Law Enforcement League Protests Local Disorder and Upholds Prohibition
About 600 attendees at Winchester City Hall hear the Law Enforcement League denounce March 26 disturbances at Hotel Evans. Resolutions condemn mob actions against officers, affirm adherence to prohibition laws, and urge citizens to defend law and order while awaiting court action.
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League
Cty
Law Enforcement League
City Hall
Commonwealth
Hotel
Evans
Virginia
T. S. Jolliffe
Law Enforcement League of Winchester
Meta Sartelle
Mandolin Club
Gertrude Schneider
Mary Rathman
Sidney Eagle
Marguerite Daugherty
Ida Fisher
Georgia Shoop
Bessie Sartetleie
Alfalfa Acreage on the Increase in Frederick County
The Frederick County Farm Bureau notes rising alfalfa seeding in August on valley farms and how wheat shifts boost alfalfa and hay mixtures. Reports from the Seed Reporter warn high grade alfalfa seed remains scarce while demand grows. Kansas Grown Common Alfalfa shows best results in Clarke and Frederick counties. King Corn and Queen Alfalfa constitute a balanced livestock ration.
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Virginia
United States Department of Agriculture
Winchester
Kansas
Frederick CO. Farm Bureau
Grace Lutheran leaders spark civic league meeting
Rev F M Richardson of Brad dock Street M E Church South opened the gathering outlining the league's purpose and potential. Prof Hugh S Duffey of Winchester Public Schools sang a solo as resolutions led by Jolliffe were approved. Rev Charles Adey urged a motto Clean Up and Build Up and pressed for law enforcement against bootleg liquor.
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Charles Adey
The
Baptist Church
League
W. S. White
Funeral for George J. Cunningham Held in Berryville
The funeral for George J. Cunningham of Berryville will be at 11 am from the Methodist Church South in Berryville with Rev. Herbert Bean officiating. Burial follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery in Winchester. He formerly ran Valley Mills and Berryville Milling Company and is survived by two sons, two brothers, and two sisters.
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George J. Cunningham
Berryville
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Cunningham
Winchester
W. B. Baker
Abrams Creek
Mr. Eddy
Berryville Milling Company
Mr. Cunningham
Hattie E. Eddy
Edward Cunningham
United States Army
Laredo
Tex
Pocahontas
W. Va
Douglas Cunningham
Frederick County
Charles C. Cunningham
Inwood
Joseph Snapp
Frederick
Fel From Window, But Escapes Unhurt
Cecil Baggerly two year old grandson of Mr Max Updyke of National avenue had a remarkable escape on Saturday afternoon. Locked in a second story room with an open window he climbed to the sill and fell to the ground outside. He cried out and neighbors found him unhurt with no bruise after a later examination. The soft ground likely cushioned the fall.
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Cecil Baggerly
Max Updyke
National Avenue
Miller Bros Floral Opens Window for Easter Designs
Faster Flowers offers funeral designs and Easter cut and potted flowers. Visit the window display and floral opening Tuesday April 15 at 11 W Piccadilly St. 12-1p.
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W. Piccadilly St
Miller Bros
Fell From Wagon And Sustained Injuries In Accident
Mr. Walter Barnett of this city was thrown from a hay wagon when a boy driver made a sudden turn. He fractured a rib and suffered a bad head wound but resumed duties with the National Fruit Products Company today.
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Walter Barnett
Barnett
National Fruit Products Company
FORD AD AND REAL ESTATE SALE ITEMS
Classified notices announce used Fords in perfect condition with a Chapman’s Auto Supply ad on page 1. A separate listing offers 97 acres near Winchester with a brick dwelling, new barn, water, and outbuildings sold by Hansbrough & Carter. Also estate of Jacob H Rosenberger to be auctioned in Winchester on April 19 1919 with 567 acres described as virgin timberland.
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Chapman’s Auto Supply
Winchester
Pike
Hansbrough & Carter
Iiptt Insurance
Jacob H. Rosenberger
Dange and Fair Well Attended Fire Company Fair Dance
The Dange and Fair fair dance at the tania Fire Company's engine house on East Cork street drew the largest crowd yet with dancing starting at 8 o clock. An excellent orchestra provided music as attendees enjoyed lunches oysters and refreshments on the first floor. The event supports the truck fund with proceeds to be added when the fair closes on Saturday night.
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Tania Fire Company
Cork Street
Fire Company
Too Bad Ean Flight Heads For Atlantic Run Weather Delays
London reports unfavorable weather will persist for 24 hours affecting a trans Atlantic airplane flight. The air ministry announced at noon today.
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London
Air Ministry
Bolsheviks Stir Unrest in Turin Italy
Wire service report from Washington says Bolsheviks stir unrest in Turin Italy with posters on houses and rumors of a general strike. Rome advices state police are preparing. authorities claim to have situation under control.
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Washington
Turi
Italy
State Department
Rome
Turin
Wounded Corporal Hicks Returns Home on 30 Day Furlough
Corporal Harry Hicks of Company IL, 118th Regiment, 80th Division, is home at Kernstown on a 30 day furlough from Fort McHenry. He was wounded near Verdun on November 3, receiving six serious body wounds and a compound arm fracture just before the armistice.
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Harry Hicks
One Hundred and Eighteenth Regiment
E. J. Hicks
Kernstown
Fort McHenry
Hicks
Verdun
Germany to pay sixty billion in demnity over fifty years
The Times stated today that Germany must pay a total of 60 billion dollars in demnity, to be spread over fifty years, according to a London report dated April 14.
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Germany
London
the Times
Cardinal Mercier Plans U S Visit Next October
Cardinal Mercier, a heroic wartime figure, told visiting American congressmen at Louvain that he will visit the United States next October to thank the American people for their generosity to the Belgians.
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Brussels
Cardinal Mercier
Louvain
United States
John Coe Farm Offered For Sale This Saturday
250 acres near Winchester with 100 acres blue grass 75 acres timber watered by springs and streams fronting Millwood turnpike and Senseney road. Property may be split into two farms auctioneer lists constraints and potential division.
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Winchester
Millwood
Senseney Road
Fishpaw Stock Sale Promises Fresh Cattle and Draft Mules
April 15 sale featuring beat fresh cows and springers stock steers draft mules and sows plus related livestock items. Local buyers invited to inspect at the farm before bidding.
Pangle Awarded Custody Of Daughter In Baltimore Decree
A Maryland Circuit Court ruling by Judge Gorter grants John W. Pangle custody of his 6 year old daughter Myrtle Anna Pan gle. The child will reside at Mount St. Agnes College in Mount Washington with visitation for the mother, Myrtle Brooks, under college regulations. Pangle to have custody with him as desired.
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John W. Pangle
Myrtle
Anna Pangle
Baltimore
Gorter
Circuit Court
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Court of Appeals
Stump
Pangle
Myrtle V. Brooks
Mount St. Agnes’ College
Mount Washington
Brooks
Johnnie” Pangle
Cuba
Winchester
Saratoga Street
Notice to State Guards Payroll Signers
Members of the State Guard who were present on Thursday March 27 must appear Thursday night April 17 to sign the payroll. The notice directs all non signers to report and complete payments.
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State Guard
Wilson Not Asked To Save The Wets
White House officials say President Wilson has not been approached about delaying or revoking war time prohibition set to take effect July 1. Officials would not speculate on his possible stance if pressed to alter the dry period that could last until demobilization and the constitutional amendment takes effect next January.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Brucetown Cemetery Lot Holders Meeting Notice
Notice to lot holders asks those with kin buried in Brucetown Cemetery to meet or send representatives on Saturday morning April 19 to clean up their lots. Do not neglect duty to the deceased. iptf committee.
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Brucetown
Iptf
Luke's Heroic Death Honored With Posthumous Medal
Washington April 14 details of Second Lieut Frank Luke American ace were released with a posthumous Distinguished Service Medal. Pershing praised his 17 days of air combat including attacking balloons and fending off eight German planes. He destroyed balloons and fired on ground troops, killing and wounding, before he fell.
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Washington
Frank Luke
War Department
General Pershing
Luke
Fine 150 Acre Farm for Sale at Stephenson's Depot
Private sale offers one of the valley's best farms at Stephenson's Depot. It comprises 150 acres of strong limestone soil, well fenced with buildings. Location and productivity make it highly desirable. inquire for price and terms.
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Stephenson's Depot
Death of Edward Francis Boxwell in Hoisington Kansas
Edward Francis Boxwell 69 died at home in Hoisington Kansas due to rheumatism and complications. Born February 10 1850 he married Anna Anderson February 6 1873 and moved west in 1886. He leaves wife eight children seven living two sisters and four brothers with local obituary noting his long hair and Democratic politics.
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Charles H. Boxwell
Edward Francis Boxwell
Hoisington
Kansas
Anna Anderson
Boxwell
Mary Paskell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mary Whitacre
Whitacre
This
Messrs
C. H. Boxwell
Robert
Samuel Boxwell
Washington
Daniel Boxwell
Aertaerary Cut Hall
Kan
Buddy
Bartoh County
Caime
Aoe
Wilson
United States
Holsington
Special Easter Services At Grace Lutheran Church
In the Mes senger Rev A A Kelly announces Easter Sunday services at Grace Lutheran Church including communion baptism and confirmation in the morning. The Sunday school holds its annual Easter service that evening. Communion will be offered in sick homes if notified. The Men's Bible Class reported 67 attending last week as it grows. many returning soldier boys are noted. Mr and Mrs Charles Fries will present a quad rup le silver communion set on Easter morning.
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the Messenger
A. A. Kelly
Grace Lutheran Church
Charles Fries
Shipman announces independent bid for Eighth District
Charles H. Shipman of Leesburg Virginia announces he will run for Congress in the Eighth District on an independent ticket. He cites the Democrat primary cost of one thousand dollars as the reason and notes his background as Governor Davis's campaign manager and his anti prohibition stance.
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Charles H. Shipman
Leesburg
Shipman
Davis
New Meat Market Opens on Fast Piccadilly Street
Edward Conner and Harry Brown have bought Roy Derry’s meat market on Fast Piccadilly Street. They will offer fresh and salted meats green groceries and fish in season and solicit the patronage of their friends.
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Edward Conner
Harry Brown
Roy Derry
Piccadilly St
L Y Jolliffe Photo Studio Listing
Quick neat note announces finishing and ing services by L Y Jolliffe at 15 percent of water street location W Water Street. Local photo studio advertisement highlights finishing work.
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Ing. L.Y. Jolliffe
Munich Garrison Revolts Against Reds in 1919
Berlin reports a counter revolutionary moment in Munich as radical leaders Lapp Levien Landauer Wane Musehan are arrested or fled. The Munich garrison revolts against the red government with martial law proclaimed in several German cities.
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Berlin
London
Munich
Lapp
Peoples’ & Er
Lev« Ien
Peper
Landauer
Wane
Musehan
Copenhagen
Rison
Bba
Red
Treupen i
Hoffman
Saxony
Bae
Dresden
War Ministry
Ofa Ae
Italy Demand Still Moves At Paris Peace Talks
Reports from Paris indicate Italy seeks consideration on a key issue as delegates press for an early decision. German-summons and a racial equality clause in the league of nations are debated, with American delegates aligned as talks proceed. White House officials say progress at the peace conference is rapid despite complex, evolving negotiations.
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Italy
Oyey
Wilson
Sailles
New Zealand
League of Nations
Washington
White House
Paris
Lost Child’s First Trip Into Big World
Four year old Robert Lee Kline wandered from home at Cemetery Lane about 7 o'clock this morning crossing four railroad tracks and reaching town. Chief Doran brought him to the police headquarters where he enjoyed candy and pennies, then taken to dinner this afternoon for a big time. He seemed unfazed by being lost and efforts were made to learn his name and address.
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Robert Lee Kline
Cemetery Lane
Doran
Police
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Beolka
Miller
George Cunningham
Riptt
Wire
John €. Coe
Philip Williams
Atty
Rouss Ave
Coward F. Goxwell
Congress
State
Dusseldorf
Amsterdam
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