Postmaster Arrested for Delaying Messages in Ruhr
Paris reports the Ruhr industrial machine continues to function despite German resistance. The Essen postmaster was arrested for wilfully delaying telegrams to Paris as Marshal Foch reportedly will visit the Ruhr and all rail depots are occupied by troops.
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Essen
Paris
Marshal Foch
Ruhr
Érdeols
Elberfeld
Foch
Dusseldorf
Germany
France
Ruher
Louis Barthou
Reparation Commission
M. Barthou
Fritz Thyssen
Boys Stop An Auto Thief On North Market Street
Two boys around nine oclock halted an attempted auto theft on North Market Street near police headquarters. The would be thief fled as officers and the boys chased him toward Water Street. Police linked him to recent city car thefts.
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Unian
North Market Street
Lege
Market and
Water Streets
Kurtz
Legg
Water Street
Stray Fox Terrier Toby Seeks Return For Reward
Stray fox terrier with black ears and tail named Toby missing from 12 E Cecil St. Mrs Gussie Chad offers reward for safe return. contact 20 Ip 21 for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby
Gussie Chadduck
Rainy Weather Expected Across Atlantic States Next Week
Weather indications for the week starting Monday predict considerable cloudiness and rain over the middle Atlantic states with rain and snows in the northern Atlantic states. Temperatures to remain normal with another rain or snow event Thursday or Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Préass
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Strength Shown by Mercantile Shares on Quiet Stock Day
Merchandising shares led gains while weakness appeared in some offsets on the New York Stock Exchange as trading remained quiet. The close was strong with total sales near 360000 dollars.
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Associated Press
New
York
Stock Exchange
Virginia Farm Union Directors to Set Road Policy
Lynchburg Va Jan 15 board of directors of the Virginia Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union will meet in Richmond before the state General Assembly session to outline a road policy for the unions executive agent. They will decide attitudes on lobbies and tax plans, while also considering a union buying office and an audit department for about forty stores. L. J. McCartney of Stephens City sits on the board and may attend an upcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Virginia Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
Richmond
State General Assembly
George A. Lambert
George H. Bowles
A. Thomas
Bowles
Thomas
Correction on Jews and national supremacy headline
Reverend Nelson writes in the Star to correct a headline about Jews and national supremacy. He argues the old testament predicts Jewish national supremacy and condemns misinterpretation of his sermon. He requests prominent publication of the correction alongside the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Young Resident Burned In Fire At Wyndham Building
Clinton C. Athey, a well known city youth, suffered severe burns Thursday morning when kerosene kindled a stove fire in his family's apartment at the Wyndham building on North Braddock street. He rested comfortably at Memorial Hospital, with relatives saying the recovery will be slow though hopeful. His sister Mrs Ray Riser of Brunswick Ind arrived to be with him.
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Clinton C. Athey
Wyndham Building
North Braddock Street
Memorial Hospital
Mr.Athey
Athey
Ray Riser
Brunswick
Ind
Sunday Special Dinner at American Restaurant
Sunday special offers a complete meal from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the American Restaurant located at 44 East Piccadilly. The menu includes stewed chicken with cream gravy, celery, noodle soup, green peas, corn, slaw, potato salad, ice cream, and beverages such as milk, tea or coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Piccadilly
Court Fines Parents In School Case
Waving children of school age faced charges in the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. Justice ass presided as families were cited under compulsory education laws. Defender C. F. Lockhart faced fines for not sending children to school amid vaccination objections. The judge offered two weeks for vaccination discussion. if two children are enrolled and vaccinated, the fine may be remitted.
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Justice Ass
Juvenile and’ Domestic Relations Court
Pete
Cenats
Leslie D
T. Russell Cather
C. F. Lockhart
Luther McFarland
Pentecostal Church
Lockhart
Revert B. Nelson
Justice Glass
Mr. Nelson
Denies report of resignation in Harrison Arkansas
J L Clute mayor of Harrison Arkansas denies rumors that his resignation was demanded as lynching and outlawry fears sweep Arkansas. He states he is fine and reports of his resignation are incorrect. Clute, about 70, runs lumber and real estate, elected last year on a law and order platform. Also a help wanted notice for an experienced cook and nurse maid appears.
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J. L.clute
Meyer
Harrison
Ark
J. PF
Rodinah
Winchester
Rodman
Clate
Star
Nue
Chate
Ida
Arkansas
Clute
Clinton
Handley Night Schools to Open Soon in Handley
Handley night schools will open with three weekly sessions from 7 30 to 9 30 pm in the Haquity building and John Kerr building enrollment on Monday February 5th at 7 30 pm. Classes include typewriting auto repair elementary and advanced English and mathematics with an Americanization course helping foreigners prepare for citizenship. A two dollar deposit is required at enrollment to confirm a place, refundable after eight weeks. Regular classes begin February 7th at the Equity building.
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Haquity
John Kerr
Equity
Handley Foundation
Newly Weds Given Shower in Winchester Social
A pleasant surprise last night welcomed Mrs. Hunter Benner formerly Louise Affleck at her parents home on South Market street. Friends hosted a wedding shower with games music refreshments and many pretty gifts. Attendees included Mrs. J. L. Whitlock Mrs. Stewart L. Forney Mrs. Elsie Herrell Mrs. Allan Gray and several Misses from the community.
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Winchester
Hunter Benner
Louise Affleck
J. W. Affleck
South Market Street
J. L. Whitlock
Stewart L. Forney
Elsie Herrell
Allan Gray
Lucille Davis
Arbutus Plank
Lucy Carper
Emma Hawkins
Eliabeth Renner
Frances Parker
Katherine Reardon
Mary Brumbaugh
Elizabeth Plank
Elizabeth Turner
Elizabeth Lunsford
Pictures at the Strand Next Week Schedule
The Strand offers a weekly bill with daily features. Monday Herbert Rawlinson stars in Another Man's Shoes with a comedy, Tuesday features Constance Talmadge in A Pair of Silk Stockings and Nan of North, Wednesday Dustin Farnum in The Trail of the Axe and In the Days of Buffalo Bill, Thursday Tom Mix in For Biz Stakes with Fox News and Matt and Jeff, Friday Jack Hoxie in Marshall of Money Mint with Fox Sunshine Comedy, and Saturday promises a short, snappy photoplay program for the crowd.
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Herbert Rawlinson
Teesday
Constance
Talmadge
Nan of
North
Dustin Farnum
Buffalo Bill
Tom Mix
Biz Stakes
Fox News
Matt and
Jeff
Jack Hoxie
Marshall
Money Mint
Fox Sunshine
Three Young Men Arrested for Car Theft Case
Marty Luttrell Milton Lutrell and Hunter Brown were arrested on a charge of stealing a Buick from the Robinson garage. Brown allegedly confessed to aiding in taking the car, which was driven to Middlebrook Staunton and Winchester before being abandoned near Middlebrook. The Luttrells deny involvement and claim alibi.
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Robinson
Marty Luttrell
Milton Lutrell
Hunter Brown
Theity
Armel
Fred. A. Robinson
Luttrells
Jas. P. Beanson
Winchester
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
C L. Robinson -Iee
Cold Are Corporation
North Market Street
Middlebrook
Valley Pike
Staunton
Eight Die in Tenement Fire in Lawrence Mass
Eight persons perished in a fire in a five story brick tenement in Lawrence Massachusetts. Victims include Mrs Lunela De Gloria and her four children aged 5 to 10, and Mrs Mary Kelid Joseph Reysha and Romania Reysha. Angelo De Gloria, father of the children, was seriously injured after jumping from an upper story.
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Associated Press
Lawrence
Mass
Lunela de Gloria
Mary
Kelid
Joseph Reysha
Romania Reysha
Angelo de Gloria
Mock Marriage at Red Men's Bazar Draws Crowd
The Shawnee Tribe of Red Men and Minne haha Council squaw Mrs Lee Boxwell played bride in a mock marriage led by Jim Smith at the Red Men's Bazar last night. A cabbage bouquet with onions carrots and turnips and an arch formed by two Indian maidens accompanied the ceremony amid a noted display. The event drew interest with plans to repeat tonight at nine in Odd Fellows Hall.
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Red Men
Minnehaha Council
Pocalontas
Jim Smith
Lee Boxwell
William Whisson
Miss Whisson
Campbell
Ben Furler
Red Men's Bazar
Odd Fellows’ Shall
Éorrerof
Massey Bros Advertises 65 Gallon Cider Barrels for Sale
Local notice advertises sweet cider barrels for sale from Massey Bros offering 65 gallon units. The brief item highlights available barrels and prices.
Silver Discus ses Farmers at Virginia bankers meeting
The article describes a Virginia bankers convention with John I. Sloat and J. Chester as officials, noting the largest luncheon attendance in years, a session on the Reserve System, and a speaker from Winchester who traveled to Washington.
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Peper National Bank
Advisory Views
Anderson
Virginia
Winchester Des Senttortiays
Feder
United States
Seeaian
Washington
Rum Row Watchful Vessels Spy Tightened Watch
Sightings report a liquor fleet off from a Highlands coast with several schooners and two tugs observed by watchers. The scene describes a steady watch along the rum row as ships circle the area.
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Ambrose
New Wan
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England
Reichsbank
General DeGoutte
DeGoutte
Farm Union
L. J. McCartney
Stephens City
McCartney
Nelson
Robert B. Nelson
Albins
Lockharts
Care Star Office
Handley Night
Evening Star
J. Frank
Bayliss
Brown
Kernstown
Glass
Massey Bros
Winchester Financier
Che
Silver
John I. Sloat
Emercial and Savings J Chester
Yeatert
Atginla State Bankera
Quick
Eimai
Wu. J
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