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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
6
On October 6 at 11 A M a sale of dairy equipment will be held at the corner of Main and Cork in Winchester. Items include a Pasteurizing machine boiler wash tank milk pump turbine separator scales and crates among others with proceeds to REARDON and trustees.
Sofia reported that Ferdinandova fell to government forces after Berkowitza was captured Wednesday night. The loss leaves the communist revolutionary element with no remaining stronghold in the city, marking a decisive turn in the campaign.
Paris dispatch reports French officials note Ruhr residents oppose capitulation and support ongoing resistance with Allied aid. Observers say sentiment favors prolonging the struggle against the government.
The stevedoring wage increase proposal from shipowners for about 30 000 longshoremen checkers and other workers was accepted by the International Longshoremen’s Association ending a threatened strike. The settlement averts a labor action and outlines new pay terms.
Weather brought 24 hours of rainfall and snow as Sheridan Wyoming flooded with rising creeks threatening homes. Damages included cars swept away and a potential death toll near 100 as rescue workers recovered victims from submerged trains near Glen Rock.
Mrs. Charles Webb a wealthy New York and Philadelphia society figure died after a three week illness at the Westchester Biltmore Country Club. Authorities will conduct a thorough inquiry into the death amid mysterious circumstances noted by her physician who withheld a death certificate.
Governor Morrison deployed state troops to Mitchell County after an elderly white woman was attacked by a Black man. White residents reportedly forced the removal of Black convicts near Spruce Pine and warned the convict camp supervisor to relocate by noon.
Marines marching up Main street today drew cheers as Marshall Baker, a principal organizer of the Moose here, was spotted by many bandsmen who gave him a high sign. The band arrived in Winchester this afternoon at the head of the Marine Corps contingent, previously seen here when the local Loyal Order of Moose lodge was instituted.
Manila reports rival camps predict disturbances and possible bloodshed on October 2 during the insular senatorial election with statements from competing factions.
The New York exchange house of Robert Myland Company announced a voluntary liquidation. Assets and loans show an apparent surplus of about $500000, with $2.4 million in liabilities. The firm is a major holder in Jones Brothers Tea, whose stock has tumbled. Creditors expect full repayment as margin calls and receivables work out.
Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr arrives in Washington for a brief stay before returning to Boston where he will help organize naval aviation reserves. Social activity includes a dinner by Mr Marshall Baker for General Smedley Butler at his Washington street home before a Winchester golf club event. Local residents and travelers are noted at the Commercial Hotel with several visits and trips to nearby cities. An upcoming event at The Auditorium will feature boxing and wrestling for the American Legion with scientific bouts and a $1 admission at 8 o'clock.
Train times for Berryville to Roanoke and Bristol with parlor car service, local and sleeper options, connections at Shenandoah Junction and Hagerstown, fares and agent contacts in Virginia. Also notes Pullman Sleeper service to Philadelphia and New York and routes via Roanke and Shenandoah.
Reno led the nation in divorces in 1922 with 743 filings while 485 marriages occurred. Nevada statewide totals show 1 026 divorces and 935 marriages, with 1916 figures giving 1 001 marriages and 648 divorces.
Oklahoma City September 28 The Legislature may meet without a governor call for a constitutional amendment allowing a special session. The measure, approved by the Supreme Court, faces remaining legal hurdles before appearing on the October 2 ballot. Governor Walton seeks a new hearing after challenging petition signatures.
Shenandoah Valley AcademyAssociation announced chairs will be placed at Haddox Terrace for the Mariies Washington College football game tomorrow afternoon. Chairs are for adult women only and sold at a nominal charge. men and children are excluded.
Sofia reports that fifty Soviet republics established by the Communists in various cities faced suppression as troops moved to quell the unrest. The action underscores a decisive government effort to restore order during the term.
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