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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1913

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Cavalry Encampment Planned Near Winchester

The War Department plans a two month cavalry encampment near Winchester from July 20 to September 20 with a full brigade and horse artillery. Two regiments from Fort Allen Vermont and Fort Oglethorpe Georgia must travel 700 miles to reach the Shenandoah Valley site chosen for mock maneuvers.

Shenandoah Red Rodes Green Hills Winchester Fort Than Allen Vermont Fort Ogelthorpe

Twiggs Baby Dies Nine Hours After Birth at Winchester Memorial

A baby girl born to Mrs. Alexander Gilbank Twigg of Leeds Manor near Markham Fauquier county Virginia in Winchester Memorial Hospital Saturday lived about nine hours. Interred in W G Conrad lot Mount Hebron Cemetery. Mrs Twigg formerly Miss Josephine Conrad of Montana Hall Clarke county and the January 1912 marriage was a society event.

Alexander Gilbank Twigg Leeds Manor Markham Fauquier County Winchester Memorial Hospital W. G. Conrad Mount Hebron

Two Large Brick Business Properties Sold on Main Street

G Clarence Miller offers two large brick business properties for sale on Main Street with easy terms. Listing notes available for potential buyers seeking flexible financing and prompt equity options.

Main St G. Clarence Miller

Miss Grace Henry Weds William Shiflett in Hagerstown

Miss Grace L Henry of Harrisonburg married William Shiflett of Harrisonburg Sunday in a Hagerstown home ceremony performed by Rev. Edgar Powers. Attended by Mrs W S Taylor as matron of honor and Curtis Grimm as best man, the couple will live in Harrisonburg with the bride’s parents on Virginia Avenue.

Winchester Harrisonburg Hagers‘town Lyle ‘Grimm Grace L. Henry Willamshifett W. L. Henry Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Henry Liskey Brunswick Hagerstown Robert Crawford Wise and Sons

Mrs. Barr Receives Life Insurance Payouts

Susie Barr widow of Walter E. Barr has collected the $5,000 principal life policy from the United Commercial Travelers Association and will also receive $1,300 in 52 installments of $25. The association president in Columbus, Ohio, delivered the initial check.

More on Community Breeding by Mr Funk

Mr Funk discusses the lack of focus in dairy stock improvement and urges community cooperation to set definite breeding objectives. He notes many farmers use unsuitable sires and warns this slows progress in dairy development, citing examples from Holland Denmark Jersey Guernsey and regions in Wisconsin New York.

Funk Rais Holland Denmark Jersey Guernsey Wisconsin New York

Young Baltimore and Ohio yard conductor dies after wreck

Arthur Dutrow 22, a yard conductor for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was fatally injured when a stone car derailed against a wall on the Frog Hollow branch near Martinsburg. He died within an hour at King's Daughters Hospital after telling officials how the accident occurred. He leaves a widow Annie Anderson and a infant son Jack, plus parents and several siblings.

The Star Martinsburg W. Va Arthur Dutrow Baltimore andsoRies Railroad Frog Hollow Eltyy King’s Daughters’ Hospital Standard Stone and Lime Company Annie Anderson Robert Lee Anderson Winchester Jack Cornelius Dutrow North Queen Street Harry Benjamin Lawrence Charles Pittsburgh Annie, Smead San Francisco Harry Gay Hagerstown Ada Dutrow Daniel Baker

Second Degree Verdict Sentences Fisher to Twelve Years

Charles Fisher the peg legged youth is found guilty of murder in the second degree and is sentenced by Judge Thomas W Harrigen to twelve years in the Virginia penitentiary. He will serve about eleven years with one month per year off for good behavior. The verdict follows hours of jury deliberation and was delivered after 10 o clock.

Charles Fisher Corporation Court City Hall Thomas W Clyde J. Carpenter Carpenter Minnie Evans William Mary Evans Main James Streets Fisher Harrison Jnry Quilty T. J. Orndorff

Senate Inquiry Begins in West Virginia Coal Fields

The federal probe into West Virginia coal field conditions opened in Charleston with Senate committee members arriving from Washington and holding executive sessions. About a hundred miners and operators were ready to testify as tensions rose among miners threatening a strike and labor leaders urged an investigation.

The Star Charleston W. Va West Virginia Senate Committee Claude A. Swanson Washington

Wanted workers for cotton duck factory in Alberton Md

Help wanted for boys and girls to work in a cotton duck factory at Alberta Maryland no experience required good wages while learning information available at Valley Hotel Alberton Maryland Wednesday from 9 am to 5 pm or write S F Colt Alberton Md

Alberta Valley Hotel S. F. Colt Alberton

Yard Party at Woodmen Hall in Opequon

The Modern Woodmen of America will host a yard party at their hall in Opequon on Saturday evening June 14 1913. Several interesting contests are planned for the event.

Woodmen of America Opequon

Stenographer Wanted for One Week at Kalem Moving Picture Co

WANTED. Stenographer for one week's work. Apply to manager of Kalem Moving Picture Co. Winchester Inn 9-1p-21. LOST. Small yellow. Reward at T. P. Graybeal's, 1 W. Water St. 1p.

Kalem Moving Picture Co Winchester Inn T. P. Graybeal’s Water St

Keys Found Prompt Star Office Owner Call

A pile of keys was found and turned in at Star office with owner to call. Car hire ads indicate ip AUTOMOBILES for hire and mention Rouss Garage. Public note logged under reference 23-1p-tf.

Star Office Rouss Garage

Exciting Honeymoon 6 Reels at the Auditorium Tonight

Six big reels play at the Auditorium this evening including Exciting Honeymoon Part 1 and Part 2. Also showing The Counts from Vitagraph Parcel Post Johnnie from Xalem The Bandit's Spur from Pathé and Foe to Death by Own Action from Eclipse.

Vitagraph Xalem Pathe Eclipse

Primary ballots show strong interest in city races

Voters flocked to the City Hall polling place for the Democratic primary to choose nominees for city treasurer commonwealth attorney city sergeant and commissioner of the revenue. Expected turnout nears 700 as polls close at 8 tonight with heavy early vote and candidates pressing their supporters.

Revenue Spais J.B. Correll Messrs H. H. Baker J. W. Sibert W. T. Barr Adam Forney J. R. Doran James P. Reardon Robert Y. Conrad Commonwealth Attorney

Preacher Marries Former Ward in Stamford Parlor

Jere K. Cooke a preacher and his former ward Floretta Whately wed today in the parlor of the Stamford House Stamford Conn with nine witnesses present excluding reporters The couple eloped six years ago and renewed their vows in a quiet ceremony.

The Star Stamford Conn Jere K. Cooke Floretta Whately Stamford House

Charlton Toln Sentenced to Italy Return for Murder

Porter Charlton, arrested two years ago for the murder of his wife at Lake Como, Italy, will be turned over to Italian authorities to face the charges. The Supreme Court denied his writ of habeas corpus.

Washington Porter Charlton Lake Como Italy Supreme Court

Kalem Movie Company Arrives for Local Filming in Winchester

A Kalem moving picture troupe led by Mr. K Buel arrived in Winchester and registered at the Winchester Inn. About 20 people, including Coons Clem ins Neilson Cooper and Hallam Victora Hollister Len nita, plan to shoot several scenes here such as a fox hunt at William M Atkinson's Clarke county farm. The company came from Jacksonville Fla by boat to Baltimore then by rail to Winchester.

Kalem, Moving Picture Players K. Buel Winchester Inn Winchester Coons Hal Clemins Neilson Cooper Hallam Victora Alice Hollister Hollister Helen Lennita Europe Kalem Jacksonville Fla Baltimore William M. Atkinson Clarke County

Public School Memorial Day Observance at Kerr School

The John Kerr Public School holds its memorial day on June 12 morning. Rev. Dr. George S. Bowers and Rev. W. H. Garter oversee exercises. The procession goes to Mount Hebron Cemetery to decorate graves of John Kerr Capt. J C Van Fossen and teachers Miss Nora Knott and Miss Lizzie Price.

John Kerr Public ‘School George 8. Bowers Ev. W. H. Garter Mount Hebron John Kerr J. C. van Fossen Kerr Capt. van Fossen Nora Knott Lizzie Price

Yard Party at Clearbrook Church

Yard party on July 12 from 9 to 1 at Clearbrook Presbyterian Church lawn to benefit the church. For sale a five passenger touring car in good condition offered by Rouss Garage Ip-tf.

Clearbrook Presbyterian Church Rouss Garage

Frost Still Looms Across Shenandoah Valley Weather Outlook

Weather Bureau bulletins show no imminent rise in temperature as frost lingers in the Shenandoah Valley region. Despite some mornings of milder air, forecast notes unseasonal cool conditions east of the Rockies with overcoats and furnaces in use.

Great Lakes Rocky -Moxfn

Sunday School Convention Promises Unusual Interest

Winchester church leaders anticipate a large turnout at the Baltimore conference Sunday school convention in Martinsburg West Virginia from June 24 to 27. Cumberland Valley Railroad offers reduced rates, aiding travel for participants and committees.

Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church Winchester Baltimore Martinsburg W. Va Cumberland Valley Railroad

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Twigg Babe Miss Henry William Shifflett Senate Democratic Party Aswell Louisiana Charlton Toln Valley Kalem Company Frostincounty Weather Bureau Ington Shenandoah Valley Frost Virginia Wit Yard Mittees Dist Episcopal Church
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