Mrs Bosserman To Stand Trial In July On Charges
Staunton Commonwealth Attorney Braxton announced Mrs Clarance Bosserman will be tried in July. In a perjury case the jury failed to reach a verdict after five hours deliberation. eight voted for acquittal and four for conviction. The jury remained deadlocked after a night’s sleep, with two holdouts open to acquittal if the others agreed. Continued on Sixth Page.
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Staunton
ptheBhe
Commonwealth
Braxton
Clarance
Corporation
Bosserman
Saed
Con
Wedded on the Lawn Miss Crawford and Rev Jackson wed
Miss Elizabeth Elea Crawford, eldest daughter of Mr Grattan Crawford, married Rev J L Jackson at the Crawford home near the Elm Tree. The ceremony was by Rev Hubard Lloyd and Rev William D Smith with the bride given away by her father. Attendants wore pale attire and the lawn ceremony featured a cedar bower and June lilies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idhaale
Grattan Crawford
Louisa Morrow
Usha
Francis Ne
Wedding of J. M. Bierer and Ruth Coulter Near
Mr. John M. Bierer formerly of Warren county now of Boston and his bride Miss Ruth Mary Coulter of Bridgeport Conn. are due to arrive tonight at their home. The Bridgeport ceremony last Saturday joined them in a graceful wedding described as unusually pretty by local papers. About 50 guests attended the ceremony and 150 the reception. An orchestra of 20 played Wedding Marches and Barcarolle with a palms backdrop. The couple started their journey as the orchestra played Dixie. Continued on Fifth Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Bierer
Warren’ County
Boston
Ruth Mary. Coulter
Bridgeport
Conn
Coulter
Bleret
James Coulter
Death of Miss Eggleston Saddens Winchester Community
Friends in Winchester and across the county mourn the death of Miss Emma Frances Eggleston in Lexington Missouri on June 17. The telegram came to Isaac W. Russell of Winchester. She passed while visiting her brother John H. Eggleston. funeral at 3 30 p m at Isaac W Russell’s home, interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Rev W W Tadbert and Rev Dr J H Lacy to lead services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Frances
Eggleston
Robert B. Crocket
Fulton, N. Y
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Isaac W. Russell
Amherst Stret
Mount Hebron
WW. O. “Tadbert
Braddock
Saree Methodist Episcopal Church
Uth
J. H Lacy
Presbyterian Church In
Miss. Eggleston
Want Chair Car or a Pullman
At the meeting of the executive committee of the Business Men's Association held Tuesday night the sowing resolution was adopted. It resolves that a committee be invited to confer with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to place chair car or Pullman on trains No 55 and No 1 during encampment of the United States and to arrange other steps as needed. The president has appointed Messrs H F Id as chairman, H S MecCor and Herbert S Larrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Road
United States
Nowing Committee
H. F. Id
H. 8B
MecCorana
Herbert S. Larrick
Imperator Dashes Atlantic in Maiden Voyage
The Hamburg Amerika liner Imperator arrived in New York after a seven day transatlantic crossing. The new giant carried 3 450 passengers and a crew of 1 160 on its premiere voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wire To the Star
New
York
Imperator
Atlantic
Big Strike Web Hits Chicago Building Sites
In Chicago on June 19 twenty seven thousand workers walked off uncompleted buildings after a boycott by the Building Construction Employers' Association. The stoppage halts work on projects valued at 29 million dollars, tied to unsatisfied demands of 150 stone masons on the Commercial National Bank site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Chicago
Building Trades Council
Building Construction Employers’ Association
Commercial National Bank
Senator Newlands Denies Sugar Lobby Ties
The June 19 hearing before the tariff lobby committee in Washington heard Senator Newlands of Nevada deny affiliation with an anti free sugar lobby amid letters from Henry T. Oxnard. He condemned sugar lobby practices and advocated free sugar. Melville Stone of the Associated Press also testified denying AP subsidies by the sugar lobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newlands
Nevada
Tariff Lobby Committee
Henry T. Oxnard
Sugar
Melville Stone
Associated Press
C. C. Hamlin
Selorado Springs
Wanted Wood Choppers for Cord Wood
Advertises top price for cutting cord wood by M. Chiles. Mentions read Moling and Seal's Warner and a gorget ad on the fifth page. Includes page reference 14-1p-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Chiles
Moling and Seal
Warner
Dix for the Philippines Could be named governor general
President Wilson may appoint former New York Governor John A. Dix as governor general of the Philippines. Genator O Gorman of New York urged the move and Dix is also considered for the Panama Canal Zone governorship. White House officials say Dix has excellent chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Washington
John A. Dix
New York
Wilson
Philippines
White House
Genator O'Gorman
Dix
Panama Canal Zone
O'Gorman
New
Cavalry Begins Its Long March to Winchester Virginia
In Chattanooga Tennessee on June 19 the Eleventh Cavalry departed for a 700 mile march to Winchester Virginia for maneuvers. They expect to cover the distance in twenty six days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
United States
Winchester
Committee seeks lodging offers for cavalry maneuvers
Parties desiring to take boarders or rent rooms or an entire furnished house during the U S Army cavalry maneuvers from July 20 to Sept 20 should file with the undersigned committee the accommodations they can furnish and the rates. Frank H Krebs secretary City Hall 19 pp eod ct
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Carter
Robt. L. Gray
Frank H. Krebs
City Hall
Boy Injures Foot After Stepping on Thorn
John Lilis, a young boy, stepped on a thorn while walking barefoot. He was taken to Memorial Hospital where Doctors Glass and Stuart removed the thorn. The operation was described as a success despite Johnny’s protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lilis
Mr. Meat
Pai
Johnny
Lillis
Memorial Hospital
Glass
Stuart
Aeroplane Theft Charged to Graeme in Insurgent Plot
Secret Service probes report R. Graeme linked to stealing an aeroplane from customs at Tucson and crossing it into Mexico. He is alleged to be aiding the insurgent government and is sought nationwide by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariz
United States
Secret Service
R. Graeme
Pucson
Ona
Graeme
Mexico
Mrs Coons II At Parents Home
Mrs John C Coons, who has been ill at her Washington home, was brought to the city today under the care of her family physician Dr W A Bell, accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs George W Haddox. She will stay at her parents East Cork street home for some time, in hopes of improving her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Coons
Washington
W. A. Bell
George W. Haddox
Attack At Rock Pass Auditorium Tonight at Big Six Reel
The Rock Pass Auditorium presents the six reel program Attack At Rock Pass a war Indian feature along with One Good Turn Girl's Stratagem and other Vi tagraph Kalem Lubin Edison Selig titles. The show runs tonight. 1p
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Pass Auditorium
Vitagraph
Biograph
Rock Pass
Kalem
Lubin
Edison
China
Great Wall
Selig
Clergy Schedule for Brucetown and Surrounding Areas
Rev. F. A. Strother preaches next Sunday at Drums 11 a m Burnt Factory 3 30 p m Rev J W Reeves at Paynes Chapel 11 a m Gylvian Retreat 3 30 p m and Brucetown 8 p m outlines church services in the Brucetown circuit with multiple stop times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Strother
Drums
J. W. Reeves
Paynes Chapel
Brucetown
Special Services at Brucetown Methodist Church
A special service for children and parents will be held at the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Brucetown on Sunday June 29 at 11 a m. Rev Low Reeves will preach and the choir will perform special music. Dress goods and carpets offered at low prices in a large Henry Baetjer and Co ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Brucetown
Low
Reeves
Henry Baetjer and Co. Ip
Veteran Copenhaver dies after long illness at Winchester
Jacob Copenhaver a native of Winchester and longtime farmer of the Opequon area Frederick county died at 4 30 yesterday at his home 14 West Monmouth street in his eighty second year His family notes a Civil War veteran he served four years in the Confederate army with Company H Thirteenth Virginia Regiment He leaves a widow four sons and four daughters a large number of grandchildren and great grandchildren The funeral at 4 pm Friday at his home will be conducted by Rev R D Hottel and Rev W C Tatbert with a Seventh Day Adventist Church affiliation and Mount Hebron Cemetery burial
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Cainifine
Jacob Copenhaver
Winchester
Opequon
Frederick County
West
Monmouth Street
Copenhaver
Clifford Istreets
Conner
Jacob and
Nancy Copenhaver
Mary
Margaret. Mowrey
Shenandoah County
Messrs
Jacob
Frederick
Chicago
George and
Griffy Copenhaver
Lizzie Johnston
Middletown
John Crim
Berryville
Carey E. King
Washington
Charles Newcomb
Virginia
Furner Ashby
C. V
Market and
Water Streets
Mount Hebron
Corpenhaver
Seventh Day Adventist Church
R. D. Hottel
New Market
W. C. Tatbert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Lempel Pingley
W. A. Bell
Jacob Rudolph
J. W. Sibert
M.M. Lynch
Robert J. Striker
Five Passenger Touring Car For Sale in Good Condition
For sale a five passenger touring car in good condition from ROUSS GARAGE. Includes one page of text and feature. Sale details are limited in available readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss
Bids Wanted for Wiring Streets of Boyce Town
On June 26 1913 sealed bids for wiring streets of Boyce will be received and opened before the may of said town at 10 oclock by J F Stinson Chairman St Com The privilege of rejecting one or all bids reserved. 19 tp 3t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
J. F. Stinson
St. Com
For Rent Country place on macadam pike
For rent a country residence on macadam pike comprising seven rooms and a stable. Address indicated as 19 19 21. Local real estate notice invites inquiry for rental details and viewing.
Roy Alfred Jones to preach at Opequon this evening
Alfred Jones will deliver a sermon at Opequon this evening at eight o’clock. The service is expected to draw local residents and church members to the evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Alfred Jones
Opequon
Lost lady's ring set with pearls reward
A lost ring set with pearls seeks return to Star office. Reward offered for the safe return and contact through the Star office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Office
President's Wife Must Take Rest
Mrs Woodrow Wilson must stay in her White House room to rest from social and charitable duties. Doctor Grayson says she is not seriously ill but could worsen without rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woodrow ‘Wilson
White House
Grayson
Wanted good cook immediate applyIp-tt
Help wanted for an immediate cook position at 25 W Water St Ip-tt. Apply in person to secure employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water St
Emmeline Pankhurst Hunger Strike Leave Leader Near Death
Physicians attending suffragette leader Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst report her condition has grown critical after days of hunger strike. Doctors administered a powerful heart stimulant as she remains very weak and in a fragile state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emmelie Pankhurst
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James L. Robinson
Mabel’ Robinson
Wilber Bar Cather
Morgantown
W. Va
Society of Friends
Joel Barton
Philadelphia
Zoe Jones
Martinsburg
Lohengrin
Ray O ‘Robinson
Masters Chauncey
Clarence Robinson
Kirksville
Selah Pull
Greenfield, Ind
8. A. Walker
Webster, W. Wa
Yellowstone Park
Lt Robinson
Catherin
West Virginia University
School of Law
University Dramatic Club
Athenaeum
Parthenon Literary Society
English Club
Mountain Club
Cather
M. F. Cather
Terra Alta
S. A. Cather
Terra
Rowan
J. M. Bierer
Gleston
Wood Choppers
Aeroplane
Custom Howse
Mrs. Coons. II
Parents
Brucetown Circuit
Special Services
C. J. Copenhaver
Automobil
Fon Hire
Rous ‘Garage
Caching SB
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