Strongheart at Winchester Captures City Theaters
The Winchester theater presents Strongheart starring Robert Gaillard as the Indian chief and college life at Columbia University as backdrop. Gaillard delivers a faultless portrayal amid a splendid company, with Billy Saunders and supporting players praised. Manager Hable announces next attraction Merely Mary Ann by Zang on March 31.
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Winchester
Mr. Gaillard
Strongheart
Gaillard
Columbia University
Robert Lee Allen
Billy’’ Saunders
Divorce Suit Filed by Mrs Edmonia Brown in Clarke Circuit
Mrs Edmonia Brown files for divorce from non resident Howard Brown in Clarke County Circuit Court. Ward Auatrick of Winchester acts as counsel for the plaintiff.
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Circuit Court
Clarke County
Edmonia Brown
Howard Brown
Ward ‘& Auatrick
Winchester
Desirable Corner Commercial Property For Sale
Desirable business property for sale at a prime city corner with two front rooms. Listed as a bargain at 7000 dollars. Shenandoah Valley Realty Co. advertisement.
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Shenandoah Valley “Realty Co
For Sale 12 HP Geiser Engine and 1909 Reo cars
For sale quick sale cheap Geiser engine 12 horsepower barely used and fully equipped. Apply at Star office. Reo cars 1909 models offered at reduced prices. Agent O T Bripydr may call to demonstrate advantages.
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Star Office
Iptf
T. Bripydr
Supreme Court rules poll tax may be paid by others than the voter
The Supreme Court of Appeals declares in Tilton v Herman that poll taxes need not be paid in person to qualify for registration or voting. The decision allows payment by a citizen’s money sent by an agent, clerk, or family member, expanding ways to meet the tax requirement.
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Supreme Court of Appeals
Tilton
Herman
Norfolk
Court of Law and Chancery
Cardwell
Illness News From Washington Hospital Plans
Mr. William Bore received a telegram last evening reporting the serious illness of his daughter Mrs. James Beardsley of Washington. The message said she would be taken to a hospital for a surgical operation. Her brother Mr. Christopher Grubbs traveled to Washington this morning.
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William Bore
James Beardsley
Washington
Christopher Grubbs
Stork Brings Fine Boy to Kee Family in Glaize
A baby boy arrives for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kee. Mr. Glaize, a post office clerk, has been receiving congratulations at Uncle Sam's local establishment all day.
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The
Stork
Robert Kee
Glaize
Uncle Sam
Mr. D R Eskey Heads to West Virginia on Business
Mr. D R Eskey departed for West Virginia this morning on business. The trip aims to handle unspecified duties and meetings related to his professional responsibilities.
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D.R. Eskey
West Virginia
Bids On Sewerage System Submtted At City Meeting
Seventeen bids were opened for the city's sewerage system with totals ranging from 27 840 60 to 49 135 40. Local bidder CO WW Miller submitted the disposal plant bid of 8352 11, while the council and sewerage commission plan a 8 PM joint meeting to review contracts and possibly award the bid.
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Sewerage Commission
CO. WW. Miller
William H. Baker
N. Wilson Davis
Shirley Carter
Council
Commission
Wll
Northeast & Edmunds
Philadelphia
Central Constraction Company
Parkersburg
W. Va
Burns Brothers
Newcastle
Guild & ‘Company
Chattanooga
Tenn
Field, Barker & Underwood
Southern Public Service Company
Richmond
Rhee & Hart Company
Hickory
N.C
Cg, W Miller
Winchester
James Miller Dies in Berkeley County Farm Life Ends
James Miller 62 a lifelong Berkeley county resident and former farmer died last evening at his home near Berkeley town after stomach trouble. He leaves his widow and six children Blanche Bessie Lee Miller Charlez Davis Miller Clemei Ramsburn. Funeral set for Friday at 10 AM at the Presbyterian Church in Gerardstown with burial in the local cemetery.
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Darkesville
W. Va
James Miller
Berkeley County
Mires Blanche
Bessie
Lee Miller
Charlez
Davis Miller
Clemei Ramsburn
Presbyterian Church
Gerardstown
Berryville Ice Plant Nears Start of Ice Making
Work on the Berryville Ice Company plant advances rapidly with completion near. Builders finished structures and the smokestack was set in place. The freezing tank passed water tight tests and other machinery sits on heavy concrete foundations ready for operation in early April.
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Berryville Ice’ Company
Winds Interrupt Electric Service
High winds disrupted electrical power this morning causing outages for about two hours. The Winchester and Washington City Railway Company reported a downed line tangled with a large tree four miles from Charles Town West Virginia. Repair crews were dispatched and power was restored shortly after 11 o'clock with no further issues.
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Winchester
Winchester and
Gompers Prefers Teddy Over Taft in Labor Opinion
Special to The Star President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor says Roosevelt is a greater friend to labor than Taft in an interview from Washington. The report notes Roosevelt's perceived labor support compared with Taft.
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The
Star
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Taft
Hungarian perhaps employed man ends his life on Timberlake farm
A Hungarian man, about 55, employed by P N Brillhart on the Timberlake farm near Middleway, hanged himself in the barn after shaving and dressing in his best clothes. The coroner ruled suicide. The body was interred at the Jefferson County infirmary and was found with hay seeds and dust on it. He claimed a wife in Europe and two children.
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N. Brillhart
Timberlake
Middleway
Xm Today
the Star
Brucetown
County
Brillhart
Europe
Brillharts
Jefferson County
Brushart
Timberlaxe
Marrying in Washington Tie Names Together
A marriage license was issued in Washington yesterday to C. L. Parker of Middletown and Bessie L. Reid of Hume Va. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. R. Shannon. The groom is 26 and the bride 21 years old.
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Washington
C. L. Parker
Middletown
This County
Bessie L. Reid
Hume
J. R. Shannon
Pictures At Bijou Dream Delights Local Audiences
A pleasing mov ing picture program was presented last night at the Bijou Dream and drew a well attended crowd. Tonight's lineup includes His First Frock Coat Water Sports and Bill Wants to Marry the Dancer.
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Bijou Dream
Bill
Weather Outlook for Virginia Dims With Colder Air
Special to The Star reports much colder conditions this afternoon and tonight in Virginia with rain or snow, followed by Friday fair weather.
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The
Star
Washington
Virginia
For Sale Cheap High Grade New Surrey
Russell & Green advertise a high grade new Surrey at a bargain price aimed at a quick buyer. The short notice markets the vehicle as a fast sale with emphasis on value and prompt purchase.
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Surrey
Russell & Green
Market Street Rink Bowling Parlor Opens With Rules
Market Street rink bowling parlor will be opened formally for ladies and gentlemen with hours from 9 20 a m to 12 30 p m then 1 to 6 and 1 p m rates 19c per game strict rules no betting swearing or smoking shown in the notice with partial phrasing ending.
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Market Street
Kidnapped Boy Identifies Abductors in Cleveland
In Cleveland on March 26 Willie Whitla identified the man as J H Boyle who abducted him from school and guided a ransom to a house in the East End. The boy also identified the woman who served as his nurse during captivity, with her greeting exposing recognition.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Willie Whitla
J. J. Whitla
Sharon
Willie
J. H. Boyle
East End
Whitle
Boyle
Powhatan
Joe and
Gat Taylor
Lewis Jenkins
John Brown
Mary E. Skipwith
Walter Johnson
William Brown
New York
Bingham
Hallhey
Chimney collapses through kitchen roof in windstorm
Little Marcus Copenhaver fled in fright as a brick chimney at Miss Annie Copenhaver’s South Market Street home collapsed through the kitchen roof. The incident damaged the Grim residence owned by Miss Rose Kremer, now in Florida, and left a large hole in the roof.
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Marcus Copenhaver
Annie Copenhaver
South Market Street
Wesley Grim
Miss Copenhaver
William Copenhaver
Grim
Rose Kremer
Florida
High Winds Batter City Blowing Fences and Damaging Homes
Powerful gusts toppled numerous fences across the city and caused damage to houses and outbuildings. Trees shed dead limbs and shingles flew from structures as wind battered several neighborhoods.
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Robert Gailfard
Hillyard & Lewis
Supreme Court
Norfolk Court
McCormick & Company
R. M. Bibb
Roanoke
H. C. Brooks
Fairmont
Thomas & Company
Harrisonburg
B. R. McGee & Company
Irwin Brothers
Greenville
I. J. Smith & Company
Bosler & Flynn
William H. Opperman
Harrisburg
Berkeley
Gompers
Teddy
Cortelyou
Gas Company
George B. Cortelyou
the Treasury
Gas Cou
Ntiy
Board of Divertors
Hat Concesa
Weather Report
Cleveland, C
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