Republicans Deny Dem Charges in Virginia Governor Race
Virginia Republicans deny a Democratic charge that Col. W. Anderson said he was ashamed of Virginia’s star in the Federal flag. Col. Anderson, the Republican nominee, refuted the claim in Martinsville and Halifax campaign stops, reading a written denial and defending his record while Demos accuse extravagance under the current administration. Included is a DOLLAR DAY sale notice from H. K. Green & Brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltin
Sun
Joseph Leer
Virginia
Col. W. Anderson
EB. Lee Trinkle
Son
George J. Hundley
Farmville
Fifth Virginia Judicial Circuit
Anderson
Halfax
H. D. Flood
Hundley
Democratic State Committee
E. Lee Trinkle
Galax
Joseph L. Crupper
Relican Party
Abingdon
Judge Handley
Democratic State Central Committee
Judge Hundley
Danville
Henry W. Anderson
Martinsville
Judge Hundaley
Special September Discount on Farm and Orchard Machinery
Winchester Orchard Supply Co announces a special discount on all farm and orchard machinery for the rest of September. Contact Winchester at 801 N Market St or phone 313 for details and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Orchard Sup. CO
Market St
Ford Freed After Self Defense Hearing in Killing
Jesse L. Ford was freed on a self defense claim after a preliminary hearing before Justice Clay in Lynchburg Virginia. Ford testified that he shot Dr W A Strother in the Strother yard after learning of alleged intimacy between Strother and his wife who did not testify. Ford said Strother tried to grab his revolver and that in the struggle the weapon discharged multiple times before Strother fell dead. The case was dismissed without argument.
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Lynchburg
Jesse L. Ford
W. A. Strether
Boonsboro
Here
Clay
Ford
Dr. Strother
Strother
County Couples Receive Marriage Licenses
A license was granted to Elmer Death Adams of Gainesboro and Frances Bell Garrick of the county. Another license went to Ballard Kirk, a railway postal clerk, and Ada May Delaney, both now of Gore after living in prior states.
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Elmer Death Adams
James H. Adams
Gainesboro
Migs
Frances
Bell Garrick
M. H. Larrick
Ballard Kirk
Mavity, Ky
D. Kirk
Gore
Ada May Delaney
J. F. Delaney
Lockhaven
Fords Fords the largest used car display in Winchester
The notice touts the largest selection of used cars in Winchester with many nearly new models. Prices start at 150 dollars, with cash terms from 75 to 100 dollars and remaining balance in easy monthly payments. CHAPMAN AUTO SALES promotes the sale.
The Invisible Divorce at Strand Theater
A photoplay titled The Invisible Divorce questions if a wife can stay with a husband loving another woman. The National Picture promised to be shown at the Strand Theater today and looks fearlessly into life through the peepholes of domestic drama.
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Strand ‘Theater
Fine Baby Girl Arrives at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs J W Cornwell welcome a bouncing baby girl at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Both mother and baby are reported well. Mrs Cornwell is the daughter of Mr and Mrs M T Dima of Opequon. J G Holsinger farm to be sold at public auction in small tracts Friday September 30 at 11 am on the grounds rain or shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cornwell
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Cornwell
M.T. Dima
Opequon
J. G. Holsinger
Regrouping of Virginia Militia Units Planned
Richmond announces Major HM S Opie of Staunton named colonel of the newly formed Second Virginia Infantry. Adjutant General Gori to confer with Governor to plan regrouping of companies into two regiments and battalion commands. Winchester likely to retain Company I despite transfers. Virginia to form a brigade ready for emergencies at home or abroad as ex-service men and reserves join the National Guard.
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Richmond
Davis
HM. S. Opie
Staunton
Second Virginia Infantry
Gori
John Fulmer Bright
First Infantry
Opie
Second Infantry
Virginia
Winchester
Second
Virginia Infantry
Co. L
National Guard
James P. Reardon
Robert Y. Conrad
Company I
France
George H. Grim
Conrad
Mutt and Jeff in Chinatown at Empire Theater Tonight
The large company presenting the musical comedy Mutt and Jeff arrives this morning and performs at the Empire Theater tonight at 8 30. The new bill titled Matt and Jeff in Chinatown features Broadway song hits and has been well received in other cities.
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Mutt and
Jeff
Bud Fisher
Empire Theater
Matt
Chinatown
DAR MEETING AT HANDLEY LIBRARY SET FOR THURSDAY
The Daughters of the American Revolution announce an important meeting at Handley Library on Thursday September 29 at 8 P M All members at large and those with pending papers are urged to attend.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Handley Library
Fire destroys stock yards district buildings in Atlanta
Fire swept Marietta street stock yards area causing heavy property loss and 75 to 100 mules burned or destroyed. Total damage pegged at about 100000 dollars. Master Harold Lucas, visiting Warrenton Virginia, returns home with Mrs Rowzie and Maurice Latham.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Stock Yards
Marietta Street
Harold Lucas
Warrenton
J. M. Rowzie
Maurice
Latham
British reply on Sinn Fein note postponed amid uncertainty
London dispatch reports King George reply to Pamonde delayed and unclear for tomorrow. Officials say the note offers nothing that would bar Sinn Fein acceptance, while forecasts expect the meeting to proceed despite doubts about the British position.
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Associated
London
Minis- Maeyd George
Pamonde
Gome
Sinn Fein
Los Angeles Votes to Create Film Censorship Board
Los Angeles council authorized the city attorney to appoint a seven member film censorship commission. Opponents warned the move could destroy the local motion picture industry while proponents urged removal of uncensored content.
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Associated Press
Los. A
Hundreds Die in a Typhoon Near Nagoya
Tokyo reports indicate several hundred lives lost as a typhoon swept the Nagoya district on Honshu. A tidal wave destroyed crops and homes. multiple steamers sank with crews missing. Also notes growers plan a trip to Western New York for cultivation and cooperative packing practices led by N. R. Peet, leaving Oct. 10 to study methods.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Nagoya
Hondo
New York
N. R. Peet
Peet
Two Dead in New York Crime Wave
A patrolman and an alleged burglar were killed in separate gunfire incidents during a New York crime wave. The patrolman died on Riverside Drive after arresting an automobile suspect previously released on bond, while Harold Finley, 18, was shot by a detective during a grocery store robbery.
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Associated Press
New York
Riverside Drive
Liberty
Bond
Harold Finley
Veterans march at Indianapolis during Grand Army encampment
Veterans proceed slowly yet proudly in the 55th annual Grand Army of the Republic Encampment in Indianapolis. Agnes H. Parker of Boston is elected national president of the Woman's Relief Corps, succeeding Inez J. Bender. The Relief Corps sends a message to President Harding in support of the disarmament conference.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
North
Grand Army of the Republic
Agnes H. Parker
Boston
Woman's Relief Corps
Inez J. Bender
Relief Corps
Harding
Winchester public schools staff honored at Centenary reception
The Winchester public school faculty was honored at a reception hosted by the Winchester Ministerial Association at Centenary Reformed Church. About 300 people attended as Supt. F. E. Clerk, Principal H. W. S. Duffey, and board members were welcomed by clergymen. Local musicians and vocal performances complemented the event.
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Centenary Reformed Church
Winchester Public Schools
Winchester Ministerial Association
Charles M. Ebert
Centenary Concert Orchestra
John Anderson
Charles Bryant
Washington
Ministerial Association
F. M. Richardson
J. H. Lacy
Charles Ailey
Herbert S. Larrick
Mes
Boyd R. Richards
Jennie Green
George Riley
City School Board
Board of Handley Trustees
F. E. Clerk
HW. S. Duffey
Sprint
Ebert
Kremer
Haddox
Hodges
Rehearsal Planned For The Mikado At Empire Theatre
A men chorus rehearsal for The Mikado to be staged at the Empire Theatre on November 10 begins tonight at 8 o clock at the Boy Stout building on North Main Street. Women’s chorus rehearsal follows tomorrow night at the same time and place under Mrs Frank Reynolds who led Pinafore to success at the Empire.
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Empire Theatre
Boy Stout
North Main Street
Frank Reynolds
Land Sale at Hol Singer Farm Friday September 20 1911
Opportunity for buyers to purchase land at personal price at J G Hol singer farm sale on premises Friday at 11 a m rain or shine. Auction offers chance for investors and house geeker to acquire plots locally.
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J. G. Holsinger
Meeting Thursday afternoon and farm sale announced
A notice calls a Thursday meeting for Sept 20 at 3 pm with prizes for a recent membership contest and invites a large attendance. It also announces valuable prizes at J G Holsinger's Farm Sale on Friday September 20 at 11 am.
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J. G. Holsinger
Apartment for Rent at 27 W Water St
Apartment for rent with possession on September 18 at 27 West Water Street. Includes 14 1p tf listing details and terms not specified. Contact property manager for application and viewing arrangements.
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H. R. Jones & Co
F. Water
St. Os
Water St
County man James Rutherford dies in Kansas home
James Rutherford, 67, a Frederick county native and long time Kansas farmer, died at his Augusta county Kansas home after a 10 day heart illness. Funeral arrangements will be in Kansas. He left Frederick county 51 years ago and last visited 31 years ago, survived by his widow Zora Warner, four sons, three daughters, four brothers, three sisters and many relatives in Frederick county.
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James Rutherford
Frederick County
Augusta County
Kansas
Rutherford
James
Susan Rutherford
Zora Warner
John Rutherford
Berryville Pike
William, Arthur and
Ashby Rutherford
Jannie McIntyre
Minnie Rutherford
Richmond
Charles R. Keeler
Winchester
Fruit trees in demand as orchards short of stock
Major Lloyd Stark reports from a nationwide tour that fruit tree demand is high and orchards are short of trees. Census data show over one hundred million bearing trees were lost between 1910 and 1920, prompting farmers to plant tens of thousands of trees now.
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Lloyd Stark
Census Bureau
U. S. Department of Commerce
United States
L. M
Welton
Winchester
Coal firm to take orders for Georges Creek Big Vein Coal
H B Keckley advertises Georges Creek Big Vein Coal with order intake at 27 1p 61. The notice outlines coal supply terms and contact point for buyers seeking this geological seam.
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Georges Creek
Appraisement of W L Fultz Personal Estate Reported
Appraisers Luther Pannett Bernard M Sullivan and Harry K Russell valued the late W L Fultz estate at 218 50. Executrix Clara V Fultz accepted the appraisal and it was approved by Herbert Larrick before recording. Dollar Day sale at 9 o clock features black taffeta crepe de chine silk shirting at 1 00 a yard with limit six yards.
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W. L. Fultz
Winchester
Corporation Court
Luther Pannett
Bernard M. Sullivan
Harry K. Russell
Clara V. Fultz
Herbert 8. Larrick
Ip H Kk
Green & Brother
Miss Elizabeth Newton Joins Handley Schools Faculty
Miss Elizabeth Newton arrives in Winchester to begin duties as a Handley Schools faculty member after visiting relatives in Bennettsville North Carolina where she stayed with Miss Mabel Walton.
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Elizabeth Newton
Bennettsville
N. C
Mabel Walton
Handley Schools
Winchester
Woodstock
Four Horsemen of Apocalypse Coming to Empire
The Empire will present The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse from Metro Pictures with Rex Ingram directing and an all star cast. The epic drama based on Vicente Blasco Ibanez features a 12 500 person production with lavish sets and a full French sequence and will be shown Thursday through Saturday with matinees and limited seating at Empire prices.
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Chester
Metro
Pictures Corporation
Vicente Blasco Ibanes
Omtra
Shail L
Rex Ingram
New York Times
Boston Herald
New York Evening Post
Gone Literary Digest
Worth
Matinees
Fes
Winchester
Nees
Dollar Day Sale On Pillow Cases And Sheets
A local retailer advertises a dollar day sale tomorrow featuring 442 by 36 pillow cases at 1.00 each, with sheets and four pillow cases included for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Green & BR
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Onel Anders
Inetter
Dever
East
H. K. Green & Brother
Jesse L. Ford Freed
Boonsboro, Va
Chapmane Auto
Berryville Road
D. A. ER
J. R. Dushane
Fruit Growers Associp
N. Y
Return
Northern
Power Co, Oo
Gladstone Crim
Hugh Green
Earl Grim
John Michael Steck
Susan Reid Williams
Carter Mae Striker
Cather
Bagr
R. L. Gray
W. A. Baker
Rosenberger
Grove and White
Clarence Woods
Walter M. Depp
W.e. T
Far West
Old Frederick
Fultz
the Empire
Ibanez
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