Fr Bucher Dies of Tuberculosis After Flu Illness
Mountain Falls Virginia July 16 Franklin Jackson Bucher aged about 35 died at his home after influenza and tuberculosis. He was mail carrier to Winchester and an active Methodist and community member. Survived by widow Ella Peer and seven siblings. funeral at St Johns Church with Rev Kira Coffe officiating. Burial in church cemetery. He was a charter member of the Modern Woodmen of America.
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Mountain Falls
Franklin Jackson Bucher
Bucher
Winchester
Methodist Church
Ella Peer
James Bucher
Cleveland Bucher
Robertus Bucher
Chambersville
Mahlon Triplett
Hollis Moon
Ella Tavault
Luthe White
Pittsburgh
St. John’s Church
Kiracofe
Gainesboro
Modern
Woodmen of America
Mrs Isley Endorses Chamberlains Tablets For Digestive Relief
Mrs D W Tales of Linchfield Illinois reports using Chamberlains Tablets for stomach disorders and as a laxative with quick relief. If troubled by indigestion or constipation these tablets are claimed to help. Sold by all druggists.
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Linchfield
Chamberlain’s
Government battles private insurers over former soldiers policies
Washington July 10 The government through the Treasury and War Departments is waging a counter campaign against private insurance firms and agents urging ex soldiers to forfeit government insurance and take out private policies. The War Risk Insurance Bureau and allied organizations urge vigilance and ongoing efforts to protect service members. Reverend W. Smith will conduct services at the Episcopal Church in Middletown Sunday afternoon.
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Apjents
Bureau of War Risknsurance
Enrance
Avi
Columbus
Condne Ata Conservation of
Synatiy
Tre. W
Smith
Thomas
Bypiscopal Church
Middletown
Oelock
Cheerfulness Wins and Strength of Sunshine Gladness
Fragmentary text extols cheerfulness as a powerful, uplifting force. It emphasizes sunshine and gladness as enduring to inspire, though the passage is incomplete and stylistically unusual.
Shortage of Sugar in Winchester Declared Temporary
The Winchester sugar shortage is described as temporary with brown sugar only in some stores. Consumers are urged to use only what is necessary and not hoard. Merchants expect relief within a few days and do not anticipate price increases locally.
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Winchester
Sager fined for disorderly conduct at Sunday school
Milton Sager of Mount Williams was fined £6 plus costs by Justice James B. Snapp in the county magistrate court for disorderly conduct in a Sunday school building amid a dispute over an organ fund of $60. The case ties to a controversy over the organ fund and a treasurer’s refusal to deliver funds, with wider mentions of related individuals and local places.
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Milton Sager
Mount Williams
James B. Snapp
Magistrate’s Court
Law School
Mount Willams Crvie
Seer
Ma.ierer
Varosa
Wallim
League Leaders See League as Indispensable to World Order
The president argued the League of Nations emerged as a practical instrument for postwar order. He cited skeptics at Paris who shifted toward support as the covenant proved central to framing peace terms and guiding ongoing governance. He emphasized America’s role as champion of right and the war’s aim to restore liberty worldwide. The address recalled Chateau Thierry and the November war end.
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Paris
The
League
V. Wilson
League of Nations
America
Eca
Chateau Thierry
Remembering Chateau Thierry and Allied Resolve
The passage recalls the summer months before the army’s will and aid aided morale and safety. It notes the first unforgettable action at Chateau Thierry and credits American and allied troops with closing the enemy gap near Paris and turning the tide to push the Germans back.
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Chateau Thierry
Paris
France
Europe
Shantung Protest Sought by Senator Borah
Senator Borah proposes to urge President Wilson to forward to the Senate a letter said to be written by Gen. Tasker H. Buss for himself Secretary of State Lansing and Henry White protesting the peace conference decision on Shantung.
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Wallington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Wilson
Tasker H. Buss
Lansing
Henry White
Shantung
R-14S Making BD Knots Hourly
Washington dispatch reports the R34 from Mineola New York sustained a 445 mile eastward course toward Scotland on its return flight. A radio message to the Navy Department indicated the vessel was due east of New York at 7 10 this morning Washington time as propulsion data showed the Ped traveling due cast at a high rate.
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Washington
Mineola
N.Y
Scotland
New York
Navy Department
Dirigible R-34 Traverses Atlantic Range to 66 South
A message from Rog Field Mineola indicates the R-34 left Mineola at 11 66 last night and was 66 south of Martha's Vineyard at 3 this morning. It reports Alls well, 1 knot per hour, favorable winds, and a return to Scotland with start back to Scotlands noted in the Boston dispatch.
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Scotlands
Boston
Rog Field
Mineola
N. C
Marthe’s Vineyard
Ebert Signs Peace Treaty Bill in Berlin Arrival at Versailles
President Ebert signed the peace treaty bill in Berlin at eight o clock tonight. A war document has been sent to Versailles.
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Berlin
Ebert
Versailles
Ship and Iceberg Collision Fatal in Sea Incident
A steamship struck an iceberg in heavy seas last night near St. Potmans. The accident killed several crew members and left two others missing. Rescue efforts continue as authorities confirm the vessel carried about 350 aboard.
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Associated Press
ST. Pomns
Boston Child Backward Speech Sparks Debate
A Kansas City Journal excerpt notes a Boston child described as backward and uninterested in appearances, prompting discussion on interpretation and education. The fragment cites commentary about cognitive development and misreading of a child’s behavior.
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Kansas City Journal
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