Fuel Admins Hint at Revoking Order Amid Embargo Talks
Washington Feb 4 The fuel administration and state directors discuss possible revocation of heatless Monday closing as embargoes on eastbound freight continue. Officials say embargoes aided distribution and may render industrial closing unnecessary, with further decisions expected after meetings with Garf ield and McAdoo and President Wilson.
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Garfield
Waseington
Fuel Administration
J. Garfield
McAdoo
Wilson
Sy Ong
Stuart for Congress rumored in Bristol Virginia
In Bristol Virginia on February 4 supporters discuss Henry Carter Stuart entering the race for Congress in Virginia’s Ninth District. Debates focus on Democratic chances, Republican opposition, and the governor’s homecoming to boost the campaign. A local sale notice and a rental ad appear amid the political chatter.
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Bristol
Henry Carter Stuart
Radsell County
Homer
Virginia
Slerap
Stuart
Bascom Silemp
Jarzin
Trepublicans
Weather and road conditions disrupt daily life in town
Snow drifts block roads and halt regular services as deep winds disable travel. Temperature swings from near 88 to below freezing as storms ease, but a gusty night keeps visibility poor and trains delayed. Local supervisors postpone daily meetings due to weather and travel hazards.
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Arines
Weds Pretty Trained Nurse in Local Ceremony
A marriage license was issued in the corporation clerk's office on Saturday afternoon for Stuart Anderson and Ruth Jackson, both of the city. Anderson works for a local automobile firm and is the son of Harrison Anderson of the county. Jackson is the daughter of James Jackson of Fairmount Avenue and is a trained nurse.
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Corporation Clerk
Stuart, Anderson
Ruth Jackson
Harrison Anderson
Pide
James Jackson
Fairmount Avenue
Notice to Subscribers on January Renewal Delay
Owing to bad county roads and post office access, the Star expands the renewal period to February 15. Subscriptions renewed by then keep the January rate of 2.50 per year. after February 15 the price rises to 8.00. Renew early to save 50 cents.
Slagker Pleads Guilty in Draft Evasion Case
Alexander Watson reports Thompson, alias King fishman, alien and newly married groom, remains jailed in Harrisonburg Va charged with evading the draft. Deputy Marshal Wotow and Sheriff Pannett arrested him near Winchester after failing to register. he claims no reason. Thompson, who came from the Isle of Man in 1910, says he is 24, later married near Figgerstown. Winchester exemption board to notify immigration authorities.
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Alexander Watson
Thompson
King Fishman
Harrisonburg
Prinatot
Star
United States
Marshal Wo Tw
Sherdite
Pannett
Wool Omsill
Winchester
Aakers
D. C
Clarke County
Figgerstown
Fnis Island
Nine room house with bath and electric lights
MM Lynch attorney reports a nine room residence with bath and electric lighting. Legal notice indicates related property details and associated charges.
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Bath
MM Lynch
Camp Lee men may leave soon
Corporal Harry L. Reardon son of Mrs. P. J. Reardon of this city reports from Camp Lee Petersburg Virginia that he has joined the 305th Engineers and will depart for France in a couple of weeks. He says he is well but has an appetite. He notes the death of Corporal Charles J. Tippy a cigarette gasser who visited Winchester from pneumonia after several days illness. John D. Adams sale at White Hall postponed to Feb 7 including horses cattle sheep hogs cows hay fodder 40 acres wheat farm implements and household goods.
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Harry L. Reardon
P. J. Reardon
Camp Lee
Petersburg
Via
305Th Engineers
Star Office
Reardon
France
Charles JD. Tippy
Winchester
John D. Adams
White Hall
Death Ends Famous Fighter John L Sullivan at 59
John L Sullivan former heavyweight champion of America died at his Abington Massachusetts home on Saturday aged 59 after a recent bout of heart trouble. He had lived on a farm ten years, planned a visit to Boston, and resisted doctors while his condition worsened briefly before his death.
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John L. Sullivan
Abington
Masai
Sullivan
Boston
George M. Bush
Jha
John
United States Eyes Expanded Training in England
Report from Washington indicates the United States seeks to boost forces in England with British cooperation. London has signaled willingness to reciprocate in training American regiments for use in France, with a proposal to send about 150,000 personnel to England for joint preparation.
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Wiastiington
United States
Toe
England
Wildute To
British War Office
Operation Successful for Mr Rett at Opequon Court
Reports say Mr T B Rett of Opequon was operated on today at the hospital by Dr Boyd. Friends expect Rett to recover. Mrs Rett may soon leave hospital. Friendship fire truck committee to meet at W L Pulez's house tomorrow.
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Bow. Boyd
Friendship
W. L. Pulez
Vielek omerrow-Teeaiiay Mig
Valley Turnpike Toll Gates Likely to End Under State Bill
The Valley Turnpike Company and Virginia officials discuss a proposed act to remove toll gates and shift road maintenance to the state, with the aim of informing Valley residents. Senators Goolrich, Robertson, and others weigh in, stating the bill’s passage depends on the General Assembly and company response within sixty days of July 1.
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Wikeh
Galle Jnte Virginia Company
Valley
Roads Commission
Virginia
Valley Turnpike Company
Wwehive
Valley ‘Turnpike Company
Valley Turnpike
State Senate
Valley of Virginia
Senate
Goolrich
Robertson
Comraxd
Andrews
Trinkle
Downing
Jordan
State Roads Commission
General Assembly of Virginia
Draft exams called off suddenly in local draft news
A telegraph delay stops physical examinations for all registrants listed, as changes to height weight and measurements are rumored. The telegram postpones examinations and exempts no one until new orders arrive, affecting the upcoming batch schedules at the board.
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Wittt
Reyvis
Aged Woman Aunt Fane Tarcas Dies After Breakdown
Aunt Fane Tarcas a respected colored resident of Winchester died in a hospital yesterday from a breakdown linked to advanced age. She never knew her exact age but was regarded as nearly ancient. Survived by daughter Betty Smith of Rockville Maryland with funeral arrangements pending awaiting word from her.
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Fane Tarcas
Cmd
Jame
Winchester
Georges Eekins
Mains Street
Betty Smith
Rockville
Attend Lawyer's Sale February 6 For Mare At Winchester
Old notice from Winchester Virginia lists H Baker at 46 East Piccadilly Street offering a neat mare and related items. The purchaser is invited to attend the lawyer’s sale on February 6 for the corm or stock mentioned.
Scouts Attend Church Service in Winchester Celebration
The Boy Scouts of Winchester closed national anniversary week with a service at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church. Members of three local troops, their families and friends attended as the choir of the church joined additional singers. Dr. Smith delivered the address praising the scouts as a vital force, noting their community demonstrations and readiness to contribute.
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Winchester
Boy Scouts of
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Smith
Soldiers and Flag Spotted in Sky Over Winchester
On Friday night observers in Winchester reported a remarkable sky sight a large 48 star flag with 18 stripes appeared in the heavens with marching soldiers. Witnesses described the image lasting about half an hour and speculated it might be a reflection or optical illusion rather than a real display.
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Plouda
United States Forces Push on Front in France War Report
Secretary Baker reports U S troops occupy part of the actual battle front in France and have held positions against German thrusts. American patrols repel probes in no-man's land as two days of fighting yield slight gains for the Allies. Continued updates promised.
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United States
Frange
Baker
Gunsiers
Lortune
Washington
Erioah
Acta Stadl
France
Pier Nounced
Mda
Striker 7 Aerousiers
Wade
Astrome
George Washington and Early Apple Orchard Grant Details
Readable portions recount George Washington owning an early apple orchard grant in Virginia, with land around 125 acres and a Bartlett apple grove. The 1776 account notes ownership by Washington and wife Martha, with built structures and measures to protect fruit trees from livestock and weather.
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saVa” Tien
Marcy
George Washington
Asanel
Ann Fsartlett
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