Federal mediators fail to avert nationwide railroad strike
In New York on August 12, federal mediators led by Judge Knapp told railroad workers no settlement by mediation was possible and proposed arbitration. The Brotherhood demanded an eight hour day and time and a half overtime, while saying there was nothing to arbitrate. President Wilson was briefed as talks continued amid a looming strike.
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County People Buy Stock For New Winchester Line
A Gore meeting drew prominent Frederick county citizens to back a railroad from Wardensville West Virginia to Winchester. Gore subscribers have already purchased about $9,000 in stock. E P Bean of the Lost River Lumber Co and Mer Herbert S Larrick spoke for the project and the Winchester and Western Railroad likely will be the corporate name.
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E. P. Bean
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For Sale House and Lot in Mt Jackson Va
Classified note lists a house and lot for sale at 425 dollars with monthly payments and contact James P. Reardon. Includes a lawn party invitation at the Christian Church on Saturday night August 19 and a separate coopers wanted posting for No 1 apple parcels at Turkey Knob Orchard Mt Jackson Va. Also mentions a six room house for rent and incomplete contact Mia/William R Willis.
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Mt. Jackson
William R. Willis
Infantile paralysis cases rise across cities
New York reports 167 new cases and 42 deaths in the last 24 hours. Philadelphia notes eight new cases and 34 deaths since July 1 with a total of 157 cases. Camden, N J records two deaths from the illness.
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Black Prince Wins Roadster Class After protest at Berryville show
The Berryville horse show day one prize summary notes R T Jones Black Prince was ruled out on a technicality but after a protest before a four member committee first prize was awarded to his horse. Journey Boy owned by Herbert A Clevenger drew second with J M Trappell of Charlestown third with Happy Thought.
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Thames
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Herbert A. Clevenger
Swimley
J. M. Trapnell
Charlestown
W. Va
Baltimore grain markets close with wheat and corn quotes
At 3 pm the Baltimore wholesale market posted No 2 red wheat at 146 1 2, and corn at 92 1 2 cents. Mr and Mrs H A Williamson of Fairmont West Virginia, guests of Mrs Williamson's sister Mrs T Russell Cather on West Water Street, have returned home.
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Clarksburg, W. Va
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North Market Street
Militia Ordered to Border as War Dept Mobilizes
Washington Aug 12 The War Department announced all militiamen in mobilization camps totaling about 35 000 would be sent to the Mexican border immediately. Transportation is arranged and further recruiting will continue after departure to gain border experience. Kentucky and West Virginia units will be sent as soon as equipped. Other national guard units to follow. A circulating report of a new hitch in negotiations with Carranza was denied by state war and White House officials.
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Algernon Oates Held for Assault in Harrisonburg
Algernon Oates a city liveryman was arrested on a warrant by Hattie Jones charging attempted criminal assault on her nine year old daughter. Bail set at 1600 with I C Oates acting as surety for his appearance before Magistrate Rhodes.
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Tennyson Memoir Reveals Hallam Love and Tragic End
A new Handley Library memoir by Hallam Tennyson chronicles Alfred Tennyson’s life, Arthur Hallam’s 1833 death in Vienna, and the poet’s lifelong devotion. It notes four decades of marriage to Emily Sellwood and the creation of In Memoriam.
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Penny Helps To Check Spread Of Infantile Paralysis
Notices posted today across Pennsylvania Railroad stations waiting rooms and public places east of Pittsburg and Erie urge complying with quarantine rules. Health certificates are required for all children under 16 to board trains and avoid delays.
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Reel Team Raises Hopes at Virginia Fire Convention
The Friendship Fire Company reel team, training for the state firemen's convention in Harrisonburg on August 23 to 25, posted a 28 second 150 yard run with hose lays and water throws. The Charley Rouss Pines Company also reports strong night practices with a skilled squad.
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Prominent City Manager Visits Winchester
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ashburner of Springfield Ohio stay at Motel Jack during a visit to Winchester. Ashburner formerly Staunton Virginia city manager and now leads Springfield Ohio. He called on City Manager Field at Rouss City Hall and proposed the Sumpter plan of modern commission management which has spread nationwide. During his tenure Springfield cut taxes and trimmed running expenses by 123000 while reorganizing city departments.
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Tickets barred for children under 16 at Conococheague Camp
Frederick County and Winchester health boards request Cumberland Valley Railroad to halt ticket sales to anyone under sixteen for Conococheague Camp on Sunday August 13 due to quarantine against infantile paralysis.
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Exhibition space applications due August 25 at Winchester Fair
D W Lupton secretary urges merchants to file applications for main building space by August 25. Each exhibitor gets one ticket. Advertisement for Carter's Yeast appears with dated notice 7-14 Tuesday Friday 4w.
Wreck Kills Fifteen on Cambria Southern Trolley
At Echo near Johnstown Pa an eastbound trolley crashed into an outbound car after air brakes failed. Fifteen dead and many injured as cars telescoped on a curved grade. Motormen Angus Barner and Taylor Thomas identified among the dead. Nurses and physicians rushed to Johnstown hospitals.
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Harrison Dominates Field in Seventh District Race
In the Seventh District race Harrison is seen as the strongest candidate. Opponents unite against him despite attempts to nominate by convention and split the vote. They plan to back Early for the short term and Weaver for the long term, but the strategy may fail to win broad support among independent voters.
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Death of Golightly Child in Winchester Area
Milton Lewis Golightly infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Golightly of Clearbrook died last evening at 9 at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles H Bursey on Millwood road three miles from Winchester. Spinal meningitis caused death. Funeral tomorrow afternoon at 2 from the Bursey residence with interment in Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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Clearbrook
Charles H. Bursey
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Charles Town Horse Show August 14 Promises Big Turnout
Secretary Dr J L Luke announces Charles Town West Virginia event aims for a larger demonstrated turnout at the local horse show on August 14 with emphasis on improved showcases and entries.
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Dover Raided By German Seaplanes
Dover port was attacked at dawn by two German seaplanes dropping four bombs. An officer and six men were wounded but no military targets were hit. Dover’s strategic value as a transport hub was noted as many British ships depart from there.
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