Winchester and Frederick youths drawn for war quotas
A list from Winchester and Frederick County shows 1474 registrants and the first 1 000 names drawn for the national army. John Ford Carper, Bayard Hubbard Bockey, and Frank Heist Taylor are among the first named in this district.
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United States
Ber
National Army
Winchester-Frederick County
T John Ford Carper
Virginia
Bayard Hapburn Beckey
Grimes
Frank Heist Taylor
Winchester
War Department
Regular Army
National Guard
Frederick County
Lansing
Mich
Mieang
John Ford Carper
Bayard Hubbard Bockey Grimes
Walter Nichols Wounded While Escaping in Winchester Mountains
Reports confirm Walter Nichols, a youth released from jail and later fleeing the road force for forgery, was shot in the left side during his escape. He eluded pursuers and has not been recaptured, with no known medical treatment, seen in the mountains near the escape site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Nichols
Winchester
State Road Force
Road Force
Jece
Nichols
Omps
Old Dominion
Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Ompg
Bride and Groom At Riverton Hotel
The Riverton correspondent reports Mr. and Mrs. William W. Dunn recently married are visiting at Hotel Riverton. Mrs Dunn is Miss Rebecca Hall and will be remembered by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
Front Royal
William
W. Dunn
Hotel Riverton
Dunn
Rebecca Hall
Outlaws In Pitched Battle With Officers
Mrs Anna Biery, resident of West King Street Martinsburg, WV, was arrested on a warrant sworn by the prosecuting attorney after an infant corpse was found in a garbage can behind her residence. She refused to testify. The case drew a large crowd as the scene and hospital treatment for the mother’s health drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Biery
West King Street
I Prosecuting Attorney
Watt
Fiery
Martinsburg
Harrisonburg
King's Daightens’. Hospital
Evangelist Bidwell Preaches In Market Street Tent
At 8 o'clock last evening a sizable audience heard Evangelist Bidwell in the Market and Germain streets tent. He spoke on The rents that Point to Christ's coming, arguing we live in the last days per 2 Timothy 3 15. He urged the Bible as the sole rule for faith. Services continue nightly at 7 46 o'clock.
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Market and
Germain Streets
Evangelist Bidwell
Paul
Grain prices in Baltimore market close
At the Baltimore wholesale market the close showed spot wheat at 2.80 and corn at 2.05. Local dealers offered 2.15 for wheat after the market close. Turnip seed buckwheat cultivated alfalfa timothy and other seeds and grains listed by H. H. Baker at 66 East Piccadilly Street.
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Baltimore
H. H. Baker
East Piccadilly St
Reforming Lawn Party Ad at Church Booth
An old notice announces a lawn party in front of a church on Thursday and Friday nights July 9 and 20. The ad seeks a contact person “WANTED-To igeroy at once” with a $5000 5 percent stake and mentions good security. Apply at Star Office for ages 18 to 21.
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the Star
Washington
National Army
Senate
Crystal
turiBionea
Star Office
Services Held at John Mann Church on Sunday July 22
Rev Wiliam Pick ens of Morgan College Baltimore and Principal L M McCoy of Virginia Collegiate Institute Lynchburg Va will attend all day Sunday services at John Mann Church. They are noted orators expected to speak. RIV. J AL Reed pastor. Wanted salesman and collector for Winchester. Sinner Geowing Machine Co Hagerstown Md 18 1p 31.
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John Mann i
Wiliam Pickens
Morgan College
Battimore
L. M. McCoy
the Virgina Collegiate Institute
Lynchburg
J. AL Reed
Winchester
Sinner,G@ewing Machine Co
Hagerstown
Carson Home Reopens After Winter at Afton Inn
The Carson family led by Joseph L. Carson reopen their residence Delbrook after a winter stay at the Afton Inn. Extensive repairs and renovations were completed during their absence as the property welcomes them back for the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
L. Carson
Delbrook
Afton
Fight at New Market Ends With Sheriff Robbed and Men Fleeing
Sheriff Stoner and Constable Rice confronted Mike Neff and associates in New Market over a bail case. A melee followed, revolvers were taken, and the group fled toward Walkers Chapel after a pitched battle with Winchester rifles. A larger search began at dawn with a posse including Commonwealth's Attorney Williams and federal agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Neff
New Market
Neffs
W. D. Stoner
Shenandoaholy
C. G. Rice
Winchester Rifles
Sheriff'a
Walkers Chapel
Mike
Paul
Dave Nett
Winchester
Ogee Hawkinstown
Neff
Woodstock
Southern Railway
Harrisonburg
Stoner
Mike Nett
Toots
Hleld
Mike Neft
Rice
Riee
Manor's Mill
Commonwealth
Philip Williams
Reeenue
WV. M. Uts
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Winchester and
Frederick CO
Frederick List
New Jersey
Crowder
Alabama
Samuel Isaac Orndorff
William O. Wilson
Peter Ashley DeHaven
Clearbrook
James Earl Noonan
Winches
Franklin _Edward Frye
Kernstown
William Keith, Sr
Middletown
Linden Affleck Singiceus
Quon
Alvin Hinkle Hummer
Henry Bowers “Pitzer
Bunker
Jan Ww.a
Maurice Anderson Shiner
Janney Glenn
Nain
Harold Roscoe Edwards
Cross Junction
Loring Thomas Good
Rock Enonchester
Walter Leftridge
Clearbrookboro
William Wilson Copenhaver
John William Dyer
Stephen
Cett Gap
Wilmer Luttrell
Edward Montgomery
Holmes Barton
Nail, Hayfeild
Guy Leonard Shrum
John Henry Dunn
Benjamin Thomas Busey
Stephenson
Nelson Carter Hensel
Henry H. Cooper
Star Tannery
Russell Hawin “Hook
Trone
Royce Owens
R. F
Samlen Winchester
Davis Hanson
Cooley
Middle
Irvin Milley Boyce
Chambersville
James Walter Jenkins
Lohr Kern
Hayfield
Clark W. Hardesty
Frank Taylor Dicks
Henry Kerfoot Hibbard
James Banks Jennings
Stephens City
John E. Loy
Houston Warren Taylor
Win
Chester
Harry, Suver
Hunter Kerns
Holmes William Lewis
Joe Martin Franks
Ter
Robert Ray Jenkins
Cecil Eldridge Huff
William Jonag Cornwell, Kerns
Earl Joseph Clowser
Abner Albert Adams
Huarley Bailey
Howard Gilbert Lakenan
Ope
John Henry Morris
Isaac Carlton Printz
Lawrence Talmage Larrick
Lehew
W. Vasa
Harry Wood ‘Hicks
Samuel Bully Rees
Walter Calvin Hook
William Wilson Dunn
Patrick Joseph_McFadden
Robert Ellis Turner
John Henry Thomas
Hiram Purcel
Whitacre
Siler
Lewig
Carter Hoover
Ieee
Edward Hite
Marlboro
Tressell Sibert
Paneer Alexander
Harry Léwis Wilson
Walter Vanes
Henry Fitzhugh
Seal
David Washington Feltner
Ste
Clarence
Cackley
R. FB
Richard Waward Griffith
Goodwin Gibson Baker
Fred Earl Bayliss
Charles Lee Glenn
Chambers
Ville
Charles Augustus Young
Gore
Clinton Lioyd Batt
Reynolds
Roger Anstey Kline
Vaucluse
Dewitt Talmage Weaver
Thomas Howard Anderson
Ete Caea
Massey, Kerns
Walter Bailey
Croge Junction
William DeHaven
Gainesboro
Willie Green
Edgar Clinton ‘White
James Gates
Charley Edward
Henry Robinson
William Mayelis
Jesse Karl Mowery
Leslie Miller Brown
Harry
W. Butler
Everett Oscar Stottler
Goode
W. Va
Christopher
Columbus Perry
Mannly Clark Grim
Frank Leslie Barrett
Howard Wilbur Owings
Mid
Frlederick Howe
Brook
Harry Joshua McAboy
Wades
Lawrence Howard
Ruble
Frederick Milton -Mert
Edwin Cooper Yost
Loula
Grim Fawcett
Rawecott Gap
Raymond Miller
Staples
Frederick, Md
Julian Love Rosenberger
Hay
Edgar Lonas
Clark Leslie Cooper
Clifton Hay Price
Junion Ford
Winchs
Bernard M. Swilivan
John Isaac. Brown, Jr
James Edward Wallace
Earl Havermale
Ridge W. Va
Gap
Gilbert Garpenter
Bayliss Edwin
Monroe” Boyce
Fred M. Whitacre
Bunker Hill
Luther Lee Shutts
Luther
Carrick
Mount Williams
Jacob Blain Hansen Flock
Raymond Mattison
Joseph Lawrence
Fleet
Wirchester
Althugh
R. L. Onps
Virginia House of Delegates
Mont Grae
W. Braithwaite
Porrente
T. W. Harrison
Riverton Hotel
Mr. Bidwell
Reformed Lawn Party
Carson Home
Shenandoah County
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