Pioneer Citizen of Winchester County Dies at 86
Tollin C. Coe longtime Winchester resident and former city council member died at his home southeast of Winchester at 86. Born October 7 1866 in the city he helped plant shade trees along every street and ran Coe dairy on land near Winchester. He served as a baggage master and conductor on the Illinois Central Railroad and remained active in public affairs through years of illness.
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Winchester
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John Lolo
Ilinois Central Railroad
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Louisa
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Illlinois. Central
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West
Illinois
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Celia. Collins
Samuel Collins
Toledo
Ohio
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Senseney
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OPARTACANG UST A LOOK IN NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
The piece notes uncertain coalition strength to dominate the national assembly. It highlights surprising gains by Democrats and Centrists. Fourteen militiamen voted, including Robert Bichham, once Bol ghevik police chief in Berlin, among the selections.
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Funeral of Dusty Fireman Invites Crew to Meet
Crew members are summoned to meet at the company hall on Wednesday at 9800 to attend the funeral of our late brother, fireman Dusty. By order of Captain.
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Berlin mob kills man in unknown incident
Berlin report notes a man was killed in a mob in Berlin as relayed to the Berlin correspondent of Politiken. The message appears in the star wire service. An important notice lists a C T U meeting at Mire C B Supinger home in January with attendance requested.
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North Braddock Street
Tehdan
Prominent Civic Worker on Visit
Mrs. Reid, a renowned southern civic welfare leader and philanthropist, is visiting her daughter Mrs. Rufus A. Russell at 20 Peyton Street. She is a granddaughter of Victor Moreau Randolph of Virginia and Thomas H. Herndon, also of Virginia, with writings widely circulated nationwide.
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Virginia
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Relentless War Against Nobles Across Russia and Poland
The Bolsheviki in Russia and Poland wage relentless warfare against nobles. In parts of Poland entire noble families have been wiped out, as reported by Rev. Dukanski who fled Riga disguised as a woman. Also a help notice for a farm and orchard working manager position appears, with a prompt reply request and an ad from W. W Wall's Son.
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Poland
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Riga
Meat Control Unconstitutional Says Armour Official
J Ogden Armour of Chicago re packing firm told reporters that parts of proposed meat control legislation may violate the constitution. He added he has been advised by Armour Company advisory counsel that some provisions are probably unconstitutional.
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Hotel Jack Sale Plans Boost West Piccadilly Property
Announcement of the sale by Jax tb Baker Beira of a residential property on West Piccadilly to Mrs. D L Jack aims to add more rooming accommodations for tourists this summer. Further elaborate improvements are expected to follow at a later date.
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Irish Demand Removal of British Troops
In Dublin on January 21, Lam O'Reilly, MP from Cork, announced a formal protest to the British government calling for troops to be withdrawn from Ireland. The Bailey Fein parliament opened and tickets for the first decision were in high demand as authorities halted the rush.
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Serbian press bureau reports reply to Wilson from Belgrade
The Serbian press bureau says the Jugo Slovak committee in Prend has received a reply to a message sent to President Wilson in Paris. The reply expresses belief in the urgency of a neck piece and requests a return at the Star office.
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Bargain rate for renewals by mail to The Star
Subscriptions by mail can be renewed at the bargain rate of eight dollars per year in advance. Renew now.
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Republicans Issue Subpoenas in Food Bill Clash
Washington January 21 A dramatic move unfolds as Republicans issue subpoenas amid debate over a $100 million food bill. The fight centers on who would administer the fund, with a coalition of three influencing key decisions in the process.
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Alften Marett
Foreigners Start Reign of Terror in Buenos Aires
The United States State Department reports that the recent reign of terror in Buenos Aires was caused by Maximists from Russia, Italy, and Spain, as claimed by most Argentine press, with radical outlets offering a differing view.
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Poles Pian To Invade Germany Claimed in News
A short item reports Poland forces preparing to invade Germany amid tensions in a tense regional climate. The note cites military mobilization rumors and unspecified sources indicating imminent action.
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Russian Situation Under Discussion By Allied Powers
Paris January 21 The Russian situation including the possibility of talks into a league of nations was discussed by President Wilson Secretary Lansing and the allied prime ministers and foreign ministers at the foreign office today.
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Belgian envoy to peace talks may be replaced at table
Paris Jan 21 reports say Cardinal Mercier may join the peace conference as a replacement for one of the three Belgian delegates. Mercier, a wartime hero, remained in Belgium and resisted German authorities to aid suffering Belgians.
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Death summons Harry M. Baker at age 48
Harry M. Baker, manager of the Winchester mill for the American Strawboard Company, died at 7 a.m. at his home 112 South Braddock Street after months of ill health. He was survived by a daughter Emily Virginie Baker and two sisters, with funeral arrangements to be announced. He was active in Freemasonry Royal Arch Masons and Knight Templar circles, and a member of Grace Lutheran Church.
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Funeral Services For Mr Baldwin
The funeral of the late Mr. Charles Marshall Baldwin occurred yesterday afternoon at his home on South Stewart Street. The Protestant Episcopal Church service was conducted at the house by Rev. John W. Quinton and the burial followed at Mount Mifflin Cemetery. The obituary note references Chester Seed Company advertising.
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Sale Notice of Medical Equipment at Middletown Residence
A sale of hospital items including operating table with glass top and a medical book case belonging to Thie Dri M Duncan of Middletown is scheduled for Tar 23 at 10 oclock, with an asking price of $20.00.
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Home Demonstration Chuir to Hold Poultry Meeting
An important Home Demonstration Chuir meeting is set for Wednesday afternoon January 22 at 3 45 in Handley Library lecture hall. Members report growing interest from Whitchester and county towns as new members join and requests increase. The program will cover poultry for table use, foods for the sick, and egg cooking and service. Members are urged to attend and bring friends.
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Army to be cut to below 500000 by July 1920
Washington reports the American army, overseas and domestic, will be reduced to under 500000 by July 1920. General Lord explains the fiscal year starting July 1 and the funds required for the army.
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Hun Uhlans 10 Fight the Poles
Brief, terse report notes Hun Uhlans clash with Polish forces as fighting intensifies. Descriptions emphasize combat, terrain, and provisional gains amid ongoing hostilities. Acknowledges related tactical maneuvers without graphic detail.
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Emergency public works bill proposed to aid unemployed
An emergency public works board to provide work for the unemployed would be created under a bill introduced in the Senate by Senator Kenyon of Iowa. The proposal aims to offer immediate job relief through public works programs.
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Grand jury indicts three in Winchester case at adjourned session
The Winchester grand jury returned indictments against three defendants after an adjourned afternoon session. One pleaded guilty to charges and received a five hundred day sentence. others faced liquor related counts. Witnesses included ministers from local churches and police chief Doran noted oversight of Wesley.
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Farm Institute to Be Held in January
Noted speakers scheduled include C. F. Kelly of Slate toned Defense and Miss Dugger of Clarke County. The event features entries from district leaders and aims to discuss nursing and farm topics at the county institute.
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