite
Jenna
DR. McFaden
Burnt Church
Mr. Daffin
F. T. McFaden
P. C. Neidemeyer & Co. Complete Home Furnishers
the Nathanson CO
North Main Street
Funk & Son
South Main Street
Snapp Foundry, Inc
North Market St. I
Winchester, Va
Betty Shoppe
E. J. Snapp Bell Phone
N. Market Street
Hamburger’s
N. Main St
Northern
Main Street
As Sprint
Sprint
Frederick
Shenandoah Coun
Gerald DaCosta
Osta
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