Wilson faces gravest crisis as Berlin note dispatch planned
The Wilson administration grips a grave crisis as Counsellor Lansing signs the German note and a Berlin dispatch is readied. Rumors of Secretary Daniels resignation are denied while Bryan remains at the State Department. London papers note strong US war implications and Cabinet tension as events unfold.
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Washington
Lansing
Berlin
Tumulty
Daniels
Howard Bank
Robert Lansing
White House
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Bryan Resigns as Secretary of State in 1916 Note
Secretary Bryan submits his resignation to President Wilson over disagreement on submarine policy. Wilson accepts with regret, praising Bryan’s service. The letters date to June 8 1916 in Washington.
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Washington
Wilson
London
United States
Bryan A
Germany
America
The
Evening Star
Medals for Survivors of Stonewall Jackson Brigade
Mrs. I. D. Barton daughter of a Virginia Confederate veteran and Colonial Dames of Virginia has organized medals for surviving Stonewall Jackson Brigade members. Miss Lucy W. Russell in the city holds the medals. brigade members may contact her to claim theirs.
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Jackson
I. D. Barton
Virginia
Colonial Dames
Stonewall Jackson Brigade
Barton
Lucy W. Russell
Stonewall Brigade
Miss Russell
Jackson Brigade
Marquis de Lafayette
Paris
France
Lafayette
Stonewall” Jackson
Stonewall
Cayt. Lamar
Savanah
Georgia
Wilmington
N. C
Savannah
General Jackson
T. J. Jackson
J. E. Correll Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Winchester commissioner of the revenue J B Correll was taken to Memorial Hospital around 3 pm for an appendix operation after a heartier attack in the city hall office the previous day. Doctors expect a successful recovery.
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J. B. Correll
City of
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Correll
South Main Street
Walter Cox
P. ‘W. Boyd
Mr. Correll
City Manager Plan Praised At Open Meeting In Court Room
Citizen observers report on Charlottesville and Staunton leaders debating the city manager form. J M Steck presided as speakers John Crouby and J S Patton outlined benefits including concentrated power and quarterly budgeting. Continued on Fourth Page.
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Lefty Council
Rooi
J. M. Steck
John Crosby
Staunton
J. S. Patton
Charlottesville
Winchester
Julian F. Ward
Janeau
the Star
Crouby
Patton
Othe
Uncle Dick Wells Dies at 78 in Middletown
Richard Wells known as Uncle Dick a longtime lunch vendor on the Baltimore and Ohio trains between Strasburg Junction and Harpers Ferry died at his Middletown home at 10 last night aged 78. Survived by son William Wells and daughter Clara Wells both in Pittsburgh. He was a respected colored man of the Old Virginia school and had recently retired from active work. Funeral arrangements and burial details to be announced.
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Richard Wells
Shenandoah Valley
Wells
Strasburg Junction
Barpers Ferry
Middletown
William Wells
Clara Wells
Pittsburgh
Baltimore & Ohio
Card of Thanks for Eliz abeth H. Keyser
The(Keyser) family expresses appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy extended during the illness and death of sister Elizabeth H Keyser. Carson and Elmer Keyser and sisters thank Mr M Smith of Markham Virginia who has been staying at Hotel Evans for the past few days.
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Eliza
Beth H. Keyser
Carson
Elmer ‘Keyser
M. Smith
Markham, Va
Hotel Evans
Dr Schuller receives medical degree in Richmond
Francis Xavier Schuller, son of Frederick county farmer Charles K. Schuller, has earned the doctor of medicine degree from the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond. He plans to take the State Board exam next month and may seek a residency at Virginia Hospital.
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Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Francis Xavier Schuller
Charles K. Schuller
Frederick County
Openquon Creek
Mare Poisoned but Is Saved in Arsenic Poisoning Incident
A valuable mare belonging to Mr. C A Meliwee of Rosenberger was saved after arsenate of lead poisoning was fed to her. Dr. Gover, a local veterinarian, arrived just in time. Meliwee is investigating to identify the guilty parties.
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C. A. Meliwee
Rosenberger
Meliwee
Dr. Gover
MclIiwee
Frank Loses Last Appeal In Death Penalty Case
Atlanta June. Frank failed in his appeal to the State Prison Board for commutation of his sentence from death to imprisonment. The board recommended against mercy with Rainey and Davidson favoring death and Patterson for life imprisonment.
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Atlanta
Frank
State Prison Board
Rainey
Davidson
Patterson
Blue Ribbon Dairy Co Milk Delivery Ad
Pasteurized milk delivered daily with orders taken at 115 West Water Street. Blue Ribbon Dairy Co.
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Water St
Blue Ribbon Dairy CO
Mrs. J. W. Sibert Under The Knife
Mrs. J William Sibert wife of Postmaster Sibert underwent an appendicitis operation at Winchester Memorial Hospital around noon today. By late afternoon her condition was described as most favorable and her suffering had occurred intermittently for some time prior to the surgery.
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J. William Sibert
Sibert
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Runaway buggy injures Kerns father and daughter near White Post
Mr T L Kerns and his daughter Miss Seulah Kerns of Clarke county were badly cut and bruised when their horse bolted on the Millwood pike near Winchester. The buggy smashed into barbed wire and rocks after the shaft bolt broke, with Mr Bursey and daughter narrowly missing the team. Both Kerns and Seulah received medical care at the Bursey home and were later reported to be sore but improving.
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White Post
Clarke County
Minwood Pike
Winchester
Kerns
Charles Hf. Bursey
Hagel Bursey
Burkey
Nolther
Mr. Bursey
Bursey
Mr. Kerns
James B. Russell
Boyce
Russell
Bryan quits Cabinet as Wilson firm stance grows
William Jennings Bryan resigns as secretary of state amid dispute with President Wilson over policy toward Germany and the Lusitania note. Acting Secretary Robert Lansing to sign the Berlin-destined document. Bryan to return to private life.
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William Jennings Bryan
United States
Wilson
Germany
Haa
Lusitania
Robert Lansing
Berlin
Horses Wanted at Remount Station Sale
G L Wallahan of the Front Royal Remount Station Virginia will be at Noonan's Livery Stable on June 10 to purchase well bred cavalry horses aged 8 to 7 years old.
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G. L. Wallahan
Front Royal
Noonan
Automobile Bargains and Wanted Child Help
5 Passenger Overland Touring Car priced at $375 and a 4 Passenger Maxwell car at $126. W B Huntsberry offers these deals. Wanted: white boy aged 13 to 16 apply Star office.
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W. B. Huntsberry
Land
Apply
Star Office
Hats at Maly Price. Gee. window ye is Newcome'a.
Hats at a low price headline a fragmentary note mentioning Newcome and a window display. The readable text is incomplete, offering little concrete detail beyond a focus on affordable headwear and a local shop reference.
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Newcome
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