Public Sale Of Frederick County Real Estate In 1920
By virtue of a deed of trust dated April 15 1917 and recorded in Frederick County Virginia trustees will sell at public auction in front of Winchester County Court House on Saturday July 3 1920 at 11 oclock a m. The property lies in Frederick County about seventeen miles northwest of Winchester and contains 73 acres one rood and twenty eight square poles with improvements. It is part of the estate of Peter S Hyde and designated Lot C. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two equal annual installments, secured by a deed of trust and bonds bearing interest, insure the buildings. S Larrick Trustee. 7-6-2w
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Frederick County
County Court House
Winchester
J .Rd
Peter S. Hyde
Piedmont
West Virginia
Nellie M. Hyde
Circuit Court
Larrick
U.S. Officer Reported Killed in Dalmatia Fighting
An American army officer is reported dead amid Croat Italian clashes during a Yugoslav demonstration in Spalato Dalmatia. The only other fatality noted is an Italian.
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New Angles in Wanderer Case
Police say delays in presenting grand jury indictments against Carl Wanderer allow further investigation into his motive for shooting his wife and a hired robber in a fake robbery. Indictments set for Judge Crow to review later this week as police seek another woman and identify the robber.
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Associated Press
Chicago
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Wanderer
Judge Crow
Convention hears demand for better working conditions
Newark July 13 demands for better working conditions formulated by special committees of the shop crafts district No 90 of the Pennsylvania Railroad and affiliated lines were laid before the annual convention of the shop crafts division at its opening session today.
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Newark
N. J
Peanaghntia Railroad
Violent Windstorm Hits Northwest Washington
A storm swept through the Palound district and several towns in Washington causing massive property damage. Buildings unroofed barns demolished and grain losses run into hundreds of thousands of dollars. Washington State College farm at Pullman reported about $60,000 in damage to buildings and crops.
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Wash
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Palound
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Wington
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Pullman
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Wanderer Taken To Jail In Murder Case
Chicago July 14 Carl Wanderer was moved from Hudson avenue detention to the county jail and placed in murderers row. Police say he is the calmest inmate there. Indictments against Wanderer were expected to be returned to Judge Crowe after further questioning by police.
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Early Gains Cancelled In Mixed New York Stock Market
Early advance gave way to profit taking as stocks faded in mid morning trading. Oil and equipment shares led a late rally with gains in independent steel, motors, and rail issues while several transport names including Jersey Central and Canadian Pacific rose on light volume. Call money opened at percent.
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Presbyterians to Meet at Penmar Park
The annual reunion of Presbyterian churches from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia will be held at Penmar Park on Thursday July 29. Rev Dr S B McCormick chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh will deliver the address. James McKinley Rose a tenor singer of New York will sing. Rev Dr Thomas J Ferguson Mechanicsburg Pa and Rev Dr J Rose Mercersburg Pa are president and secretary of the reunion association.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Penmar Park
S.B. McCormick
University of Pittsburgh
James McKinley Rose
New York
Thomas J. Ferguson
Mechanicsborg, Pa
J. Rose
Mercersburg
The
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Fair Opera Star On A Motor Trip
Martinsburg West Virginia newspaper notes visiting artist Miss Bula R Shull formerly with Carlo Grand Opera Company travels with her parents in a Paige car to Hagerstown and Gettysburg on a tour return via Baltimore. The piece mentions her opera background and guest hosts in Martinsburg.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
H. C.shull
Roanoke
Bula ‘Ray Shull
Paige
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Shull
Carlo Grand ‘Opera Company
Josephine
Bula R. Shull
Spencer
Charlotte
N. C
Ambler Shull
Leon
H., Ware
James F. Thompson, Jr
Villa issues manifest demanding constitution restoration
Francisco Villa's manifesto to the De La Huerta government calls for restoring the 1867 constitution and abolishing the current 1917 charter. It demands Gen. Calles resign as minister of war and marine and the withdrawal of federal officers from Obregonista armies in Chihuahua. Villa seeks authority to name a northern commander for Chihuahua and warns of renewed hostilities if demands are ignored, setting July 15 as the resumption date.
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Tex
Francisco Villa
de la Huerta
Villa
Big Bend
T. Elias Calles
Chihuahua
Mexico
Condition of Miss Bilza Haddox Improves After Operation
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Not Bluffing With The Hun In Versailles Terms
Premier Lloyd George told Dr Walter Siméhs the allies were serious about enforcing the Versailles treaty. The meeting with allied plenipotentiaries and Marshal Foch adjourned to review military experts' views before proceeding with modified German terms.
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Associated Press
Spa
Belgium
Lloyd George
Walter Siméhs
Marshall Foch
Bolivian government overthrown confirmed reports
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Associated Press
Aantiago
Chile
Foreign Office
la Paz
Mrs Linda Marrod Endorses Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs Linda Marrod of Fort Wayne Indiana says years of stomach trouble were relieved after trying Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports immediate relief from heaviness and pain after meals and notes she can eat anything now after taking two bottles.
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Ft. Wayne
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