Prayer meeting crowds planned at Market Street Church
There is continued interest in prayer meetings with Market Street Church hosting Tuesday night services at 7 30 p m and larger attendance expected for an 7 30 p m session in several homes and venues across the area. Read more on locations including 423 South Washington street and Braddock Clifford streets. Friday events set for 7 30 p m at listed homes and Friendship Hall with public invited.
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Market Street Church
John M. Snyder
South Washington Street
T. "Reed
Braddock and
Clifford Streets
Ely
Fairview
Il. Robinson
North Market Street
Street fighting in Berlin area leaves many dead
A wire report to The Star states that in urban combat at Willhelmshaven last night and today twenty five persons were killed and scores injured as Spartakides clashed with loyal government troops in street fighting.
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Berlin
Edores
Helmshaven
B. M. Roveel
Unite States Army
Shenandoah Valley
Aloadhe
Sromy
France
Rossel
Westerners Protest Embargo Lift on Argentine Corn
Western interests in the west criticize the War Trade Board action lifting the Argentine corn embargo. Telegrams to Congress allege prices dropped sharply due to the lift, though supporters say consumers may benefit.
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The
Star
Washington
Jan
War Trade Board
Congress
West
Irish resolution to press independence at peace conference
A House resolution urging the American peace commissioners to advocate freedom, independence and self determination for Ireland at the peace conference will be considered and acted upon by the House committee on foreign affairs.
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Washington
House
Commissionera
Ireland
Om Foreign Affairs
Mrs Bready Dies of Pneumonia in Frederick
Mrs Marea L Bready wife of B Hessman of Frederick Md and daughter of Kate Graber and the late John B Graber of Winchester died at 6 16 am today at her Frederick home after a brief pneumonia illness following a prior attack of influenza She was about 27 and spent much of her youth with Mrs Dieffenderfer on South Market St She is survived by her husband her mother three brothers Emmett Graber August and Norman Graber and two sisters Camille and Margaret Graber Funeral plans await completion with burial to be in Frederick She was a communicant of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church.
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John B, Graber
Frederick, Ma
Bready
Hessman
Wrederick
Mins
Kate Graber
John. B. Graber
Win Chester
Frederick
Mie
Broady
Winchester
Emmett Graber
Dayton
Ohio
August
Norman Graber
Camille
Margaret Kremer
Elizabeth ‘Gratchen
Liottitie Dieffenderfer
South Market Street
John Dieffenderfer
Porida
Christ Protesitant Episcopal Church
Million Out of Work in America as Unemployment Bill Moves Ahead
Washington January 30. Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson told a Senate committee that about 1,000,000 Americans are unemployed, roughly the same as in 1917, urging passage of a $100,000,000 unemployment appropriation introduced by Senator Kenyon of Iowa.
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Washington
W.b.wilson
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
Kenyon
Towa
Funeral postponed for Mrs. M. R. Strode to Friday
The funeral of Mrs. M R Strode, who died yesterday morning, was postponed from this afternoon to 10 o clock Friday morning because relatives could not reach the area in time. Services will be held at the late hour at the family residence.
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M. R. Strode
Infuenga
For Sale Partly Furnished Use and Lot
Property listing reads for sale partly furnished use and lot at 12 East German May 8 Street. Apply on premises. 28 in 31.
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East Germaiy
Injuries Fatal to Hazel Meade in Clarke County Crash
Hazel Meade died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a collision with a motor truck. Her sister Miss Mary Erricgon was injured and in hospital. Hazel’s mother Mrs. Erricgon and Amos Chapman the chauffeur, along with Miss Margaret Erricson, were killed in the crash. Funerals expected in the eastern part of Clarke County.
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Tain
Phe Wad
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Erricgon
Clarket
Mary Erricgon
Margaret Eriicson
Clarke ‘County
Berryville
Funeral service for Mrs Milie Maloy Snapp held in Kansas City
The late Mrs Milie Maloy Snapp, wife of T Mon roe Snapp, died in Kansas City Kan last Saturday. Her funeral was at 10 30 this morning in Mount Hebron Cemetery chapel. Rev H G Spencer led services, with the church choir singing her favorite hymns. Pallbearers included John I Sloat George H Fagle Harry R Kern Harry H Wilte Capt Robert L Gray and W M Seal.
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Millie Maloy Snapp
T. Monroe Snapp
Kansas City
Kan
The
Star
Mount Hebron
H. G. Spencer
Paston
Market Street
Episcopal ‘Church
lMefore
John I. Sloat
George H. Fagle
Harry R.kern
Harry H. Wilte
Robert L. Gray
W. M. Seal
Packers Accused in Senate Clash Over Investigation
Francis J. Heney told the Senate agricultural committee that Henry Zeeller of Swift and Company and other big packers are trying to obstruct him and exhaust the investigation for lack of funds before it ends. He named Louis Swift and Henry Zeeter in the exchange.
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Washington
Henry Zeeller
Swift and Company
Finfisthred
Francis J. Heney
Louis Swift
Henry Zeeter
Senate, Agricultural ‘Committee
Large stock of feeds at special prices
Advertisement for a wide stock of horse and cattle feeds hog poultry and calf meal with special prices offered by H D Albin at 42 Piccadilly Street.
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H. D. Albin
B.piccadilly St
For Sale Bungalows and Farms Offered in Local Listings
Several attractive bungalows well located with modern improvements prices right Farms and orchards listed contact the agent before buying Sindt A Star offers help with property listings and sales in the area.
American Delegation Firm In Determination Against Exploitation
A news note reports that a conference of supreme interallied war council members including America Great Britain France Italy and Japan aims to settle the Genian Colonies issue through the League of Nations. The deal promises assurances that exploitation will be prevented.
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War Council
PEA Ee
America
Great
France
Italy
Japan
League of Mations
Hearts of the World Shown at Empire Theater
The film Hearts of the World by Griffith premiered to a Winchester audience at the Empire Theater. Spectators praised its scope and finish surpassing earlier Griffith works, with a specially arranged score enhancing the love story set in France and a dramatic final panorama of war.
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Winchester
Empire Theater
Griffith
Symphony Orchestra
France
Griffish Peint
Bee
Notable Victory Alleged as Delegation Attends Peace Talks
The American delegation enters the conference firm on resisting colonial exploitation. Reportedly a notable victory for President Big Being is anticipated. Today at the peace conference the Australian and New Leas participate in discussions.
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Big
Big Five Lines Up On Question At Paris Peace Talks
Paris January 30 The peace conference faces sharp divisions over German colonies with Britain backing Austria New Zealand and Japan for Pacific and Manchuria positions. France Italy support territorial claims while the United States favors League protection for trusteeship before eventual league disposal.
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Paris
Austria
New Zea
Pacific
Great Britain
Ghangtang Peninsula
Manchuria
United States
League of Nations
League
British War Cabinet Under Fire Over Wilson Plan
London reports the British war cabinet faces sharp criticism after accepting Wilson’s theory of internationalization of German colonies. The Evening News warns the empire’s future could weaken if the policy continues. Japan and Dalmatian coast tensions add urgency to the dispute.
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London
Evening News
War Cabinet
Wilson
Toam
Dominions
Japan
Tokio
Government Moves Toward Unified Wireless Control
Washington notes indicate a push for government oversight of all wireless systems. Secretary of the Navy Daniele cited Representative Mann of Winds as proposing impeachment over alleged unauthorized purchases of Marconi wireless property.
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Washington
Daniele
Mann
Winds
Marconi
Social Democrats Say Prussia Diet Victory Fulfills Hopes
Berlin January 30 The success of the Prussian Diet elections held Sunday satisfies the social democrats. In an interview Philip Schiedemann says the social democrats will not cooperate with conservative democrats to achieve mutual aims. He claims the German people seek a new house aligned with President Wilson’s league of nations plan, rejecting Bolshevism and Polish aggression.
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Berlin
Philip Schiedemann
Schiedermann Adday
Wilwon
Plam
League of Nations
Bolsheviki Slaughter Reported In Snow Hidden Tactics
London reports say Bolsheviki bands who outflanked the Allies move with white shields to blend with the snow and have murdered many civilians and looted the town, according to dispatched messages received here.
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London
Botlehevite Faroope
Thek
Governor Davis Addresses Large Virginia Farmers Institute
The crowd filled City Hall Auditorium for the final decision of the farmers institute as Governor Westmoreland Davis spoke. The afternoon program included community singing, music, and talks by Dr EB Williams and Major B M Roessel.
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Farmers’ Institute
Westmoreland Davis
Virginia
City Hall
Winchester
Predetick
Hilary- Work
Institute
Mier Munoz
EB. G. Williams
State Board of Health
Richmond
Hope Taken On By Home Rulers in Dublin
Reports from Dublin on January 30 indicate the next Irish sensation will be the early introduction of a home rule bill into the new parliament. It is rumored the bill may include remission of the war debt and strong inducements to Ulster. Friends of Lord Middleton see the partition issue as a sign that home rule is forthcoming.
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Dublin
Ulster
Lord Middleton
Ireland
Britain’s Post March 1 Tariff Sparks Protective Shift
Washington officials announced a high protective tariff on American manufactured goods after March 1. The War Trade Board had earlier disclosed restrictive measures covering tops, machinery, shoes and many manufactured goods with few exceptions.
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Washington
War Trade Board
Ami Tnichide
War costs urged in letters from Noonan to Noonan
A damaged letter from First Lieutenant J Bert Noonan of the veterinary corps attached to the 303rd artillery is quoted by Mr John T Noonan. The missive argues Americans must bear wartime costs and emphasizes loyalty and duty.
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Johm T. Noonan
Tee Firat
J. Bert Noonan
Noonan
Remnant Sale At Goody and Cortonm
A fragmentary notice describes a sale at Goody and Cortonm. The readable text hints at a remnant sale event with uncertain details and partner names.
League of Nations: Special to The Star
Special to The Star reports on developments surrounding the League of Nations with emphasis on diplomatic steps and international responses.
German Strikes Settled By Wire to The Stan
The Stan reports that German strikes have been settled by wire, resolving labor action and restoring normal operations. Officials confirm settlement terms reached and communications restored.
Unclear fragment prompts random names and terms
Fragmentary text mentions multiple names and phrases without coherent event or context. The readable parts do not form a complete report, making it impossible to identify a clear incident, person, or place.
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Hightland Avenue
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South Braddock Street
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L. H. McKinster
North Main
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Paeumoni
Mrs. Strode
Anna
Hazel Meade
Poweral
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Packers
F. HeWey
Amy Sindt
Jad
British War Cabinet
Arthur Wright
the People’s Drug Store
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