Bolshevist Spread Alarms Paris Peace Conference
Paris reports the Hungarian Bolshevik advance alarming delegates at the Peace Conference. Troop movements stretch through Eastern Hungary and Galicia with possible coalitions of Hungarian and Russian forces. Conferees warn that Hungarian gains could threaten central Europe and call for strong measures.
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Europe
Polandl
Sater
Galacty
Paris
Hungary
Council of Tem
Jadias Consent Meeting at Phendyutp Mine Committee
The Jadias who consented to help at the Phendyutp Mine are requested to meet on Wednesday night March 26 at 6 o'clock. COMMITTEE.
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Jadias
Phendyutp
Co.beeen
Rest Room For Former Soldiers In City Hall
A room in City Hall was lent by Mr. J. Beaker Hea ty to the Red Cross for a soldiers rest room now being equipped and hoped ready for occupancy by week’s start. Volunteers are needed to supply chairs tables records and magazines as soldiers return daily seeking a place to talk and rest.
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Barton
Washington St
Dusting Versus Spraying Apple Orchards in Virginia 1917 18
A report by B R Leach and John W Roberts covers experiments in Virginia during 1917 and 1918 comparing dusting and spraying of apples to control codling moths and apple scab. It summarizes relative efficiency and costs and offers conclusions for commercial orcharding.
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Messrs
B. R. Leach
Bureau of ‘Enomology
John W. Roberts
Bureau of Plant Industry
Virginia
Bureau of Eintomology
Bureau of Plant ‘Industry
White Palace Restaurant Hires New Management
New management at White Palace Restaurant promises quick clean service. Patronage appreciated, with focus on customers, including ladies. James Chancleris noted in the short notice.
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White Palace Restaurant
James
Chancleris
Ford Cars Have Sevapal Used At Chapman’s Auto Supply
Used Ford cars available at Chapman's Auto Supply Co in Winchester Virginia. Advert asks readers to read the ad on the second page and notes open prices.
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Sevapal
FORD
Chapman's Auto Supply CO
Winchester
Security Building & Loan Take Stock Now
Hansbrough and Carter offer insurance loans and real estate services as the Security Building and Loan begins operations.
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Hansbrough & Carter
Lpts Insurance
Winchester
Charley Harrison Concert Tickets On Sale Locally
Tickets for Charley Harrison are available daily at Geal's Music Store until 7 p m and after that at the Empire Theater. This local notice lists sale locations and times for the event.
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Charley Harrison
Geal’s Music
Empire Theater
Rose Hill Manor to reopen March 29 after winter closure
Rose Hill Manor in Frederick Maryland will reopen for the season on March 29 following a winter closure. The property previously closed for the season and resumes operations with activities and visitor access planned.
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Hrederick, Md
Public sale of Dodge automobile in Frederick County
In execution of a deed of trust dated October 19 1917 John Boxwell conveyed a Dodge Touring Car to secure payment to Harry W Ebert. The trustee Roy Stephenson will offer the automobile at public auction in front of the courthouse Frederick County at 10 o clock on Friday April 4 1919 for cash. Also a sale of estate property in Winchester Virginia on April 19 1919 includes 667 acres of land with timber.
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John ¥. Boxwell
Corporation Court of
Roy Stephenson
Jacob H. Rosenberger
Winchester
Herbert 8
Larrick
COGAL CHURCH TO HOLD FIRST SERMON TONIGHT
Clergymen from many sections attend as Rev Dr D H Kern of Hendrix Kansas City Missouri preaches first sermon. Conference lists 360 members including retirees with expected attendance about 300. Changes expected. many ministers may stay at current stations under church law paston can serve indefinitus period with four year term and two thirds of the presiding elders approval.
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Kern
D. Hy Kern
Hendrix
Kansas City
Martinsburg Pike resurfacing under State Highway Plan
The State Highway Commission began work on the Martinsburg turnpike with plans to resurface as much as funds allow during summer and fall. The tollgate on the road will be removed on September 1. The notice appears amid local ads for seed, real estate, and farm sales.
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State Highway Commission
Martinsburg
Local Merchants Form Association Ties With Chamber
Local merchants organize an association linked to the Chamber of Commerce. An executive committee elected last night includes A. L. Green, George B. Chapman, H. C. Sheets, J. M. Orndott, and R. S. Joblite, with Green named chairman this morning. The group aims to boost town trade through merchant cooperation. Furniture sale notice follows for March 29 at 1 pm, 116 W Germain St.
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Merchants’ ‘Association
Chamber of Commerce
Eit
Chamber
Meswre A. L. Green
George B. Chapman
H. C. Sheets
J. M. Ormdott
R. S. Joblitte
Greenigo
Cummings Nominated for Ticket Head by Hawtfird DA
Names Cummings for ticket head as Lihules at aanquett in his honor. nomination made by United States District Attorney Spellady of Hawtfird.
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Lihules
Aanquett
Madie
United States District Attorney
Spellady
Hawtfird
Lenin to Send Delegates to Peace Conference
Paris sources report a suggestion to have Nikolai Lenin the Bolshevik premier of Russia dispatch representatives to the peace conference after the Soviet government appears to favor participation. London reports say the idea arrived via wire from Paris.
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London
Paris
Nicholai Lenine
Russia
General strike declared in Barcelona amid prisoner demand
Paris dispatch reports a general strike in Barcelona led by radical figures calling for the immediate release of all Spanish political prisoners. Martial law is expected to be declared again in Spain.
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Paris
Barcelona
Spain
Political Unrest Strikes Rail Transport in Egypt
CADRO via London reports widespread disruption in Egypt as rail traffic is halted. Armed mobs damage stations and uproot tracks while a large demonstration draws ten thousand participants amid ongoing political turmoil.
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London
Egypt
Carbaugh Suicide Shocks Frederick County Community
William B. Carbaugh, about 26, a Frederick County resident near Stephens City, killed himself with a shotgun at his home. Reports say he had been mentally weak for some time and died from a self-inflicted shotgun blast to the head. Details are scarce as local residents questioned by telephone offered little information. The funeral is expected to be held tomorrow.
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William B. Carbaugh
Watt
Frederick County
Stephens City
Strephimne
Jfutlle
DeHavilland Planes In Service Before Armistice
The War Department announced that 628 DeHavilland planes were in service on the front before the armistice. Contracts for planes and accessories totaling 480 million dollars had been conceived, the department indicated.
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Washington
DeHaviland
Sarvice
Bold Thieves Make Bank Run With $22,000
Two men entered the Iowa State Bank at 8:80 this morning while the cashier was withdrawing money from the vault. They forced the cashier to a lavatory and escaped with $22,000. The incident was reported from Des Moines, Iowa.
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Des Movins
Towa
Iowa State Bank
Inio
Richard Stewart Killed In France
War Department records list Private Richard C. Stewart of Winchester among those killed in action. He is believed to have died in the later phase of the war. Relatives could not be located though it was noted his parents were traveling to the city. Local exemptions board chairman Shariff Pannett said Stewart was among registrants who left for a training camp.
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Richard C. Stewart
Winchester
Shariff Pannett
Cher
Stewart
Wilson and Premiers At Work On Treaty
London March 2 Presidents Wilson Premier Lloyd George Premier Clemenceau and Premier Orlando are engaged today in drawing up the first peace treaty, and it is hoped to put it into final form next week.
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London
Whleon
Lloyd George
Clemisnceau
Orlando
Paris
L Tg
Reduction of 1147 Court Martial Sentences Announced
Washington report states the clemency board reduced 1147 sentences from 12472 considered by the adjutant general's office. The announcement comes amid ongoing reviews of disciplinary actions.
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Washington
Adjutant-General’s Office
Tollgates To Abolish After April First 1820
The Roads Committee and Board of Supervisors approve abolishing tolls from April 1 1920 and funding road maintenance from state funds. The highway board will collect yearly tolls for 1920 then stop, with the road maintained without local taxation. The board notes toll payers will pay higher tolls temporarily.
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Board of Supervisors
State Treasury
Equalitote
Format Co
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