Cabinet Divided Over German Note In White House Meeting
President Wilson's reply to the German note faced mixed cabinet reactions with Bryan seeking edits to preserve negotiations if Germany rejects the principal point. The note is slated to go forward soon amid sharp lines of debate. Meanwhile British and Allied reports cite heavy losses as German submarines sink ships and Russians report Austro German casualties in Galicia.
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Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Germany
State Department
London
Wirth
Menapier
North Sea
Constantinople
Gallipoli
City School Board Announces 1915 16 Faculty for White and Colored Schools
The City School Board completes faculty for the 1915 16 session to begin next September. White school staff includes N P D Cool principal H Duffey vice principal and high school, and several teachers in high, grammar, and primary grades. Colored school lists P W Gibson principal and Lena Webb Barnett, Nellie Jones among the staff.
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The
City School Board
N. PD. Cool
H. Duffey
Lilie H. Carter
Susan Saulsburg
W. M. Samsell
Mary J. Gray
Bettie C. Green
M._Beulah Cline
Mary Stephens
M Schneider
Louise Zirkle
Bila Gibson
Carey Russell
Marguerite Daugherty
Milzabeth Russell
Dora D. Plank
Helen
William G Conway Improves After Porch Rat Injury
William G Conway, a Winchester merchant retired from business, has been recovering at his South Main street home after hip injuries from a porch rat attack. He has walked downtown in recent days, with friends praising his progress.
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William G. Conway
Winchester
South Main Street
Conway
Marty
Doctor Glass Stricken by Quinsy Illness
Dr. Robert McC. Glass of South Washington Street is confined to home after a severe quinsy attack. He showed some improvement this afternoon but is unlikely to go outdoors for several days.
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Robert McC. Glass
South Washington Street
Frederick circuits quarterly conference notice
The first quarterly conference for Frederick circuits will be held at the parsonage on Friday June 11 at 2 30 p m with Dr B W Bond presiding. Due to recent appointment changes strong official member representation is urged. E W Brubaker Pastor.
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Frederick
B. W. Bond
Miss Gertrude Himmelright Visits Sister in Pittsburg
Miss Gertrude Himmelright and her nephew Master Paul E. Brown traveled to Donora to visit Mrs. W. H. Brown who has been ill in a Pittsburg hospital for six months and has recently returned home. The article notes her recovery and mentions Himmelright's family ties in Star Tannery.
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Gertrude Himmelright
Paul E. Brown
Donora
W. H. Brown
Pittsburg
Larrick Delivers Confederate Memorial Oration at Seavige
Herbert S. Larrick, Frederick County commonwealth attorney, spoke at the Confederate Memorial exercises in Rose Hill Cemetery, Rose Hill, Washington County, recounting Southern leaders and urging teachers to inform youth about the past. Col. Charles A. Little introduced him. The event honored Confederate dead.
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Rose Hill Cemetery
Confederate Memorial Association of
Washington County
Larrick
Charles A. Little
Rygle Cop Named Mr Isaac Moore Patrols Valley Turnpike
Rygle Cop Isaac Moore of Kernstown is appointed special patrolman by the Valley Turnpike Company between Winchester and Edinburg. He will arrest drivers obstructing traffic or violating state speed laws with police aid, aiming to curb fast driving and tollgate violations along the road. Moore began duty today amid expectations of a salutary effect on speed fiends.
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Isaac Moore
Valley Turnpike
Tsaac Moore
Kernstown
Valley Turnpike Company
Winchester
Edinburg
Moore
Pannett
the Valley Turnpike Company
Automobile bargains at Huntsberry sale
Frisco buyers can seize touring car bargains with a free sear and well performing price tag. This listing notes a Car at $125 and urges quick inspection at W. & Huntsberry.
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Huntsberry
Mon grel Week to boost livestock farming in Frederick county
Frederick county declares next week as Mon grel Week to promote all farm animals beyond poultry. Despite misgivings about crossbred sires, experts urge smarter breeding and note Rooster Week last May saw 300 roosters sold above market price, with infertile eggs reducing losses of about 45 million dollars nationwide.
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Frederick County
Staunton Plan of City Managership Outlined
John Crosby, president of Staunton City Council, discusses the Staunton Plan in The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. Mayor Ward urges reading to assess municipal efficiency, noting many cities have adopted the commission plan while Staunton uses a general manager model akin to a private corporation.
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The
American Academy of Political and Social Science
John Crosby
Staunton
Ward
Crosby
Common Council
Staunton, Va
Virginia
Horses Wanted at Noonan's Livery Stable
G.71 Wallahan of the Remount Station at Front Royal Virginia will be at Noonan's Livery Stable from eight to seven to purchase horses aged eight years or older for remount service.
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Wallahan
Front Royal
Noonan
Winchester man injured in early morning auto accident
In Gore Frederick county near Winchester Ellis Denny a partner in H K Green and Brother is hospital bound with both bones of his right leg broken after leaping from a mud slicked car. Liveryman Daniel Mollwee and Marion Goss escaped with bruises. Mellwee sustained shoulder pain. The party had planned a horse buying trip and left Winchester after foggy rain.
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Messrs
H. K. Green
Memorial Hospital
Denny
Mesere
Daniel Mollwee
Marion Goss
Mellwee
Mr. Goss
Winchester
City Manager Plan Discussed At Winchester Meeting
Mayor Julian F. Ward announces that John Crosby and J. B. Patton will attend a Winchester gathering tonight at 8 in the city hall to explain the city manager form of government. The event invites ladies citizens and taxpayers to attend and review Grosby’s extracts on the topic. Fredericksburg’s mayor Howe cannot attend but will have a letter read at the meeting.
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Julian F. Ward
John Crosby
Staunton
J. 8. Patton
Charlottesville
Winchester
Everning
Crosby
Patton
Star
Grosby
Fredericksburg
Howe
Sale notice for seeds and crops at half price window
Window display at Miss Newcome's promotes mats at half price. Advertisement lists Whippowill cow peas soja beans sorghum millet kaffir corn Nebraska alfalfa graded 99.76 percent pure.
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Nebraska
Chaplin Tonight in Empire Theater’s By the Sea
The cinema lists Chaplin appearing at the Empire Theater in a program titled By the Sea. Local audiences are invited to a feature night with Chaplin’s latest work and accompanying shorts.
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Lot Empire
Public School Fin als Winchester 45th session ends June 14
The forty fifth session of the public school of Winchester will close finally on Monday night June 14 with commencement in the City Hall Auditorium. Over 850 pupils enrolled. many promoted based on a full year of work and regular attendance. John Kerr Memorial day observed Friday with a march to Mount Hebron Cemetery to decorate the benefactor’s grave.
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Winchester
City Mell
John Kerr
Mount Hebron
Winchester School
John
Kerk
Academy Finals at Shenandoah Valley Library Thursday Night
Eleven graduates will receive diplomas at Shenandoah Valley Academy Thursday evening in Handley Memorial Library lecture room. Address to graduates by City Solicitor R Gray Williams. Final ball at 10 pm. events include tennis, swimming, track, field, and a baseball game.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Handley Memorial Library
Liettor R. Gray Williams
George Edgar Vansant
Paris
Academy
Ee Ae
British subject slain as Villa followers seize Mexican town
In Tampico dispatches, a British oil worker F. B. Jones was killed at Tuxpam while four others were wounded during a battle between Villaistas and Carrancistas. Texas Ranger Lee Burdette was killed in a revolver fight near Falcon as Mexican authorities report continued clashes and attempted arrests.
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Carraintetalt
Texas
Lee Burdette
Star
Washington
Tuxpam
Texas Ranger
EL Paso
Falcon
Carl Crim Dies in County After Illness at 1 P M
Carl Crim, aged about 49, died in the county after tuberculosis illness. He was the son of the late Capt Crim and leaves a widow and children. Funeral services were held at 2 PM conducted by Rev Hardesty and burial followed in the town church cemetery.
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Carl Crim
Annes
Capt. Crim
RK. Hardesty
Way Circuit
Society Notes Request Submissions For The Star
The Star invites society and personal news submissions for publication. Items must be authentic and signed by the writer though the name will not be printed. Send legible communications on one side to City Editor The Star Winchester Virginia.
Local Notes from Mogue Creek and Kernstown
A fragmentary item notes visits by residents around Moguel Creek Virginia and Kernstown. Robert Cather near Wi spent several days visiting daughter Mrs Ollie Clowser. Mrs Luther Garrick and orngett spent Saturday Kernstown visiting Mr A C Cooper.
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Hogue Creek
Robert Cather
Near
Mra
Ollie Clowser
Luther Garrick
Mie Orngétt
Kernstown
A. C. Cooper
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Quinsy
E. W. Brubaker
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Giornale D'Ialia
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Seavige
Hagerstown
Mr. Herbert S. Larrick
Mr. Larrick
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Gen
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Theodore Roosevelt
South
Jefferson Davis
Robert FE. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Bradley Johnston
Henry Kyd Douglas
Rygle
Automobile Bargains
Ellis Denny
D. W. McKnee
Cident
Gore
This County
Miss Newcome
Chas, Chaplin
City Hall Auditorium
Samuel H. Baker
George Barfield
Devereux L. Bowly
George Bryan Conrad
Win
Chester
W. Leo Hussong
Latham C. Squire
East Orange
New Jersey
Frederic R. Scott
Richmond
Franklin H. Wissler
Mount Jackson
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Onal News
Maming
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