Magnates Vow Obedience as French Court Martial Looms
German coal magnates in Essen refuse to resume deliveries, declaring they will only obey Berlin, not Paris. French authorities press for action with a court martial threat. some shipments diverted, Italy bound coal continues.
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Berlin
Italy
Essen
Ruhr
Duesseldorf
Control Commission
London
A_ Reuter
Ruhr Valley
Henry Thomas
Stinnes
Gelsenkirken
France
Belgium
Germany
Coure Martial
Mr Wyndham Birthday Observed in Winchester
Mr Thornton O Wyndham celebrates his sixth birthday anniversary today and nears the century mark. Friends offer congratulations as he recalls the 1833 fall of meteors, once feared by many as the end of the world. Born in Clarke County Virginia, he later retired to Winchester after a Confederate Civil War service noted for a high standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton O. Wyndham
Mr. Wyndham
Clarke County
Winchester
Red Men Open Bazar Tonight at Odd Fellows Building
Shawnee Tribe No. 2 Improved Order of Red Men will open their bazar and oyster supper in the Odd Fellows building at Water and Market streets. They invite friends and the public to attend as many useful and attractive articles will be auctioned. The bazar closes Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Baltimore Woman Die In Hartford Road Crash
Mrs Bes sie Renner aged 27 of Madison avenue Baltimore was instantly killed and eight others injured when two cars collided on the Hartford road in the northeastern part of the city early today according to the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Baltimore
Bessie Renner
Madison Avenue
Hartford ‘Road
Citizens sweep in Harrison probe sparks Arkansas fallout
Two strikers tied to bridge burnings head to state prison while another bond is forfeited. An alderman resigns, the city marshal leaves, and Mayor J L Clute faces call for resignation as the Citizens committee investigation widens in Harrison Arkansas based on reports from Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
State
J. L. Clute
Harrison, Ark
Arkansas Democrat
Mr Harloe Dies in Ariel Near Scranton
Relatives report the death of Matthew Harloe at his home in Ariel near Scranton Pennsylvania. Cause listed influenza. Funeral Friday with interment in Ariel. He was 53, a Hamp shire county, West Virginia native, widower Leone Utts of Pennsylvania his six daughters survive. He had been a farmer after moving to Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Harloe
Ariel
Scranton
Harloe
Hampshire County
W.va
J. <. Davis
H. BE. Stouffer
Morton Harloe
Gee
Forsythe
Hoboken
Chas
Strasburg
Hari S
Winchester
Ie Harlee
Deaves
Bankers Meet Open To Public In Virginia
The fourteenth annual meeting of group No. 3 of the Virginia Bankers Association will be held Friday January 19 in the Handley Library lecture hall. More than 100 northern bankers are expected with many accompanied by wives and daughters. Speakers include Carter Glass and Gray Silver with Mayor Glass welcoming visitors. A luncheon will follow at Rouss Halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Bankers’ Association
Handley Library
H. D. Puller
Wiliam G. Hardy
Virginia
Anthony Dibrell
Leesburg
Robert B. Nelson
Glass
H. D. Fuller
Winchester Clearing House Association
C. Tiffany
Warrenton
George H. Keesee
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Gray Silver
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
United States
Carter Glass
Federal Reserve System
Senator Glass
R. Gray Williams
Maurice M. Lynch
Herbert S. Larrick
Rouss
Pruning Demonstrations With Prof Rolston In Frederick County
Extensionist Prof G S Rolston and Hor ticultural specialist will lead pruning demonstrations this week in Frederick County orchards. Events Thursday January 18 at 10 a m Fawcett Gap Gore W C Marshals Orchard 2 p m Friday January 19 at Stephens City Dr B M Knights Orchard 2 p m Fred Robinsons Orchard Stonewall Orchards North Western grade Saturday 10 a m Bond Bros Orchard Apple Pie Ridge. Farmers and workers urged to attend and learn better pruning methods from the experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. S. Rolston
Vv. P. I. Horticultural
Frederick County
C. T. Fawcett
Fawcett Gap
Gore
W. C
Petrova Stars In Southern Spain Drama The White Peacock
Madame Olga Petrova famed screen and stage star appears at Empire Theatre Wednesday in The White Peacock a drama set in Spain. She authored the work and is backed by Mitchell Harris Robert Brister Ludmilla Toretzka Letha Walters Doris Carpenter Messinger Bellis Judson Langill in a tale of intrigues loves and passions among social and political elites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Petrova
Perso &T
Empire ‘Theatre
Spain
Mitchell Harris
Robert Brister
H H
McCullum
Ludmilla Toretzka
Letha Walters
Doris Carpenter
Messinger
Bellis
Judson Langill
Petrova
Rotary Club Meeting Notices Urge Attendance
The Rotary Club invites members and friends to attend the upcoming meeting at the regular hour tomorrow. The notice emphasizes the importance of participation and community involvement.
Virginia Veterinary Medical Association Elects Leaders
Dr. BJ Wh Morrisonhare was elected president at the Virginia Veterinary Medical Association closing session in Richmond. Norfolk was chosen as next year’s meeting place with Dr. Wit serving as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BJ. WH
Morrisonhare
Virginia “Veterinary Medicalnstocration
Richmond
Norfolk
Wit
George Washington Hotel Directors Ban Bids For New Six Story Building
Winchester stockholders at a stormy meeting approved by laws and the hotel constitution. Clarence L Harding detailed drawings and specifications for the six story fireproof hotel at Market and Piccadilly and bids were invited with a target to start building next month and finish by late summer. 2000 shares represented. remaining directors reelected. project supported by stockholders as a city asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Hotel, Corporation
Market and
Piccadilly Streets
Fces
Clarence L. Harding
Washim
Harding
Winchester
Sus
Pians
alePon
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Lewis I. Cooper
C. Vernon Eddyacter
Mr. Harding
Lewis F. Cooper
R. Gray Williams
R. T. Barton
H. D. Fuller
Fred. A. Robinson
J. & Haldeman
Fred. L. Glaize
E. B. Sheetz
William G. Hardy
John W. Rosenberger
Stewart Bell
Scott Grant
W. A. Baker
George H.heist
Robert L. Gray
A. L. Green
H.D. Fuller
Messrs. Robinson
Rosenberger
Glaize
Oranges and Grapefruit at Robinson Cold Storage
Oranges and grapefruit listed for sale at $2.50 per bushel by Robinson Cold Storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Sarah Zane Fire Company Honors Leader and Plans New Apparatus
At the January 1922 meeting secretary H Russell Potts reported the Sarah Zane Fire Company elected Harry H Willis J W McDonald J N Molity Ray McDonald and Russell Potts for the year. The document praises Willis for leading the group toward becoming a top Virginia fire department and notes a committee secured a Seagrave apparatus, aiming for a premier, best equipped truck in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Fire Company
H. Russell Potts
The
Citizens of
Winchester
Harry H. Willis
J. W. McDonald
J. N. Molity
Ray McDonald
Russell Potts
Oor
Reading
Ts Hali
Aan Aioe
Seagrave
United States
Lost-Man's Swede Glove At Gas Office Reward
A lost glove is reported at the Gas Office with a reward offered for its return. The finder should contact the gas office to claim the reward.
Pentecostal Parents Trial Set For Saturday Morning
Six members of a Pentecostal church arrested in the county for not sending their children to school will have their trial Saturday at 10 o clock before Justice Glass in the Court of Domestic Relations rather than before Justice Tavenner in the county magistrate's court as previously stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecostal Church
Glass
Justice Tavenner
Overheated furnace triggers false fire alarm on South Main
An alarm was sounded shortly after six last evening at Miss Rose Janney’s home on South Main Street due to an overheated furnace. Fire crews arrived promptly but found no damage and were dismissed after determining the alarm to be unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Janney
South Main Street
President Harding Confined by Grip In Bed
Washington January 17 President Harding canceled all engagements and stayed in bed due to a grip attack. White House physician Brigadier General Sawyer called it a slight illness with only a low fever, saying such cases are common and not serious for the time being.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Sawyer
Drosawyer
Fires Threaten Baltimore as Two Buildings Burn
In Baltimore on January 17 two five story buildings in the clothing and warehouse district were destroyed in a fire that threatened the 1904 downtown blaze. Loss about 500000 with no casualties. fire started near Lombard and Sharp streets and spread to joinsWer-witz and Hop kins Army and Navy. Firefighting hampered by wind cold and ice as auxiliary fires broke out citywide. In Ellicott City Rock Hill College suffered a major blaze destroying the library of 30000 volumes. dormitory bedding moved to shelter. Students and faculty housed at hotels and homes as they return home today.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Lombard and
Sharp Streets
Wearwell Pants Company
Furst Brothers
Hopkins Army and Navy
Rock Hill “College
Rock Hill Colle
Ellicott City
Howard County
Felician
Rock Hall
Howard County Court House
Investment rails slump as market opens with high offerings
New York January 17 prices in the stock market moved higher briefly as selling eased but heavy supply at elevated levels discouraged buyers and prompted another reaction. Investment rail road shares were offered freely with cash money opening at 4 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stolen Buick Roadster Recovered Near Staunton
Mr. Fred A. Robinson recovers his new Buick roadster after it was stolen Saturday night. C. H. Croston of Newport finds the car Monday along Middlebrook road between Staunton and Lexington. radiator damaged, one wheel broken. Neighbors saw three youths flee Sunday morning. Reward $50 offered. Sheriff Pannett Jett to Staunton for car return and thief trace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. A. Robinson
L. Robinson Jee and Cold Storage Corporation
M. A. Doran
Ifrom C. H. Croston
Newport
Augusta County
Middlebrook
Staunton
Lexington
Robinson
Pannett
Kiwanis Rotary Joint Meeting Highlights Winchester Event
The Kiwanis Club hosted a luncheon at the America Building with Rotary figures and local leaders including Phil Williams and Buddie Sheets. Speakers praised civic unity and cautioned against factionalism as they discussed Kiwanis organization growth in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Seca
Aki
Bob” Bacten
Are
Parkersburg
Wert
Richmond
Paris
Bird
Rotary
Cornwell
Wertern
Andy” Bell
Secret Boys
Walter Cox
Rol
Annouttonh Dryard
Commerce and
Rotar Holding
Winchester
Tnnent
Nema Williams
Oms
Phil
Peate
Mwhatith
Eood
Kiwanis Clubs
Pera
Otha
Ibn Phi
Williams
Méitade
Well
Bees Art Theater Offers Final Chance Tonight
Local cinema invites patrons to view its best themed feature at regular prices. This last showing promises a memorable experience as the picture screens tonight with standard admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serre
Winchester Credit ng Stock for Sale
Partial note shows a sale of stock labeled Winchester Credit ng with a ten share line at one per cent and an 18 percent fee offer. Address Z Star re appears as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Star
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Ces
Simons
RED
MR. Harloe
Bankers’ Meet
Rotary Lubcheon
PR. Willis
Washington Corporation
Goragr
Sarah Zane DI Congratus
Company
Harry Willis
Catholic College
Investmentirail
Mr. Cornwell
Kim
Alb
Merrelus
Ater
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