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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1923
Page
2
J Puelicher head of the American Bankers Association argues that capitalism has brought comfort and leisure, while condemning child labor long hours and unfair cycles. He warns socialism and related ideologies undermine democracy and urges reform to prevent unrest and class hatred.
Public sale to be held at the County Court House in Winchester Virginia on October 18 1923 at 11 A M. The property known as the Home Place near Gore Frederick County comprises about 330 acres with a brick dwelling barn garage and outbuildings. One third cash with balance in one and two years secured by deed of trust and insurance. Plats available at 22 Rouss Avenue Winchester. Robert T Barton Administrator dpncta of David A Fries. 9 20 4w
A speaker defends the rewards of individual initiative within capitalism, condemns taxation and forced confiscation, and argues to preserve equal opportunity. He criticizes child labor, seven day weeks, and excessive hours, calls for a strong Federal Reserve defense, and urges renewed labor, thought, and knowledge for societal progress.
The Frederick county Circuit Court resumes after vacation on Monday October 1 with Judge F. B. Whiting presiding. Grand jurors summoned include E. R. McDonald T. B. Renner WwW. 8S. O'Rear Clarence Omps Walter Plandeke and William Funkhouser.
Ray Robinson, C. B. Whitacre, J. R. Snapp, George B. Wright, Henry Pitzer, J. W. Richards S. A. Rust, WwW. F. Rinker and B. L. Lemley listed as participants. Several cases of minor importance will occupy the attention of the grand jury so far as is known at present.
Mr. M. Hamburger of Winchester faced a speeding charge after telling Martinsburg magistrate he believed Martinsburg's Queen Street was an open highway thus making speed laws inapplicable in town. He awaits a Friday hearing in Martinsburg.
Market dull in Richmond with fancy showy fruit at about 5.00 and good packs 3.00 to 4.00 while ordinary and cull run 1.50. Martinsburg notes light demand with Jonathan, York Imperial, and Ben Davis prices. Philadelphia sees very slow demand and ample cold storage. Virginia leads yesterday’s apple shipments with 58 of 734 cars, Washington 205, Illinois 85, California 61, others single cars.
Tollgates on the Berryville turnpike between Winchester and Castleman's Ferry will close at midnight Sunday September 30. The pike will become toll free as it is incorporated into the State Highway System, affecting three gates between Winchester and Berryville and a fourth gate toward the Shenandoah river. These are the last gates in the region.
Brandell Brill of this city, long connected with Hearst papers, has emerged prominently in efforts to publish the New York American and New York Evening Journal during the crippling strike. He reputedly earned notice for producing near normal editions under hardship while Hearst pressmen faced fatalities. Brill received protection from two headquarters detectives who stayed with him at the Hotel McAlpin for a full week.
A brief reflection notes it is wiser to gain respect for one's views from others than to force agreement. It emphasizes mutual respect over argument.
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