British and German clashes on Western Front intensify
French and British forces repulse German infantry attacks west of La Bassée and near Ypres. Belgian troops advance near Verges to join allied ranks. In the North Sea a German report claims three British ships sunk, while an Austrian dreadnought reportedly struck a mine off Cola.
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Rome
Cola
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Dr. Harvey W. Willey to Speak on Health at Handley Library
Dr. Harvey W. Willey, former head of the U.S. government food safety agency, will lecture at Handley Library at 7:30 next Friday on The Wealth of Good Health. The free talk is the fourth in a library series for Winchester residents.
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Wiley
Ibn
Chester
Willey
Not Risky Going To Mr Atkinson's
Mr W L Kuhn narrowly escaped drowning in the Shenandoah river while planning to visit Mr William Mayo Atkinson on the western side of the river. Atkinson clarifies his address at Land's End on the western bank and urges no danger or crossing to reach his home.
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W. L. Kuhn
Shenandoah River
Wiliam Mayo Atkinson
Mr .Atkinson
Atkinson
Land's End
Ol Homestead comedy delights Winchester crowd
The Ol Homestead, a rural domestic comedy, played at the New Empire Theater in Winchester last night under Pranks Thomipeon. Josh, the comedian, drew praise for his stage presence while the supporting cast and scenic work were noted as satisfactory. The piece drew a large audience, with the review complimenting the wholesome sentiment and orderly production.
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Winchester
New Empire Theater
Pranks Thomipeon
Large Flocks of Wild Geese Seen Headed Northward
Residents in the eastern Fredrick country observed two large flocks of wild geese migrating northward since Sunday morning. Farmers noted noise as the birds passed overhead, suggesting a late winter to early spring migration for the species.
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Ames Burial in Boston After Late May Death
The body of MA Ames was shipped to Boston for burial after a funeral in Baltimore. The casket was mahogany with a wreath as mourners, including relatives, accompanied the remains on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, train No 2, leaving at 9 10. Funeral services are set for Thursday at the Altres home in Boston with private interment.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Foeep B. Want
Hickart Dignee
Star
Boston
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Watts
Doody
Mira
Mex
Richard Evelyn Byrd, Jr
George L. Washington
Woodbury
N.l
Altres
Premimer Street
Graichen Not Improved After Stroke, Health Uncertain
Former Mayor William C. Graichen, prominent Winchester glove maker, remains in serious condition after a 50 percent stroke of paralysis on Sunday. Authorities reported no improvement as of late this afternoon.
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William C. Graichen
Winchester
Steamer Sinks Off Norfolk After Collision. One Lost
In Virginia waters near Pendick Island, a large steamer struck a walling steamer from Washington and sank after a great hole was torn in its hull. One man died and 39 crew members were rescued under extreme conditions as lifeboats and lifeboats formed, with Lightship No 32 missing the rescue effort.
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Norfolk
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Cape
Pendmick Island
Star Offers Free Notice In Sales Directory
The Star announces it will insert sale notices at no charge if the sale printing is completed by Star. It highlights its weather resistant illustrated sale bills on heavy paper and offers to provide an estimate for sale printing and advertising. Friendship Fire Company held a special meeting to approve attending the bazaar of the SarahAnne Fire Company on Saturday night with a gathering at 7:30.
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M Pett
Friendship Fire Company
Sarahane Fire Company
IA Firemen Meeting Ordered For Barracks Thursday
Notice says twelve members are ordered to meet at Barracks on Thursday night January 28 1915 to attend a firemen's gathering by order of authority.
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Ibagar
Tax debate heats Virginia House on intangibles
The Virginia House floor battles over centralization versus segregation in taxation heated the session. Test bills on land purchase foreclosures and intangible tax faced opposition and referral to committees amid claims of power imbalance. A noted senator voiced not yet knowing his constituents’ will, while a lecture announcement and local ads appear in the same report.
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Iere
House
Jéremy
Cinta
West Virginia Debt Fight Highlights Legal Clash
Former Congressman Charles B. Littlefield argues West Virginia should pay interest on a Virginia debt from 1861, challenging Supreme Court authority. Delegates in Congress remain divided as creditors in Baltimore and New York hold most funds. The debate recalls a 20 year old missed compromise offer of one million dollars.
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Charles B. Littlefield
Supreme Court of the United States
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Baltimore
New York
Prof. Quiett To Quit Winchester School After 33 Years
At the January board meeting in Winchester the City School Board accepted the retirement of Prof. Quiett after 33 years of service. A committee was appointed to prepare resolutions honoring his career as a principal and superintendent of the colored schools. The board praised his long dedication and impact on promoting education for African American students in Virginia.
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Moser
Robert Y
Conrad
John 1. Slaat
Winchester
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Virginia
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Aiigtheey
Belgian Relief Fund Report Correct, Byrd Details Funds
The final report by Mr. HW Byrd of Winchester as chairman of the Belgian relief committee for Virginia's Seventh District shows receipts totaling 11162.37 with funds sent to State Commissioner Hedy Rapkin in Ridgmont. Expenses include 700 for postage labor and car loading.
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Winchester
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Virginia
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Ridvmonth
Madison
Byrd
G. Onal
F. Byrd
Piredet County
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Notice on Subscription Renewal and Policy Change
The notice states expired subscriptions not renewed by January will be discontinued. It explains cash in advance payments simplify collection and protect subscribers under postal laws, noting the paper’s financial integrity and responsibilities. The message references Hart Virginia resident Andrew Weuchtenberger and other details from a local context.
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