Forces retreat toward Saloniki as Greece sees partial demobilization
Dispatches from Athens report French Anglo actions retreating from Serbia toward Saloniki with Greek frontier artillery fighting ongoing along the Greek Serb border. Bulgarian shells reach Greek territory though no border crossings confirmed. Greece plans to demobilize sixty percent of troops under allied agreement while the Ford Peace ship nears Christiana barring storms.
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Rome
Athens
Serbia
Saloniki
Salonik
Berlin
Vardar
Russia
Stockholm
Berlin Zeitung
Greece
New York
Ford
Christiana
Winchester adopts city manager plan praised by Charlottesville official
In a Winchester letter Charlottesville's John B Patton expresses pleasure at the city council adopting the city manager system. He urges choosing a strong capable leader with full authority and cooperation. He notes Winchester’s fiscal year ending Aug 31 shows best financial condition, with an asset increase over $40,000.
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Winchester
Patton
Charlottesville
Ward
Evening Star
Funeral Services For Mr. McIntosh
The funeral for Frank McIntosh son of Mrs Nancy McIntosh and the late Luther W McIntosh was held at 3 PM from the Presbyterian Church. Rev J H Lacy led the service with hymns sung by the church choir. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers Samuel Renner Emory Larrick W A Sale Luther Kremer Charles Knight and Dr E A Humston. He is survived by his widow Mrs Margaret McIntosh one son Frank his mother three brothers and three sisters.
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Frank McIntosh
Nancy Mcntosh
Luther W. McIntosh
West Gerard Street
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Lacy
Mount Hebron
Samuel Renner
Emory Larrick
W. A. Sale
Luther Kremer
Charles Knight
E. A Humston
Rabbit Reported With Two Hearts Baffles Town
Mr. George Hillyand from Hillyard's Dam on the Valley Turnpike brought a rabbit to The Star office showing two developed hearts. One heart was in the usual position while a second lay near the animal's stomach, the unusual find noted this morning.
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George Hillyand
Hillyard
Fatally Scalded in a Steel Plant
Telegrams report the death of Joseph Hanlan 27 of Steubenville Ohio after a boiler room accident at a steel plant. He died in a Winchester hospital after severe scalding while directing work. Survived by a widow formerly Miss Ambler, a daughter, a son, and his mother.
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Winchester
Joseph Hanlan
Steubensville
Steubenville
Hanlan
Miss Ambler
Mason Ambler
Parkersburg
W. Va
Miss Baker
C. 3. Baker
Two Prizes Won By L L Fansler
Mr L L Fansler a popular sales agent for the National Biscuit Company at Hagerstown won two prizes for sales. One was a beautiful inner seal watch fob for best sales increase by the Hagerstown agency. The other was a $5 prize for efficiency against 13 agencies in the southeastern territory. He is brother of George Fansler of Farmers and Merchants National Bank of this city. A dollar's worth for a dollar is our motto. Bruce W4 dp 2t.
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L. L. Fansler
National Biscuit Company
Hagerstown
Fansler
George’ Fansler
Farmers and Morchants’ National Bank
Wounded Mell Relief Seeks Simple Pillows for Soldiers
Miss Carita Spencer urged Baltimore women to tear rags into strips and fill pillows to comfort soldiers in base hospitals on the western frontier. She said any size helps and called for gathering torn scraps with bandages and other small surgical items.
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Baltimore
Carita Spencer
National
New York
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Paul
Spencer
Miss Spencer
Fred Cain Found With Head Gashed After Night Out
Fred Cain, a well known young white man, drank too freely Saturday night and was jailed ten days after failing to pay a $10 fine. Officer Neville found him behind the Empire Theater with a severe cut on the back of his head, apparently from a fall.
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Free
Cain
Mqnor
Neville
Empire Theater
Bank Buys Life Interest in the Rutherford Farm
The Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester bought for 1260 dollars the life interest of A. G. Rutherford in the Rutherford farm of 147 acres at Lenore station on the Cumberland Valley Railroad. The sale was authorized by a circuit court decree and conducted by Auctioneer A. G. Swanson for Mosers. The deal includes ownership details and the farm’s location and improvements.
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
A. G. Rutherford
John H. Rutherford
Lenore Station
Cumberland Valley
A. G. Swanson
Robert M. Ward
Harry R. Kern
John M. Steck
Circuit Court
M. P. Ebert
M. A. Huffman
Jacob Cave Fined for Cursing in Police Court
Jacob Cave was arrested by Officer Neville on a charge of cursing and abusing Mrs. Ollie Deahl. He was fined $6.50 in police court yesterday.
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Jacob Cave
Neville
Ollie Deahl
For Sale Six Per Cent Bonds by Hansbrough and Carter
For sale are six percent bonds at under value, representing less than half the property value. Denominations of $1000. Hansbrough and Carter, Insurance Loans Investments. End of display.
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Hansbrough & Carter
Million Dollar Doll At Empire Tonight
The Empire theater presents the tuneful musical comedy The Million Dollar Doll arriving from Hagerstown Maryland. The company of about 40 includes a talented reading lady Miss Howard and a well dressed chorus. Curtain at 8 30. Friends attend the church oyster supper at the Fishpaw residence Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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Empire Theater
Hagerstown
Maryland Theater
Howard
J. M. Fishpaw
Turkeys Wanted and Holiday Offers Advertised
The ad seeks 1000 turkeys for loading on December 16 and 17 with contact options in Ramsburg and Winchester. It also promotes discounted items from Bruce Capper the Jeweler including Wedgewood plates and brooches, and notes mail subscriptions due in January at a reduced rate of 2.00 per year.
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Bruce Capper
Moling & Seal
Charley Rouss Fire Co Members Urged to Attend Bazaar
The Charley Rouss Fire Co members are urged to act promptly at 0 o'clock tonight or 14 to attend the bazar of the Friendship Fire Co. J H Seal is President.
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Charley Rouss Fire Co
Friendship Fire Co
Hopewell Drug Store Safe Plot Foiled After Debris Burial
In Hopewell Virginia on December 14 a bomb plot to blow the George Brothers drug store safe containing 26 000 to 30 000 was stopped when the safe buried in debris from a recent fire was found. Investigations show attackers tunneled to the safe and planned the blast but no arrests yet. The town remains under state militia guard with liquor patrols and riverfront searches netting confiscations.
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Hopewell
Yesemen
George Brothers
du Pont Company
Veggmen
Petersburg
E. W. Bowles
Richmond
River Front
du Pont City
Firemen and Red Men at Bazar Tonight
Friendship bazar on South Main street attracting larger crowds on opening night. Charley Rouss and Sarah Zane fire companies along with Shawnee Tribe of Red Men are expected to attend and boost sales and attendance. Dancing remains a highlight with a prize drawn from each dancer’s coupon, two pigs this night. Supper service available from bazar building.
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Friendship Bazar
Faulkner
South Main Street
Charley Rouss
Sarah Zane
Shawnee Tribe of Red Men
For Rent Faulkner Dry Goods Store Nos 12 14
Store rooms on the east side of South Main street known as Faulkner Dry Goods Store offered for rent by Trety Hanabrough and Carter.
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South Main Street
Faulkner Dry Goods
Trety Hanabrough & Carter
Funeral services for Miss Mary Heist held in Winchester
Funeral services for the late Miss Mary Heist, member of a prominent Winchester family, were conducted by Rev. Dr. J. H. Lacy at 2:30 PM yesterday. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers W. S White, Dr. W. A. Bell, H. P. Tabb, J. B. Russell, Dr. A. D. Herkel, and C. Fred Barr.
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Mary Heist
Mary FE. Heist
Winchester
Margaret Baker
South Braddock Street
J. H. Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Heist
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Noakes Will Case Set for Next Week in Winchester Court
The Samuel G Noakes will dispute will be tried next week in the Corporation Court of Winchester. Herman E Noakes and others sue Annie E Noakes and others over a paper claimed to be the late Samuel G Noakes last will and testament. The court convenes Monday in City Hall under Judge T W Harrison. Staunton VA hospital death noted. administratrix may have faced one third estate stake.
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Corporation Court of
City of Winchester
City Hall
T. W. Harrison
Herman E. Noakes
Annie E. Noakes
Samuel G. Noakes
Western State Hospital
Staunton
Naakee
North Main Street
Hughes Sought as Presidential Candidate in Republican Talks
In Washington, hopes swirl around Justice Hughes and Colonel Roosevelt though both are not yet in the race. Lobby chatter says if Hughes agrees to run the party could win quickly, while Roosevelt’s support is sought for others rather than himself. Applause greeted Roosevelt’s name.
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Washington
Republican Party
Justice Hughes
Roosevelt
Hughes
National G O P Convention Set for June 7
The Republican National Committee in session fixed June 7 as the date for the next national convention. No decision was made on the meeting place.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Snowbound East Coast Felt Across States As Storm Worsens
A Nor’easter crippled transport from New York to New England with snowdrifts, stalled trains, and power outages. At Otisville and Philadelphia area cities, injuries and deaths were reported as workers battled the storm and crews labored to restore service.
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New York Central Railroad
Manhattan
Chicago
Albany
Auston
New York
York
New Haven
Hartford
Boston
Otisville Station
New York City
Bride and Groom Return From Honeymoon to East Street Home
Mr and Mrs William Nelson Page wed on December 4 and after a honeymoon in Washington and New York return to Washington street home of Dr W P McGure to establish their future residence. Mrs Page formerly Miss Willis Tagan Metzro.
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William Nelson Page
Washington
New York
W. P. McGure
East Street
Page
Mise Willis Tagan Me
Utre
Republicans Named on House Committees
Washington December 14 Republicans and Bull, members were treated liberally by the Republican House committee. Rule of seniority was followed with few exceptions. On the banking agency committee the new are Kelster and McFadden of Pennsylvania. On the Interstate Commerce committee Parker of New Jersey Stearling of Illinois Parker of Massachusetts Parker of New York Southerland of West Virginia and Dillon of South Dakota were given positions. The only new member of the naval committee is Mudd of Maryland.
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Washington
Republicans
Bull
Republican House Committee
Cannon
Longworth
Mulend
Kelster
McFadden
Pennsylvania
Interstate Commerce Committee
Parker
New Jersey
Stearling
Illinois
Massachusetts
New York
Southerland
West Virginia
Dillon
South Dakota
Naval Committee
Mudd
Maryland
Fresh Mackerel Shipments Prompts Trial
Fresh mackerel arrivals noted as regular shipments and praised as delicious fried or baked. Orndorff and M’vic ar invite readers to give them a trial.
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Orndorff & M
Baltimore grain markets close with wheat and corn quotes
Baltimore wholesale markets closed this afternoon with No. 9 red wheat on spot at 1.2012 dollars and corn priced at 76 cents per bushel.
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Baltimore
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William W. White
Jennie Lamp
Mount Williams
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Empire Tonight
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