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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1913

Page

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West Virginia Debt Ruling Prompts June 1 Payment

Major Conrad silent on the Supreme Court decision which requires West Virginia to pay its war debt to Virginia by June 1. The court left unresolved the interest amount, with Chief Justice White noting final determination at term’s end. Virginia's Attorney General Samuel W. Willoughby hails the ruling as a victory.

Conrad A ‘Supreme Court West Bi Inia United States Supreme Court White Samuel W. Willama Virginia West Virginia Supreme Court Major Conrad Holmes Conrad Winchester Yesterilay The Star Littlefield West Fett Brown Brothers of New York

Want Ad Man's NG Washington Shooting Mystery

Clarence Rowzee, chauffeur once from Woodstock Va, shot Rogerson in Rogerson's 1405 New York Ave lunch room then tried to kill himself. Rowzee's condition improving. wife Edna Rowzee claims Rogerson's diamond ring. Police hold three sealed letters found in Rowzee’s pocket with inscription about delivery after death.

Washington Clarence Rowzee Woodstock Joseph D. Rogerson New York Avenue Northwest Rowzee Edna Rowzee Rogerson Pollice Mirst Rogerson J Nevitt Bowzee

Six Reel Show At Auditorium Tonight

Six reel program shown at the Auditorium tonight features Flirt at Middletown Vita False Friend Lubin Intemperance Edison Food Chopper War Selig Romance of Rowena Edison An Innocent Offender Eclipse.

Middletown Vita Lubin Edison Selig Rowena Eclipse

Mr Huffman Dies At Ripe Old Age

Theophilus Huffman, 81, of Frederick County, native of Culpeper Virginia, died after a long illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by two daughters Mrs Charles Tanquary and Mrs John Bromiley and son Wilmer Huffman, all of Frederick County. Funeral Thursday at 10 from his Burnt Factory home, Mount Hebron Cemetery burial.

Theophilus Huffman Winchester Memorial Hospital Huffman Culpeper Charles Tanquary John Bromiley Wilmer Huffman Frederick County Burnt Factory Mount Hebron Cemetery

Mrs Legg Buried at Payne's Chapel

The remains of Anna Bell Legg wife of George Legg were brought to Ridgeway West Virginia from Westminster Maryland for burial at Paynes Chapel cemetery after services at the homes of Allen and Wilbur Payne. She leaves a husband two children and several Payne family siblings. Funeral services were held Sunday at 11 30 o clock with pallbearers named and many relatives attending despite bad weather.

Anna Bell Legg George Legg Westminster Messrs Wilbur Payne Legg John Mary’ Payne William Krebs Hagerstown Harry Legg Baltimore William Payne Bloomery W. Va O .P. Payne Philadelphia Allen Payne Mary Cunningham B. Lefever W. B. Clendening L. A. Huyett John J. Ridgeway Bowen Thomas Stewart

Daughters Send Turkeys to Old Soldiers From Chapter Meeting

Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy held a regular meeting at Miss Lacy Russell s home with Mrs Holmes Conrad presiding in the absence of the president. A donation receipt from Mr Wallace Strother was received for Arlington Monument. Christmas seals will be sold and turkeys sent to the Soldiers Home in Richmond at Thanksgiving. / Money gifts welcome to Miss Lucy Russell Mrs Holmes Conrad Miss Lucy Kurtz. Two new names added to the roll. Meeting adjourned.

Turner Ashby United Daughters of Confederacy Lacy Russell Love Holmes Comrad Wallace Strother Arlington Monument Elizabeth Kurtz Richmond Lucy Russell Holmes Conrad Lucy Kurtz

Sailors Lose $12,000 in Italian Scam Abroad

A thousand American Feet sailors in the Mediterranean were fleeced of $12,000 by Laigui Camerazzo an Italian who posed as a bandsman and vanished with the funds raised for an excursion. Miss Aytes Tilghman visiting Miss Lucille Weems remains in the city.

Rome Mediterranean Laigui Camerazzo Camerazzo Aytes Tilghman Lucille Weems Maryland

Huerta and Blanquet deny plans to quit Mexico

Reports say General Huerta and General Blanquet deny intends to leave the country amid rumors of exile. Wilson may not recognize the Mexican congress, with a crisis seen as Congress seeks foreign loans. London notes warn Britain may withdraw recognition if Huerta fails to heed U.S. demands. The new Mexican congress postpones election decisions to December 1 and seeks oil and railway concessions.

Mexico City Huerta Blanquet Wilson Carranza Mexico Washington Mexican _congress Congress City London England Fuerta United States

Jews Fleeing From Homes In Russian City After Belliss Acquittal

Hundreds of Jewish families flee in Kiyev Russia as the Black Hundred threatens outrages after the acquittal of Mendel Belliss the Hebrew accused in the murder of Christian boy Andrew Yoshinsky. Troops patrol the city and Belliss returns home with a protective escort while seeking passage to the United States.

Kihef Russia Mendel Belliss Andrew Yoshinsky Beiliss Belliss United States

Mrs. Carrie Virginia Siler Dies in City Hospital

Mrs. Carrie Virginia Siler wife of Charles Siler and sister in law of Mrs. 8. L. Laren died at the city hospital after a period of illness. She was 80 or 81 and survived by two children John H. and Carrie Elizabeth Siler, her father John Wiley Cooper of Clarke county, four sisters Harriett Ethel Aleinda Cooper and Mrs. Minta Brown, all of Clarke county. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Church of the Sacred Heart with Rev. John McVerry presiding. Burial will follow in the Catholic cemetery.

Carrie Virginia Siler Charles Siler Harriet Ethel Aleinda Cooper Minta Brown Clarke County Church of the Sacred Heart John McVerry

Weather outlook for reinia on Wednesday

Forecast shows temperatures below freezing on Wednesday with potential subfreezing wind chill making for cold conditions. Expected minimal precipitation, high concern for frost and icy surfaces in outdoor areas.

Two Shenandoah Brothers Fined for Assault in Winchester

In Winchester municipal court Justice Beverley heard Edward Wallace and I N Wallace on charges of assaulting tobacco salesman C T Owens on Piccadilly Street. Edward got 15 days jail plus $16 fine or 30 days if unpaid. I N Wallace fined $5 plus $2.95 costs. Owens said rocks or fish were thrown as he walked east around 11 pm Saturday. the defendants claimed they threw a fish. Howard Wallace was later nabbed in a restaurant by officers Hollis and Neville. Prosecutor James P. Reardon led for the Commonwealth.

Shenandoah Qounty C. T. Owens Winchester National Avenue Edward Wallace I. N. Wallace Mr. Owens Piccadilly Street Howard Wallace Hollis Neville James P.reardon The Commonwealth

Troops Begin Relocation at Forts For Fort Bliss

Four troops of the Fifteenth Cavalry stationed at Fort Myer move to Fort Bliss Texas. Remaining units at Fort Leavenworth and Fort Sheridan also head to Fort Bliss. Fifth Cavalry from El Paso will arrive at Fort Myer around December 10 with Major C Y P Summerall to command until then.

Fifteenth Cavalry Fort Myer Fort Bliss el Paso Texas Fort Leavenworth Kansas Fort Sheridan Fifth Cavalry C. Y P. Summerall Third Artillery

Quiet Winchester Wedding of Miss Lucy Brown

Miss Lucy Virginia Brown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard R Brown, married George Sonneborn in a home ceremony conducted by Rev J Horace Lacy. They left for Martinsburg then Frederick to begin life together, she leaving a nine year tenure as lead bookkeeper at Farmers & Merchants Bank.

Othe Farmers & Merchants’ National Bank

Federated Charities of Winchester Appeals for Help

Dr. L. M. Allen president of the Federated Charities of Winchester says appeals for aid are frequent and funds are low. Donations of cash should go to treasurer Dr. Hunter H. McGuire and clothing or fuel to Miss Strickler secretary, with office at the Farmers & Merchants' National Bank building. The cold spell increases need for assistance to the poor.

L. M. Allen Federated Charities of Winchester Federated Charities Hunter H. McGuire

Four Die in Savannah Revolver Battle Over Hog Theft

In Savannah Georgia four men Harvey Smith Quinn Smith King and R K Holliday were killed in a pistol battle over a stolen hog. The report notes a violent confrontation and the names of the deceased.

Savannah Harvey Smith Quinn Smith King R. KE. Holliday

Militants Use Fire And Bombs In Britain Attacks

In London and Manchester suffragettes attacked properties with fire and bombs. Begbrook mansion at New Bristol and Catford bowling and tennis club burned, while Cactus House suffered bomb damage damaging art works valued around $100,000. A handbill advertises a white Angora baby carriage robe for sale.

Lonsdon Begbrook New S Bristol Bellingham Catford Manchester Cactus House

Assault Case Looms After City Superintendent Attack

Superintendent Hayslett was assaulted by Kep Grim after Grim was laid off work. Grim allegedly struck Hayslett and a rock caused a deep head wound. Grim, known for prior violence, faces a warrant for assault with intent to kill. case to be heard before Justice Beasley.

Rep Grim Hayslett Kep Grim Thie City South Street Grim Havelett Negro Mat

Dr Thomas Amiss Dies at Luray A Renowned Surgeon

Dr Thomas H H Amiss aged about 60 were a notable Virginia physician and Confederate surgeon dying Sunday at Luray He served throughout the war and was a charter member of the Rosseau Camp He is survived by two sons Mrs J B Martin wife of the Luray mayor and Fred T Amiss treasurer of Page County plus three brothers in Rappahannock County all physicians.

Thomas HH. Amiss Valley Virginia Nis Nena J. B. Martin Luray Fred. T Page County Rappahannock County

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Major Corrar Williams Claims Credit Bes. Rogerson Rowzee Roth Mr. Huffman Shirley Carter Staunton Vistors Western State Hospital Miss Reynolds John and Mary Payne Ridgeway Westminster, Md Ridgeway, W. Va Ieee Banco Banco Londres Ee Exico Republic Weather Forecast Reinia Rock Justice Beverley I. N. “Wallace Gerrard C. H. Rhodes H. I. Hiccock Warren Dean Charles C. Hillman Les Roy Hugh .D. Berkeley W. Kirkpatrick G. M. Russell W. Overton Foster E. F. Graham A. D. Surles Bradford Miss Lucy Brown Mathies George Sonneborn Frederick, Md Strugk Beerley Gim P. Reardon Comonwealth Hillyard Haystatt Thomas Amiss
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