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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1926

Page

2

Walter H. Turner State Attorney for Warren Dies

Walter H. Turner 58 Commonwealth attorney for Warren County died at his home after months of illness. He underwent surgery in Washington and had served as attorney for fifteen years and earlier as Roanoke police court judge. He directed the Bank of Warren and is survived by his mother, a son Walter H. Turner Jr., and a sister Mrs J C Slike. Funeral Friday with interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery.

Royal Walter Turner Commonwealth Attorney Warren County Walter H. Turner J. C. Slike Specavors Prospect Hill Cemetery

Barton man dies from Northwestern turnpike crash injuries

John P. Ross, 60, of Barton Maryland, died Tuesday night from injuries after a Sunday automobile crash on the Northwestern turnpike near Romney West Virginia. His eldest son, who drove, was thrown glass and cut. the father was critically injured. Survived by wife Charlotte and daughters Verna and Williams. Ross was a student nurse at Western Maryland Hospital Cumberland.

John P. Ross Barton Northwestern Turnpike Romney W. Va Ross Charlotte Williams Barton Verna Western Maryland ‘Hospital Cumberland

Indicted teacher accused of arson at schoolhouse

A teacher faces indictment for allegedly burning down the local schoolhouse. The case centers on motive and damage to the education facility, with investigators pursuing leads as court proceedings begin.

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Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Omaha Woman

In 1819 two babies were born and Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound gained fame. Mrs Adolph Bratke of 4316 South 13th St Omaha Nebr credited the remedy with restoring her health after four years of decline. She says the treatment improved her strength enabling her to work and raise six children.

Old England New England Queen Victoria Lydia HE. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Adolph Bratke South 13Th St South Omaha Nebr Lydia B. Pinkham

Dempsey Tunney Clash Aims For Record Gate in Rickard Career

Promoter Tex Rickard targets a heavyweight title fight between Dempsey and Tunney set for the Sesqui centennial week. Attendee estimates top 130000 with about 2 million dollars in revenue, seeking a new all time sports event record. Rickard notes his twenty years in promotion since Gans Nelson at Goldfield and cites past gates and prices.

Dempsey-Tunney Rickard APH Dem Hinlloy Charpions Tex Rickard New York Boixity Boyle's Thirty Acres Jersey City Todas Cs Brekere Gans- Nelson Goldfield Nev Tex Corte Rae Nec Richards Fig’ Aynspeighe Jeffries-Johnson Reno San Francisco Dempsey-Carp Garden Dempsey-Willard Toledo Ohio Dempsey-Brenpan Dempsey-arpentier Jersey Dem déy-Wirpo Polo Pounds N. Y

Monument unveiled in Warsaw honors William Atkinson Jones

The first foreign people funded monument in Virginia was unveiled in Warsaw to honor Congressman William Atkinson Jones for liberalizing Philippines and Puerto Rico government. Born March 21 1849 in Warsaw he served as a Confederate veteran under Stonewall Jackson and died April 17 1928, mourned by three countries.

Virginia Peple Warsaw Phillippine Islands William Atkinson Jones Phillippines and Porta Rica Jones Rappahannock Potomac Rivers Congressman Jones United States George Washington James Monroey James Madison Harry Lee Richard Henry Lee EK. Lee George Mason Richmond Fredericksburg Mr. Jones Stonewall” Jackson Virginia Military Institute

October 1 To Be Moving Day In N Y

New York prepares for October 1 as the annual moving day when thousands seek new apartments. The shift involves a high level of apartment hunts, transfer company activity and congested traffic as families swap homes in the city.

N.Y Associated Press New York

New Anniversary Stamp Debuts for White Plains Battle

A new two cent stamp marks the 150th anniversary of the Battle of White Plains. It features a Continental Army gun crew in action and will go on sale in White Plains, New York, October 18.

Washington White Plains N. Y

Geneva to Host Twenty Fifth Universal Peace Congress

Geneva attracts world conventions as the Twenty fifth Universal Congress of Peace is convoked for early September. The event recalls 1867 origins with Victor Hugo and Garibaldi style welcomes, focusing on economic issues, tariffs, exchange fluctuations, and state sovereignty amid growing interdependence.

Associated Press Geneva Victor Hugo Napoleon III Europe Oa Eally Garibaldi Rue du Mont Blanc

Tar Stream Cleaves Baltimore Man on Shenandoah Route

William Spicer of Baltimore, employed by a tar spreading firm, was struck in the face and arms by a blown feed-pipe packing while preparing to open a valve on the Lee Highway section toward Massanutten Mountain. He received first aid on the scene and was rushed to Ruckins ham Memorial Hospital.

William ‘Spicer Baltimore Lee Highway Shenandoah River Massanutten Mountain Spicer Ruckinsham Memorial Hospital

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