Corrected testimony on fire dispatch speeds before Mayor Ward
The Evening Star reports corrected testimony from Lieut Walter Huntsberry of Charley Reuss Fire Company regarding misquoting. The stenographer records Driver Winkfield saying Huntsberry ordered speed to six miles per hour and that only Huntsberry discussed aligning with the Friendship.
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Ward
Fire Department
Walter 2. Huntsberry
Charley -Reuss Fire Company
Star
Huntsberry
Charles Winkfield
Rouss Company
Market Street
Winkfield
Local 1920 City Election Ballot and Editorial Cartoon
Voters pick mayor and council in the June 8 1920 election with W Glass R Anderson W Baker H Grimm C McVicar W Nelson Page W A Sale listed for councils. An editorial fragment by Walt Mason rails at rising motor costs and car repairs, joking on tires prices and mechanic woes.
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Hilt
Walt Mason
Frederick Circuit Church Services Announced
Ernest T. Harrison of Randolph con College will preach Sunday at Era Valley at 11 a.m. and 3 30 p.m. Rev. N. T. away will preach at Relief at 8 a.m. Regular pastor Rev. Har Smith will lead the work the second Sunday in June. Watch The Star for weekly service updates. D. L. Blakemore, Pastor.
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Ernest T. Harrison
Randolph Con College
Era Valley
N. T. Away
Har- Smith
D. L. Blakemore
Mrs Parlett Suffering Pneumonia At Memorial Hospital
Mrs Parlett wife of the Rev John H of the United Brethren Church is treated at Memorial Hospital for pneumonia following influenza. Her condition was reported as serious today.
New Orchard Project Expands at Gold Farm
At Trone Virginia Phil H Gold of Winchester hires many workers to plant several thousand apple trees on his farm. Reports say Thomas Larrick shows slight improvement after visits by Dr. Stewart and Dr. Offett. Local social notes mention visits and family gatherings across Capon Bridge, Keyser, and Winchester.
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Trone
Phil. H Gold
Winchester
Gold
Thomas Larrick
Larrick
Stewart
J. S. Offett
Bridge
F. J. Seldon
Minnie Arnold
Sunig Russell
Capon of Keyser
Fenton Giffin
L. P. Johnson
Capon Bridge
Diamond Heist At Detroit Pawn Shop Net $18,000
Two armed men robbed a downtown Detroit pawn shop, held the clerk at gunpoint, and rifled the safe of diamond rings valued at about $18,000 before fleeing. The Associated Press reports the crime occurred on April 29.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Five Die in Head On Train Crash Near Sanborn
Five persons were killed and twelve injured when Chicago and Northwestern passenger trains 516 and 7 collided head on near Sanborn Minnesota. The wreck was blamed on a misinterpretation of orders by the crews.
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Associated Press
Sanborn, Minn
Chicago and Northwestern
Barbers in Chicago Consider 75 Cent Haircut Rise
Chicago barber shops move to 75 cent haircuts after a new journeyman scale is issued. Masters warn higher prices may reduce cuts and some undecided on posting the increase.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Pabimieg
Mount Williams News Brevities
Local notes from Mount Williams Virginia include visits among Kernstown Mountain Falls Hayfield and Gore residents. Notables such as Miss Ethel Ashwood Miss Ada Williams and Dr Shaffer attend events while Mount Williams School closes after a successful term led by Ruth Brown and Eileen Guthridge.
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Mount’ Williams
Ethel Ashwood
Kernstown
Lena Orndoff
Peer
Ella Bucher
Dora ‘Bucher
Mountain Falls
Myrtle Clowser
EB. R. Clowser
H.W. Ashwood
Winford
Kerns- Seatseeliams
Noel. Oeame
Ada Williams
Indiana
Martin Williams
Eva Miller
Dorona TV
Bloom
Anne Haines
Hayfield
Myrtle Crowser
J. M. Orndoff
All. Brewer
Ethel
Ruth Brown
Herbert Smoke
Julian Rosenberger
Holmes Spillman
Arthur Miller
Erna
Hilda Giese
Winchester
Marie Orndoff
Cross Roads
N. C. Williams
W. A. Clowser
Shaffer
Gore
Mount Williams School
Eileen Guthridge
Dorothy Sager
William Kibler
James Orndoff
Religious Toleration in Early Puritan Thought
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Puritan religious liberty and tolerance, referencing 17th century debates. It mentions a governor in Rhode Island and a concept of religious elevation within the Puritan tradition. The text also references century designations from the first through the twentieth, noting 1901 as the start of the modern century.
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Givda
O Fel
Puary
Noger Ums
Rhide Island
Aviv
OY Control of Global Tire Market by 3 Percent Inch Tires
A brief note claims that users of three percent inch tires make up more than half of all tire buyers worldwide. The statement emphasizes market dominance but lacks context or supporting data.
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Aid
An ad touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims quick relief from biliousness and headaches and warns calomel may cause sickness and salivation while Dodson's keeps you alert and ready for work. It also says children may safely use it.
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Dodson
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Evening Star
The
Evening Star Publishing Co
Wistchester
Virginia
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Democratic
Ow. W. Glass
R. Anderson
H. B. Grimm
P. M
W. Nelson Page
W. A. Sale
Frederick Circuit
Frank Walters
Cumberg Eee Howerland, Ma
Helgoland
S. Great
India
Chicago News
Mount Williams
China
Renue Pete
Strickler & Wagner
Bain
Cinderella
Hodgson & Brown Jewelers
Opticians
Bell Phone
West Water St
Firestone
Middletown Milling CO
Middletown
J.S. Solenberger & Co
North Main Street
Pike
School
Tf Newlin & CO
Reuss Ave
the Home Fire Insurance Co
H.R. Bryarly & Bro
Rouss Avenue
Winchester,Va
Mary Tracey
Martinsburg, W. Va
Lizzie Malady
Tha T
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