Second Victim May Also Die In Saturday Wreck
A fatal collision near Hagerstown Md left Rosee Jackson dead and Edwin E Hyde gravely injured. Both were in Cad illac and Ford sedans that struck head on on the pike toward Chambersburg. Mrs Jackson died from a fractured skull while Hyde suffered critical injuries and likely death.
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Roseee Jackson
H. Jackson
Winchester Steam Laundry
Washington
Hageratown
Hyde
Pike
Greegekille
Yéikeon
Baltimore
Hagerstown
C Hagerstown
Ghsian
Reese
Ae Bers
Vee
Edwin
Frederick
Jackson Ce Aes
Jackson
Claggett
Hyae Poe
Uae
The Roosevelt Opens as New York City Hotel Leader
The Roosevelt, latest of American hotels, debuts under United Hotels Company of America in Manhattan covering a full block at Forty Seventh Street and Madison Avenue. Howard Clinton Fogg leads operation with grand public openings, private passages to Grand Central, and emphasis on hospitality over luxury.
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Roosevelt
New York City
United Hotels Company of America
American Hotels Corporation
Winchester
Square
Rooset
New York
Madison
Vanderbilt Avenues
Forty-sixth
Grand Central ‘Terminal
Howard Clinton Fogg
The
Plaza
Copley Plaza
Boston
Fiders
The Star circulates across Winchester trading territory
The Star reports sworn audited paid advance circulation for Winchester at 1 651 with 60 in arrears, totaling 1 711 including only paid subscribers. Cites 1920 Winchester population 6 883 and five per home estimate yielding 8 555. Claims 3 882 paid bona fide subscribers with under 12 percent outside the twenty mile territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Notice of sale for unclaimed repaired items
Patrons are warned that watches clocks and jewelry left unclaimed more than 30 days after repair will be advertised and sold to cover the bill. Call Hodgson and Brown for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgson & Brown
Potatoes Auctioned by A L L Hockman & Son
A first class potato shipment from A L L Hockman and Son is noted with the third car listed among A-1 potatoes. The brief item emphasizes quality and carrier status in a local trade notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A .L. L. Hockman & Son
Wytheville Bank Declared In Good Condition
Wytheville Farmers Bank of Southwest Virginia undergoes audit to install approved methods. Depositors and the public are assured that former president affairs do not threaten bank soundness, says R L Pierce president who notes the state banking department completed a semi annual examination and the bank operates by authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juch
Prdaai
Wytheville
Farmers’ Bank of Southwest Virginia
R. L. Pierce
Pierce
Record vote forecast in New Jersey primary
In Newark on September 23 Associated Press reports fair cooler weather and heavy registration as both parties expect a record turnout for the state wide primary. The main race is Sen Walter B Edge against Hamilton F Kean for the Republican U S Senate nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Newark
N. J
United States
Walter B. Edge
Hamilton F. Kean
Sent More Goods Than Ordered In Seed Company Case
A Corporation Court jury is summoned to hear Jersee Company versus Winchester Seed Company on appeal from Magistrate’s Court over a sale contract dispute. Seed Co alleges an order was for fewer cans but Barnester Seed Co sent many more. most cans were not accepted and later sold to cover freight. Jurors J Gatewood Frank Campbell C W Ritter Victor Denny R T Bryarly Charles Latham Harvey Hawkins named for trial.
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Corporation Court
Jersee Company
Winchester Seed Company
Barnester Seed Company
Seed Company
Abo
J. Gatewood
Frank * Campbell
C. W. Ritter
Vitor ‘Hi Denny
R. T. Bryarly
Charles Latham
Harvey Hawkins
Fire Rages Through Canadian Village Leaving 150 Homeless
A fast spreading blaze devastated over twenty buildings in St Urbain, 25 miles from Montreal, starting early today and burning unchecked. St Urbain’s residents faced destruction as the fire threatened the village with St Nrbain and St Constant nearby, the latter already largely burned yesterday.
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Associated Press
Montreal
St. Urbain
St. Nrbain
St. Constant
Funeral Services For Miss Huck
Funeral services for Miss Harriet Stabler Huck who died at Memorial Hospital will be held at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church tomorrow at two o'clock. The Rev. Robert B. Nelson will officiate and interment will be in Mount Hebron cemetery. Pall-bearers are Robt. M. Ward, H. D. Fuller, H. R. Bryarly, B. M. Chiles, Wm. W. Glass, M. M. Lynch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Stabler Huck
Memorial Hospital
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Mount Hebron
Robt. M. Ward
H. D. Fuller
H. R. Bryarly
Grand Jury Will Meet Tomorrow
The grand jury of the Corporation Court is called to sit tomorrow to hear forgery cases and marital affairs since the last session on September 1. It is understood indictments may be brought against involved parties. The jury will be the same members from the opening session this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
Charges Made Against Nominee In His Own Party
Republican leaders in the Ninth Virginia district gathered in Pearisburg to discuss charges against L. P. Summers of Abingdon, the party’s congressional nominee. J. W. McGavock and Henry Harmon led talks, with a full district committee meeting planned for next week. Summers had recently resigned as U S Attorney for the Western District of Virginia.
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Virginia
L. P. Summers
Abingdon
J. W McGavock
Wythe County
J. McGavock
United States Senate
Swanson
C. Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
McGavock
Summers
Congress
Pearisburg
Henry Harmon
Tazewell
Harmon
MeGa
United States
Bascom Slemp
George C. Peery
Charley 8. Pendleton
Gate City
Fred Parks
Washington County
C. C. Hyatt
Richlands
Appointment notices for Sunday services in Gainesboro area
The Rev H W Lindamood of Gainesboro Methodist charge announces services on Sunday September 28 at old Bethel 11 am Green Spring 3 pm and Pine Grove 730 pm. Lost four keys on a ring reward Miss Hilda Dean 38 Roass Avenue 22 1p 21.
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H. W. Lindamood
Gainesboro
Hilda Dean
Roass Avenue
Hudson and Essex Reign in Closed Car Field
Hudson and Essex dominate the closed car division at the Winchester event. The Winchester Hudson Co. showcases models at Mid City Garage, with ongoing displays on the 1p 21 23 26 listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson and
Essex
Winchester Hudson CO
Mid City
W. C. T. U. Meeting Set at Handley Library
The regular Womans Christian Temperance Union meeting is scheduled at Handley Library on Thursday September 25 at 3 p m. Members are urged to attend and participate in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
The Needlework Guild Seeks Wool and Garments
Members are asked to send articles to their directors by October 1. Garm ents of all sorts are badly needed. Secretary Winchester Branch. Also wanted apple hauling any kind. Call 772. Wright and Keffer. Fine building lots for sale on Stewart Street near Handley School. Two lots 70 by 105 feet. Winchester Realty Co Inc. 22 Rouss Avenue Winchester Va.
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THE
Needlework Guild
Winchester
Wright and Keffer
Stewart Street
Handley School
Winchester Realty Co., Inc
Rouss Avenue
Winchester, Va
Apple picker wanted at Belle View Orchards
Help wanted for apple picking at Belle View Orchards in Fisherville Virginia four miles east of Staunton. Apply to R B Bauserman, manager, Belle View Orchards. Listing appears in local notice.
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R. B. Bauserman
Belle
View Orchards
Fisherville
Staunton
Smith Predicts renomination of strike ticket
Albany dispatch reports Governor Alfred E. Smith predicting renomination on the state ticket but offering no clear commitment while Roosevelt boom grows at Rochester as delegates arrive for the state convention. Other candidates include Col. William Haywood Guy B Moore and J Arthur Tompkins as the field narrows.
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The
Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Alfred 8. Smith
Roosevelt
Rochester
N.Y
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Col
William Haywood
New York City
Guy B. Moore
Buffalo
J. Arthur Tompkins
Nyack
Possibilities Of Mergers Shape Early Market Action
New York September 23 Merger possibilities began to shape the morning stock market as public utility shares rose on growing earnings reports from large firms. More than a dozen stocks, many utilities, hit new morning peaks while market insiders debated whether political factors or clarity on small business trends drove hesitancy.
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Associated Press
New York
Apr Utilities
Balés
Death Toll From Tornado In Two States Mounting
ST PAUL Minn Sept 23 The death toll from Sundays storm in Wisconsin and Minnesota reached 59 as isolation hindered many Wisconsin communities. Crews rushed relief to the homeless and bereaved while efforts continued to reach Thorp and Owen where devastation was greatest. Thirty injured at least, with numbers likely to rise.
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Associated Press
St, Paul
Minn
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Thorp and
Owen
Tso Lin Army Captures Chaoyang In Northern Chihli
General Chang Tso-Lin's forces seize Chaoyang, taking 600 Peking troops prisoner and capturing six field guns eight machine guns 2 000 rifles and other supplies. Retreat reported toward Chaengchang as war lulls continue.
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Tokio
Chang Tso-Lin
Chaoyang
Chihli Province
Mukden
Chang
Peking
Chibli
Chaengchang
Mrs Roberts Dies After Long Illness In Cedar Grove
Mrs Maria C Roberts widow of Nathan S Roberts died at 3 this morning at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Murphy in Cedar Grove. Death followed a long illness from complications. Funeral arrangements pending for Thursday burial. Husband died in April 1923.
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Maria C. Roberts
Nathan S. Roberts
William Murphy
Cedar Grove
Roberta
Inspection of Apples Starts at Berkeley and Across West Virginia
Shipping point inspection of apples has begun in Martinsburg and major points in the eastern panhandle. Authorized U S Bureau of Markets inspectors will certify a large share of the season’s carload shipments. Initiated at Inwood and expanding to North Montibeth Sniders Siding Charles Town Shepherdstown and Berkeley Springs by week’s end inspectors will cover key shipping points.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
United States Bureau of Markets
Inwood
North Montibeth
Sniders’ Siding
Charles Town
Shepherdstown
Keyser
Romney
Berkley Springs
Inne
William Stewart
Tabler
Fruit Growers’ Association
Weat
Virginia
University
Community Packing-House Cellularian
United States
Bureau of Agriculture Nomics
Fritz Leiber Arrives to Star at Empire Theatre Debut
Renowned young actor Fritz Leiber and his company arrive in town and stay at the George Washington Hotel. Leiber will debut in America as D Artagnan in The Three Musketeers at the Empire Theatre tomorrow night with tickets from 50 cents to 2 75. The advance sale is among the Empire's largest, with several fine seats still available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Leiber
George Washington Hotel
Empire Théatre
Mac~beth
New York City
Empire
Leiber
George Ford
Susan Reid Williams
Storage spaces offered at Millwood road crossing
A. Shayock advertises winter storage at Millwood road crossing with phone 93 W. Also Mid City Garage offers storage spaces with reservations available. Dates noted 9 12 16t and 22 1p 6t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
A. Shayock
MidCity
Pastor Loveless and the Double Life in a Small Town
Rev Lawrence Bignt known as Loveless, a pastor, faced scandal as his wife, Geod, stood implicated in a plot involving the minister and the son of Mrs Sweets. Arrests followed near the home as authorities pursued details of a marriage plan and a possible cover for social norms.
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Lawrence Bignt
Geod
Lawrence M
Mnes Sibu Hight
Sweets
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Smith
Tso-Lin
the Associates Press
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China
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