Garranza Insists U S Troop Movements Must Borderward
De facto Mexican government signals it will bar further raids on American soil and limit U S troop movement to toward the border in response to the ultimatum. Diplomatic talks may continue if the reply satisfies Mexico. No immediate crisis anticipated as Congress adjourns for the Fourth. President returns and Hay compensation bill proceeds today.
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U. S
House
New York
Carranza
Oficials
Congress
State Department
Foreign Office
Mexico City
Hay
Iree Affairs Committee
U S Will Get Bodies Of Troopers
The article reports that Mexico plans to reiterate it will not allow American troop movement inside its borders except toward the border and will offer to prevent raids on U S territory. It notes delay in a formal reply to a prior ultimatum, Wilson’s stance on force, and House actions on militia dependents aid. Militia forces begin arriving at the border with secrecy on troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Arredondo
General Obregon
General Trevino
Chihuahua City
Carrizal
United States Army
Sis
Villa
Borer
el Paso
Baker
Funksmen
New England
Virginia
Thas
Hfe
Local Eagles Ride in Fourth of July Parade
Officers and members of Winchester Aerie No 24 Fraternal Order of Eagles will ride in automobiles in the city parade next Tuesday July 4. Mr M R Strode arranged ten cars each decorated in the order colors red and white for the Eagles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Aerie
Order of Eagles
M.R. Strode
Wanted Man Dr. Woman Housework Ad
A succinct notice seeks a man to perform housework for a woman at 114 North Market Street and related details.
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N. Market St
Reading notices deadline enforced for Star press
The Star warns patrons that reading notices must be filed at the business office by 1 PM to avoid press delay. It states one o'clock is a reasonable limit and vows to enforce the rule. Money to lend on sums to suit borrower James P. Reardon.
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Th”E
James P. Reardon
Winchester Men eager for brush with Mexicans at camp Henry
Virginia volunteers at Camp Henry Stuart Richmond face delays in mustering into federalized militia as rains flood the site. Officers and clerks push paperwork while locals visit the camp and hope for recruits to fill vacancies in the First and Second Virginia Regiments and the Third Virginia Regiment.
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Winchester
Camp Henry
Stuart
Richmond
United States
Order of National Guard
Conrad
Virginia
Fourth Virgin's Infantry
United States Army
Plues
The
Greys
Richmond Hoewitzers
Naguard
Daniel McCoy Funeral in Winchester
The funeral of Daniel McCoy, linked to the Winchester family, was held at Mount Hebron Cemetery chapel with Rev. John McVerry officiating. Among mourners were old friends and boyhood associates, and Fraternal Order of Eagles pallbearers included Joseph Patterson and Oscar H. Lewis. Mary McCoy and relatives accompanied the body from Washington aboard the noon B and O train.
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Daniel McCoy
Winchester
Ton
Ascot
Red Star
John McVerry
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mr. McCoy
Order of ‘Eagles
Washington
Messrs
Joseph Patterson
Oscar H. Lewis
Wiliam Anderson
Sydnor Curl
George Clowser
Ross M. Swimsley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Katherine McCoy
Marie McCoy
McCoy
Insurance Ad Offers Low Rates on Wheat Straw and Hay
Ses H RR Bryarly and Bro advertise insurance for wheat straw and hay with lowest rates and best companies, urging readers to insure their farm products.
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Ses H. RR
Bryarly & Bro
Regester Strode Weds Lillian Leach in New York Ceremony
Announcement of the marriage of M. Regester Strode, Winchester motor car dealer and Frederick County family member, to Miss Lillian Ellen Leach of Hagerstown now New York City. Wed in the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration. The couple recently arrived in Winchester and will set up housekeeping.
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Lillian Leach
New York
M. Regester Strode
Winchester
Frederick County
Lillian Ellen Leach
Hagerstown
New York City
J. W. Leach
Mr. Strode
Mary S. Strode
Park Strode
Stephens City
Wiichester
Charles H. Schlack
West Water Street
French Conversation Classes Planned at Fort Loudoun Seminary
Madame R. Debrh a native of France will conduct conversational French classes for all grades at Fort Loudoun Seminary during the 1916 17 session.
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Madame
R. Debrh
France
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Memorial Service of Shawnee Tribe At Mount Hebron Cemetery
Shawnee Tribe No. 2 Improved Order of Heaven plans its annual memorial service at Mount Hebron Cemetery this Sunday at 3 PM. Members will march to the cemetery and decorate graves of deceased members with flowers. All tribe members and the public are invited. Miss Josephine McLane, daughter of Conductor Joseph McLane of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, visited town yesterday before returning home to Strasburg Virginia.
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Mount’ Hebronary
Josephine McLane
Joseph McLane
Baltimore and Otie Railroad
Strasburg Function
Sir Walter Scott Diary Notes Debt and Honor
A diary excerpt from 1825 to 1832 reveals Sir Walter Scott bearing immense debt to save Abbotsford. He refused bankruptcy, stating honor guides business and death could end the burden. He reflects on aging, a haunted Scottish glen tale, and his insistence on preserving his family estate.
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Sir Walter Scott
Scott
Abbotsford
Edinburgh
Trim
Elks Prepare for Big Meet in Baltimore
Elks from across the country converge on Baltimore for their annual reunion within ten days. Winchester Lodge No. 867 will be present with M W Clowe as exalted ruler and other past exalted rulers attending. An elaborate parade with uniforms and floats will highlight the event with bands and visiting Elks from Mazilla and Alaska staying in the convention city.
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Baltimore
Mazilla
Alaska
Winchester
Eli
Winchester Lodge
Gerd Pagt
M. W. Clowe
Grand Lodge
Elke
Insure your wheat anywhere on earth against hail fire and lightning
Insure your wheat spread across farms against hail fire and lightning. HANSBROUGH CARTER lists policy details and coverage terms with emphasis on broad geographic protection and quick response options.
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Hansbrough
Carter
Fourth of July Safety Tips for Parents
A prepared list urges parents to avoid dangerous fireworks and object toys for children. It warns against wind cannons, balloons, spark lenses, toy pistols, blank cartridges, large firecrackers, and torpedoes and advises keeping small children from handling fireworks.
Baker & Co Cooper Bros Notice of Saturday Closings
In July and August our places of business will be closed at 3 o clock on Saturdays. Baker & Co Cooper Bros.
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Baker & CO
Cooper Bros
Supreme Court vacancy debate narrows candidates
Washington reports a New York figure and party pressure influence on Supreme Court selection after Justice Hughes resignation. Senate sources say Secretary Lane or Attorney General Gregory may have been named days ago if not for Democratic opposition, amid parade prize mention and seed ads from H. H. Baker in Maryland.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Hughes
New York
Senate
Lane
Gregory
Nice Ford touring car and early daily railroad shuttles
THOS P. GRAYBEAL notes a July start for an early Winchester to Strasburg trip at 6 45 a m with continued service except Sundays. A late departure at 10 20 p m and connection to Baltimore and Ohio via No 7 to Strasburg daily is listed by VALLEY TRANS CO with H C BORDEN as manager.
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Thos P. Graybeal
Winchester
Straspure
Will' Heath
Baltimore and Ohio
StraSburg
British Break German Front In 16 Mile Breakthrough
London reports a major offensive by British and French troops breaking the German lines along a 16 mile front north of the Somme. British forces are said to have captured many German prisoners as shells pounded the enemy and the attack spread across the front. Russian reports also indicate large prisoner takings as the war’s eastern action intensifies.
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France
London
Britain
Russia
Archy
Italy
England
Great
Lord Diener
Gees
Somme River
Ind
Somme
Rame
Examinations of teachers held at John Ki Building in Winchester
The annual examination of saints for teacher certification was held at the John Ki Building in Winchester on Wednesday and Thursday in July 196, beginning at 9 morning. Maurice M was superintendent of examinations.
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John Ki
Wichester
Wedne
Méncingy
Epouahry
Maurice M
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Capt
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Company I
McOy Lad
Regester
Walter Scott
Nemo
Marshall
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ELKS
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Wire
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Chevrolet Motor Co
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