Cardinal Gib relapses after rest. prayers urged
Associated Press reports Cardinal Gib fell back into illness after a night of rest. The cardinal, at Mills Maryland, showed improvement this morning as doctors noted a minor relapse likely from nervousness and visitors. Clergy were urged to pray for his speedy recovery.
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the. Associated Press
Mills
Friends
Amily
Bech
Gib
Yes
Corrigan
The
Dio
Conne
New Year Observances Bow to Wilson Illness
The capital marks New Year with scaled ceremonies as President Wilson’s illness alters the White House reception. Diplomatic corps and military families expected to gather in lighter style, while Congress resumes work earlier than usual to push appropriation bills.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Wilson
Ures
Army
Navy
House
Congress
Pre-War Price Cut Prompts Battery Service Growth
Valley Service Station reports a public welcome for prewar price cuts on batteries. Braddock and Water Streets cite strong customer turnout as 60 batteries arrive for service and repair, signaling growing demand in the area.
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Willard
Valley Service Station, Inc
Ip Se
Braddock and Water Sts
How to Save Money in Grain Trade
A terse note from L. L. Hock & Co at Miller's old stand lists items plus pricing hints for brats middlings crow flour hay and arrow with contact via Bell phone 309 J. ind ip.
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L. L. Hock & Co
C. V. i Bell Phone
J. Ind
Dozens Hurt as Walkway Collapses at San Francisco Excavation
About 50 people were injured when a temporary sidewalk over a construction site for a theater at Market and Taylor streets collapsed early today. A 30 foot section of the walk fell 200 feet into the excavation, with around 100 witnesses reporting the scene. No fatalities were recorded.
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AN Prancisco
Cal
Market
Taylor Streets
Mummers Parade Opens Philadelphia New Year Fest
Philadelphia sees 12 000 Mummers from 20 clubs in the annual parade with prizes over 12 000. Comic displays elaborate floats fancy costumes and bands compete as thousands watch from streets and hotels host late into night after New Year celebration. Railroads run special trains bringing crowds from nearby areas to pack the city venues.
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Antoci
Philadelphia
Mummers
Harding Takes a Partial Holiday in New Year Work
President elect Harding spent New Year’s Day largely at his desk with continued conferences on administration policy. He had his New Year’s dinner at home with Mrs. Harding and several personal friends.
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Associated Press
Marion
Harding
Wesleyan Bible Class Sets New Year Agenda
The Wesleyan Bible Class invites all unaffiliated men to attend a church service and discuss the lesson from Matthew seventeen one to fourteen. The session promises a recap of Christ’s transfiguration and its relevance to the year 1921, starting at 9:45.
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Wesleyan Bible Class
No Reduction in Subscription for Daily News Record
Harrisonburg News Record denies rumors of a price cut after January 1. The subscription remains at $4 as production costs stay high. A savings club offer from Shenandoah Valley National Bank promotes weekly additions and Christmas checks.
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Harrisonburg
For Sale Gas Engine at Chapman's Auto Sales
Gas engine OH P mounted in good condition offered by Chapman s Auto Sales. New price 475 dollars, asking 280 dollars. Terms available if desired.
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OH. P
Chapman
The American Restaurant Under New Management Notice
The American Restaurant under new management. Your patronage appreciated. Prices reasonable. H. R. Triplett proprietor successor to Edgar Sine.
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H. R. Triplett
Edgar Sine
Lessons From Dr Smith on Seven Gridiron Lessons
The Handley Schools alumni banquet featured Dr Louis Smith who spoke on Seven Lessons From the Gridiron. He argued life is a contest and one must persevere against opposition, while stressing that hard fair play and wisely directed training lead to success. Continued on page 5.
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Bets Louis Smith
Handley
Wash University
Farmer killed in runaway near Staunton Va
Herbert H. McKay age 28 was killed when his team of horses bolted while drawing fodder. He fell headfirst and was found unconscious by a farm hand. McKay had served overseas in the army and leaves three sisters and one brother. Funeral services were held today.
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Staunton
Herbert H. McKay
McKay
Fancy Box Apples for New Year Varieties
Fancy boxed apples in every variety promoted for the New Year. Ad lists Sam Haines of Winchester Virginia with contact phone 419.
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Sam Haines
Winchester
Handley Night Schools reopen for adults over 16
Handley Night Schools reopen with courses for adults 16 and older starting January 10. Classes meet at the John Kerr Building on Wednesday and Thursday nights with registration January 5 and 6 after eight p m. Courses include cooking sewing English mathematics and more.
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Handley Night
John Kerr
Iaea
Four Fatally Stabbed After New Year Joust in San Francisco
Four men were seriously wounded in a New Year’s joust attack in San Francisco. Police say five assailants stabbed them with likely fatal knife wounds and they were sent to Mission Emergency Hospital for treatment.
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Associated Press
San. Francisco
Cal
Mission Emergency Hospital
Lost tan travelling bag between Charles Town and Syville
A tan traveling bag with double handles went missing between Charles Town and Syville. It contained a tuxedo suit shoes and other clothing. A liberal reward is offered if returned to Bea's Music Store Wincheater Vaap.
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Charles Town
Syville
Bea's Music Store
Bells Ring In New Year Amid Fire Alarm Echoes
At 11 58 p m city fire bells rung as New Year began with ten minutes of clamor from the engine house towers. Church bells joined, while firecrackers shouts and factory whistles added to the celebratory noise as crowds marked the moment.
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Winchester
Dr E T Gold's Daughter Weds In Petersburg
Dr and Mrs E T Gold announce the marriage of their daughter to Dr Phil H Gold of Rich mond and to John Crawford of Petersburg. The ceremony united two families in a Petersburg home with families from Mesars, Crawford, and Gold listed among relatives.
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DR. E. T. Gold
E. Tmond
Petersburg
Phil H. Gold
John
F. B. Crawford
Ter
West Virginians Are Weded Here
Mr. Calvin E. B. Crim and Crim families of North Avenue wed on a Wednesday afternoon at the local church with Rev. George W. Stover officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A J Crim and sister of Rev. Harry Crim a United Brethren missionary to China, married the bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. C E Crim.
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Calvin EB. Crim
Crim
North Avenue
George W. Stover
A. J. Crim
Harry Crim
United Brethren Church
China
C. E. Crim
U S Secretary Colby Seeks Trust with Uruguay
Bainbridge Colby told Uruguayans at a farewell luncheon that the United States aims to ease distrust of North America. He said many South Americans do not fully understand U S motives in dealings with the region.
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Associated Press
Montevideo
Uruguay
Bainbridge Colby
United States
North America
Colby
Pythian Knights Elect Officers at Winchester Lodge
Winchester Lodge No. 65 Knights of Pythias elected A. D. Mason as chancellor commander for the upcoming term. Other officers include J. R. Everhart as vice chancellor and W. M. Seal as prelate. installation is set for next Thursday night by Deputy Grand Chancellor John W. Phillips.
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Winchester Lodge
Knights of Pythias
A. D. Mason
J. R. Everhart
W. M. Seal
J. M. Spurr
Grover C. Cooper
Lewis Pearson
Preffitt
Winchester Public Schools Reopen January Fourth
Public schools in Winchester will reopen on Tuesday January 4 at the regular hour. The notice urges families to join the Savings Club at Shenandoah Valley National Bank and offers a reward for a lost dark brown collie at 610 Main Street.
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Winchester
Main St
Scouts Dance as New Year Is Ush ered In
About one hundred couples danced at the armory on North Market Street to welcome the new year. The Washington Orchestra provided music as favors were handed out and bedlam erupted briefly. Commissioner L M Baker and Midge Myers led two German figures as the crowd celebrated. Refreshments followed at midnight and dancers lingered into the early hours. Tonight Hastern High School’s fast basketball team meets the troop squad at 8 at the armory with coach Marshall and Captain Potts expected to attend.
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Armory
North Market Street
Washington Orchestra
L. M. Baker
Midge Mybbs
Yealand
Hastern High School
Washington
R. B. Pope
Marshall
Potts
Cadet Woodall Receives Salvation Army Scholarship
Cadet Anne Woodall a native of Boston England and local Salvation Army officer has earned a scholarship from the Salvation Army Training College in New York City and will depart Monday to begin a major mission. Winchester residents praise her selfless service to the sick and needy and bid her farewell with services Sunday and an open air meeting Saturday night led by Ensign Mary Leigh and Cadet Woodall.
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Afine
C. Woodall
Boston
England
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Training Colege
New York City
Cadet Woodall
Winchester
Woodall
Mary Leigh
Anne Woodall
Regular meeting of South End Hose Company
Regular meeting of the South End Hose Company scheduled for Monday January 3 at 8 oclock. Business of importance includes the annual election of officers. THOS J. JENKINS, President. Co. F. WOOD, Recorder.
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South End Hose Company
Thos J. Jenkins
F. Wood
Apple Grower Seeks Share of Export Shipments
Brief note from Thomas W. Mathews of Winchester Virginia requests a share of foreign apple shipments for better market returns. He provides his address at 35 West Piccadilly Street.
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Thomas W. Mathews
Piccadilly St
Winchester, Va
Jesse Dove and Miss Plank Wed in Winchester
Announcement of the quiet marriage of Miss Pansy Plank daughter of Mr and Mrs W Frank Plank East Water Street to Mr Jesse Dove chauffeur in charge of the Winchester Staunton water bus line. The ceremony was at 8 o clock last evening at Centenary Reformed Church South Market Street Reverend Clarence Woods officiated. The bride has led the business office of Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company for years and is popular. Dove is a son of Mr and Mrs Louis Dove and is well known locally.
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Pansy Plank
W. Frank Plank
East Water Street
Jesse Dove
Winchester-Staunton
Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company
Mr. Dove
Louis ‘Dove
Murder Erupts As New Year Begins In Feud
In New York on January 1 Henry Schnepp a butcher was shot three times near a social club on Flint Avenue by an unknown attacker who fled. Police suspect the killing stems from a feud at the club.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry Schnepp
Butcher
Flint Avenue
Record Autos Kill 707 in New York City in 1920
New York City reported 707 automobile deaths in 1920, the highest ever, surpassing 1909’s 702. Statewide auto fatalities reached 1,102 for 1920, according to today's release.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
US players sweep Davis Cup lawn tennis title in Auckland
William T. Tilden 24 of Philadelphia and William N. Johnston of Bawrenced beat Gerald F. Patterson and Norman By in the doubles to finish the Davis cut lawn tennis championship. Tilden won his singles match 6-7 6-2 6-8 6-3 and Johnston took Brookes 6-7 7-6 6-8 6-4.
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Associated Press
Auckland
New Zealand
William T. Tilden
Philadephia
William N. Johnston
Bawsence
Gerald F. Patterson
Norman
Tilden
Patterson
Johnston
Brookes
Friendship Fire Co Sets Regular Meeting Date
Friendship Fire Company announces a regular meeting to be held on the upcoming Thursday evening in January. Officers will be elected or confirmed, with details listed in the notice.
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Friendship Fire CO
Friendship Fire. Co
Henry Batt Hurt in City Truck Accident
Retired farmer Henry Batt, living on North Main Street, sustained numerous cuts and bruises after a motor truck plunged down a bank while he rode to his farm near Reynolds Store. He was confined to his house but no bones were fractured and he rests as well as can be expected.
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Henry Batt
North Main Street
Batt
Reynolds
Mr. Batt
Winchester Auto Sales moves to Faulkner Building
The Winchester Auto Sales Co Inc announces relocation from the Winchseter Ga rage Braddock and Amherst Streets after December 1 to the Faulkner Building 11 16 South Main Street. They will continue Chevrolet Studebaker and GM trucks agencies with an expanded service department. They thank customers for past patronage and pledge improved service.
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Winchseter
Braddock and
Amherst Sts
Faulkner
South Main St
Chapman's
Auto’ Supply Co
Chevrolet
Studebaker
G. M
Manny Geleeetor
Ttem
Winchester
Auto Sales. CO. Inc
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Christmas Club Invite
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank invites customers to join its Christmas Club savings program. Officials encourage affiliation to take part in year end savings and holiday budgeting through the club.
Sarah Zane Fire Co Banquet and Officers Election
Banquet and election of officers for the Sarah Zane Fire Co set for January 3, 1921 at 8 PM. All members are urged to attend.
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Sarah Zane Fire CO
No clear readable headline in fragment
Fragment describes a chaotic dialogue about politics and graft in a city, mentioning names and locations in vague terms and jumbled phrases without a coherent event or identifiable people. It references Dayton Ohio and Los Angeles and mentions crooked politicians and public funds, but details are obscured.
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Fred
Eketer
Lew
Dogk
Amstedler
Kerth
Mable Ping
Laaie
Ohio
Dayton
Miami
Jeatles
Hayes
Ankelon Tela Aia de Angeles
D’ Chester
Andes
United States
Taft
Los Angeles
Open 5 P M Restaurant Offer
Local eatery advertises open from 5 PM with coffee or tea and bread available. Prices shown include six thirty opening and 50 cent beverages.
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VAL
Nat'l, Bank
Seal's
DR. Smith
Handley Night Schools
U. S
Pythian Knights
SHEN
Andoah Valley Nat. Bank
Iptt
South End
Jesse Dove ‘and
Miss Plank Wed
N. Y
Xmas Savings Club
Shenanandoah Valley
NAT Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Evans
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