Villa Not Deal 32 of His fy and AQ Woghed in Battle
Carranza agency reports Villa surrounded by Carranza and American forces with capture or death anticipated. Villa’s force said reduced to about 150 men as pursuit expands into Durango. American punitive expedition advances toward Durango amid reports of fighting near Namiquipa and Troya.
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Villa
Washington
Carranza
San Antonio
Mexico
Durango
Chihuahua
Funs
Troya
Jiminez
Parral
Villistas
Admiral Winslow
Mazatlan
Quimichis
dies of pneumonia in middletown va
Charles R Campbell longtime Middletown resident and carpenter for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad died at 7 this morning at age 58 after a pneumonia illness. He is survived by his widow two sons and two sisters and funeral services are set for Friday at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Louth with burial at Mount Carmel Cemetery. FOR SALE Pony 3 years old runabout father standard bred trotter mother thoroughbred pony Call 12 J A Byrd Berryville Va.
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Middletown
Charles R. Campbell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Presbyterian Church
Campbell
Robert
Martha Campbell
Hila Campbell
John W
Mary Cooley
Messrs. W. Robert Campbell
The
Commercial and Savings Bank of
Winchester
Holmes Campbell
Mary Lindamood
Albert Brown
Stephens City
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Louth
Alfred Jones
Presbyterian Church of
Kernstown
J. H. Haley
Grace Church
Mount Carmel Cemetery
J. A. H. Byrd
Iptt
Berryville
Harrisonburg Lawyers Visit for Professional Business
Well known Harrisonburg Va attorneys John T Harris D O Dechert and A A Lewis are spending a day or two in town on professional business and are regaining contacts with local firms and clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T
Dechert
A. A. Lewis
Harrisonburg, Va
Wall assigns assets in Winchester with J H Lacy Jr as trustee
T T Wall a well known Winchester merchant filed a deed of assignment in the Corporation Court naming Attorney J H Lacy Jr as trustee. Liabilities about 2010 with assets near 1500. Principal creditors include Virginia Book Concern Incorporated T Y Kinzel executor Stafford Ink Co and Kinzel note. Wall operated from Kinzel building on North Main Street serving Shenandoah Valley patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas T Wall
Winchester
Corporation Court
J. H. Lacy, Jr
Wall
Lacy
Virginia Book Concern, Incorporated
T. Y. Kinzel
Lucy Kinzel
Stafford Ink Company
Kinzel
North Main Street
Winchester&nd
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley
Baltimore Grain Markets Close Report
Baltimore wholesale markets closed at 8 p m on November 2 with red wheat priced at 1 22 per bushel and corn quoted at 82 12 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Three Killed in Powder Mill Explosions at Nemours
Bluefield West Virginia reports four blasts at the Du Pont powder plant near Nemours. One man and two children died. many houses were crushed and 250 workers housed in frame structures. Wire service lines are down, hampering details. Scores are injured in the wreckage.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Nemours
du Pont
Winchester Welcomes New City Manager Field
Mr. Arthur M. Field arrives from the west and stays at Hotel Evans as he begins a tour of cities using the municipal general manager plan. He will return in late April and assume duties May 1, moving to Winchester. Fitzgitt's sale advertised for Saturday April 15 offers horses mules cows and harness.
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Arthur M. Field
Winchester
Hotel
Evans
Field
New York
Fredericksburg
Dayton
Ohio
Middle West
Town
Fitzgitt’s Sale Saturady
Noted Soldier Passes. Capt A M Chichester Dies at Leesburg
Captain A M Chichester, Confederate veteran and Loudoun county resident, died last night at Ivon near Leesburg aged over eighty. He leaves six children and will be buried tomorrow at his late home with Winchester relatives traveling for the funeral. His gallant service and promotions are noted in a long military record. Mrs John H Seal returned from Washington after visiting ill sister-in-law Mrs Edward Giles. Miss Gertrude Clements returned to Washington after visiting Miss Rose Janney on South Main Street.
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J. B. Beverley
Leesburg
A. M. Chichester
Loudoun County
Chichester
Ivon
Beverley
Julia Beverley
Robert A. Beverley
Winchester
John H. Seal
Washington
Edward Giles
Gertrude Clements
Rose Janney
South Main Street
Flexible Curriculum Urged In Public Schools By Central Frederick Club
Stephens City Va April 11 The third annual meeting of the Central Frederick Farmers Club closed with an excellent program and large audience. President Leslie D Kline opening address on Education for the Worker urged industrial and rural life training. He traced education from classical schools to vocational and country life schools and emphasized democratic growth through education. The history of German education and its influence on American schools were discussed with remarks on America waking up after the war in Europe and widespread disillusionment. CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Central
Leslie D. Kline
Germany
Kline
Europe
Prus
Ladies' Memorial Association Meets at N Kent Street
The Ladies' National Memorial Association will meet with Mr. Jos. Bean on N Kent Street Thursday the 13th for the election of officers. Ip E Hor sec'y.
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Ladies’ National Memorial Association
Jos. Bean
N. Kent St
Broadside hurled at Secretary Baker on border arms
Senators Ashurst and Smith of Arizona denounced Secretary Baker on the Senate floor for refusing to furnish arms to citizens along the border.
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Washington
Ashurst and Smith
Arizona
Baker
Senate
Roosevelt delegates push through Sherman boom in Illinois
Roosevelt supporters in Illinois broke the Sherman boom by electing two to three of the four Republican national convention delegates. Wilson faced no opposition in the Democratic race and all 58 delegates will back him. Mayor Thompson won a delegate-at-large spot on the Roosevelt ticket, while Sullivan carried five of eight party posts.
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The
Star
Chicago
Roosevelt
Illinois
Wilson
Thompson
Sullivan
Larke
Famous Author Richard Harding Davis Dies in New York
Richard Harding Davis, renowned novelist and war correspondent born in Philadelphia in 1864, died of heart failure at his Mount Crisco home after recent European travel and a bout of ptomaine poisoning. His wife actress Bessie McCoy was at his bedside. funeral planned for Friday.
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Wire
the Star
New York
Richard Harding Davis
Mount Crisco
Europe
Bessie McCoy
France
Greece
Corres
Lincoln Hearing Put Off In Embezzlement Case
The preliminary hearing for Robert E. Lincoln on embezzlement charges was postponed from 9 a.m. today and will likely be held later this week. Attorney Harry R. Kern may apply for bail, with Commonwealth's Attorney James P. Reardon not opposing, though a substantial sum will be requested.
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Robert EE. Lincoln
Warra
Harry R. Kern
Lincoln
James P. Reardon
Commonwealth
Sim
A Business Meeting and Musical Program Held Friday
Entertainment listing for the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School on Market Street presents a program Friday April 14 at 8 p m. Admission is ten cents.
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Market St
Examination of teachers certificates in Winchester
Examination of applicants for teachers certificates will be held in Court House Hall Winchester Va on Thursday Friday and Saturday April 13 14 and 15 1916 commencing each morning promptly at 9 o'clock iptf.
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Ces
Court House Hall
Winchester
Poultry Yard show to repeat at Evendale school house
Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard will be repeated by a special request at the Evendale school house on April 15 at 8 p m by the Excel sior Club of Clearbrook. Admission 10c and 20c. Candy sold.
Business Chamber to Hold Regular Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular business meeting at 8 o'clock on Thursday evening April 12 in the City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Many Objections To Toll Raising
Hayvisld Virginia April 12 Toll payers in western Frederick oppose frequent toll increases on the Northwest ern turnpike arguing the last raise already funded a bridge over Hogue Creek. Farmers report wet spring delaying field work while residents and visitors move through Shenandoah Valley with several travelers lodging at Hotel Jack.
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Hayvisld
Western Frederick
Hogue Creek
Great Rush to Land Jobs as Game Wardens
More than 600 applicants have filed for game warden positions with Fish and Game Commissioner Parsons ahead of his July 1 start. The law requires wardens be named from a ten-name list supplied by local authorities, with salaries capped at 60 a month in smaller districts. Annual costs exceed 75,000, funded entirely by hunters licenses, with no state treasury backing if revenues fall short.
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Parsons
Stuart
Boards of Supervisors
Richmond
Game Department
State Treasury
Ladies Aid Society Plans Oyster Supper in Highview
The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs. J. E. Eaton's home to organize an oyster supper Friday night April 14. The event will be held in a vacant house owned by A. C. Oates near the Christian church in Highview West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highview
W. Va
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. E. Eaton
A. C. Oates
Christian Church
For Sale White Rats
For sale white rats both young and old. Apply at 204 S Market St. between 4 and 11 p.m. Tuesday or to take details.
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S. Market St
Northwestern Turnpike Toll Notice Dates 1916
A Northwestern Turnpike Co toll notice states the Board of Managers will be at Gate No 1 on April 13 and 14 and at Gate No 2 on April 15 to receive yearly tolls beginning April 1 1916. Julian F Ward serves as Chairman.
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Board of Managers
The
Northwestern
Julian F.ward
Wanted Lady Primary Teachers in Winchester Schools
Advertisement seeks women to fill primary teaching positions in Winchester Public Schools. Apply to Rev. T. K. Cromer, Clerk. Easter opening Friday and Saturday. See Grove Bros. for details.
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Winchester Public Schools
T. K. Cromer
Grove Bros
Germans Hurl Rain of Shells Against French Front
Paris reports renewed liqud fire from German forces west of the Meuse in Verdun and along the Douaumont-Vaux line. German assaults total 30,000 losses since last Sunday, with heavy fighting near Fort Vaux and Caillette wood. In Greece, German troops capture Decetepe on the Serb Greece frontier as British steamer Smeaton sinks. The U S president delays action while warning on the grave submarine threat and possible wider Balkan operations.
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Paris
Meuse
Verdun
French War Office
Cailsette Wood
Dcums Leres
Dead Man’s Hill
Douaumient-Vaux Front
Caillette
Vaux
Fort Vaux
Athens
Decetepe
Balkans
London
Smeaton
Great Western Railway
Geesel
Plymouth
Funeral services for Mrs Annie Rudolph delayed burial
Funeral services for the late Mrs Annie E Rudolph were held at the family residence on the Cedar Creek grade but burial was postponed due to an unfinished grave at Mount Hebron Cemetery. The burial is expected this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
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Mre
Annie. E
Rudolph
Cedar Creek
Mount Hebron
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Bulletin
Dodd
Bond
Namiquipa
Columbus
N. M
Vila
EL. Paso
Charles BR. Campbell
Harrisonburg Lawyers Herp
T. T. Wall
Closs
H. H. Baker
East Piccadilly St
Bell Phone
Abo As
L. ED Kime
Joseph W. Everett
T. R. Men
Sherman
Richard Warding Davis
Iptf
Pearl Larrick
Meadow View
B. R. Wendell
New York State
Hotel Jack
Northwestern Turnpike CO
Douaumont- Vaux Front
Gerard
Water Street
W. Myers
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