Nationwide Roundup Nets Thousands of Radicals
United States raids across 16 nations arrest more than four thousand radicals and communists. The Justice Department reports 2,616 as perfect cases, with major actions in New York Newark Detroit and Philadelphia. Deportations and transport ships planned.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Garvan
Philadelphia
Alteged
Department ‘of Justice
Scranton
Wilkes
Trenton
Camden
N. Z
Macree
Wrene
Todd Daniels
Boston
Department
Newark
N. J
Frank Stone
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Bilis Island
New York
Elis Island
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigations of the Owners of Justice
Communist Party
Chicago
Jin
Baidy
United States
Russia
America
Central West
Detroit
Detroit J
Kansas ‘City
Kan
Sxort
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Dorothy Virginia Arrives at Clearbrook Family Home
Mr and Mrs John Anderson of Clearbrook welcome a daughter named Dorothy Virginia. Mrs Anderson is formerly Miss Ethel Davis of Clearbrook.
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John Anderson
Clearbrook
County
Dorothy Virginia
Anderson
Ethel Davis
Christmas Club Offers Attract Readers At Local Bank
Read all the Christmas club advertisements and visit The Commercial and Savings Bank to JOIN. Seven attractive classes fit every pocketbook with the club remaining open only a few days.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester Wood Co Advertisement in Belphone
When you want wood of any size, phone your order. We give you more and better wood for your money. Winchester Wood Co at 49 S Market St Belphone 83. 1-2-1 p-2e.
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Winchester Wood Co
S. Market St. Belphone
Stock Exchange Closes Strongly on Busy Day
Confident buying by generalists and gains across steels equipments shippings motors and oils drove a brisk session. About 800000 shares traded as the market closed with strength. Lost watch and bracelet reported Friday night near 405 Market Street and Winchester Garage with reward offered.
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Associated Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Shorts
New
S. Market St
Winchester Garage
B. C. Jackson
Clemenceau to Convene League of Nations Council Meet
Paris dispatch reports Premier Clemenceau will issue an informal call for the first meeting of the league of nations council as decided by the supreme council. The item is part of ongoing efforts to organize postwar international cooperation. Nearby, Centenary Reformed Church plans Sunday services and a 2.30 pm preaching at St. Paul’s Church in Stephenson.
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Associated’ Press
Paris
League of Nations’ Council
Fremier
Clemenceau
Supreme Council
Centenary Reformed Church
Centenary = Reformed Church
Providence
St. Paul's Church
Stephenson
Commercial & Savings Bank Plans Stock Increase
The Commercial and Savings Bank, growing rapidly, votes to increase capital by issuing stock at $17 per share. Bank reports assets near three quarters of a million dollars, plans to move into the Hotel Evans property at Main and Piccadilly and install large vaults. Officers Herbert Larick, H C Sheetz, and John T. Sloane invite subscriptions as the bank seeks growth and higher earnings.
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Commercial and Savings’ Bank
Evans
Main
Piccadilly Streets
Winchester
Virginia
Direettors
Herbert La’rick
H. C. Sheetz
John T. Sloaz
Veteran Firemen Elected Officers At Sarah Zane Hall
The Sarah Zane Fire Company elected new officers for the coming year including ex Captain J T Brown as captain and John W McDonald as first lieutenant. A large crowd attended with ex captains present and plans include February services an oyster supper and a March banquet.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
Roland C. Ryan
J. T. Brown
Brown
John W. McDonald
Fred. Thomas
A. J. Novick
H. Russell Potts
Mervin W. Shank
William T. Barr
George W. Stover
A. C. Swimley
Boseman
J. W. Sumption
Lee Brown
R. Jackson
Allen Coleman
Ralph Brown
George Taylor
Pp. O’rear
G. Snyder
C. Car‘per
H. Kerns
John W. Cardington
A. R. Snapp
John H. Colvin
C. M. Hodgson
H. H. Willis
Roy i. Potts
Loring Crabill
Charles Carper
Herman Barr
Wayne Capper
William Shank
Con. Company
Nemo
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Plans Stock Sale
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank proposes to raise capital to 300000 by selling 1000 shares at 275 per share. Stockholders meet February 3, 1920 to approve the issue. The bank cites strong earnings and surplus and invites interested buyers to obtain full details at the bank.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Transfer CoA BS Market St. Belt advertises moving services
A historical notice offers long and short distance healing moving services by Transfer CoA BS on Market Street Belt. It promises to move items including one and three ton trucks and mentions a contact phone 83 lp 21. A missing or arrayed front stable with two red ang tornes cows is noted with a reward and re ura ition.
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Spubirc
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Officers Named
Shenandoah Valley National Bank lists Rice as president R Gray Williams as vice president William G Hardy as cashier and Few Brown as assistant cashier with others identified in the roster.
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Fis Ino
WE. Rice
R. Gray Williams
WM. G. Hardy
FEW- Brown
Asst
Rousse FiremenReelect Officers At Annual Meeting
The Charley Rousse Fire Company held its annual meeting drawing the largest crowd in years despite a near blizzard. Veterans recalled old fire days as John H Seal Jr led speeches. Seal was unanimously reelected president with all officers and trustees also returned.
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Charley Rousse Fire Company
Union Fire Company Hall
Water Street
Road of the Company
Ees
John H. Seal, Jr
Mesarslip —A Williams
Herman H. Hable
Harry C. Stouffer
W. W. Glass
R. T. Barton
Seal
Odee J
Huntsberry
B.A. Carper
Oscar H. Lewis
IL. J. Anderson
Douglas Brown
Merman H. Hable
E. C Stuart
Clarence Woods
William A. Ailyyard
Harry H. Taylor
M. T. Reed
H. C. Stouffer
BL McCormac
T. HW. Ritter
C. EB. Huntsberry
Wi W. Glass
Auto listings and timber sale notice from Chapman and Hansbrough area
The item lists 10 Ford cars priced 200 to 400 dollars and multiple model years 1917 1916 1914 plus one light delivery and several trucks including Twin Six seven passenger and Packard Eight Cylinder Olds six cylinder Franklin two ton and one ton trucks with easy payments. Also 100 acres of fine saw timber offering 250000 feet with water nearby for mill and a brief insurance real estate note from Hansbrough Carter.
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Chapman Auto Supply
Bell
Main St
Hansbrough & Carter
T Insurance
Night Schools Begin Registration at John Kerry Building
Registration for Free Public Night Schools will be held at the John Kerry Building Monday evening January 5th from 7 to 9. Regular classes start at Equity Grounds on Wednesday March 1st if attendance remains steady. Courses available to any subject with ten or more students. Fr. B Clerk, Superintendent.
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John Kerry
Equity
Win a Ford Car Ot cash Contests at Chapman’s Auto Supply
A local promotion offers a Ford car and $260 in cash with a claim that every 50th purchase grants a chance. The advertisement urges customers to fill a complete entry line and notes Chapman’s Auto Supply Co at 2 Main Street as the source. Also mentions a stockholders meeting at Shenandoah Valley National Bank in Winchester VA on February 2 to consider increasing capital stock.
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Chapman's Auto Supply CO
Main Street
Shenandoah Valley National, Bank
Winchester
Thesday
Wm.g Hardy
The Xmas Savings Club at Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Fragmented ad copy announces a savings club at Shenandoah Valley National Bank. It mentions a rental and a fire co inclusion, with unclear dates and figures. The readable elements reference savings accounts and small deposit amounts like $1 and $2.
Winchester Garage Extends Grand Opening Night
The new Winchester Garage at Braddock and Amherst streets opened to the public with a reception and dance last night despite a sudden blizzard. About 2,000 attendees enjoyed two orchestras led by Miller Jenkins and Ralph Kater as souvenirs were handed out. The brick steel concrete facility seats about 500 cars and offers full repair services. Officers D. W. Melswi ee, Boyt- Robert S. Brill, and secretary Henkle head the company with directors Mellwee and Huyett.
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Braddock and
Amherst Streets
Winchester Garage, Incorporated
Forernyone
Winchéster
Miller Jenkins
Ralph Kater
Richard
Virginia
Téok
D. W. Melsiwee
Boyt
Robert 8. Brill
Secrety Henkel
H. Or A W. S. Huyett
Charles Mellwee
No Fees No Fines and Christmas Saw Club Offer
Join the Christmas Saw Club of The Commercial and Bank. The first payment makes a member. Smeal payment weekly or monthly keeps you in good standing and you receive money next Christmas. Seven attractive classes offered.
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Christmas Savings Club Ad
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank promotes a Christmas Savings Club with the invite to join now. The ad emphasizes starting the New Year with a savings book in your possession and features the slogan Where Savings Are Safe.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY NATIONAL _BANK
Iptft
Automobile Stolen From Plaza Under Police Shadow
Insurance firm Hansbrough & Carter reports a stolen car incident at a plaza near the police station. The vehicle was insured with the firm. No further details on suspects or location provided.
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Hansbrough & Carter
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House of the Masses
San Francisco
CIA Amon
Mayer Leonin
Ate
Toledo
St. Paul
Kilpatrick
Buford
Federal Building
Ellis Island
Harry Winitsky
Communist Party of New York
Claims Party
Communist Movement
Winitsky
Grant
Soviet Russia
New England
Justiceeard
Calism
Department of Labor
Middle West
Martens
Baltimore Reds
Baltimore
Stump
Julius Ohsi
Lettish
Ure
Essex Road
Friendship Fire Co
Hughes
Man’s
Christian “Science
Commercial & Savings Bank
Valley Alto. Paint -Co
Fair Ground
Sarah Zane
Shenandoah Valley — National Bank
ROUSS
J. H. Seal, Sr
Ford
B.clerk
Shenandoah Valley
National Bank
Mitchell Sabies Yanuary
Charley Rovss
Fire Co
cobpSty
D.aepar
G. Newcome
Roy P. Davall
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