Cox Receives Warm Ovation in Columbus Return
Governor James M. Cox, Democratic presidential nominee, returns to Ohio capital to greet crowd at the statehouse. He reviews his three terms, pledges progressive governance, and cites Roosevelt as ally. Cox previously left Dayton to resume duties as he met Roosevelt on arrival.
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Associated Press
Ohio
James ‘M. Cox
Den
Columbus
State Capitol
San Francisco
Cox
Commonwealth
Roosevelt
Ent
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Shryock Family Welcomes Daughter at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs F Amos Shryock announce the birth of a daughter at Memorial Hospital on Saturday. Mrs Shryock is formerly Miss Hall of Warren County Virginia and lived in the city years ago before her marriage to Mr Shryock who resides with his father AM Mr Twentyorn at the old home.
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F. Amos Shryock
Memorial Hospital
Former Miss Markell Has Son Birth in Baltimore
Mr and Mrs Reese Cassard of Baltimore are congratulated on the birth of a son in Baltimore last week. Mrs Cassard was formerly Miss Antionette Markell of Frederick Maryland and has many Winchester friends who recall her visits as the guest of Miss Douglas Fuller daughter of Mr and Mrs HD Fuller.
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Reese Cassard
Baltimore
Cassard
Antionette Markell
Frederick
Winchester
Douglas Fuller
HD. Fuller
Captain Henry Schneider Takes Leave for Frederick County Visit
Captain Henry Schneider of the United States Army quartermaster department departed from home on extended leave due to rheumatism. He has shown improvement and will spend time visiting his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Luther Jones at their Frederick County home.
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Henry Schneider
Quartermaster Department
United States Army
Luther Jones
Frederick County
Lithuanians and Soviet Union Reach Peace Agreement
Moscow reports a peace accord between Lithuania and the Soviet government. The agreement recognizes certain Lithuanian territorial rights and outlines an arrangement for establishing peace.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Electric power at low ebb halts Star production
Power shortages forced significant cuts and omissions in The Star as linotype machines stalled. Power hovered near normal until 9 30, then dipped until 11 15 with a slight recovery, and again stayed below normal into the afternoon. Mrs. James R. DuShane left for Takoma Park Sanitarium, while Mrs. M. J. left for Baltimore visiting friends.
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Star Today
James R. DuShane
Takoma Park
D. C
Dorsey Family Leisure Visit Noted at Old Slane Church
Notice lists Williard G. Dorsey of the Government Printing Office Washington with his son Miller Dorsey and daughter Virginia Dorsey spending time with relatives in town. Event noted at Old Slane Church on Saturday July 17 from 12 to 1.
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A. Pienie
Williard G. Dorsey
Government Printing, Office
Washington
Miller Dorsey
Virginia Dorsey
Two Die as Lake Branton Sinks After Collision Off Atlantic City
A collision between the Lake Branton and the steamship Comus early today off Atlantic City, New Jersey, caused the Lake Branton to sink within minutes. The Comus was damaged but anchored for daylight, with three crew members reported missing from the Lake Branton, a 4200-ton vessel operated by West Indies Steamship Co.
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Ocinted Press
New York
United States Shipping Board
Lake Branton
Comus
New Orleans
Atlantic City
N. J
Shipping Board
Norfolk
Naval Communication Office
West Indes Steamship Company
New Party Formation Declared by 48 Convention
Gutcaco July 12 formation of a new party is no longer in question says Arthur A. Hayes, chairman of the conference committee. He presented the committee’s first report to the 48 convention as discussions continue among the 48 panel, the national labor party, non partisan league of South Dakota, world war veterans, American constitutional committee, rank and file veterans and single tax parties.
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Gutcaco
Arthur A. Hayes
Committee of 48
Hayes
National Labor Party
League of South Dakota
World War Veterans
American Constitutional Committee
Rank and File Veterans
Plans to Make Mexico Dry
Mexico City July 12. Legislation to make all of Mexico dry is being prepared for presentation to the next Congress at the office of Provisional President De La Huerta. The provisional president has decided on this step to achieve regeneration of Indians and half bred races, who are great consumers of alcohol.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
de la Huerta
el Universal
Polish Forces Hold Line as Bolsheviks Advance
Polish armies on the defensive struggle to stem the Russian Bolshevik advance on the southern front near Royno. An official Moscow statement transmitted by wireless says Soviet forces drive north of the Dnieper and occupy Nevada Usihtsa.
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Associated Press
London
Royno
Moscow
Dnieper River
Nevada Usihtsa
Empress Eugenie Dies in Madrid After Brief Illness
Former Empress Eugenie of France died in Madrid yesterday after a short illness. She was reportedly conscious of death and, those at her bedside said she seemed glad to die in Spain, her native country, after a calm last day including a midday meal.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Eugenie
France
Spain
Vermont Governor Declines Call for Woman Suffrage Vote
Gov. Clement of Vermont issues a proclamation refusing to convene a special session to ratify the federal amendment for woman suffrage. He cites constitutional conflict and the current legislature’s preexisting election as reasons and urges the next legislature and candidates to take a position on the issue.
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Associats2
Wat
Ecole Vt. Pdouts
Peral W. Clement
Washington
Harding
Vermont
Clements
Frederick county girls short course to be held at Middletown High
The Frederick county short course for canned goods cooking sewing and more runs July 19 to 22 at Middletown High School. Girls must arrive by Monday evening July 19 bringing listed supplies and one dollar and a half, and notify Miss Haynes of attendance.
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Frederick County
Middletown High School
Middletown
Why Be Ashamed The Jefferson Club Silent on Membership
A reform group denounces the Jefferson Club for secrecy about members and funds. The letter questions who finances Leedy’s campaign, the Harrisonburg Record ad buys, and whether contributors will be disclosed as required by law.
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Jefferson Club
Leedy
Sclub
Harrisonburg
Lupton
Buz Henry
Harper
Birmingham
Worsley
National
Debt Settlement Weighs In At Over One Million
The West Virginia Debt Commission case yields total costs of 1,094,016.60 with $13.5 million in bonds involved. Randolph Harrison and Major Holmes Conrad’s administrators stand to gain about 160,000 each in fees, while Virginia receives 664,061.87 from bond cancellations. Brown Brothers' expenses are set at 194,016.60 with other attorney fees totaling tens of thousands.
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West Virginia Debt Commission
Robert F. Scott
Scott
Richmond
Randolph Harrison
Holmes Conrad
Winchester
William A. Anderson
Virginia
John B. Moon
Sanford — Robinson
Joan B. Purcell
Bollickoffer
Ivanhoe Sclater
Ses
John T. Sale
Debt Commission
At Rneys
Mrs Reynolds to Give a Musical at Audley Home
Mrs Frank Reynolds a former Scranton resident now of Winchester will present a musicale at Audley home of Mr and Mrs Archibald admins on Thursday evening July 15 at 8 for Grace Protestant Episcopal Church Parish Aid Society. She will be accompanied by Miss Nan Maynard of Winchester and Miss Meta Sartelle of this city with violin selections.
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Berryville
Frank Reynolds
Scranton
Winchester
Germany
Nan Maynard
Meta Sartelle
Railway bill defended by Cummins in Marion talks
In Marion Ohio on July 12 Senator Harding and Senator Cummins Iowa discussed transportation and living costs with J L Taber Ohio head of the State Grange. Cummins termed railroads unable to handle business, warned costs rise daily, but said people oppose government ownership.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Senator Cummins
Iowa
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
J. L. Taber
Barnesville
Ohio State Grangy
Cumming
Senate
Cummins
Virginia Valley Orchard Company forms and buys large Frederick farm
Winchester Virginia July 10 The Virginia Valley Orchard Company has purchased the Dr Miller farm near Winchester containing 500 to 600 acres in peak cultivation for 110 000. Company plans include 30000 apple trees and additional pear orchards. Directors include Boyd Richards Alva C Richards William P Massey and Carl F Massey. The Miller farm has belonged to the Miller family about a century and sits on the Valley Pike at New Market with the seller surprised at the sale.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
Virginia Valley Orchard Company
Dr. C.c. Miller
Frederick County
Stephens City
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
Boyd RK. Richards
Alva C
Willliam P. Massey
Carl F. Massey
Boyd Richards
Alva C. Richards
Alden Orchard Company
Berkeley
County
Northern Virginia Orchard Company
William P. Massey
Eastern Fruit Growers’ Association
National
Apple Growers’ Association
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Falma Orchard Company
Winchester Orchard Supply Company
Ghenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Massey Bros
United State
Shenandoah Valley
Dr. Miller
Miller
Dr Miller
Valley Pike
New Market
Five Thousand Dollar Suburban Country Home on Pike
Beautifully located 17 acre suburban estate with good dwelling. Includes stable outbuildings and strong limestone land. Six daily bus line service. Short time sale offering $5000.00 by Harsborough and Carter.
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Pike
Harsbrough & Carter
Training Class Meeting led by Miss Strickler
Miss M K Strickler county nurse to conduct the nurses house meeting at 2 20 tomorrow afternoon Tuesday in the county concludes the session for trainee staff at the health center.
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M. K. Strickler
For Sale Items Notice from Winchester Seed Co and Millwood VA
One new Ontario lime spreader a L Diehl generator and one switch board offered by Mrs. Jack Henderson of Jay Hill Millwood Virginia 8 1p at. Later potato sacks Maine Grown Irish Cob with crimson clover seed assist.
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Maine
Winchester Seed.Co., Inc
Ontario
Jack Henderson
Jay Hill
Millwood
Farmer John Rickard Dies After Bull Attack in Virginia
LURAY Va July 12 John Calvin Rickard an aged wealthy farmer in Springfield district died at his home four miles north of Luray after being gored by a bull six weeks earlier He was driving cattle when the bull knocked him down and the injury led to peritonitis His death ends a long career as a substantial landowner and longtime Democratic judge he and his wife had been prominent in local elections and the Rickard family is among northern Virginia’s oldest
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Luray
John Calvin Rickard
Sprinefield District
Mr. Rickard
Richard
Mr. Richard
Rickard
Virginia
Summer Apples Wanted by Grain Elevator
Advertises a summer apple request from Sam Haines of a grain elevator in Winchester with Bell phone 479. The terse notice cites contact and location details for sellers.
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Sam Haines
G. Vv. BR. R. Winchester
Bell Phone
Jefferson Cla Leaders Deny Seventh District Claims
The Star reports statements by Jefferson Clan leaders denying the Seventh District accusations as false.
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Jefferson Cla
Chapman Auto Sales Offers Ford Cars By Freight
Ford cars available by freight at Chapman’s Auto Sales. Save on driveaway rates with shipment options and easy charges. Hurry to secure a car run deal today.
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Ford
Chapman
Wheat Insurance Offer For Farms Short Term
Hansbrough and Carter advertise short term wheat insurance and loans for farms. They provide insurance and real estate services across unspecified locations.
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Hansbrough & Carter
Trescott Apple Grader Boosts Output With Fewer Men
Advertisement notes improved production efficiency using the Trescott Apple Grader. Mentions Winchester O'Hard Sup Company contact details and a Fordson Tractor offering, with Jobe & Spillman listed in the line of notices.
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Trescott
Winchester
Home Canning Urged This War Year by USDA Advice
The USDA weekly newsletter urges home canning as essential during the war citing sugar scarcity high prices and transportation costs. It notes high factory costs and labor shortages push prices up and suggests a 10 percent sugar syrup and partial substitutes to keep canned fruit affordable.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Mabel Haynes
United States Depo of Agriculture
Scout Master Leads Town Camp Incharge
Assistant Scout Master H Gray will oversee the summer camp operations. Scouts or informants for camp days should contact him, call Bell 11 Now, or leave word at home. Plus various classified notes about alfalfa sales and wanted help.
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RB. H. Gray
Sumime
Bell
BOY Scouts OF America
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Ada Lakeman
Charles Cather
Gainesboro
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Miller Farm To Head Corporation
Board of Health
Iptt Board OF Health
Jobe & Spillman
Kern & Camp Warehouse
V. Yard
Weenies
John C. Rickard
Page County
Just
H. B. Keckley
Stephenson
Fordson Tractor
Wifw Nursery CO
Williamaport, Md
W. D. Myers
W. Waters
Winchester Orchard Sup
N. Market St
A Fred. L, Glaize
Canning
Mr. Wright
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Moling & Seal
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Walter T. Gore
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