Wilson Addresses Peace Aims Stir Berlin Response
Administration officials reject claims that President Wilson altered war aims in his latest address. Vienna shows cautious hope for Austrian concessions while Kaiser's Berlin stance remains hardline. British papers hail Wilsons clear analysis of the Austro German offer as an invitation to further talks. King approves war aims as Russia and Roumania developments loom.
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United States
London
Austria
Hamburg
Roumania
Washington
United
Russia
Wilson
the Times
Rus
Garfield Edict to Resume Work Amid War Trade Pressures
Washington February 12 reports say Dr. Garfield plans to issue an order resuming work on the six remaining workless Mondays. Lincoln's Birthday holiday delays formal announcement until tonight or tomorrow morning. Coal movement and distribution recover as weather improves and fuel and railway offices report better conditions.
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Washington
Iuel
Garfield
Lincoln
Fuel and Railway Administrations
For Sale 6 Percent Mortgage Land Bonds
Hansbrough and Carter advertise 6 per cent mortgage land bonds for sale. Real estate and insurance loans firm lists offerings with date feb 8 9 12.
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Hansbrough & Carter
Infant Child Died Today Calvert Family
Jane Natalie Calvert four months old daughter of Mr and Mrs E D Calvert died this morning at 54 South Main Street. Survived by four sisters Elaine Margaret Dorothy and Selena Calvert. Funeral at the house tomorrow at 3 p.m. Rev F M Richardson of Braddock Street M E Church South to officiate. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Mr Calvert a supervisor of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Jane Natalie Calvert
E. D. Calvert
South Main Street
Elaine Calvert
Margaret Calvert
Dorothy Calvert
Selena Calvert
F. M. Richardson
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron
Calvert
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Minstrel King Al Field Returns to Winchester
Al Field and his Minstrels visit town with a strong concert showing this afternoon. The Empire Theatre hosts a full house tonight as advance ticket sales run high. Field, born near Winchester and based in Leesburg, enjoys top status in American minstrelsy.
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al G. Field
Empire Theatre
A. G. Field
Winchester
Leesburg
Mr. Field
United States
Hagerstown
King George Reopens Parliament in Endorsement Speech
The monarch declares the empire has endorsed the peace terms of the entente, presenting a just basis for settlement as Parliament reconvenes.
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British Empire
Westward Pioneer Holliday Dies In Indianapolis
William Jaquelin Holliday a Winchester native and IndIanapolis business pioneer has died in Indianapolis at 88. He was cousin to former Gov Fred Holliday and to J Douglas Bruce and supported Winchester charities while directing major Indiana firms such as Indiana National Bank and Crown Hill Cemetery. Born 1829 in Winchester he moved west in 1849 and later built a long career in hardware and dry goods before retiring as a tireless charity worker.
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Winchester
Indianapolis
Indiana
William J. Holliday
Wchester
Holliday
The
Star
Mr. Holliday
Fred W. M. Holliday
J. Douglas Bruce
Boyce
Clarke County
Daily Times
Eee
William Jaquelin Holliday
Indiana National Bank
Indianapolis Steel Railway Company
Belt Railroad and Stock Yards Company
Crown Hill Cemetery
North Meridan Street
West
Covington
Meridan Street
Kellogg and Company
East Washington Street
Washington Hotel
John W. Murphy
Meridan
Maryland Streets
Murphy-Hibben Company
Hibbben Holliday and Company
Williams Weds Martinsburg Nurse Amid War Conditions
Dr. David T. Williams recently commissioned first lieutenant in the Medical Reserve Corps and Maude M. Brantner wed in Martinsburg with no attendants. The bride led Martinsburg City Hospital and met Williams there before he volunteered. He must report to Washington February 16. if assigned there they stay, else Mrs. Williams returns to Martinsburg.
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David T. Williams
Mount Williams
Medical Reserve Corps
Maude M. Brantner
John M. Brantner
Martinsburg
W. Va
R. L. Wright
Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Martinsburg City Hospital
Dr. Williams
Martinsurg
Frederick County
Home Guard Physical Exam Notice
Dr Walter Cox will examine all Home Guard men who have not yet had their physical at the armory on Thursday night February Mth. Those men are especially asked to be present at that time and place. ip-21) WOGAN IR FAY Captain.
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Walter Cox
Home Guard
Mth
Wogan IR
Fay
Merchants Urged to Sell War Saving Stamps
In a call to duty, merchants with sales stations for War Saving Stamps are urged to participate as an act of patriotism during a time of national trouble.
Miss Delsie Henry Weds In Washington
Announcement of Miss Delsie Henry of Winchester marrying Clinton G Morri son formerly of this city now in Washington. The ceremony occurred at 4 pm last Friday at a Washington Methodist parsonage conducted by Rev Bowers. The bride wore brown broadcloth with matching hat and gloves. Morrison worked at Virginia Woolen Company in Winchester and now serves in a federal position in Washington.
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Delsie Henry
Winchester
Clinton G. Morrison
Washington
Bowers
Benjamin Taylor
Monmouth Street
Morrison
Virginia Woolen Company
Government Service
Firemen Unfurl Service Flag in Tribute to Rouss Patron
The Charley Rouss Fire Company dedicated a large service flag for members now in army and navy service. R. Gray Williams read the honored names of 34 firemen, including officers and privates, while honors were paid to the late Charles Broadway Rouss on his birthday anniversary. The ceremony concluded with floral tributes at Mount Hebron Cemetery as weather limited further events.
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R. Gray Willams
Rouss
Army
Charley Rouss
New Hall
Water and
Braddock Streets
R. Gray Williams
Charles Broadway Rouss
Williams
FM. Richardson
Bradnock Street
Church, South
Marcellus Anderson
Fire Company
F. Harry Baetjer
Bryan Conrad
Robert T. Barton
Thorace Co. Brown
Ww. A. Baker
W. Nelson Page
R. E. Byrd, Jr
Thomas B. Byrd
Preston Callum
Clyde Lanham
Lee Lanham
Eugene E. Chiles
J. B. Noonan
B. C. Yost
Lee Coble
Lawson Armentrout
Gibson G. Baker
James 0. Baker
Leo Barley
W. A. Beverley
Eddie Brill
Leslie Brown
Olga Compton
Bernard Grove
G. ©. Haddox
W. FE. Hartoe
Carl la
Aero plane mail route to link Washington and New York
The Post Office plans a daily round trip air mail service between Washington and New York to begin early this year. Five aeroplanes will be bid for and used to carry 300 pounds of mail up to 200 miles at speeds from 45 to 100 mph with 6000 feet climbing in ten minutes. Regular rates up to 26 cents per ounce apply.
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the Star
Washington
New York
Burleson
Hig Department
War and Navy
Lowlands Inundated Amid River Rise Forecast
Severe flooding spreads across Lowlands and Newport Kentucky as the Ohio River surges. Dynamite squads work overnight to prevent stream clogs while residents flee and Cincinnati riverfront merchants relocate goods amid expected 65 foot rise by night.
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Kentucky
Shenandoah
Cincinnati
Newport
Kill Wife And Then Shoots Self
Butler, Pa. Feb. 12 After shooting and killing his wife Elizabeth Frank Gould turned the weapon on himself and is in serious condition with a bullet in his breast. Police say the Goulds had not been living together.
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Butler
Elizabeth
Frank Gould
Goulds
Wanted unfurnished flat seek three room residence
Classified note seeks an unfurnished flat with three rooms and a bath. Provides contact address Care Star at Z for replies or arrangements.
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Care Star
Colonel Roosevelt Stable After Restful Night
New York February 12 Colonel Roosevelt's condition remains practically unchanged after a restful night. Attending physicians see no cause for alarm. Horses and colts at Cochran's sale February 14 are good heavy drafts. Don't fail to buy one.
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The
Star
New York
Roosevelt
Cochran
Ash Wednesday Mass Set at Sacred Heart Church
Tomorrow begins Lent as Reverend John McVerry pastor of the Church of the Sacred Heart conducts a special mass at 8:00 AM in the church.
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John McVerry
Church of the Sacred Heart
Nine room house with bath and electric lights
Real estate notice regarding a nine room dwelling featuring bath facilities and electric lighting. Attorney M. M. Lynch listed as the contact for the transaction.
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Bath
M. M. Lynch
Samuel Santmeyers Called By Death in Washington D C
News from Winchester reports the death of Samuel E Santmeyers a Front Royal native living at 106 D street northeast Washington D C He was husband to Martha J Santmeyers and will be buried in Front Royal after funeral services in Washington tonight Also note Cochran's sale near Clearbrook on February 14 offering 20 good young sheep.
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Winchester
Samuel 8. Santmeyers
Front Royal
D Street
Washington, D. C
Martha J. Santmeyers
Washington
Cochran
Clearbrook
Mrs Reed Improved and Hope for Recovery
The condition of Mrs. M. T. Reed, once dangerously ill, has greatly improved and her physician now holds hopes for her recovery. Also notices a Cochran sale near Clearbrook on Feb. 14 offering Holstein and Jersey cattle and heavy draft horses. In Chicago, February 22, authorities probe a German plot to smuggle high explosives to spies under the cover of preserved meats. Pieces of shipments labeled Sveaker are alleged to be involved. February 25 entry notes Asa S. Racey on Ebert farm with goods listed here.
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Cochran
Clearbrook
Chicago
Department of Justice
America
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers Rise With Ice Gorges Hazard
Cumberland Maryland reports rising rivers as warmer weather melts ice creating ice gorges. Rivers threaten rail bridges on the Romney branch and near Mileson Ridge while portions of a bridge and an iron bridge near Petersburg shift moorings. Shenandoah River rises threaten lowlands and ports with limited damage so far.
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Ohio
Potomac River
Cumberland
Tomac
Harpers Ferry
Romney
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mileson Ridge
Petersburg
Winchester
Shandoah
Ingham
Shenandoah
South Branch
Balanced Dairy Ration Advertised by H. Baker
Just received carload Union recognized as one of the best feeds on the market. Sold by the ton or 100 lb bag. Cash offered for good sweet corn. Address H. Baker 462 Piccadilly Winchester Virginia.
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Carload Union
J. S
H. Baker
Piccadilly
Winchester
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Count Czernin
Sia
Dr. Garfield
Edict
Wire
al. Field
Minstrel King
King George
Wm. J. Holliday
Bruce
LT. C.1. Williams
J. Mack Noonan
Charley Rouss Company
Uncle Sam
Ohio River
Post Office Department
Blis
S. S. Santmeyers
M. T. Reed
Asa S. Racey
Ebert Farm
Middle Road
River Rising
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