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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
3
The article reports on a talk by Mr. Byrd discussing the decline of personal rights and the broad reaction from the association. He argues that the decay is universal and evident in government at both state and national levels, shaping opinions, legislation, court interpretations, and party declarations.
The University of Virginia summer school postponed its Fourth of July celebration due to low attendance from an excursion to Luray caverns. Over 809 students from 24 states Washington DC and three foreign countries joined in a patriotic program led by registrar Charles G Maphis with Miss Mary Strider and Miss Clara Wihissen in attendance. The program opened with My Country Tis of Thee sung by the assembly.
The passage laments executive overreach and courtemente erosion of habeas corpus, noting suspensions, arrests without accusation, deportations, and an autocratic rule erasing constitutional government. It warns freedom must be earned through vigilance, not given or neglected.
The Rev George E Shuey longtime pastor of the Lutheran Church in Harrisonburg tendered his resignation to take effect after the Virginia Synod meeting in Richmond. He has accepted a call to lead the Bridgewater pastorate serving Friends Bridgewater and St Johns churches and has been assisting there part time for several months.
The text argues presidents may deny community facilities and immigration officials can banish returning citizens. It cites Mitchell v Clark 100 U.S.683 to illustrate executive omnipotence and warns against abuse of injunctions. It notes Colorado’s unrest as an example of constitutional risk and disorder.
A Baltimore wedding couple Mr and Mrs John Freeman Rasin recently tied the knot and now tour the Blue Ridge through Virginia Maryland and part of Eastern Pennsylvania. Other newlyweds are following similar motor honeymoon trips amid popular Virginia Springs and Blue Ridge resorts.
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