King First To Greet President On Birthday
The King led the greeting as the president marked his sixty second birthday. He appeared in good health and received warm wishes during the early hours of the day.
28 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1918
Page
1
The King led the greeting as the president marked his sixty second birthday. He appeared in good health and received warm wishes during the early hours of the day.
Roy Frazier of Stephens City died in Gaithersburg Maryland after a brief pneumonia illness. He was 30, married with two children, son of James Frazier, and survives two sisters Edith and Daisy Frazier of Harrisonburg and brother Harry Frazier of Stephens City. The body will be transported to Stephens City for burial likely Monday.
President Wilson told Viscount Grey former British war secretary and others that unless a league of nations is organized what is done now will not stand. He spoke at the American embassy in reply to an address on behalf of the League of Nations, saying the idea has grown strong and imperative.
Mrs. Hattie Cleveland Good wife of Paul W. Good dies at home near Haylfield Frederick county after brief illness of influenza aged thirty four. She is survived by husband her parents N M Smaitz, one adopted son Frederick W. Good three brothers Robert L. Smaltz C B Smalitz Harry W. Smaltz and two sisters Lula W Hook Leola V Lupton. Funeral at St Johns Church Mountain Falls conducted by Rev H B H Sloop with burial beside the church.
In Boyce Virginia on December 28 officials announced Ensign Kenneth N. Gilpin of the U S Naval Flying Corps was not involved in any air accident. A cable from Paris confirmed he expected orders for home within days and would join the demobilizing aviation force.
The document lists net income tax brackets with amounts at various income levels. It shows exemptions of 2000 dollars and tax figures ranging from 3000 at low brackets to 703030 for an income of 1,000,000, illustrating a progressive tax structure.
The names of six army officers recommended to Secretary Baker and approved by General March were announced. Major-Generals William M. Black Enoch Crowder George W. Goethals and William G. Gorgas Brigadier-General Frank Hines and Major Henry Jefsey are listed for the Distinguished Service Medal.
A well patronized Empire Theater show last night drew a delighted audience. The production impressed with strong performances from a small cast and favorable verdicts that the Empire management delivered a production above the venue’s usual level.
Britain sympathetic to King George and President Wilson after a Buckinghham Palace banquet. Wilson stressed right of justice and courage to act on understanding, with some interpreters seeing progress toward a peace plan. Wilson later visited the American embassy and accepted honorary citizenship from London.
Capt John J Henry head of the Greater New York Secret Service dies at his Brooklyn home aged 54. He led the force for five years after succeeding William Flynn. The sudden death shocks law enforcement in New York City.
The Board of Directors of Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester Via declares the usual five percent dividend payable January 1 1919. Cashier W M G Hardy signs the notice dated December 27 1918.
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank announces a Christmas Club for 1919 with five attractive classes. Join now to receive your check when most needed and get advised by staff. Where Savings Are Safe.
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Berlin reports say renewed efforts to form a new German cabinet will be made soon possibly today. People's emissaries and independent socialists conferred all day Friday but failed to reach a conclusion.
The 1915 biographical work notes how the ex emperor Wilhelm II was urged to avoid war by a boyhood friend who later served as a court official. It argues the Kaiser deceived many, pursued plans for a long war, and blamed his tutors for dictating divine right to rule. The diary passages reveal his domineering shift from rebellion to oppressive authority and family strife surrounding the crown.
The Winchester and Frederick county local exemption board nears termination with records to be sealed on Tuesday December 31. Draft data from three registrations since 1917 will be preserved for government review. The board members and clerks are listed, and the group will be honored for its draft administration as it moves to transfer records for court keeping in Winchester.
Philadelphia scene reports Angier B Duke son of Benjamin L Duke has separated from his wife Cordelia Biddle. Mrs Duke with their two babies moved to an apartment with her mother Mrs Anthony J Drexel Biddle in a New York hotel. A J Drexel Biddle disclosed the estrangement.
A writer highlights a persistent drive for domination in the emperor, describing a desire to control all people and things. The fragment ends with a note that the piece continues on page three.
Mr. J D OConnell receives the Monthly Bulletin from the spruce production division of the United States Army sent by his son Daniel who serves in the northwest forests. An article by Dr W Covert covers a six week spruce troop tour and warns of soldier privations and dangers behind front lines. George T Legg of Baltimore visits Winchester and his brother A G Legg at Bunker Hill before returning home. Lost watch: a gold fillet Hamilton movement, reward offered by Rev O D Lambert Brucetown.
Prohibition officers aboard a Norfolk and Western passenger train between Berryville and Boyce seized 60 pints of liquor hidden in couches and grips meant for holiday home use. The stop caused a passenger uproar as conductors sought further instruction and the train was finally allowed to proceed.
President May may visit Switzerland, officials say, with White House remarks noting he cannot decide the trip at this time. Delegates and diplomats discuss potential talks and the broader policy implications amid international tensions.
Washington reports a wave of panic over war contracts as work halts threaten production. Secretary of War Crowell notes 669 contracts were verbally amended or delayed, totaling about $1.677 billion, added to existing obligations with France and other neutrals affected.
Fragmentary report says former German general Ludendorff has traveled to Russia to take command of the Soviet army. The note mentions communication with Lenin and a connection to Copenhagen.
Amsterdam December 24 reports say Berlin guards welcomed Valetii and English troops, hoping for improved copies once intervening forces arrive. Confidence in German leaders has waned. Revolutionary sailors in Bern oppose the Dbiet government and have clashed with guards in recent days. Miss Georgia Fawcett Washington D C is visiting her old home at Fawcett Gaps.
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