Cox to Meet Wilson Sunday in White House Conference
Gov James M Cox and Franklin D Roosevelt will confer with President Wilson at the White House on Sunday. The meeting, arranged by telephone, marks Cox's first in-person talks with Wilson since the San Francisco nomination and centers on campaign plans and policy issues including prohibition and the league of nations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jas. Mf. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wilson
White House
Cox
San Francisco
Business Administration
Trail’s End
Etettic Noithetic
Chareed
Congress
League
League of Nations
Jengsue of Nations
Eight Million Bottles of Champagne at Baron de Mommt Auction
Paris reports eight million bottles of champagne among the items to be auctioned on Bate January 28 as the sequestered property of Baron Walter de Mumm is sold. The seizure follows the Baron's resumption of German citizenship at the war's start in 1915.
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Associated Press
Paris
Bate
Walter de Mumm
Suffrage foes lose in court ruling on equal rights
Justice Bailey of the District Supreme Court dismissed injunction proceedings by Charles F. Fairchilds of New York, president of the American Constitutional League, to block ratification of the suffrage amendment and to challenge the equal suffrage laws. Hearings had been before Justice Bailey with Fairchilds represented by himself and government lawyers Pier son and Archer.
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Associated Press
Washington
Justice Bailey
District Supreme Court
Charles F. Fairchilds
New York
American Constitutional League
Bailey
Fairchilds
the Treasury
Cleveland
Pierson
Archer
Minsk falls to Bolshevik forces in July advance
An official Moscow communique reports Minsk is now in Bolshevik hands after troops occupied the town on the morning of July 11. The message also states the capture of Shentsi, located about 95 miles south of Dvinsk and 50 miles northeast of Vilna.
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London
Minsk
Moscow
Shentsiany
Dvinsk
Vilna
Liberal groups unite to form new party in Chicago
Chicago July 13 liberal groups announce merger efforts. The committee of 40 votes to join the national labor party while a large nonpartisan league and a delegation of single taxers also join labor convention. The committee of 48 plans afternoon joint sessions with the labor party.
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Chicago
National Labor Party
Labor Convention
Labor Party
Market Churns Amid Uneven Tone and Oil Decline
Forenoon trading showed alternating gains and losses with Harecis equipment and oils lifting early but reversing as Houston oil dropped six points. A later rally helped recover many losses as motors, their specialties, and shipping joined the upturn while the money market held steady with loans opening at eight percent. For sale notices follow.
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New York
Houston Oil
Judge Harrison At Middletown Meeting Draws Hundreds
In Middletown the Seventh Virginia district representative T. W. Harrison spoke on congressional campaign issues before a crowd estimated at no fewer than 300 at the Middletown Agricultural High School auditorium. Winch ester voters attended, Mr. R. Gray Williams introduced Harrison, and the Middletown Cornet Band provided music. The Star could not publish a full report due to a power outage affecting linotype machines, but plans to run a full recap tomorrow.
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Middletown
T. W. Harrison
Virginia
Orchardists notice on fruit tree supply for 1920 21
VIEW NURSERY CO announces readiness to supply apple trees in leading commercial varieties for fall 1920 and spring 1921, plus peach and other fruit and ornamental trees. Located at 9 1p 21 Williamsport Md.
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View Nursery CO
Williamsport
Public Health Urges Vaccination After Town Case
Board of Health urges all unvaccinated residents to get vaccinated at once due to a smallpox case in town. Officials emphasize immediate protection and vaccination status for community safety.
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Board of Health
Iptf Board OF Health
Trescott Apple Grader touted to boost output
Winchester Orchard Supply Co promotes a Trescott Apple Grader claiming higher daily barrel capacity with fewer workers. Contact at Market Street office, phone 313. 301-N. 1p-tf.
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Winchester Orchard Sup. CO
Summer Apples Wanted at Top Market Prices
Sam Haines of Winchester grain elevator at C. V. R. R. Depot invites growers to bring all varieties of apples for top cash prices. Bell phone 476. Also note MW. of A. picnic at Old Slate Church on Saturday July 17 from 12 to 1 and 5 o'clock.
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Sam Haines
C. V. R. R. Depot
Winchester
Bell Phone
Old Slate Church
Sat
Fifty Workmen Wanted at Winchester Cold Storage Plant
Job notice from Winchester Va plant seeks fifty workmen with board furnished. Apply to William Beverley, Manager. Also a legal notice about political advertisements and a lost item reward appears in the Star.
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Winchester Cold Storage Company
Winchester
William Beverley
Rippon
W. Va
Féinbure
Star Office
Late Potatoes Brings New Seed from Manchester firm
A truncated readers note references seed from Cri Aptt Mirinchester and Con Inc. It mentions late potato varieties and a Manchester based supplier. The readable text suggests a business notice or catalog snippet about seed potatoes.
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Trish Cobblers
Mirinchester
Set Con, Inc
Back to the Constitution campaign and its prohibition stance
The piece argues Colonel Leedy’s “Back to the Constitution” implies support for prohibition, contending the eighteenth amendment and enforcement act are constitutional. It questions how light wines and beer could be regulated without creating a grog shop and asserts the platform would undermine the Declaration of Principles and the government.
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Leedy
Henry
Worsley
Supreme Court of the United States
Emery Sal
Congressman Upshurt
Empire Theater Reopens Under New Management
The Empire Theater, leased by L Marshall Baker, will show only high moral character pictures and plays. The editorial praises the move as a civic improvement and a safeguard for youths, noting the theater’s modern facilities and the Baker family's public spirit.
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L. Marshall Baker
Empire Theater
Winchester
Market Basket Prices Jump Warned By Supplier
Limited basket supply seen pushing prices higher. Customers urged to order now to save costs and avoid delays. Pyrox and Bordeaux offered for immediate delivery to Winchester Orchard. Sup. Co. lists phone 3135 and address Market Street apartment.
Disciples of Christ organize new church in town
The Disciples of Christ formed a church at Odd Fellows hall last Sunday at 10 am, with 22 members enrolled and many more in the area expected to join. Rev J Alva Hopkins preached from Acts 4 32 on unity and restoration, while L Hockman was elected superintendent of the church school and Miss Gertrude Clevenger serves as secretary.
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Disciples of Christ
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Church of Christ
J. Alva Hopkins
Edinburg
Bartonville
Jerusalem
Church School
Hopkins
G.W. Riley
Oscar
C. Miller
Gertrude Clevenger
H. H. Cookus
Belgian Veterans Band In Concert In Winchester
The Belgian Veterans Band conducted by Emil Chautard performed yesterday afternoon and last night at Chau taiqua in Winchester. The group showed good time harmony and varied programs mixing jazz touches with classics though it lacked top nationwide standing. Torcum Bezazian, a baritone soloist, drew hearty applause for his selections.
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Coun ‘Try
Torcum Bezazian
Legion Bears College Boys Triumph Over Waynesboro 9 to 3
The American Legion ball club earned their eighth win Saturday afternoon by defeating the Waynesboro Collegians 9 to 3. A six-run sixth inning featured two hit batters, two walks, a passed ball, a wild pitch, and two hits including a Pope homer. The win highlighted Tay lor pitching with Pope, Marshall and Plank contributing strong hitting as Shepherdstown and Weems spearhead summer matchups at Reservoir Park.
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American Legion Ball Club
Waynesboro Collegians
Winchester
Pope
Marshall
Plank
Taylor
Shepherdstown
Reservoir Park
Weems
Northern Virginia Power Faces Prolonged Weak Electricity
The Northern Virginia Power Company reported extremely weak electric current with little improvement today. From 9.30 to 2.00 p m the Star could not obtain local and Associated Press news or handle many advertisements. Officials said they were working to raise voltage and expected the outage to be temporary.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Star
Associated Press
Power Company
Scouting in Town Aide for Summer Camp Noted
Assistant Scout Master R. H W. Gray leads scouting services during the camp. For information or special-day visits contact Bell Telephone No. 11 or leave a message at his home. Roy scouts OF AMERICA: 12-1p-51. Will be in.
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R. H W. Gray
Bell
Roy Scouts OF America
Alfalfa For Sale and Beagle Pups advertised
Walter T. Gore seeks sale of alfalfa in field with a notice dated July 15. The ad lists past thoroughbred English Beagle pups and provides a mailing address at 33 8x Main-St in Arkansas Spe district with postal details.
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Walter T. Gore
Main-St
Revolt Breaks Out in Bolivia Overthrows President
Dispatches from La Paz report a Bolivian revolution has overthrown President Jose Gutierres Guerra. The president and cabinet are prisoners as Vautista Sabetra seizes power with army support and names Kalmapa minister to Brazil.
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Bolivia
Associated Press
Lima
Peru
la Paz
Jose Gutierres Guerra
Vautista Sabetra
Jose Cam Rasto
Kalmapa
Brazil
Chan
Summer clearance sale and guest notices in town
Announcement notes J M Orndoff’s summer clearance on page 3 and lists visitors staying with Mrs W R Talbot on South Washington Street. Also mentions Misses Hollis visiting Lena Hollis in Gerardstown and Miss Hendricks vacationing with Mrs John Elenbaas in Middletown.
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Elizabeth Hollis
Philomena Laren
Lena Hollis
Gerardstown
W. Va
Anna Hendricks
Chicago
John Elenbaas
Middletown
Miss Haddox Undergoes Throat Surgery at Memorial Hospital
Miss Eliza Haddox daughter of A P Haddox underwent a throat operation at Memorial Hospital yesterday. The procedure aimed to relieve a lingering condition and was carried out by the hospital surgical staff.
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Eliza Haddox
A. P- Haddox
Memorial Hospital
Prayer service canceled at Grace Lutheran Church
No prayer service will be held at Grace Lutheran Church on Wednesday. The notice states the cancellation with no further details and refers to the church’s schedule.
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Grace
Lutheran Church
Resting at Healing Springs
Dr. William P. McGuire has gone to Healing Springs Virginia for rest and vacation. F A Mots and G I Rals of Blacksburg Virginia experiment station are in the city on business. A W Richards of Edmonds and Richards architects left for Washington. Miss Elizabeth Ebersole visits friends in Charlestown West Virginia. Mey Alva Richards also left for Washington.
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William P. McGuire
Healing Springs, Va
Messrs
F. A. Mots
G. I. Rals,ton
Blacksburs
A. W. Richards
Edmonds and Richards
Washington
Elizabeth Ebersole
Charlestown
W. Va
Virginia Dog Law Enforcement Letter to Frederick County Warden
A 1920 Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries letter to Henry M. Baker, Frederick County Game Warden, orders strict enforcement of the state dog law. It cites dog damage to stock, requires warrants for violators, and directs actions on dogs not licensed or under control, with court fines and possible dog destruction.
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Henry M. Baker
Frederick County
Department of Game and Inland Fisheries
Virgina
Richmond
Winchester
Virginia
Gary
McClain sells residence on Stewart Street in Winchester area
Mr. W. W. McClain of the Winter and Western Railroad Camp sells his brick residence on a large west Stewart Street lot between Clifford and Cecil streets. The new owner will take possession August 1. The property, once owned by Fred L. G., cost about 7 000. McClain plans time in Washington but will keep ties with the Winchester and Western Railroad Company.
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W. W. McClain
Winter and Western Railroad
Stewart Street
Fred
L. G
McClain
McClaim
Washington
Rone
Winchester and W Railroad Company
Germans Given Time by Allies
Spa July 13 The allied ministers have decided not to accept a German reply to the allied ultimatum by 3 p m today The Germans will defer their reply until tomorrow for further examination by experts on both sides.
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Spa
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Empire
Winchester Orchard
SUP. CO
Legion Bears
J. M. Orndoff
Miss Haddox
Healing Springs
Ness
Mey -Alva Richards
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