Berlin presses denounce Wilson as dishonest in Inaugural address
Berlin papers harshly attack President Wilson calling him the most unjust and dishonest man to head a great nation. The Lokal Anzeiger accuses him of undermining Monroe doctrine and twisting truth to justify new world order laws. Contends his peace aims mask aggression and delays in war policy.
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Berlin
Wilson
Lokal Anzeiger
James Monroe
Washington
United States
Mail delays in Winchester spur Baltimore paper complaints
Citizens in Winchester complain of late Baltimore newspapers arriving by train despite early morning schedules. The pouch from Camden Station often misses the Baltimore train, with mail clerk delays cited as a cause. An investigation is planned to ensure earlier delivery.
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Winchester
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Camden
Wilson Pushes Senate cloture rule to curb filibuster
President Wilson moved to secure a Senate rules change aimed at limiting debate and preventing a repeat of the armed neutrality bill filibuster. He convened Senators Reed Owen Walsh Swanson Hoke Smith and James at the White House for talks while party leaders examined cloture options for possible agreement.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Reed
Owen
Walsh
Swanson
Hoke Smith
James
White House
Farm for Sale Near Gainesboro Court House
On March 10 at 1 p.m. in the county courthouse a 290 acre farm owned by Jonathan DeHaven will be offered for sale. The sale is conducted by J. M. Lamp.
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County Court House
Jonathan DeHaven
Gainesboro
J. M. Lamp
Indifferent Crenshaw Arraigned in Virginia Lab Fire
Rich mond youth Dabney Crenshaw, a University of Virginia student, is charged with burning the university laboratory. His Delta Tau Delta room yielded platinum and lab tools. Some say he is mentally irregular, recalling a past severe injury at Episcopal High School.
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Young Dabney Crenshaw
Richmond
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Delta Tau Delta
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Baltimore
John Hopkins University
Logal Strikers Hold Out Against Railroad
The Shenandoah Division track men of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad remain on strike with no returnees from the Harpers Ferry to Strasburg Junction line. Many found other, better jobs, while the rest live on sporadic odd jobs until spring offers more chances to work.
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LOGAL
Shenandoah
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harpers Ferry
Strasburg Junction
Baltimore and Ohio
When A Girl Loves Comes To Empire Theater Tonight
The touring comedy drama When A Girl Loves arrives in Winchester and plays tonight at the Empire Theater. Led by Una Carpenter Florence Forbes and Ralph Juul the company brings scenery music and an Empire Orchestra in a medium priced theatrical bill praised as the best attraction this season by Harrisonburg managers.
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Empire Theater
Una Carpenter
Florence Forbes
Ralph Juul
Empire
Henry
The
Harrisonburg
Mgr
Winchester
Prices and bids in Baltimore wheat and corn markets
At the Baltimore wholesale markets the close showed spot wheat at 2.12 and corn at 1.17 dollars. Winchester dealers posted 1.95 for wheat after the market close. day nurse for baby. Apply at Fred R. Stryker's 109 E Clifford St. ptf
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Baltimore
Winchester
Fred. R. Stryker’s
E. Clifford St
Ptf
Senator Martin Chosen Leader of the Senate
Senator Thomas Staples Martin of Virginia was chosen Democratic leader of the Senate by the Democratic caucus. His prior role included chairing the appropriations committee, and he has served twenty two years in the Senate. Senator King of Utah was named secretary.
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Martin
Senate
Washington
Thomas Staples Martin
Virginia
John W. Kern
King
Utah
Kern
Appropriations Committee
Real Estate Loans Offer Six Percent Interest
Hansbrough & Carter advertise thirty five years in business handling real estate loans with over four million dollars loaned and no principal losses. They promise prompt interest payments and strict confidentiality with personal loan investigations and title certificates by top legal talent.
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Diray Bee Tost
German Urged to Seek Honorable Peace in Prussian Lords
A resolution introduced in the Prussian House of Lords urged Germany to pursue an honorable peace. It calls for guarantees of a political and economic future matching the sacrifices of German armies. The dispatch reached from Berlin reports the plea by Counts Froen e.
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Germany
House of Lords
Froene
Berlin
Ignorance of Law Not Excuse for Prohibition Violations
Officials in Winchester urge enforcement of state prohibition laws and warn that even first offenders face a minimum sentence of thirty days on the state roads. The article notes many expect only fines, but penalties apply to every violation. Continued on page three.
Winchester's Commercial & Savings Bank marks first anniversary
Winchester’s Commercial & Savings Bank celebrated its first anniversary after opening March 6, 1916. Deposits surpassed 200000 with nearly 1800 regular depositors and loans rising to 202992.91. total resources stood at 296930.58. Bank leaders include President H. G Garneck and directors such as H S Larrick and J Henry Moling Sr. Local prestige grew through small accounts and personal service.
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Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester
Messrs
Herbert S. Larrick
H. ©. Sheetz
A. C. Slonaker
J. Henry Moling, Sr
Fred 3. Boyd
James M. Brown
Philip Klompus
John W. Rosenberger
E. A. Humston
Howell M. Bond
Townsend
Wisconsin Turns on LaFollette in Filibuster Fallout
Milwaukee reports growing statewide resentment as the Wisconsin Legislature prepares to debate a resolution accusing Senator La Follette of misrepresentation after his filibuster against preparedness. Messages from former supporters flood his office. A telegram from Milwaukee leaders to the President signals broad disapproval.
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Milwaukee
la Follette
Wisconsin
Wilton
Bank Officials Entertained at First Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs Herbert S Larrick hosted at their Peyton Street home last evening for a dinner to celebrate the Commerétal and Savings Bank first anniversary. Bank officers directors and officials attended and enjoyed the festive occasion.
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Herbert S Larrick
Peyton Street
Commerétal and Savings Bank
Mr. Larrick
US Consul and Naval Commanders Pledge Aid in Cuba Peace
In Santiago Cuba March 7 warnings were issued by J Munzo civil governor as he ousted the former military governor. He said Commander Belknap issued a proclamation supporting the Cuban government and warning offenders of punishment for arming. Also notes a Ladies' National Memorial Association meeting and a visit of Miss Maude Brown to Miss Gussie Horner at Mount Rainier Maryland.
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Santiago
Cuba
United States
J. Munzo
Munzo
Belknap
Miss Maude, J. Brown
Gussie Horner
Mount Rainier, Md
President moves to arm merchant ships amid Senate talks
The United States plans to arm American merchant vessels and send them to global ports despite submarine threats. President Wilson discussed the decision with six Democratic Senators and is reviewing Senate cloture as part of the approach. Secretary Lansing joined the president to cover all possible outcomes ahead of a public statement.
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Washington
United States
Seven Seas
Wison
Whit House
Democra
Senate
Austria
Bes
Lansing
Garden Seed Costs Rise Amid Spring Price Pressures
Readers face higher costs for vegetable seeds as inflation hits gardens and back-yard plots. The article notes seed price increases across crops from radishes to potatoes, with beets and corn jumping notably, complicating spring gardening plans for cost conscious citizens.
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LaFollette
Wire
Frankforter Zeitung
Young Crenshaw
Democratic Caucus
Wisainiana Td
Me. Kern
Safety and Service
Hansbrough & Carter
Sat &T
CAS
Commercial & Savings Bank
Sharch
U. S
Ladies’ National Memorial Association
Wm. R. Wittis
Market St
Beam
Navy
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