Roanoke Dentist Gregory Not Guilty Met With Town Backlash
After Dr. W. S. Gregory was acquitted in Roanoke of attempted assault on Miss Theodora Irvine, rumors say business leaders urge him to leave town. Reports say Lee Martin, Gregory’s key defense witness, was warned to depart and faced hostility from some Black residents. Mailings of vulgar threats reached Irvine and her friends from Roanoke and distant cities.
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W. S. Gregory
Roanoke
Grégory
Miss Irvine
Jefferson Street
Gregory
Lee Martin
United States
Sager Now at Work on Road
Fauquier county reports Thomas Sager, former Frederick county distiller, sentenced 32 months and 1200 dollars fine for liquor law violations, is working on the public roads under Officer Mitchell with other prisoners. He adapts to outdoor labor and could improve with tobacco and rations.
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Fauquier County
Thomas Sager
Frederick County
Mitchell
Sager
Weather Report for Virginia Rain Tonight Warmer Central North
A weather notice reports rain across Virginia tonight and into the day. Temperatures rise slightly in central and northern portions. The outlook suggests lingering showers with milder conditions later.
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Virginia
Excitement at Greek Restaurant Ends With Fines
A disturbance at a North Main Street Greek restaurant yesterday led to Maynard Foreman and John J. Harmer being arraigned in police court and fined by Magistrate Wilson. Police responded to the restaurant after a phone report and the men received $35 in fines before being released.
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North Main Street
Maynard Foreman
John J. Harmer
Wilson
Seabright
Lege
Masesey
Foreman
Harmer
Elrey Sisters Skating at Stewart Street Rink
The Elrey Sisters, celebrated child skaters, perform at Stewart St. Rink in Winchester with shows Tue Thu plus a Thanksgiving matinee at 4 p.m. They praise Winchester as a premier venue with divine rink floor and refined management.
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Elrey Sisters
Stewart St
Elrey
Winchester
United States
Canada
America
Madison Square Garden
New York
Zoe Elrey
Klaire Belrey
Recital at Christ Church Featuring Miss Estie Main and Prof Thomas Cutty
An organ recital by Miss Estie G Main at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church is planned for early December with violinist Prof Thomas Cutty of Kee Mar College Hagerstown as the accompanist. Cutty, a member of the famed Cutty family, has toured Europe and America and studied with renowned violinists. He will perform five or six numbers during the program, promising a rare treat for lovers of organ and violin music.
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Winchester
Estie G. Main
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Maine
Thomas Cutty
New York
Kee Mar College
Hagerstown
Cuttys
Europe
America
Gaul
Rosenberg
Blunenthal
Svelvenski
Cutty
Miss Main
Prof
Haddox Promises Savings on Menswear and Accessories
Advertisement urges readers to shop Haddox for suits overcoats hats caps shoes and gents furnishings. It claims guaranteed savings for customers.
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Haddox
Supt Lynch to State Educators Address Conference
Supt M M Lynch of Frederick County public schools will address the State Educational Conference in Newport News on the first day of the meeting. Representatives from Winchester Middletown and the Frederick County Teachers Association join the event with about 1500 to 2000 educators expected. Private homes will host around 300 visitors at no charge.
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M. M. Lynch
Frederick County
Newport News
Anima
N. D. Cool
Winchester
A. R. Middleton
Middletown
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
Shipment of Game Stopped at Romney West Virginia
A game warden in Romney West Virginia halted a shipment of 500 partridges 200 pheasants and 10 deer bound for Washington and Baltimore commission merchants. Shipping game out of the state is illegal. Names of those who furnished and those who were to receive the shipment were obtained. A stash of game at Green Spring was also seized. Prosecution is planned.
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Romney
W. Va
Washington
Baltimore Commission
Green Spring
Merchants Close Thanksgiving Day in Winchester
A group of Winchester's leading merchants signed a paper agreeing to close businesses on Thanksgiving Day to give employees a holiday. By noon today additional signatories were listed, including Henry S. Baker & Company, Grove Brothers, KE B Capper, The Leader, and others, with more expected to join.
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Winchester
Henry S. Baker & Company
Grove’ Brothers
KE. B. Capper
the. Leader
T.T. Walt
Horsey & Atwell
Russell & Green
Bell Brothers
A. H.miller
John A. Huntsberry
Robinson Brothers
Gray & Sheetz
Henry Baetjer & Company
C.E. Huntsberry
C. A. Heller
Wyndham & Brill
Miss Martin Hair Dresser At Mrs Noonan's
Miss Martin Hair Dresser will be at Mrs Noonan's on Braddock Street for several days offering sham poohing singing bleaching dyeing hair making switches puffs and pompadours from combings with scalp treatment in the evenings at 33 Braddock Street.
Bryarly Burial Held At Old Clarke Homeplace
John E Bryarly died at his brother R S Bryarly home in Clarke county Virginia and was buried in the family graveyard Sunday. Rev J M Robeson conducted a simple service. He leaves a widow Miss Allen of Berryville two sons Marshall and Allen Bryarly his brother and two sisters Mrs Arthur Crisman and Miss Susan F Bryarly and was 49. He had lived in Washington until recently and worked with the police department.
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White Post
John BR. Bryarly
Hig
R. S. Bryarly
Bryarly
J. M. Robeson
Christ Protestant — Episcopal Church
Millwood
Clarke County
Winchester
H. M. Bryarly
Henry R. Bryarly
Rowland T. Bryarly
B. M. Knight
Herbert S. Larrick
Washington
Police Department
Allen
Berryville
Marshall
Allen Bryarly
Arthur Crisman
Susan F. Bryarly
R. T. Bryarly
Elrey Sisters Return to Winchester for Skating Stint
Misses Zoe and Blaire Elrey arrive with their mother for a three night display at the Market street rink on Stewart street. They spent last week in Fredericksburg, Va. The sisters, known for fancy roster skating, have many Winchester friends and are described as beautiful and graceful on the ice.
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Zoe
Blaire Elrey
Market Street
Stewart Street
Fredericksburg
Elvey
Winchester
The Toymakers At the Auditorium
People look forward to a one night event at the Auditorium on Friday November 27 featuring The Jollities in a new musical absurdity called The Toymakers. A company of singers dancers and actors promises light hearted wit music and smiles for the audience.
Drayman Fractures Ankle At Cumberland Valley Station
Neill Robinson a Winchester drayman fractured two bones in his right leg near the ankle while handling freight at the Cumberland Valley Railroad station on Saturday. He endured great pain and was carried home by cab. Dr Swimsey reset the injured limb and the patient rested easier today.
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Cumberland Valley
Neill Robinson
Winchester
Miller Property Sold on Braddock Street
Trustees sold the Miller property at North Braddock Street to William Wagner and partners for 2650 dollars. R Kern and M M Lynch are listed as purchasers or involved parties in the transfer of a lot measuring 189 by 190 feet facing Braddock Street. The brief notice records the sale by Trustees with a 4 percent consideration and references G Clarence Miller as the former owner.
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R.kern
M. M. Lynch
William de "Wagner
Cutton
Copenhayver
Slunter
Two Comrades In Crime Indicted
A special grand jury indicted Ernest Magalis and Wesley Markell for stealing two strew jacks a saw square chisel and level from the Winchester fair grounds in September. Markell allegedly tried to sell a jack to James Carr. he escaped from a locked cell but Magalis remained jailed awaiting trial.
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Corporation Court
S. H. Hable
C. A. Heller
W. V. Hodges
D. S. Glaize
James M. Frye
J. A. Bantzy
Ernest Magalis
Wesley Markell
Winchester Fair Grounds
Nelson Ashton
Markell
James Carr
Ashton
City Hall
Magalis
East Piccadilly Street
Atkinson
Hood River Valley Grows Fine Fruit and Orchards
The Hood River Valley is praised for its apples and strawberries due to careful grading and packing. The region sits on a high tableland with ample water, guiding irrigation practices and deep rooting as orchards age, with many trees bearing well and steady seasonal cultivation continuing.
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Hood River Valley
Northwest
Hood River
Columbia
Hood South
Major Conrad Donates Lot for Winchester Hospital
A deed recorded in the city clerk shows Major Holmes Conrad and wife transferring a 60 by 190 foot lot on West Clifford street to Winchester Memorial Hospital for a nurses home. The building to be erected will be used only for nurses and emergency patients, with prior ownership traceable to Major Conrad and Mr. Dy B. Russell.
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Holmes Conrad
Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Clifford Street
Major Conrad
Dy B. Russell
C. F. Nelson
Russell
Hospital
Big Night Races at Market Street Rink
Jeck Weiworth of Wash and G M Rogers of aitc the two fastest skaters in the East arrive at Hotel Evans for a 9 p.m. program at Market Street Rink. Washington papers say Mr Woodworth won the big races there last night. Local boys compete against top skaters Martinsburg and Hagerstown are also represented. A big relay race and a turkey giveaway for spectators with Tucky coupons add to the program.
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Jeck Weiworth
Wash
G. M. Rogers
Aitc
Hotel Evans
Market St
Woodworth
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Swift Skaters At Market Street Rink Tonight
Mr. G. M. Rogers of Baltimore and Mr. Jack Woodworthy of Washington arrived to enter the skating contest at the Market Street rink tonight. Ech is said to be the champion roller skater of his city and spectators expect hair-raising feats.
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G. M. Rogers
Baltimore
Jack Woodworthy
Washington
Market Street
Ech
Unveiling of Sheridan Statue Promises National Attention
Washington readies for the unveiling of Gen Phil Sheridan statue with President Roosvelt set to deliver the main address. The sculpture stands on Sheridan Circle near Massachusetts Avenue, commemorating the Civil War cavalry leader who rode from Winchester to Cedar Creek.
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Washington
Gen. Phil. Sheridan
Roosgavelt
Sheridett Circle
Massachusetts A
Twenty Third Street
Winchester
Cedar Creek
Woodward’s Confectionery Reopens with Welcome Reception
The store will reopen on Wednesday from to 9 oclock for a reception hosted by Mrs. K Woodward. Friends and patrons are invited to call and will be given a hearty welcome during the event.
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Woodward
K. Woodward
Thanksgiving donation requested by King's Daughters
The King's Daughters solicit their annual Thanksgiving donation to be sent to the home of Miss Madie Bell by 12 o'clock tomorrow.
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Mies
Madie Bell
Cooper Bros Purity Water White Oil Offered By Orndorff & Movicar
Cooper Bros sells 160 tenet Water White Oil and no other grade to ensure purity. Orndorff & Movicar offer filling services for cans.
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Cooper Bros
Orndorff & MoVicar
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DR. Gregory
Drake’s Branch
Weather Report
Christ Church
Supt. Lynch
Miss Martin
John E. Bryarly
Clarke
Washington Police Force
Miller Property
Paige
Maj. Conrad
Sheridan
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