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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1916

Page

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Villistas Slain as 10th Cavalry Engages Band Near Camargo

Pancho Villa wounded and unable to ride, per Carranza general. U S Cavalry routs a Villa faction, 30 Villistas killed near Camargo. two hundred American troops defeat Villa followers at Aguas Calientes. Villa not with the band. pursuit continues. Also, Army to add 108 auto trucks and two tank trucks to ease transport bottlenecks.

EL Paso Pancho Villa Gutirrez Carranza Chihuahua Garcia Juarez Villa Camargo Parral Washington United States San Geronimo Colonia Dublan Columbus N. M W. C. Brown Tenth Cavalry Aguas Calientes Guerrero Pershing Manuel Lopez

Winchester Athletics Admits Preachers At Weekly Meeting

Forty members of the Winchester Athletic Club attended the latest weekly session. The meeting featured the best athletic program yet with exhibitions on parallel bars boxing tumbling and wrestling events. The club voted to place every city minister on the honorary rolls and elected several new active members bringing the total to fifty seven. The Ford contest committee reported favorable progress and thanks were extended to supporters for the Grafona prize from Seal's music store. The program included Wilbur Cather on parallel bars a boxing match between Copenhaver and Shryock tumbling acts by Seal and Brown a wrestling match between Robinson and Funk a running high jump and a championship boxing match between Barton and Taylor.

Winchester Athletic Club Ford Seal Wilbur Cather Copenhaver Shryock Brown Robinson Funk Barton Taylor

Northwestern Turnpike Co announces toll schedule

A Northwestern Turnpike Co representative will be at Gate No 1 on April 13 and 14 and at Gate No 2 on April 15 to collect tolls for the year starting April 1 1916. Yearly tolls will not be given out after these dates. Julian F Ward chairman. Mrs Dunlap and son Melvin left town to visit her parents in Yellow Springs Ohio.

Board of Managers Northwestern Turnpike Julian F. Ward Dunlap Melvin Town E. x ‘Cline Yellow Springs Vai

Fire Company Awards Seagrave Fire Apparatus Contract

After months of study and visits to Baltimore Hagerstown Martinsburg and other cities the Charley Reuss Fire Company motor apparatus committee awarded a 6425 Seagrave motor triple combination pumping engine chemical engine and hose car to Seagrave Company Columbus Ohio delivery in two to three months. The committee chose Seagrave for centrifugal pumping and best suit to local fire fighting conditions and the truck will be the most efficient and fully equipped in the Valley of Virginia.

Baltimore Hagerstown Martinsburg Charley Reuss Fire Company Seagrave Company Columbus Ohio Reuss Company Seagrave Virginia

Fine business property for sale Saturday this week

A three story building at 160 N Main St, owned by the late Oscar Barr, will be sold in front of the Court House Saturday April 8 at 12 o'clock. Desirable city property with large lower store room and upper floors convertible to flats. Sale bills available. Also Clover and as field seeds at 46 East Piccadilly St. Call Bell 356. The Leader announces Easter millinery and clothing openings.

Main St Oscar Barr Court House H. H. Baker East Piccadilly St Bell Phone

Mr Bruyn Civil War Veteran Dies In Winchester

Mr Wilson Bruyn a Winchester resident and Civil War veteran died suddenly at 10 last night at his sister in law’s home on Fairmont avenue. A New York native, he served as a lieutenant under Gen Sheridan and spent time at headquarters near Braddock and Piccadilly streets. He married Henrietta Stine, survived by memories of service and business in Dewarkill and Newburg.

Wilson Bruyn Winchester Walter E. Barr Fairmont Avenue Bruyn New York State Phil Sheridan Fairfax Club Braddock and Piccadilly Streets Mr. Bruyn Henrietta Stine Henry Stine Frederick County Dutch Reformed Church Bruynswick N. Y Dewarkill Newburg

Reliable man sought to tend garden on shares

Advertisement seeks a trustworthy man to care for a garden on a shared basis at 326 Ambherst Street. Apply by the 1st of May.

Wented Ambherst St

Monument to Stonewall Jackson urged in Winchester plan

A Winchester petition proposes a Confederate monument or bust of Stonewall Jackson in courthouse square. About $2,000 is raised with $1,000 more needed to fund a bronze bust atop a granite shaft, honoring the Civil War hero and former Lee ally. The piece would stand beside local historic memory and schoolroom tactics celebrated by historians.

Stonewall Jackson Napoleon General Lee Jackson Lee Stonewall Chancelorsville Gettysburg Virginia Winchester

German Warship Damaged in North Sea Skirmish

British torpedo boats engaged a German cruiser in the North Sea with at least one German ship badly damaged. Reports also note ongoing German offensives, Zeppelin raids on London, and new governmental changes in Rome and Berlin.

London North Sea Jaym Copenhagen Bprlin Reichstag von Bethmann-Holwegg Germany United States Europe Canada Rome of der Zuppellin Eliah General Mourne General Alfieri

Armored plate bill favored by House committee

The House naval affairs committee voted 15 to 6 to report favorably the government armor plate bill, which had passed the Senate last week. In Branson, a rural comedy “Mr. Briggs of the Poultry Yard” will be staged by Excelsior Club at Branson School House on April 7 and 8 at 8 p.m. Funds will support community improvement and league work. candies will be sold with admission 20 cents, children 1 cent.

First Ward Fourth Ward Fund General Street Fund Second Ward Fund Third Ward Fund General Water Fund Gray Water Committee Baltimore and Ohio Germany London Verdun Bendew Vido Arena Elzina Helen Hague Holland Washington House Naval Affairs Committee Senate Branson School Mr. Briggs The Poultry Yard Excelsior Club Tm Branson School

Miss Harriman Weds Felix Rosen in Quiet New York Ceremony

Miss Mary Bishop Harriman daughter of Mr and Mrs James L Harriman of New York and Rosemont Clarke County Virginia married Felix Rosen of New York at St Bartholomew s Chapel Fifth Avenue Their nuptials attended by about fifty family members with Rev Dr Leighton Parks officiating The couple left for a honeymoon and plan Clarke County visits during summer Rosemont estate and Harriman lineage noted in detail.

New York Mary ‘Bishop Harriman James Low Harriman Rosemont Clarke County Felix Rosen St. Bartholomew's Chapel Fifth Avenue Leighton Parks Miss Harriman Harriman Edward H. Harriman Berryville Larke County

Mrs Noakes Weds Again In Quiet Winchester Nuptials

Mrs Annie E Noakes widow of Samuel G Noakes married George B Carver son of J B Carver Clarke county at Brad dock Street Methodist Church South The couple traveled to Harrisburg Pa and plan to reside in Winchester Carver recently bought a West Piccadilly barber shop The bride formerly worked at Saint Vincent Hospital Norfolk and is well known in Winchester

George B. Carver J. B. Carver Clarke County Annie E. Noakes Samuel G. Noakes Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South W. O. Talbert Carver West Piccadilly Street H. H. Carver Johnson Dyke Mountain Falls Frederick County Winchester Mr. Noakes Saint Vincent Hospital Norfolk Cumberland Valley Railroad Harrisbueg

Democrats Name Councilmen And State Delegates

The Winchester Democratic city primary yielded 336 votes to nominate six council candidates and eight delegates to the Roanoke state convention with one alternate. Ward results show Hable, Grimm and Jones leading in Ward One. Ward Two votes led by Baker and Brill. Delegates named: Goss, Baker, Barton, Steck, Byrd, Slonaker, Page, Tillis. alternate Shirley Carter. Mayor Ward Suell remains in office. The June 6 election will decide the council seats. Republicans may contest in Ward Two.

Common Council Roanoke Aliie Messrs Hable Grimm Wlal Jones Dr. McGuire Carter Kremer Baker Gray Knight Brill Board of Canvassers Winchester St. Louis J. Fred. Goss H. H. Baker R. T. Barton Council

Baltimore Grain Markets Close Prices

At the close of the Baltimore wholesale markets at 8 oclock this afternoon No 2 red wheat was quoted 1208-8. Corn was quoted at 81 1-2 cents.

Baltimore

Sale of Nelson Ashton Properties

Those two desirable properties of the late Nelson Ashton will be sold in front of Court House at 12 o clock M on Saturday of this week April 8th The seven room residence and store room combined with a well established business on Kern and Wilwig streets and the six room residence on Highland avenue where he resided at his death are offered for sale.

Nelson Ashton Kern and Wilwig Highland Avenue Court House

Public Auction Notice for Baker Double House on Market

The Baker Double House on Market Street is set for public auction on Saturday. The notice lists standard terms and confirms the property will be offered by the appointed auctioneer.

BAKER Market Street

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10Th Cavalry Mexican Northwest Northwestern Turnpike CO Charley Reuss Company Sheridan Taylor Hotel Goss J. M. Steck Snyder Ryan Sheetz McGuire Murnan Wire Felix Rosen Mrs. Noakes G. B. Carver Hable, Grimm Baker, Gray Ward Suell Herman H. Hable Hunter B. Grimm William J. Jones Hunter H. McGuire Shirley Carter Thomas ©. Kremer Baltimore Grain Markets Nelson Ashton Properties
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