Complainant Alleges Pearl Prailey Marriage Hidden from Family
The bill filed by the complainant, aided by attorneys R. T. Barton and R. Gray Williams, claims she married George Louis Bailey under assumed names Grega O. Thomas to avoid parental objection. The marriage occurred in Marion Franklin County, Pa on November 8 1918, and a daughter born February 16 1921 was christened Mary Winifred Prailey. The suit asserts concealment of the marriage and alleges cruel remarks by the defendant threatening a separate home, with claims of the defendant's income and failure to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Barton R. Gray Williams
George Louis Bailey
Grega O. Thomas
Marion
Nklin County
H. N. Smith
Mary Winifred Prailey
Cannons to Mark Maj Gen Daniel Morgan Grave
A Civil War cannon and eight cannon balls are to be shipped from a New Jersey arsenal to Mount Hebron Cemetery to mark the grave of Maj Gen Daniel Morgan. J L Maphis and Stewart Bell of the cemetery committee learned of the plan after visiting Washington and meeting Rep T W Harrison. The War Department provided a 10 inch Rodman gun previously stored at Fort Knox Marine but freight costs forced a search that found a Jersey arsenal gun ready for shipment to Winchester with eight cannon balls to be stacked near the Morgan plot. It is unclear if a ceremony will accompany the grave marking.
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New Jersey
Mount Hebron
War Department
Acade
Fort Knox
Marine
Jersey
Winchester
Morgan Lot
General Morgan
Aggressiveness in Trade Urged by A G Oudin
M A Oudin of the International General Electric Co urged aggressive trade push in the Far East before the National Foreign Trade Council in Cleveland. He called the Far East the world's greatest commercial prize and urged cooperation with local businesses, investment of surplus capital, and an American diplomacy to back economic interests.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Far East
M. A. Oudin
International General Electric Company
National Foreign Trade Council
Ordin
Owrld
South End Hose Company appeals for funds for a new hose truck
The South End Hose Company announces an appeal week to raise money for a new hose truck and chemical unit. Citizens have already contributed cash and pledges. Harold C. March is secretary and will acknowledge gifts by mail or in person. The department seeks steady fundraising before ordering the equipment to sustain its reputation.
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Dan Ee
South End
Harold C. March
Notice to Sarah Zane Fire Co meeting May 7 1921
Winchester Virginia May 7 1921 notice from the Truck Committee urging all brother members to attend a very important meeting tonight at 8 o clock to decide on purchasing a new automobile hose wagon with pumps attached.
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Sarah Zane Fire CO
Winchester
Coal Miners Idle Amid Market Collapse
William Green of the United Mine Workers says 150,000 miners are out of work and 300,000 work one to three days a week as coal mines shut down. He notes no market for coal, widespread suffering, and that wage cuts would not create more work.
Women of the South in War Times praised in civil
A literary notice lauds the book Women of the South in War Times by Matthew Page Andrews, highlighting its vivid Civil War depictions. It contrasts southern sacrifices 1861 65 with World War I austerity and cites diary excerpts from Mrs Judith Brock enbroved McGuire describing scarce goods and wartime hardships in the Confederacy.
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South
Matthew Page Andrews
Confederacy
Judith Brock
McGuire
Market gains lift trade fields with rail surge
Market activity shows revival in trade led by rails as shippings sugars tobaccos and gas shares post gains of 1 to 5 points. Prices rise on optimism over overnight developments and easier credit with the discount rate cut at southern centers. Volume totals about 1,150,000 shares amid mixed final hour profit taking and irregular close.
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A Press
Rails
Police boats guard Baltimore harbor amid strike
Baltimore officials ordered two police boats from the oyster service to assist in keeping order during a harbor strike. Henry J. Broening and William H. Hyman claimed police overstepped authority guarding ships and piers, but Police Commissioner Gaither said officers are authorized to preserve life and property and will continue at the piers and ships.
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Baltimore
Gaither
State Conservation Commission Today
The
Oystering Service
Marine Ae
Henry J.broening
Baltimore Federation of Labor
William H. Hyman
Broening
Hyman
Romney Bank Vault Rifled in Indiana
The Romney Bank in Romney Indiana saw its safety deposit vault rifled early today with about $20 000 in liberty bonds and notes stolen. Police investigated and no suspects were named in this brief crime report.
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Indiana
Associated Press
Romney, Ind
Romney Bank
Liberty
Scranton man tied to Wall Street blast gets jail time
Pito Ligi of Scranton Pa pleaded guilty to draft evasion in federal court in Harrisburg and received one year in prison. Prosecutors did not reference the Wall Street explosion in the courtroom, though his alleged ties to the case were noted in the investigation by the Department of Justice. The notice also includes an unrelated advertisement about floor refinishing services.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Denver Printers Win Labor Settlement
Denver printers employed by the Western Newspaper Union returned to work after the company agreed to operate on the union schedule, ending the dispute in Denver Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Western Newspaper Union
Reverent Civil War Briton Line Fires Saluting Ordnance
A fragment shows a soldier invoking mercy for souls while urging gunners with a reverent phrase about fire. The language reflects solemn battlefield rhetoric and religious tone in late conflict discourse.
Northwestern Grade to Be Surface Treated Throughout
A 1921 correspondence shows the State Highway Department plans to surface treat the entire Northwestern Grade, noting the worst sections will be addressed first and later sections treated as feasible. Hon H F Byrd of Winchester sends inquiries about progress.
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Highway Department
Byrd
Coleman
State Department
Richmond
H. F. Byrd
Winchester
Virginia
Coleman, Missioner
Captain A Danner Dies in Mobile Community Leader
Capt. Albert C Danner of Winchester Virginia died suddenly last night in Mobile. Identified with the United Confederate Veterans he was a prominent citizen in Mobile where he had long served with distinction in the Confederate Army.
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Preas
Mobile
Ata
Albert Co. Danner
Winchester
Danner
Mont Reilly Nominated Governor of Porto Rico
President Harding nominates Mont Reilly a Kansas City businessman and Missouri political figure to be governor of Porto Rico. The brief notice notes Reilly's past campaigns and prominence in Missouri politics.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mont Reily
Kansas City
Harding
Porto Rico
Reilly
Missouri
Sevelt
Progressive Fagemien
Ft She
Tomnaien
Cabinet weighs Allies invitation to join reparations talks
President Harding and his cabinet studied the allied supreme council invitation for the United States to send representatives to sit with the council conference of ambassadors and the reparations commission. Officials declined to discuss potential action as the cabinet gathered.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Allied Supreme Council
United States
Council
Conference of Ambassadors
Reparations Commission
Flowers for Mothers Day May 8 at The Flower Shop
Carnations roses and sweet peas available for Mothers Day May 8. Order early at The Flower Shop to ensure delivery or pickup.
Suits Arrive At Habble's For Sale At 14 75
The 500 suits have arrived at S. H. Habble's and are on sale now for $14.75. Special prices on immediate delivery of car cotton seed meal and skimmed milk for feeding purposes at the Creamery. Mill Corp announces arrivals.
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Wincheter Milling Corp
S. H. Habble’s
Haldeman
Empire Saturday film program with Keaton and Normand
Empire offers three Saturday shows at 2 30, 6 30 and 8 45 p m featuring Buster Keaton in The Haunted House Mabel Normand in The Slim Princess plus Pathe News and Kineto Review Babyhood. Audience are promised safety and reliable service at the Empire.
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Buster Keaton
Mabel Normand
PATHE
News and Kineto
Empire
Winchester and Frederick county trip to Wardensville postponed
The Winchester and Western Railroad postponed the May 10 business men outing to Wardensville due to impassable roads and Wardensville’s extended plans. Hundreds of locals expected to attend. a new date will be announced in The Star.
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Chamber of Commerce
Winchester and Western Railroad
Winchester
Frederick County
Wardensville
Wardentsville
Wardehsville
Star
Flood Opposes Big Bond Issue
In Ap pomatox County farmers oppose a 50 million dollar highway bond proposal. Flood argues the state should not incur more debt while agricultural prices fall and the Virginia Highway Commission has not proven the funds would complete 3 800 miles of national highway. He warns the plan would limit future road improvements outside the state system.
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Congress
Virginia Road Association
Appomatox County
Flood
Virginia
Union
Virginia Highway Commission
Gun Club Postpones Saturday Practice Shot
The Winchester Gun Club weekly practice shoot, delayed due to rain, will resume Saturday at 2 20 PM. All trapshooters and friends are invited.
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Winchester Gun Club
Red Cross Meeting for Child Garment Sewing
Distribution of ready to sew children's garments at Handley Library Friday at 5 PM. Winchester Chapter quota is 400 garments. Help clothe suffering children of the near east per the Master’s words.
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RED Cross
Handley Library
Winchester
Near East
Pedigreed prize winning eel h an articleer for sale
Pedigreed animal offered for sale with unusual qualities. Pedigree details indicate third position achieved at the residence of Dr F B Shepherd at 438 Fairmont Ave. Notation suggests notable lineage and a location tied to the seller.
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Dr. F
Shepherd
Fairmont Ave
Mothers Day Program at Golden Rule Bible Class
A special Mothers Day program is arranged by the Golden Rule Bible Class for May 8. Members are asked to bring their mothers and seats will be reserved. All men are invited and attendees should wear white flowers. the flower committee will provide flowers at the doors.
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Golden Rule Bible Class
Wpfink
Firemen to March in Confederate Memorial Day Parade
Friendship Fire Company accepted an invitation to march in the Confederate Memorial day parade on Monday June 6 with memorial exercises at Stonewall Cemetery. A special meeting is set for 8 o clock next Tuesday May 10 to plan arrangements. Several new members were admitted and routine business handled at the latest meeting.
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Friendship Fire Company
Iis
Stonewall Cemetery
Turk to Tell of Massacres At Court House Tonight
Joe the Turk Salvation Army worker tours the United States to give a sacred concert in nine foreign languages. He will speak on Armenian massacres with first hand information and exhibit relics including a double edged sword. Local listeners impressed by his Bible knowledge and world affairs. All welcome to the closing service tonight.
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Joe the Turk
Salvation Army
United States
Court House
Armenia
Peter
Jesus
Joo the Turk
Turkey
Printing trades strike ends in Chicago after arbitration
4500 printers binders and press feeders return to work in Chicago after an arbitration board grants a 44 hour week and employers accept a wage cut of 4.36 dollars per week. Both sides share representation on the board that settled the dispute.
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Chicago
Pienso
Cunning Huns Foe to Pay Up Says Richmond Banker
Frederic W. Scott, a Richmond banker returning from a six week tour of Germany England and France, argues Germany is best positioned to meet war debts and should face indemnity. He notes England’s strike tied up shipping, Germany’s economy recovering, and claims Germany hides gold to secure a larger indemnity.
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Germany
France
England
United States
Frederic W. Scott
Richmond
Scott
London
8. S. McClure
Handley Foundation
Winchester
Wall Paper Shop Ad Promote High Grade Paper and Tiles
An advertiser offers sale and hanging of high grade wallpaper tile and sanitos at 53 West Water Street. Contact G. W. Fritts via bell phone 138 W. Gr1lp-21 for prices.
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Fritts
Water St
Bell Phone
G. W. Fritts
Bell
Ulster Ulsterites to Make No Ulster Ultimatum in Ireland
Belfast reports Sir James Craig met with Eamonn de Valera and Sinn Fein leaders. Ulster unionists decided they could not accept a government of Ireland including the republic and would not concede. Dublin notes the talks aimed at a united Ireland ended without agreement.
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Belfast
1Ionial Party
James Craig
Ulster
de Valera
Act
Interv
Dublin
Ireland
James
Mabel Normand Appears in Winchester Program
Mabel Normand returns to Winchester with a variety show featuring Buster Keaton. The program promises daytime and evening screenings with ample fun and entertainment for the audience.
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Mabel Normand
Winchester
Buster Keaton
Mothers Day Flowers Advertised by The Flower Shop
A petite Mother s Day message promotes flowers from The Flower Shop as the ideal gift. The ad emphasizes beauty and sentiment, urging readers to choose blooms for their celebration.
Remember Box Social at St. M. Be Church
Reminder notice invites attendance at a box social at St. Mary Be Church on Tuesday at 8 p m with refreshments and cordial invitation extended. Also includes a classified rental request and a local business contact.
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St. M. BE Church
Tractor Control Disc Plow Row Dominates Trials
In competitions across Frederick and Clarke counties the Tractor Control Disc Plow row claimed victory by superior depth and evenness, citing ease of control. The firm notes barrows available in sizes for all and reports two carloads delivered to tractor owners in the section. For sale Typewriter in good condition from a Greek restaurant.
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Frederick
Clarke
Winchester Orcr
Lost small leather purse reported to tax office
Taxpayers notice one small leather purse missing from a desk or bag inventory. It contained bills and money and is described as fair leather with a money inside.
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Ri Star Office
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Truck Committee
New York Times
BLAST
Denver Printers
A. Danner
the Empire
GUN Club
Bulletin
Eamonn de Valera
Sinn Fenner
Albin’s
W Fair Play Store, Inc
Robert
Treas
Frederic WM. T. Barr
City of
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