Harding Proclamation Aims to Keep Mails Moving
Chicago reports show President Harding’s proclamation urging restraint on interfering with interstate commerce and mail transport. Rail officials and shopmen explored a settlement plan via Chairman Hooper of the Railroad Labor Board, while disorder flared in Baltimore and New York amid the shopmen strike.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
The
Sateen
United States Railroad Labor Board
Harding
McMenimen
Baltiresmo
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Locust Point
Washington
United States
Work
New York
Eastern Railroads
Crewe
Russell Wig
Cleveland
Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Collingwood
Gould Weds for ND in Paris in Copperlined Cable
York July 12 Geo J Gould wed in Paris by cable to Gould family members. The bride is actress Mrs Alice Sinclair once seen in musical comedy. Gould had left for abroad months ago with no hint of a second marriage. Edith Kingdon Gould, first wife, died last November of a heart attack.
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Associated Press
York
Geo. J. Gould
Paris
Gould
Alice Sinclair
Edith Kingdon Gould
George J. Gould
Auto Bandits Hold Up Cars in Peoria Pekin Route
Five armed bandits terrorized motorists on the Peoria Pekin road last night. They shot through a windshield and held up several parties. The raid yielded less than $100 in cash.
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Associated Press
Pehoria
Ill
Peoria
Pekin
Hospital Plan Shift for Tubercular Vets at Tupper Lake
Washington July 12 Acting Director Rogers of the Veterans Bureau announced a decision to erect a 500 bed 1 500 000 hospital for tubercular former service patients at Tupper Lake New York instead of the proposed 250 bed institution at Liberty New York.
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Washington
Tupper Lake
N. Y
Liberty
Rogers
Veterans Bureau
UMWA to Seek President’s Modification of Coal Plan
Officials of the United Mine Workers of America after a meeting with Secretary Davis plan to press President Harding to modify the coal strike plan. They want any arbitration commission decision to be binding on all operators nationwide.
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Washington
United Mines Workers of America
Labor
Davis
Harding
Arbitration Commission
George Washington HQ Trustees Urge Local Cooperation
Trustees of the George Washington headquarters property warn that the city ordinance imposes fines for defacing the building or removing warning signs set by trustees. They thank local residents for cooperation in preserving the historic site and urge continued vigilance to prevent vandalism.
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George Washington
Braddock and
Cork Streets
Sunday School Picnic at Grace Lutheran Church
A large group from Grace Lutheran Church and its Sunday school enjoyed a picnic yesterday at the Opequon on the Millwood road. Attendees traveled by car and bus and were served ice cream and lemonade. The afternoon featured baseball, etiquette games, sliding boards and swimming.Two baseball teams formed with pitchers Rev A A Kelly and Bill Ritenour. Kelly’s side won 9 to 5. Umpire was J L Maphis, revenue commissioner, who noted some calls were a bit out of order.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Opequon
Millwood
A.A. Kelly
Bill” Ritenour
J. L. Maphis
the Revenue
Kelly
Parrot Missing After Escape Near Braddock and Main
A parrot fled from a cage Tuesday evening and was last seen heading toward North Braddock and Main Streets. A reward is offered for its return to Dr. E C Yost at 438 Fairmont Avenue.
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North Braddock
Main Sts
Fairmont Avenue
Letter to the Times Defends Lee Against Gettysburg Charge Claim
Andrew H. Allen of New York writes to The New York Times defending Robert E. Lee and criticizing a Gettysburg article that called Longstreet the Confederate commander. He insists Lee would have won with Jackson and condemns the piece as an injustice to Lee, whom he portrays as humane, beloved by his army, and greater in defeat than in victory.
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Andrew H. Allen
New York
New York Times
Gettysburg
Longstreet
Northern
Virginia
Lee
Pickett
Stonewall Jackson
the Times
Marse Robert
Community theatre lineup at the Empire
The Empire presents a week of films and stars Clara Kimball Young Anita Stewart Jean Paige and William S Hart. A great show every night with matinees and evening performances promising top Paramount pictures and Vitagraph productions. Will you be there.
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Empire
Clara
Kimball Young
Anita
Stewart
Vitagraph
Jean Paige
Paramount Picture
WM. S. Hart
Win Orchard Supply Co Threshermen’s Supplies Ad
Orchard and garden staples advertised include Bordeaux Bluestone Lead Arsenate Pyrox Kayso spreader and special garden hose and nozzles. Threshermen's Supplies offer in a single-page ad for agricultural needs.
Empire Prices and Pictures at Front of Theatres
The Empire theatre advertises new features and prices for children and adults with showings alongside major city features. A separate notice orders Headquarters Company members to report for drill Thursday at 7 30 with strict attendance and uniform requirement.
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the Empire
America
Hart
Paramount
Fry Hearing Postponed In Police Court
J William Fry of Martinsburg West Virginia arrested during a Saturday raid for transporting liquor did not receive a hearing in police court. Fry sent back to Memorial Hospital for treatment as lawyers discussed the charge and a decision was pending.
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Martinsburg
Memorial Hospital
J. William Fry
W. Va
Duri
Valley Pike
Fry
Luttrell
Winchester
Evening Journal
Queen Street
Nannie Thompson
Middleway
Jefferson County
Leo Sullivan
Glengary
Moundsville Penitentiary
Wedding Party Wiped Out in Train Collision
A family party of five traveling from Altoona to Erie to attend a wedding was killed when their car was struck by a locomotive at a railroad crossing in Greenville Pennsylvania. Among the dead were Edith Schultz the prospective bride Henry Schultz Mrs Mary Schultz Helen Schultz and Haymore Schultz Sr.
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Greenville
Altoona
Erie
Edith Schultz
Henry Schultz
Mary Schultz
Helen Schultz
Haymore
Schultz
Blacksnake Killed With Axe On Harpers Ferry Farm
A seven and a half foot blacksnake was killed on L. E. Calvert's fruit farm near Harpers Ferry West Virginia after workers felled a decayed oak tree. The snake was cut in two with an axe and measured seven and a half feet with a tapeline. The body’s girth was nearly wrist-wide.
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L. E. Calvert
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Swanson Poised for Landslide Nomination Says Survey
A Baltimore Sun dispatch from Richmond reports political managers forecast a 30 000 to 35 000 Swanson victory in the August primary over Governor Davis. Swanson leads in most districts, with Davis' home Fifth and Ninth districts strong for Swanson, aided by Gray Silver’s Farm Bureau endorsement.
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John R. Crown
Berryville
Clarke Courier
Baltimore Sun
Richmond
Claude A. Gowanson
United States
Westmoreland “Davia
Swanson
Davis
Harry St. George Tucker
Silver
Gray Silver
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers
Valley League Standings and Results Preview
Yesterday's results show Boyce defeats Woodstock 10 to 4 at Boyce Woodstock. Upcoming games include Strasburg at Front Royal Mt Jackson at Harrisonburg and New Market at Woodstock on Thursday.
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Boyce
Woodstock
Mt. Jackson
Harrisonburg
Es Harrisonburg
Winchester
New Market
Front ‘Royal
Strasburg
Poems by Dr Woods on sale at Boyd’s Drug Store
Dr Woods poetry collection offered for sale at Boyd’s Drug Store, inviting readers to purchase. The itemlisting notes availability and price details for readers seeking literary works in a local pharmacy setting.
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Boyd's Drug Store
Hutchinson to Speak at Clarke County Farmers Union Meeting
Prof T B Hutchinson Y P L will address the Clarke County Farmers Union Thursday at 8 pm in the courthouse Berryville on lime and alfalfa. He will repeat the talk in Warren County Front Royal Thursday at 8 pm. Farmers urged to attend.
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T. B. Hutchinson
Clarke County Farmers Union
Court House
Berryville
Hutchinson
Virginia
Hutchingon
Warren
Kgsday
Aéert
Front Royal
R. B. Crawford
Yard Party Set For August 2 At Burnts Factory
Loyal workers at Burnts Factory invited to a yard party on August 2 marked by a Bible class and community gathering. The notice emphasizes camaraderie and workplace unity amid shift schedules.
Russians at Hague Conference Face Collapse on Property Claims
The Hague July 12 The morning session at the conference on Russian affairs focused on private property issues but ended in confusion. Maxim Litvinoff said further meetings were unlikely as non Russians demand Russian promises on compensation and guarantees tied to future credit and loans.
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Associated Press
the Hague
Maxim ‘Litvinoff
Stricken While Playing Tennis at Fort Loudoun
Maurice Grim 16 son of C. Frank Grim of East Cop street was taken ill with acute appendicitis while playing tennis yesterday evening at Fort Loudoun Seminary courts. He was rushed by ambulance to Memorial Hospital, operated on, and is recovering well with no complications expected. He attends Winchester High School.
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Maurice Grim
C. Frank Grim
East Cop Street
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Memorial Hospital
Winchester High School
British Apple Exporter Reunites Family in Linden Virginia
Thomas Mathews, a well known British apple exporter active in Winchester for years, has returned from England with his family and rented a home in Linden, Warren County Virginia. Mrs Mathews and daughters Miss Trene Elsie and Cyril join him, delighted with their new surroundings. They plan to stay indefinitely, having often spent six months apart due to business.
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Thomas
Abot Aeporart
Délin
Winchester
England
Are
Linden
Warren County
Mathews
Liquor Arrests Rise in Virginia June Roundup
R A Qúnniee federal prohibition director of Virginia reports June seizures included 72 illicit distilleries destroyed 861 gallons of illicit whiskey and 10 automobiles. Property seized valued at 13215 destroyed plus 8654 not destroyed. Arrests totaled 105 for June bringing year to date to 672 versus 791 for all of 1921. Woven wire fence ad notes Bailey Bros 12-1p-2¢.
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R. A. Qunniee
Federal Prohibition Director
Virginia
Federal Prohibition Unit
Call Bailey Bros
Burley Visits Winchester For Fair Business
Thomas F. Burley Jr., former secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce and now in Morgantown West Virginia, arrived in Winchester for a day or two to handle duties as secretary and manager of the annual Winchester fair. He came from Bluefield West Virginia where he attended a gathering of chamber of commerce secretaries from across the state.
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Thomas F. Burley, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Morgantown
W. Va
Winchester
Winchester Fair
Mr. Burley
Bluefield
Social Club Yard Party and Cake Sale
The Social Club of the Market and St. Marys Episcopal Church announce a yard party and cake sale at Mire Huff's home 302 Highland Ave Friday evening July 14 to benefit the New Carpet Fund. Public cordially invited.
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St. M. E. Church
Mire
He Huff
Highland Ave
Friay
New Carpet Fund
Will of J. B. Cooper Leaves Lutheran Bequests and Nephews
The J. B. Cooper will filed in the Corporation Court awards Mrs. Nettie Ryan life interest in property at the corner of Washington and Amherst, then to residuary legatee. Five nephews receive $1,000 each in trust. Substantial gifts go to Lutheran Pastors Fund, Roanoke College, Roanoke College funds, Roanoke College debt relief, and orphan and mission boards. Rest and residue go to Theological Seminary endowment and foreign and home missions boards. Estate valued at about $130,000 with bond of $180,000.
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Lutheran Church
J. B. Cooper
Lewis FP
T Tator
J. Few Brown
C. M. M. L. Cooper
R. Frank Barr F. Yost
Christ
Hebron
Wington and
Amherst Streets
Nettie Ryan
Roanoke College
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Theological Seminary of
United Synod of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church In the
United Synod
Winchester Aerie F. O. E. meeting Thursday July 13
All members of Winchester Aerie No. 824 are urged to attend a meeting on Thursday July 13. Candidates will be initiated and a smoker will be held. Also a position seeks a reliable woman to care for a little girl in the afternoon at 326 Amherst St.
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Winchester Aerié F. O. E
Amherst St
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Paneer
J. R. Crown
Valley League
DR. Woods
Farmers’ Union
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Cork Street
Burley
Orphans’ Home
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Seminary
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J. E- Cooper
Ryan
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