Prince Michi Headed on UK Tour Amid Royal Arrangements
The Japanese crown prince Michi Hirohito, 20, heir to the throne, accompanies Emperor Yoshihito on a royal visit to England. British warships decorate ports as the Katori carries the prince to London for a tour with the royal party. The wedding to Princess Jagakoya was under discussion, with a regency plot once debated in Tokyo.
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London
Katori
Hirii
England
Crown New
Prince Michi
Hirohito Michin
Yoshi
Nippon
Togo
Royal Party of 19
Europe
Prisc
Yasuhito
Nobuhito
Takahito
Michi
House of Peers
Emperer
Bedaxo
Washington
Nt Aa
Jagakoy
Tse- V
Hirohito
Tokio
Used car and service garage sale notice at Stephens City
We offer 25 percent off on items worth up to $5,000.00 in auto parts and several trikes. Inventory includes Studebaker Chevrolet Dodge and other old cars and service trucks. Sale at our garage in Stephens City Virginia with many second hand cars and parts.
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Studebaker
Chevrolet
Dodge
Bri
Annta Nis
Weather forecast predicts rain midweek in eastern states
Weather Bureau predictions for Monday week call for considerable cloudiness and rain midweek in the Atlantic and East Gulf States while temperatures remain normal.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
East Gulf States
Remember Box Social at Braddock Bt. M So Tue May 10
Public cordial invited. Refreshments served. Lost small black purse with leather and money inside. Reward at Star office. Wanted to rent house or apartment with 4 rooms. Full of pep growing mash advertised with Bell phone 323-W.
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Braddock Bt. M
Star Office
Pete Call
Albin's
Bell Phone
Carpentier Heads to United States for Title Bout
Paris May 7 Georges Carpentier heavyweight champion of Europe left Paris for Havre to take a steamer to America where he will meet Jack Dempsey for the world title on July 2. A cheering crowd packed the station as commuters delayed to bid the pugilist farewell.
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Associated Press
Paris
Georgea Carpenter
Europe
Havre
America
Jack Dempsey
France
United States
Derby Day At Churchill Downs Promises Fast Track
May 7 Louisville awaits the forty seventh renewal of the Derby with clear skies and a lightning fast track. Horsemen predicted prime conditions as thousands of visitors gather before the gates open at nine.
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Louisville
Churchill Down
Friendship Fire Company officers meeting for Sixth of June parade
The Friendship Fire Company No. 1 calls all members to meet at the hall on Tuesday evening May 10 to arrange logistics for the Sixth of June Memorial parade by order of Captain Fred W. Forney.
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Friendship Fire Company
No. 1
Sp21
Fred. W. Forney
Glasgow Dock Workers Strike Over Coal Supply
Glasgow on May 7 saw a strike by dock workers following a coal transport dispute. Non union labor operated under police protection after the steamer Kalimba was allegedly not supplied fully and intended to fill bunkers abroad.
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Associated Press
Glasgow
Kalimba
America
Woman fatally shoots husband amid divorce case in New Orleans
Fred H. Levee of Los Angeles was shot and killed on a New Orleans street as his wife, in the middle of a divorce suit, confronted him. Hundreds witnessed the incident, the couple's quarrel followed a brief talk, and Mrs. Levee surrendered without commenting.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Fred. H. Levee
Los Angeles
Levee
Stock Market Closes Heavily After Bearish Pressure
New York May 7. Further profit taking and renewed bearish pressure hit the market. Strengthened issues like steels oils motors were uncertain or heavy while rails especially coalers held firmer but trading contracted. A few gains came from toppers and metals United States Realty and California Petroleum. The close was heavy with about 376 000 shares traded.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Realty
California Petroleum
Notice of Cotton Seed Meal Arrival and Special Prices
Car cotton seed meal just arrived offered by Wincheter Milling Corp with special prices for immediate delivery. This notice promotes prompt purchase and delivery options for buyers seeking quick supply.
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Wincheter Milling Corp
Milk feeding note from the Creamery dated 6-1-21
Skimmed milk for feeding purposes at the Creamery is noted with reference to J. S. Haldeman. The record identifies the date 6-1-21 and a single individual linked to the entry.
House Painting and Floor Refinishing Service
Old floors cleaned and finished to look like new. Work guaranteed. Get our estimate. G. W. Fritts, 25 W. Water St. Bell phone 138-W.
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G. W. Fritts
Water St
Allies Rake Washington Over U S Policy At Conference Row
United States faces Senate clash as officials prepare to resume posts as unofficial observers at the Paris conference and reparations council. Senator Harrison accuses allies of rubbing it in and criticizes the administration for accepting allied invitations and naming an observer seen as insult to the nations. Senator New quotes a dispatch praising Ambassador Harvey to rebuke Mississippi’s charge.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wallace
Paris
Rolald W. Boyden
Amer
Conference of Ambassadors
State Department
Harding
Allied Council
Allied Councils
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Harvey
New
Indiana
Londons
Bainbridge Jolbey
Tax Payment Window Ahead of Primary Vote
The office opens Saturday night May 7 from 7 30 to 9 00 p m for taxpayers to pay taxes needed to vote in the forthcoming primary.
Effort Made To Sink U S Ship In Harbor
The Shipping Board steamer Williamantic docked at Newport News was found with all seacocks open and 15 feet of water in the hold. Bulkhead doors kept her from sinking. In Baltimore managers faced more complications as union towboat engineers refused to move Shipping Board vessels still tied to strike-bearing crews.
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Associated Press
Newport .News
Shipping Board
Willimantic
Baltimore
William H. Hyman
Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association
Mothers Day Program at Golden Rule Bible Class
A Mothers Day program is planned at the Golden Rule Bible Class on Sunday May 8. Members are asked to bring their mothers, seating reserved, and all attendees should wear a white flower. The flower committee will provide flowers for the mothers at the doors.
Negro ministers oppose Ku Klux branch in Danville
Danville Virginia May 7 Negro ministers appealed to the Danville Ministerial Union a white clergy body asking support to block the formation of a Ku Klux Klan branch. White ministers met but kept the matter secret and most delegates disagreed, ultimately dropping the issue.
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Danville
Ku-Klux Klan
Federal inquiry urged into Arkansas road project waste
The Times reports Arkansas road muddle spurs investigations by federal agencies and a possible independent inquiry by the Department of Justice. Senators and a House resolution seek a full audit of highway spending, bonds, and state appropriations amid calls for broader probe of national and state highway programs.
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Virginia
Times
Bamanal
Arkansas
New York
Mes
Washington
Department of Justice
King
Utah
Senate
House
New York Times
Congress
Grouen
Tates
Oklahoma
One Man Rule Opposed by Candidate in Virginia Governor Race
A Virginia candidate for governor delivered a Petersburgh speech opposing the one man rule in road funding. He argued for a state highway department with checks, balanced powers, and proper accounting to ensure value for taxpayers. He stated no personal attack on officials but urged law changes for fair road funding and cautious bond approval.
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Petersburg
Commonwealth
Fhiemoway
Ing
Esibakial
Binford
Roais
Highway Commissioner
State Highway Commission
Alsenis
Virginia
General Assembly of
House of Delegates
Highway Department
More Beds for Tuberculosis Patients in State
Miss M K Strickler, Red nurse, reports to Frederick County physicians that since 100 beds were added to Catawba Sanitarium and Blue Ridge and Piedmont Sanitoriums opened for colored patients, wait lists are short and suitable cases will be promptly attended. Blue Ridge Sanitarium near Charlottesville has one free bed in five. With 20 000 active TB cases in the state, public health nurses number 45 in 45 counties.
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M. K. Strickler
Agnes J. Randolph
Bureau of Tuberculosis
State Board of Health
Richmond
Frederick County
Catawba
Blue Ridge
Piedmont
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Charlottesville
South End Hose Company Meeting Called for May 9
Important meeting notice for the South End Hose Company urging all members to attend Monday night May 9. Secretary notes 7 1 p2t H C MARCH.
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South End Hose Company
Comedy and stars at Empire tonight
Come around to the Empire for a top value show with Mabel Normand and Buster Keaton on the bill. Pris cilla Dean stars in Reputation on Monday and Tuesday nights. First show at six thirty. arrive early for a good seat.
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Mabel Normand
Buster Keaton
Priscilla Dean
Knights Templar to Hear Sermon on Ascension Day
The Wiseheater Commandery No 12 Knights Templar will hold Ascension Day services at the Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow evening at o'clock. Members will meet at 7:30 at the asylum and march in full uniform except swords. Light refreshments will follow. Rev. Spencer arrives with friends from Piedmont and will be guest of Eminent Commander Claude Stickley and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stouffer.
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Wiseheater
Knights ‘Templar
Samana
Asylum
Spencer
Piedmont
Market Street Church
Claude Stickley
Winchester Commandery
Harry. C. Stouffer
Poland Disarmament Question Tied to Versailles Treaty
Prime Minister Lloyd George told a May 7 meeting in Maidstone that if Germany disarms per the Versailles treaty she may demand allied insistence on disarming Poland. The address drew about six thousand people under the National Unionist Association.
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Maidstone
Eng
Lloyd George
Tony
Germany
Poland
National Unionist Association
Two Men Struck by Cable Cut Throat Injuries
C J Sager and B F Sager of Woodstock Virginia suffered deep throat lacerations when their Chevrolet hit a steel cable stretched across the Martinsburg pike in Berkeley County during road work. The string of red material near the wire helped conceal it. one man was thrown through the windshield and both were treated by Dr. B B Dutton with ten stitches. A similar accident had occurred weeks earlier at the same spot.
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C. J. Sager
B. F. Sager
Fis
Woodstock
Martinsburg Pike
Berkeley County
Elkins
Winchester
B. B. Dutton
Sale of historic Pa. homeplace on South Waeh street
Miss Libbie McCormick J Howard Cather and Harry Schmidt announced by B M Sullivan local dealer sale of the Parker property a large block around Stewart Cecil Leicester with plans to raze and divide into lots. The old homestead tied to Jefferson era and linked to Judge Hugh Winchester John Brown Ferry era figures.
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Waeh Street
Libbie McCormick
J. Howard Cather
Harry Schmidt
B. M. Sullivan
Stewart, Cecil
Leicester
H. B. Corthac
Washington
Mesers. Ca Ar
Stewart Street
Cecil
Jefferson
Parker
Judge Hugh
Wlanceantante Heem
Winchester
Lancaster Typo Sheet Reports Printing Press Strike
Lancaster Pa May 7 The journeymen printers publish a four page sheet under the Loyal Press banner. The paper debates a 44 hour work week and argues with employers. Local news items mention three dailies publishing with emergency forces.
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Associated Press
Lancaster
Loyal’ Press
Relative attends funeral and returns home
Mrs. Robert D. Moore of Gaithersburg Maryland spent last night with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. at South Washington Street before returning home. She traveled from Mount Jackson Virginia where she attended the funeral of her sister-in-law Mrs. Mattie Neff wife of M. L. Neff who died after a stroke. Neff leaves a husband two daughters Katherine and Edna Neff and Miss Margaret Price of Winchester visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. D Price at White Post.
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Robert D. Moore
Gaithersburg
H. C
Washington Street
Angel
Mount Jackson
Mattie Soon Neff
M. L. Neff
Vais
Neff
Audu
Katherine
Etta Neff
Margaret Price
Winghester
D Price
White. Post
Tractor Control Row Wins In Frederick And Clarke Counties
In Frederick and Clarke counties a “Tractor Control” discharge row won a recent competition due to light draft, depth, and evenness. The winner appears to be built in some form and two loads have been delivered to local tractor owners. Also notes include Winchester on a line and a used typewriter for sale at a Greek restaurant.
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Frederick
Clarke Coun
Winchester
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H. A. Schmidt
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