Borah Presents Copy of German Treaty to Senate
Senator Borah, with a 47 to 24 vote, ordered the treaty copy into the Congressional Record as a public document. President Wilson urged thorough prosecution of how copies reached private interests and warned officials against sharing the text. The Chicago Tribune’s Frazier Hunt syndicates the treaty in copyrighted installments, with the first section published in New York.
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Borah
Senate
Wilson
Hitchcock
Chicago’ Tribune
Associated Press
Washington
Chicago
Senate Today
Idaho
Congressional
McCumber
North Dakota
New York
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Today
Jacob H. Schiff
Thomas H. Lamont
Henry P. Davison
Paul Warburg
Fr. P. Morgan
Frank A. Vandel
Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Company
Paris
London
Banking House
H. P. Davison
Polk
Nebraska
Foreign Rela Committee
United States Senate
Frazier Hunt
Chicago Tribune
Hunt
Saar Valley
International Labor Organization
Drowning of J Ford Carper at James River
J Ford Carper 30, a Newport News Ship Building employee, drowned while bathing with co workers in the James River near the river mouth. Messages say his body had not been recovered and search efforts continued. He was a son of Mr and Mrs John F Carper and a member of the Sacred Heart church.
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J. Ford Carper
Ck County
Newport News Ship Building and Dry Docks Company
Newport
James River
Matt
Carper
John F. Carper
Senseney Road
Newport News
Church of the Sacred Heart
May Capper
Eosteed Kapret
North Es Yes
Hs Paket
Bret Holmes Carpe
Hungarians Warned By M Clemenceau
Paris dispatch reports Premier Clemenceau telegraphed the Hungarian government as head of the peace conference urging an immediate halt to attacks on Czechoslovaks. It states that failure to comply will trigger extreme measures by the Allied and associated governments to force cessation of hostilities.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Vienna
Hungary
Labor Is Ready To Put Down Tyranny
Atlantic City N J June 9 Samuel Gompers AFL president told delegates at the opening of the thirty ninth session that organized labor will not tolerate tyranny in domestic or industrial life. He said workers shed blood in the war for principles and ideals and will safeguard them after victory.
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Atlantic City
N. J
America
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Admiralty Counsel Changes for Shipping Board in New York
Captain W Davis Conrad recently mustered out of the U S military service becomes admiralty counsel of the United States Shipping Board at New York. The law firm Conrad and Hopkins is dissolved. Captain Ste former partner Henry Hopkins Jr joins Travis Spence and Hopkins at 60 Wall Street New York.
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W. Davis Conrad
United States Military Service
United States Shipping Board
New York
Conrad and Hopkins
Ste
Henry Hopkins, Jr
Travis, Spence and Hopkins
No. 60
Wall Street
Winchester Public Market Set to Open June 21
The Public Market Commission outlined rules for Winchester market operations with opening set for Saturday morning June 21 at 6 o clock and ongoing Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Stall rents 25 cents daily or 2.50 monthly, with various conditions for hucksters producers and vendors. Stall spaces to be drawn June 14 in the Chamber of Commerce. No market inspector appointed yet.
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Public Market Commission
Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
Women’s Work Program Promises Steady Jobs at Good Wages
The Chamber of Commerce backs a ladies employment initiative promising steady work and fair wages. The program aims to improve job opportunities and economic security for women seeking reliable labor.
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Chamber of Commerce
West Virginia towns marked by extremist devices
Charleston reports more than 130 West Virginia towns marked by hazardous device threats. Evidence from Edwin L. McCurdy, an alleged I W W leader arrested in Pittsburgh, targets a nationwide plot and prompts state officials to round up radical leaders.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Edwin L. McCurdy
Pittsburgh
Cornwell
McCurdy
Boyce Road Work Begins on Monday
Betts and Boice contractors start reconstructing the Winchester Boyce road next Monday June 16 with state convict labor. Delays occurred after original bids were deemed too high and the highway commission re advertised for lower bids.
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Messrs. Betts and Boice
Winchester-Boyce
Coleman
Highway Commissiones
Corporal Schmidt Improves at North Carolina Hospital
Mr and Mrs Fred Schmidt of North Main Street have received letters from physicians at a military hospital in North Carolina stating their son Corporal Carl Schmidt who contracted tuberculosis on duty at Brest France is in good shape. He has gained from 117 to 142 pounds and is greatly improved. He also writes that he is feeling much better. Miss Elizabeth Hook and Miss Edith Siler of Martinsburg Virginia are visiting Miss Love Braithwaite and Miss Corine Thomas.
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Corporal Schmidt
Fred. Schmidt
North Main Street
Military Hospital
North Carolina
Carl Schmidt
Brest
France
Miss Beatley Dies of Stroke at 67 in Wilton
Miss Beatley 67 died at her home at 224 South Main Street Wilton from a severe stroke after nighttime paralysis. She was born in Winchester August 4 1852 and lived here all her life. Funeral services will be at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church conducted by Rev H G Spencer with interment in Mount. Neighbors include her sister in law John H Barnett who died recently. Her nephews Walter Douglas Bennett Russell John P Edward B and Harry M Sartele survive.
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Mary Too
Beatley
Pete Co Itley
Cor‘mer
Main
Clifford Streets
Bees
Bentley
Miss Light
Miss Beatléy
Miss Beatley
Bennett Russell
Miss ‘Beatley
Winchester
John H. Barnett
Market Street
Federal officer says border troops sufficient now
Major General Cabell, commander of federal border forces, advised the War Department that current troops are enough to handle any foreseen contingency. The report responds to Governor Hobby of Texas who urged calling in the first and second brigades of Texas National Guard cavalry to reinforce border guards.
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Washington
Cabell
War Department
Hobby
Texas
Texas National Guard Cavalry
Thirty Thousand Operatives Gio Back To Work
New Bedford Mass June 9 thirty thousand operatives resumed work in the cotton mills after a three week shutdown caused by an engineer strike for higher wages The engineers demanded a minimum 42 weekly rate and the dispute centered on the closed shop with support from firemen and oilers
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New Bedford
Mass
Victory Bonds Receiver Shipment Notice
Victory Bonds receivership details listed by Shenandoah Valley National Bank. Subscribers urged to call and settle promptly. Ad promotes Crystal Refrigerators and services by R. M. Swimley and Wm. Noonan offering carpentry cement brick and building work.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Wm. Noonan
Captain Barton to Resume Law Practice in Winchester
Captain Robert T. Barton of the United States Army plans to resume law practice in Winchester after a period of rest. He intends to settle in Winchester with his family, following World War I service including time with the Eighteenth Division in France. His father and grandfather were prominent local lawyers.
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Robert T. Barton
United States Army
Barton
France
Winchester
R. T. Barton
Virginia Regiment
Ar Villa
Inchester
Camp Lee
Argonne
Frederick County
D. W. Barton
Apple Syndicate Agents In Town Seeks Orchard Options
Representatives of Pittsburgh apple syndicates are in Winchester and Frederick county assessing the fruit scene. Reports say Shenandoah county Virginia orchards have been acquired and the syndicate plans further buys in Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania. A lost Joan of Arc silver pin offers a reward at 44 S Market St.
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Big
Pittsburgh
Winchester
Frederick County
Shenandoah County
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Joan of Arc
S. Market St
Bids Wanted for Erection of School House
Bids will be received by the Division Superintendent or Opequon District School Board until noon June 21 for the erection of a one room school house at Stephens City Virginia. Plans and blueprints available at the Superintendent's office on Rouss Avenue Winchester VA. Leslie D Kline Supt of Schools.
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Opequon
Stephens City
Rouss Avenue
Winchester
Faulkner Family Visits Winchester This Summer
Prof and Mrs J O Faulkner of State College Pennsylvania arrived in Winchester on Saturday and will stay with Mrs James F Faulkner on North Braddock Street. Prof Faulkner teaches English at Pennsylvania State College. House on North Braddock Street listed for sale at 6200 dollars.
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J. O. Faulkner
State College
Winchester
James F. Faulkner
North Braddock Street
Faulkner
Pennsylvania State College
Electric fans arriving as hot spell nears
Northern Virginia Power Co announces a fresh shipment of A4 sized electric fans to help residents stay cool during upcoming hot days. Officials urge customers to prepare and consider purchase before peak heat.
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NORTHERN VIRGINIA POWER_CO
Winchester Public Schools Close 1919 Session
The 1918 1919 Winchester public school year ends amid wartime and epidemic pressures. Cadets perform in a drill, Sixth of June parade participation follows, and memorial flowers cover graves of John Kerr and Capt. J C Van Fossen. Graduation is scheduled at Empire Theater with baccalaureate address by P P Claxton.
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Winchester
Mount Hebron
John Kerr
J.C. van Fossen
Pricipal
Empire Theater
P. P. Claxton
United States
Seed Catalog Notice and Help Wanted Ad
In stock listing for cow peas soy bean Sudan grass high grade seed scarce. Advertisement for Kaliean Alfalfe alfalfa seed. Girls wanted for neat and interesting work with adjustable hours. Apply at a Chamber of Commerce office.
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Sudan
Kaliean
Iptt Wineheater Seed Co
Ip Chamber OF Commerce
Finals of Colored School Exhibit in Winchester and Frederick County
The annual exhibit of woodwork sewing baking and more from colored schools in Winchester and Frederick County will be at Douglas school East Piccadilly street on Thursday June 12 from a.m. to 6 p.m. Closing exercises occur at John Mann Methodist Church at 8 30 p.m. Principal is Prof P W Gibson.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Douglas School
East Piccadilly Street
John Mann Methodist Episcopal Church
P. W. Gibson
Carburator offer targets Ford owners with free trial
Local sales man wanted for a new efficient fuel system for Ford cars. Guaranteed power increase with a free trial. Write P O Box 1724 Richmond VA for details. 6 7 1p 31.
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Fords
Ford
P. O. Box
Richmond
Oll Fellows Memorial Service at Mount Hebron Cemetery
Madison Lodge No. 6 of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows held their annual memorial service and grave decoration yesterday afternoon. Members gathered at the lodge, marched to Mount Hebron Cemetery, where officers conducted the service and flowers were placed on the graves of deceased Odd Fellows.
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Madison Lodge
No. 6
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Mount Hebron
Public sale of household goods at 115 W Germain St
A public sale of household goods scheduled for Thursday June 2 at 115 West Germain Street begins at 10 30 a m. The notice lists a single address and time for the sale.
Braddock Street M E Church Youth Group Meets
The Young Peoples Missionary Society of Braddock Street M E Church South holds its monthly meeting on the lawn of the Sunday School House at eight o'clock Monday June 9. It is Gentlemen's Night and a month for pledge payments. A carpenter is sought. contact William Noonan for building work.
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Young Peoples Missionary Society of
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Mrs. A. W. Kegeley Called by Death
Mrs. Bertie Larrick Keckley, years old, widow of A. M. Keckley, of Rosenberger Frederick County, died Saturday afternoon after months of illness. Born near Rosenberger she belonged to the Larrick family. Survived by daughter Rene Keckley, two brothers Scott T. Keckley and three sisters Allee, Jackson Bowman, and Vernie A. Rockport Ind. Funeral at St John’s Church. Burial in local cemetery. Pallbearers were J Lather and Roy Snapp.
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Bertie Larrick
A. M. Ley
Rosenberger
Frederick County
Pallbes Ews
Monsrs
Ji Lather
Roy Snapp
Adl Blks Take Notice of Harrisonburg Flag Day Trip
A large delegation from Hibs will depart Thursday June 12 for Harrisonburg to participate in Flag Day exercises of He Burg Lodge No 450 and attend the dedication of a new home. The group aims to finalize arrangements to accommodate all participants.
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Hibs
Harrisonburg
Heburg
Polo
Winchester Cold Storage seeks new stock for 150000 barrel space
Notice offers subscription to raise funds for expanding storage capacity at Winchester Cold Storage Co to 150000 barrels by fall 1920. Stockholders gain irrevocable storage options and dividend guarantee. small growers encouraged. Subscriptions open until July 1 with full details from officers Byrd, Thwait, Robinson, and McCogann.
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Ovio
Winchester Cold Storage Co
H. F. Byrd
John Thwaith
Ray Robinson
C. R. McOgann
Request for Winchester Military Personnel Records
A call asks all officers soldiers and sailors at Winchester to submit their full names addresses ranks and units to GC Ver non Eddy Virginia War History Commission at The Handley Library. The notice seeks comprehensive roster details from white and colored personnel for archival purposes.
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Winchester
Vernon Eddy
Virginia War History Commission
Handley Library
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McTiwee
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Boyce
Elizabeth Hook
Edith Siler
Martinsburg, Wa. Va
Love Braithwaite
Corine Thomas
Gio
R. M. Swimley
Capt. Barton
Riley
Apple Syndicate
Charmber OF Commerce
Chamber
Leslie D. Kline
N. Braddock St
XX. Y. Z
Star Office
Claxton
Commissioner of Education
Oll
Mission Society Meeting
William Noonan
A. W. Kegeley
Old County
Brindle
Bromley
Chapman
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