Youths Held in Car Theft Case In Maryland Virginia
Sheriff Pannett says two Ellicott City men James Mott 22 and Frederick Lawrence Bailliere head of Mott and Co garage stole a touring car owned by Richard Jolliffe. The car was sold to W C Lefford in Hampton and recovered by Hampton police. Bail was set at 4000 each with preliminary hearing held.
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W.cleford
Oampton
Poseasion
Hampton
Sinclair
Mr. Shackleford
Automo
Shackleford
Maryland
Mott
Washington
Jiff. Pannett
Mey Conrad Kownslar
Berryle
nSve
Matt
Ody
Mrs Gavin du High Plans New York Civic Musical Evening
Mrs Gavin du High of New York City formerly Miss Lillian Riley of Inverchester will give a musicale in the Sunday school room of Sacred Heart Church on Friday evening September 1 at 7 30 o'clock. She is a former contralto with Sousa's Band and has served as principal at the International Opera Company and with the San Carlos Opera Company. Other participants and a fine program are noted including Emma Howard Wright and a recitationSketch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gavin du High
New York City
Lillian Riely
Inchester
Mday
Sacred Heart
Sousa
High
International Nd. Opera Company
San Carlos Opera Company
Emma Howard Wight _ will
Boy Scouts Take Tennis Match Over Girls 1921
The Boy Scouts defeated the Girls Athletic Association in Kern court in singles and doubles. Harman Baker and Kenneth Cornwell led the scouts with Frances Page and Louise Cooper key for the girls. Both sides drew cheers as the Scouts claimed the victory and earned a chance to defend the 1921 championship.
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Girl Athletic Association
Kern Court
Sek
Frances Page
Louise Cooper
Girls’ Athletic Association
Messrs. Harman Baker
Kenneth Cornwell
Miss Page
Cooper
Baker
Cornwell
Miss Gooper
Mice Cooper
Winchester Orchard Supply Ad Promotes Apple Crop Gear
Orchard Supply Company at 301 N Market St Winchester advertises Trescott apple graders presses hatchets liners caps caps and belts ladders conveyors and all crop essentials with phone contact 313 301.
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Market St
Autos Wanted for Unveiling Ceremony in Winchester
The committee for the unveiling of monuments to Major General Ramseut at Cedar Creek and Brigadier Pettigrew at Bunker Hill requests county and Winchester residents loan any automobiles to transport guests. A North Carolina delegation will attend and needs courtesy. Contact George B. Chapman or W. S. Hicks immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Dodson Ramseut
Cedar Creek
James Johnston Pettigrew
Bunker Hill
Winchester
North Carolina
Messrs
George B. Chapman
W. S. Hicks
Students Attend Hampden-Sydney College
Messrs. Graham Lacy, M.M. Laych Jr., Ross Wheat, and Garland Williams left yesterday for Hampden-Sydney, Va., to attend Hampden-Sidney College. Also noting Sam Haines in the Bell Phone 476 area, and fruit at Co V Depot.
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Co. V. Depot
Sam. Haines
Bell Phone
Hampden-Sidney
Graham Lacy
M.M. Laych, Jr
Ross Wheat
U S Judges Targeted by Anti-Saloon League Speakers
Washington news report states the Anti-Saloon League formed a committee led by Rev T A Baker to draft a resolution urging impeachment of federal judges who fail to enforce prohibition. Speakers accused judges of laxity and shielding violators, with plans for congressional action and world prohibition discussed at the conference underway in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
League
T. A. Baker
Anti-Saloon League
International Congress Against
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Salaam
League of America
Wheeler
Ramseur monument ceremony moved to 3 o clock
Virginia counties preparing to attend the Ramseur monument dedication near Middletown are advised the program at Belle Grove will begin at 3 PM instead of 4 PM as previously announced. The Pettigrew monument event at Bunker Hill, West Virginia, also starts at 3 PM on Friday the 17th.
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Virginia. V
Middletown
Belle Grove
Shenandoah County
Pettigrew Monument
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Wanted Good Cook for Camp Apply at Company Marshall
Wanted good cook for camp with good wages for right man. Apply WW Co Marshall 409 South Stewart Street 14 LP-2T.
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Co. Marshall
S. Stewart Street
Final hour stock rebound and declines across sectors
In New York on September 15 the market closed irregularly with Rails and oils advancing. Atlantic Coast Line Chesapeake and Ohio Delaware and Hudson Western Maryland second preferred rose while Denver and Rio Grande preferred fell. Industrials like Cru cible Great Northern Four and United States steel rose. sparking transfers included tobacco and copper gains as call money eased to 6 percent. Sales reached about 550000 shares and noise from various ads followed.
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The
Associated Press
New York
Atlantic Coast Line
Chesapeake and Ohio
Delaware and Hudson
Maryland
Kansas City
Victim of Explosion Dies at Memorial Hospital
Isaac H. Carper 40, foreman of the dynamite gang at the Millwood road quarry two miles south of Winchester, died today at Memorial Hospital from skull and jaw fractures after an explosion yesterday. Jeff Dove, also injured, showed improvement and regained sight in one eye. Carper born in Carpers Valley. survived by widow Miss Costello, parents Angalie and McCarper, sisters Je 6 Carper Lucy Carper, and four brothers. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Isaac H. Carper
Millwood Road
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
A. C. Swimley
Jeff Dove
Carper
Virginia Woolen Mills
Carpers Valley
Miss. Costello
Vaucluse
Angalie B. McCarper
Mis
Lucy. Carper
Mess
May Prevent Miners from Organizing
Associated Press report from Charleston West Virginia Sept 15 describes coal operators in McDowell and Mercer counties filing to restrain United Mine Workers of America from organizing. They claim a contract bars union activity and allege a conspiracy to unionize West Virginia fields to block competition. No court action was taken.
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Associated Press
Charleston
United Mine Workers of Miners
McDowell
Mercer
United Mine Workers
Central
West Virginia
Exporter of Apples Ad Runs Keen Market Appeal
An advertisement touts unmatched facilities for reaching top markets with careful attention to every business detail. It invites inquiries about Keiffer pears and lists contact details for Boyd R Richards at 8 V N Bank Ride with both phones. Nearby items note social visits and a pastor resuming duties at Shenan Collegiate Institute.
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Keiffer Pears
Boyd R. Richards
V. N. Bank
Washington Boy Scout Band to Visit Winchester Tonight
The Boy Scout Band of Washington D C will celebrate its fourth anniversary and join the First Troop of Boy Scouts in Winchester Virginia for anniversary events. The band arrives this evening for a fifth trip to the Virginia city and will be quartered at the new Boy Scout clubhouse donated by L Marshall Baker.
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Empire Theatre
Boy Scout Band of
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Washington Star
Washington Band
Scout Band of Washington
L. Marshall Baker
Boy Scouts of Winchester
Virginia City
Boy Scout
Baker
James L. Kidwell
J. H. Wagner
H. EK. Beavans
G. W. Bailey
H. N. Anderson
W. Atkinson
O. W. Bailey
W. Barbee
R. C. Blatt
J. A. Breen
Ki Burgess
C. C. Clark
G. Dudeck
J. Dunnigan
HB. I. Maycock
F. L. Moreland
J. R. Newman
G. Parater
J. H. Prater
M. A. Pinney
L. R. Roland
S. B. Simons
H. BE. Smallwood
LL Smallwood
E. B. Smith
Swain
W. Swain
Th Age Tracey
J.B. Wood
We. Wothington
Dedication Hours Changed for Ramseur and Pettigrew Monuments
The committee on arrangements invites the public to unveil two monuments, Ramseur at Belle Grove near Middletown and Pettigrew at Bunker Hill. Belle Grove ceremony is tomorrow at 3 PM and Bunker Hill Friday at 3 PM. Contacts George Chapman or W J Hicks for conveyances. North Carolina delegation expected on the noon B and O train.
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General Ramseur
Belle Grove
Middletown
Pettigrew
Bunker Hill
Exer
sBelté Grove House
Winchester
Boyd
George Chapman
W. J. Hicks
North Carolina
Baltimore and Ohio
Local Board of Review Sets Saturday Grievances on Reassessment
The Local Bard of Review will meet Saturday to hear landholders in Stonewall and Gainesboro districts about reassessment grievances. By order of the Board of Review. C. C. Brannon, secretary.
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Bard OF Review
Stonewall
Gainesboro
Board of Review
Local notices and sales items from September display
Sept 13 to 20 window display for M CLOW jeweler announces sale of bicycle at 411 S Bralt St and a lost white plaid shawl at 309 S Spewart St with rewards. Pebble dashed cottage for sale 7 rooms large lot double garage priced at 4000 by G Clarence Miller. Tonight at 7 with Major BM Roszel Assistant Scout Master Pifer Patrol Leader Sheetz present annual awards concert by Washington Scout Band.
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G. Clarence Miller
Prosprets Beater Mar Sails to Winchester Details
Sailings and space in steamer discussed for government permit. References THO AS W. MATHEWS at 25 West Piccadilly Street Office Winchester Virginia. Dates and approvals noted.
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W. Mathews
Weat Piccadilly
Winchester
John W Bailey dies after weeklong illness at Winchester Hospital
John W Bailey a prominent northern county farmer died at Winchester Memorial Hospital from paralysis after a seven day illness. He was 77, born May 16 1843 at Greenspring and had recently retired. Survived by wife Elizabeth Swartz four daughters and a grandson Paul Bailey Adams. Funeral Friday at Greenspring with Methodist rites.
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John W. Bailey
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bailey
Scott Affleck
North Market Street
Mr. Bailey
Greenspring
J. B. Adams
Elizabeth M. Swartz
Gainesboro
C. V. Davis
Mis
M. L. Fries
Washington, D. C
J. E. Adams
C. G. Shanholtz
Springfield
Ohio
Paul Bailey Adams
Charles P. Bailey
Jesse Bailey
Summit Point
W. Va
Virginia Hull
Kiracore
Nathaway
Batley
Reece
South
Mass
Hancher
James Hancher
Richard Summel
John Hardy
Bb. B @moke
Jonas Barrett
Cecil H. Bailey
Frank Bailey
Earl Bailey
John McDonald
Stewart Fries
Illinois Party Fight in Big State Primary
Chicago voters joined men and women in Illinois as Republicans and Democrats elected candidates for US senator representatives governor and about 90 state offices. The bitter GOP factional fight centered on Gen Small backed by Mayor Thompson against John G. Oglesby supported by Gov Lowden. Early voting suggested turnout could reach 500000, over half the registered voters.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Ilinois
Gen Small
Kankakee
William Hale Thompson
Governor withholds ratification certification in Connecticut
Hartford dispatch reports Governor Holcomb questions the legality of ratifying the nineteenth amendment by the Legislature and withholds certification. Catharine M. Flanagan delivered a certified copy of the ratification resolution to Washington for filing with Secretary Colby as a special session is summoned to act on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Holcomb
Mies
Catharine M. Flanagan
The
Suffrage Association
Washington
Colby
Charleston Gazette raises daily price to eleven cents
Announcement states the Charleston Gazette increases the price of its daily issue from ten to eleven cents beginning today. The note mentions a return of a five colored painter dog to Charles H. Bursey in Middletown and references Robert J. Barton in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
W. Ya
Charleston Gazette
Chas. H. Bursey
Middletown
Robert
Rexall Straw Vote Begins Across the United States
Rexall drug stores nationwide start a straw poll on the presidential election. Miller's drug store in Matinchester records the first vote by Mrs Harry Miller. Voting is open to women voters who are registered or will register by election day. Two ballot boxes, one for men and one for women, aim for a fair reflection of sentiment. Votes must be cast in person. no mail or phone ballots. Results will be telegraphed to Boston for regional tallies and displayed in stores.
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Rexall
United States
Miller's Drug
Matinchester
Harry Miller
Matt
Asfornia
New Hampshire
Hughes
Wilson
The
United Company
Boston
Mays
Linda C Wins A Pacing At Shenandoah County Fair
Linda C pacer swept the 2.25 pacing class at Woodstock Virginia winning all three heats for a 400 dollar purse. Belle placed second Corkscrew finished third in a six-horse field with a postrace mishap and a driver injured. Robert Barr of Winchester captured third money in the 2.30 trotting event.
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Robert M. Henry
Linda C
Woodstock Va
Linda
Belle
Corkscrew
Winchester Fair
The
Star
Woodstock
Lindau
Baker Urges Prep for ROTC Training at Colleges
Secretary of War Baker urged college students to join advanced military training through the ROTC program at colleges and universities. He said the growing list of officers requires fostering a strong reserve of capable leaders for national emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
State College
Baker
Potatoes and Cabbage Wanted for Evening Delivery
A brief notice seeks deliveries of potatoes and cabbage to Green Orch rd with a contact at the Star office. The item hints at a prize of an Ingersoll Radiolite watch for the window guesser. Additional oddities include a garbled line about a jeweler and a company order.
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Mente
el- Tate City
Olliffe
Wajrman, Conklin
John Holand
People’s Drug CO
JOR’ Sale
Inwood
Her Hill
F. H. Crazer
Martinsburg
Winchester Garage R
T. Bryarly
Rouss Ave
R. FT
Bryarly
S. Solenberger & CO
Cole's
Hills
Bos Victors
Athletic Association
Kern’s Court
Trescott
Wilter St
FORD
Walter Stine
Martinsburg Pike
Chapman’s
Cook
C.de Grange
U.S
Ptf
Winchester Seel Co., Inc
Isaac Carper
West
William Keating, Jr
South Main Street
University of Virginia
Mrs. Howard
Sheely
Baltimore
Ethel
Katharine Yost
Rome
North Kent Street
Gary, Barton
Kernstown
W. Tinsman
Eburphes
Shenan . Collegiate
Washington Musical Organization
C.C Brannon
M. Clow
Jteweler
S. Braltdotk
S. Spewart
Empire ‘Theater
John Bailey
Illinois
Ingersoll Radiolte
Cuowe
Jeweler
Grimm
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