Nation turns to university men for guidance in citizenship
Mr R Gray Williams delivered the honorary address at Massanutten closings in their hall. He urged training citizens for duties, traced prewar life to postwar corporate growth, warned of corporate power and legislative capture, praised honest public men, and critiqued recall and referendum as tools for reform in a rapidly industrial era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gray Williams
Massanutten
Oe Via
Williams
Academy
Howard J. Bencroft
Mr. Williams
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Littleton
Roanoke Mayor Guilty On All Four Charges
Roanoke Virginia June 2 after sixteen days of a sensational trial the jury found Mayor Joel H Catelin guilty on all four specifications of malfeasance finance and gross neglect of official duty. The verdicts followed a report to the special grand jury in March and involved eighteen counts originally. A stay of judgment was granted for 385 days to allow appeal and continuation on page 4.
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Roanoke
Etd
Ihe
Virginia Court
Joel H. Catelin
Deni Victor
Mieteen
CIA
Coupe
Chiles Addresses County Deputy Stance in Frederick Notes
S M Chiles defends his record as Frederick county treasurer and rebuts a rival card by C R McCann. He argues the county city tensions are settled, lists current deputies and office staff, and asserts his past tenure proves efficiency and businesslike conduct. He notes deputies have long followed a city resident pattern.
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C. R. McCann
Frederick County
J. A. Parker
M.S. Elliott
W. G. Conway
E. G. Hollis
Winchester
Hollis
Incunmitent
Adam Forney
Treasuer
S. M. Chiles
Doctor Henkel At Rest Funeral for Dr. Miller Henkel held in Winchester
Funeral services for the late Dr. Miller Henkel formerly of Winchester were held at nine this morning at his brother Dr Alfred D Henkel's South Market street residence. Rev George S Bowers and Rev Lewis G M Miller led the service with Grace Church choir, floral tributes noted. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery beside his first wife. Pallbearers included Dr G L Miller Dr W A Bell Thomas J Cooper Walter Miller Isaiah Funkhouser and Newton Moore. The body arrived in Winchester the prior evening with widow Carrie Hale Henkel and son Thomas Henkel, with other mourners from Wytheville Moorefield and area communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Henkel
Winchester
Winter Park
Fla
Alfred D. Henkel
South Market Street
George S. Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
Lewis G. M. Miller
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Charleston
8. C
Grace Church
Mount Hebron ‘Cemetery
Dr. Henkel
G. Li Miller
W. A. Bell
Thomas J.cooper
Walter Miller
Isaiah Funkhouser
Newton Moore
Henkel
Carrie Hale Henkel
Thomas Henkel
Walter Huffard
Wytheville
Mathias Henkel and
Paprinedfetzer
Moorefield
Firemen's New Track Artives
The rose truck ordered by the Friendship Fire Company at a cost over $900 arrived in town from the Kanawha Steam Fire Engine Manufacturing Company of New York. It was tested on Market Street by driver Ike Arnold. The truck is durable, handsomely painted red and green with gold trim, rubber tires, and roller bearings for easier operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Fire Company
Kanawha Steam Fire Engine Manufacturing Company
New York
Market Street
Ike Arnold
Winchester
Capt Reardon Opens New Office at 18 Rouss Avenue
Commonwealth Attorney James P. Reardon has moved to new offices at 18 Rouss avenue just east of Farmers and Merchants National Bank. The space is described as handsome and equipped with modern improvements reflecting his progressive methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
James P. Reardon
Rouss Avenue
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Mr. Reardon
Frederick County Voters Reject Treasurer Term Extensions
In Frederick, voters rejected a constitutional amendment to allow Treasurers more than two four year terms by 509 against to 123 for. Charles R. McCann pledges not to seek more than two terms and to appoint a county deputy, Robert S. Smith, if elected. Primary set for Saturday June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick County
Robert S. Smith
Stirring Address by Major Hunter at Fairfax Confederate Reunion
Major Robert Hunter of Winchester spoke at the Fairfax Courthouse reunion commemorating the first Civil War bloodshed anniversary. He denounced historians and leaders, attacked Judge Clark and Governor Wilson, and warned that peace cannot be made like armor plate or protected by tariffs.
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Major Hunter
Winchester
Fairfax
Fairfax Courthouse
Robert Hunter
Appomattox
Marie Robert
Old Jack
Mosby
Clark
North Carolina
Ret
Thorstenberry
Roanoke College
Gvernor Woodrew Wilson
John Quinney Marr
Warrenton Rifles
Thorstenberg
Elson
United States
Roanoke
Hunter
Kansas
John Brown
Virginia ’College
Wilson
New
R. Walton Moore
Washington
Mann
Virginia
Goy
Ellyson
Thomas Smith
Warrenton
F. T. Jett
New Jersey
William A. Gordon
Robert E. Lee
Burke Station
Confederacy
Winchester resident H. Clay Krebs seriously ill at home
H. Clay Krebs of Winchester was taken ill suddenly at his North Iket Street home yesterday evening. He suffered anemia and a weak heart, with doctors and family attending. his condition improved this afternoon but he cannot leave home for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay Krebs
Winchester
North Iket Street
Krebs
T. T. Wall
F. H. Krebs
Mr. Krebs
Harry B. Krebs
Walter ‘Cox
Panama Canal Auditorium Tonight Feature
Tonight at the Panama Canal Auditorium a screening titled The Panama Canal in 1911 will be shown. The film covers the total cost of building estimated between four and five hundred million dollars and is advertised as the most educational picture available with no advance in price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Panama Canal
Goldie Metz Elected as City High School Teacher
City School Board adjourned meeting elected Miss Goldie Metz to succeed Miss Adams resigning. Metz will teach one session at the high school and is completing a four year high school course, with graduation this month. The election of a full high school teacher was postponed pending fuller applicant review.
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Metz
Miss Aesdams
Prihwikiry
Rer Hi Kerr Public Schools
Ps Ae
Real estate offers in Shenandoah Valley farms and orchards
Fertile farms in Shenandoah county Virginia offer unsurpassed opportunities for dairying orchards and orchard lands. All real estate listings are available from Chapman Newman Woodstock Virginia. Write for full information and lists detailing your interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman-Newman
Woodstock
Democratic Primary Election Set for Saturday in Winchester and Frederick
The Democratic primary will be held on Saturday in Winchester and Frederick county. Polls in Frederick county will be open from sunup to sundown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Berryville High School graduation exercises year end
Berryville Virginia held the annual graduation in the school auditorium with a large crowd. The program featured an invocation salutatory class song theses and a valedictory. Prizes diplomas steel engraving scholarship awards and medals were presented to the graduates and teachers hosted a reception at Prof. C. M. Farmer's home.
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Berryville
Berryville High School
Wednes
Julian Broaddus
Fannie Dorsey
Laura Castleman
Rice Waigley Levi
Thomas Neill Barnett
Samuel Knox Phil
Phillip
Wy Riate
Laura Lee Castleman
Rice
Waigley Levi
Laura —Leman
Rice Levi
University of Virginia
Charles R. Hughes
Coke Courier
Hughes
Edna Shewbridge
Selt Shoe Company
Nell Barnett
Ed. McCormick
Grace Lupton
Shelby Timberlake
Gretta Wyndhaee
C. M.farmer
West Main Street
Fair Weather Again Saturday Forecast
The Weather Bureau issued the Virginia forecast noting fair tonight and Saturday. Washington details show clear skies with no precipitation expected for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Washington
Virginia
Weather Bureau
Cedar Apples Prowess: Cooper Bros Advertise Spray
Local agricultural firm Cooper Bros promotes cedar apples spray for orchard protection. The terse notice urges immediate action to safeguard fruit trees, highlighting product effectiveness and availability in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Bros
Pay Your Water and Sewer Taxes Before June First
Taxpayers are urged to pay water and sewer charges by June 1 to avoid a five percent penalty under section 29-1p-31. The notice emphasizes timely remittance and outlines the penalty no later than the stated date.
Bake sale and mortgage notices from early 1900s ad snippets
A fragment lists mortgage and loan offers including a $30 000 loan on real estate with ads for John W. Rice and Jas P. Reardon. It also notes a Catholic Church bake sale on a Friday night in June 1911 and a regular meeting for Sarah Zane, with invites to attend and press for terms.
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John W. Rice
Y Handley Board
Skirhe
JAS P, Reardon
Atty. Ae
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Caighin
Doctor Henkel
Firemen
Charles R. McCann
Andrew Carnegie
Ence
Panama Canal Auditorium
Goldie Metz
Empire
Washington City Railway Co
Baker. & CO
T. M. Barr
Shenandoah Coun
Achovel
Dr. Morehead
John Alfred
Salem
Jeery
Nea
Tion
South
Pickett
Gettysburg
Geo. W. Snider
Sarah Zane
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