German Ragingale Seeks Soviet Rule After Kapp Resigns
Reports from Berlin indicate Chancellor Kapp has resigned and radical elements gain influence as demos rise in many German cities. Death toll climbs with hundreds killed in clashes and rumors of bombardment deaths near Kiel and Berlin suburbs. President Ebert refuses relations with the new regime while socialist and communist groups push for a Soviet republic. A workingmen’s council movement forms in Saxony as a ten Communist, six independent socialist, four majority socialist and one democrat coalition is announced.
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Kiel
Berlin
Copenhagen
Ebert
Stuttgart
Basle
Hemnita
Saxony
Committee of Action
Confusion Deepens in Germany Amid Ruhr Strife
Paris reports indicate worsening chaos in Germany as the Ebert government struggles against the Kapp movement. Spartacist elements provoke disturbances across many regions, while a general strike heightens nationwide turmoil and confusion. Berlin dispatches note Bonn headquarters attacked by Armbo and French officers briefly in danger. Police fire on rioters after a road attack. Altona suburb reportedly in rebel hands.
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Ebert
Paris
Amrob
Bonn
Berlin
Own Your Home Now In Winchester Real Estate Ad
Renters urged to buy as age nears. Eight and four room homes under 2500 dollars in first class condition near school and factories offered by WL Evil real estate agent at No 11 12 Court Square Winchester Virginia.
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EVIL
Winchester
Dooley Estate Probate In Winchester Court
The will of the late Charles Browz Dooley, who died at Memorial Hospital weeks ago, was admitted to probate in the Winchester Corporation Court. Dated November 9, 1915, it leaves all debts paid to Miss Ella Sartelle, with life estate to the Leicester Street property and personal property. Miss Sartelle named executrix without security and has qualified with a $5,000 bond.
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Charles Browz Dooley
Memorial Hospital
Corporation Court of
Winchester
Messrs
T. Russell Cather
Harry S. Baker
Dooley
Leicester Street
Ella Thornton Sartelle
Sartelle
Ridgeway Auction Listings Offer Horses Cattle and More
Bargains await at C. E. Ridgeway auction scheduled for March 20 at 2 p m. Items include horses cattle hogs mules furniture new machinery and store goods with stock sold first. Also notices for oven and bench hand at Lloyd's Bakery Martinsburg West Virginia and ticket sale details for the American Section Show at Absters Drug Store with mail and phone order services.
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C. E. Ridgeway
Cc. E. Ridgeway
Alfalfa and Straw Feed Shortage Noted in Farmers Page
Fragmentary notes show talk of alfalfa and straw supplies for cattle, with mention of feeding plans and farm arrangements. Content is incomplete but indicates concern over feed stock and scheduling. No clear date or named organizations present.
Girls Meet at Armory Tonight in Athletic Association
The Girl's Athletic Association invites members to meet at the armory tonight at 8 o'clock for a gathering and activities.
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Girl's Athletic Association
Armory
Winchester Scouts Aim for International Trip Honor
The Winchester Council of Boy Scouts seeks one of 200 US delegates to the London International Exhibition of Scout delegates from 52 countries July 30 to August 7. Ten merit items include oath and law, classwork, attendance, and cooperative reports from school and church.
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Winchester
United States
France
Scotland
England
New York City
Grove Bros Dept Store Unveils New Spring Millinery Display
Grove Bros Dept Store announces its first display of New Spring Millinery led by Miss Yost on Friday and Saturday with hours from 1 to 2 in the afternoon.
Market slips as leaders surrender early gains
New York stocks opened with crucible steel down nearly all its advance in the first hour while leaders in iron and steel, motors and equipment sagged 2 to 12 points. Baldwin locomotive, American Woolen, United States Rubber and American Can show strength as concerns over the money market press traders to cautious buying.
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Associated Press
New York
Crucible Steel
Ets
Baldwin Locomotive
American Woolen
United States
American Can
Blizzard Toll Rises in North Dakota Storm
BISMARCK N D March 17 Fiys known dead and thousands of dollars in property damage mark the two day blizzard that swept the state the worst in more than 30 years The storm began to subside early today as temperatures fell.
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Associated Press
Bismark
N. D
Fiys
Rehians Bros Fine Woolens Show at Ryan's
Men and young men who desire something different from the ordinary will attend Rehians Bros showing of fine woolens at Ryan's Friday and Saturday. Expert fitter in charge.
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Schioss Bros
Ryan & Orndoff
Rehians Bros
Ottidoff
Charce
Filips
Bros. Shovine
Fine Wottens
Ryan ’ S
Bryan Urges Ratification In Senate Treaty Debate
Associated Press reports William Jennings Bryan arrived from Florida to New York to address Friday night and join Democratic talks on the peace treaty. He urged ratification and said the party must appeal to the people if the majority erodes, warning against resisting the Senate majority. Tickets for a show are advertised at Showalter's Drug Store.
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Florina
New York
Immedia
Bryan
Senate
Democratic Party
Roanoke
Republican Party
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Hays
Guggest
Mr. Jays
Wnual
Jays
Cpporis
Tindine
Germany
Chicago labor leader slain linked to murder trail
Chicago police investigate the February murder of Maurice Enright in a south side labor area known as bad land. The body of Joe Hurley is found with blood leading to a saloon. Frank McQuade and John Cronin are jailed while owners of a coat and a nearby hat are sought.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Maurice Enright
Joe Hurley
Frank McQuade
John Cronin
For Your Orchard SEF THE NEW CLEVELANT
Winchester Orchard Supply Company advertises products and services at 301 North Market Street with Bell Phone 313 signaling a local hardware and farm supply presence in a historic town setting.
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301 North
Market ST. Winchester Orchard
Bell Phone
President Wilson photographed after return from trip
The Associated Press reports President Wilson was photographed today at the White House grounds for the first time since his westward journey. Police allowed film crews to set up at the southwest gate as his car left, drawing a lighthearted response from the President who laughed at the photographers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Geteber
Senate Clears Way on Irish Resolution Debate
March 17 report notes progress in the Irish resolution debate as senators table the issue. The Irish question is advanced with indications of forthcoming final action.
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Associated Press
Bircton
Gila
Patrick
Hays Speaks as Virginia Republicans Open Convention
The Roanoke Virginia Republican convention opens with talks by Will H. Hays, addressing party aims and urging patriotic unity. Leaders foresee a contest between Harding supporters and Governor Townsend for presidential endorsement as delegates are chosen.
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Associated Press
Roanoke
Harding
Ohio
Towden
Illinois
Hays
Marriage Intentions for Gladys George and Philip Williams
Invitations have been received from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arthur George of Winston-Salem for the marriage of their daughter Miss Gladys George to Mr. Philip Williams of Winchester. The ceremony will be at 6 o clock Tuesday evening April 6 at Centenary Methodist Church. The engagement was announced months ago and many Winchester residents are expected to attend.
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Henry Arthur George
Winston-Salem
N. C
Gladys George
Philip Williams
Winchester
Centenary Methodist Church
George
Wanted 100000 Pounds Carpet Rag Seaming and Piling
Advertisement seeks carpet rags cut sewn and skeined at pay per pound by AS A Crisman. Contact phone 1674. Provides location cues 17 18 61.
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Asa
Crisman
Bell
Death of Maria Parker Near Upperville in Loudoun
Maria Parker a colored woman aged seventy seven living near Upperville Loudoun county Va died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a surgical operation. She left two daughters and two sons. Her body was taken to Upperville for burial services this afternoon.
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Maria Parker
Upperville
Loudoun County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Uppervil
Bess
Public Sale and Auction at Ridgeway Wy
Public sale and auction at Ridgeway Wy on March 20 commencing at 2 PM features horses colts mules cattle hogs farm implements and miscellaneous goods. Catalog lists rollers cultivators plows harrows roofing paint barbed wire secondhand machinery store goods Shirts hosiery bed linens tobacco molasses canned goods shoes and more. Terms include cash and extended credit on larger items.
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Ridgeway
Mrs Cave Des l Long Time Dies at 34
Mrs May Cornelia Cave 34 died at her Highland avenue home after a long illness from tuberculosis. She leaves husband Henry Cave and four children Henry Jr Ethel May Retha N and Eva Virginia. Funeral at Presbyterian Mission Church on Highland Thursday at 2 pm. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Rev J H Macy to officiate. Formerly Miss Ferrell daughter of the late Mrs Alice Ferrell.
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May Cornelia Cave
Henry Cave
Highland Avenue
Cave
Henry Cave, Jr
Ethel May
Retha N
Eva Virginia Cave
Miss Ferrell
Alice Ferrell
Attorney Reardon Named Administrator
Attorney James P. Reardon has been named administrator of the estate of the late Miss Emma Kohlhousen who died at the hospital several weeks ago. Kohthousen left a will directing division among her next of kin. Reardon qualified as administrator and gave bond in the penalty of
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James P. Reardon
Emma Kohlhousen
Migg Kohthousen
Will
Reardon
Firemen Plan Crucial Convention in Winchester
Local fire companies convene to outline a major Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association gathering in Winchester this summer. Officials, committees, and fundraisers discuss plans, uniforms, and contests while highlighting Winchester as a key site to attract thousands of visiting firemen from Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia and Virginia.
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Cumberland Valle Association
Winchester
Valley Firem
Indie
Mittee
Eiwis
South End
Thomas J
Edward &. Grim
Michael Lillis
Stay
Anil Pt. Rays
Robert L. Gray
Wis
Oberland Valley Firemen’s Associat
Winches
Je den J. W. Sitert
W. W. Glass
Harry Hardy
Reuss
C. L. Jacobs
Boro
C. V. Fire«men
Waynesboro
Chester
Ffrat
Jacobs
W. Firemen
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Virginia
Cumberland War Firemen
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