Veteran Historian Cartmell Dies After Long Career
Thomas K Cartmell, veteran Frederick county clerk and noted genealogist, died at his son's home after a long illness. He served in the Confederate Army and as county court clerk for 25 years, authored Shenandoah Valley Pioneers and Their Descendants, and helped preserve Opequon Churchyard. Funeral Monday at 3 PM from the Presbyterian Church with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Beanvenze
Frederick County
Wukdieas
Virginia
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Bureau of
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Cartmell
Market Square
Spee
City Hall
Frederick’ Plaza
Wren
Ridefour
Court House
Winchester
Lower
Shenandoah Valley
Mr. Cartmell
Nathaniel Cartmell
Johnson
Harpers Ferry
Thomas J
Stonewall
Lawson “Botts
Miller
Carl Henderson
Wiles H. Hartin¢s
General Turner
West
the Valley
United States
Opequon
Opequon Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Lacy
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Services Held Each Sunday at 37 East Water Street
Christian Science church announces services every Sunday at eleven o'clock in the morning at 37 East Water Street. All are welcome to attend.
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Old S for War Debated in Congress Memorial Theater At Arlington
In Washington the House briefly revived Civil War tensions during Rep Upshaw Georgia protest against removing Confederate generals from Arlington memorial roster. Rep Madden Illinois challenged tribute to traitors, sparking cheers and jeers before order was restored. Also President Wilson reviewed a parade to Arlington Cemetery as the marble amphitheater dedication began.
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Washington
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Georgia
Arlington
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Illinois
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Texas
Tely
Wilson
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White House
Nelson A. Miles
Presit
Baker
Dent
Apple Storage Shows Increase Nationwide
The Star reports a May 1 cold storage increase across the U S with barreled apples up 36.3 percent and boxed stock up 194.3 percent from last year per the federal bureau of markets. Few apples remain in Winchester storage and are expected to be disposed of soon by owners.
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United States
The
Star
Federal Bureau of Markets
Washington
Winchester
Fruit Growers Supplies For Immediate Delivery
fruit growers have for immediate delivery pyro x lead arsenate bluestone and genuine dusting materials spray hose rods guns nozzles fittings power and hand sprayers everything for better fruit.
Winchester Orc hard Supply Co Ad Notice
Winchester Orchard Supply Co advertises contact at phone 313 and 1-901 N Market St with address details and date code 4-28-1p-11 for a local business notice.
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N. Market ST
Shell presentation to Handley School winner at City Hall
The United States government will present a shell to James Ritter the Handley School essay winner on Tuesday May 18 at City Hall Auditorium. A U S Army representative will deliver the address and the shell becomes a memorial gift to Handley School from state contestants.
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United States
James Ritter
Handley School
City Hall
United States Army
Local Tragedy Reported After Son Dies By Horse
A woman reports the death of her son today due to a horse incident near Fishers. Authorities are notifying survivors and investigating the scene.
Surrender of Gen Carranza reported by AP
New York May 15 General Carranza and 800 men surrendered to forces surrounding them in the Mexican mountains according to Manuel De La Pena and Alfonso Almada source in Nogales. Washington May 15 Carranza escaped rebel lines and headed south with a small escort toward the mountains per Obregon. El Paso May 15 Hranes Villa eliminated from Mexican military affairs with details of a possible agreement with Calies under dispute.
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Carranza
Nogales
Manuel de la Pena
Alfonso Almada
Mexican Bureau of Information
Santiago
Pena
Solras
Mazatlan
Washington
Lapert
Obregon
Villa
EL Paso
Tex
Hraneises Villa
Bs Ce
Defini
Calies
Kid Hall to Be Tried Again in Second Trial
Jury standing for a second trial over theft charges as the Manassas case returns to court. The defendant, identified as Kid Hall, faces continued proceedings with later testimony and related names Shackelford and Fisher appearing in court documents.
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All
Manassas
Shackelford
Fisher's County
Virginian to Quit the Field
Richmond May 15 announcement stated the transfer of the Richmond Virginian newspaper to the Evening Virginian. The Virginian will suspend publication with its Sunday morning edition due to high operating costs and paper shortages.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Vai
Virginian
Page County Democratic Convention Declines Leedy Endorsement
The mass convention of Democratic voters in Page county meets in Luray at 2 p m today. Report says opposition to Colonel Leedy is so strong in his home county that the convention will not endorse him for Congress. Six counties and one city have endorsed Harrison. no county, city, or district has endorsed Leedy.
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Luray
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Leedy
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Harrison
Poles Wipe Out Tenth Bolshevik Division
An official communique reports the rout of the tenth Bolshevik division near the Beresina mouth. In trying to cross the Dnieper remnants were killed or captured. Also notes a lost tire and rim along the Winchester to Front Royal route.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Beresina
Dnieper
Winchester
Front Royal
Stephens City
Nineveh
Hicks Motor Co
Public Sale of the Spotts Property at Court House
Public sale of the Spotts residence at 623 South Main Street with a large lot. The eight room brick and stone house will be sold at public auction in front of the Court House at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday May 29 1920. Sale bill appears on another page.
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South Wain Street
Court House
Wanted Potatoes and Terrace Lots Ad Across Page
Large and small investors urged to see ads in this paper. Winchester Cold Storage seeks 0 bushels of potatoes. Haddox Terrace lots offered by Combine Investments promising better home locations. Newlin & Co. advertise Hardie Power Sprayer for sale Massey Bros. 10-1p-11.
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Ltta
Newlin & Company
Winchester
Haddox
Newlin & CO
Massey. Bros
Friends Meet at Hopewell Sunday
The Friends quarterly meeting will be held at Hopewell with worship at 10 a.m. Isaac Wilson and Dr O Edward Janney are expected. At 2 p.m. the Firstday School Conference will discuss Is Christianity Real Today with Supt F P B Clerk and Miss Anna J Haines among speakers. Representatives from each monthly meeting will give exercises. Monday at 10 a.m. continues with worship and a business session. Public invited.
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Friends
Hopewell
Isaac Wilson
O. Edward Janney
F P. B. Clerk
Handley Schools
Anna. J. Haines
Tied Cross
Publishers appeal to Wilson over freight car congestion
New York May 15. The American Newspaper Publishers Association urged President Wilson and the Railroad Labor Board to take action to relieve the menace to newspapers caused by freight car congestion following the railroad strike.
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Associated Press
New York
Wilson
Railroad Labor Board
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Flour Drops 50 Cents a Barrel in Minneapolis
Minneapolis news notes flour fell 50 cents a barrel to 15.25 as wheat prices eased. The drop marks the second half-dollar decrease this week as traders cite a softer wheat market.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Weather Week Ahead Shows Rain and Cool Temperatures
Weather Bureau forecast for the week starting Monday calls for fair conditions Monday and Tuesday in the North and Middle Atlantic states with occasional showers later. temperatures expected to run below normal across the region.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
North
Middle Atlantic States
Arnstein Arrested in New York for Securities Theft Plot
Jules W. Arnstein known as Nicky Arnstein was arrested in New York City with wife Fannie Brice. Bail set at 75000, he jailed at the Tombs after failing to post. Police say conspirators stole between 1.59 million and 5 million in negotiable securities via Wall Street messengers.
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New York
Jules Ww
Nicky) Arnstein
New Yo
Ofice
Fannie Brice
Arnstein
Pittsburgh
bk _ Arnstein
Wall Street
Atlantic
Pacfic
Elks Special Meeting Notice
Elks announce a special meeting Sunday evening May 16 at 3 p m. All members are expected to attend for important business. Signed by Co K Exalted Ruler Pere B P Be 867.
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Co. K
Pere
B. P
Market settles firm as week ends in New York trading
Cheerful tones return to the stock market with gold import revival hopes spurring short covering. Trading remains tight on the floor as pools push gains in Atlantic Gulf Mexican oil pan American petroleum and auto shares while Union Pacific and Island top performers. Liberty bonds show little action with nominal bond activity overall.
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Exchange
pan-Amer
Union Pacific
Island
Iberty Bonds
Hest
Fire at Princeton damages key buildings and memorials
Sparks from a high wind ignited Dickinson Hall and Mc Cosh Hall at Princeton University. Dickinson Havetee burned and costly memorials including St Gaudens bronze in the chapel were destroyed. Damage estimated at 290000 pounds.
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Associated Press
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Dickinson Havetee
McCosh Hall
St. Gaudens
James MetCosh
Women's Dress Costs to Rise in Fall Styles
In Cleveland on May 15 the Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers' Association adjourned after a style committee report. The report urges longer skirts and coats with slim straight lines and greater wearer latitude. Prices of women's garments will be much higher next fall.
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Clevelan Ohio
Uit and
Skirt Manufacturers’ Association
Air Mail Route Extended West from Chicago
An aerial mail plane carrying 500 pounds of letters left Chicago for Omaha this morning inaugurating the first westward extension of the service. Officials expected the flight to take about five and a half hours.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Omaha
Former Emperor William Arrives at New Home in Holland
Former Emperor William arrives at his exile residence in N. Holland after a trip from Amerongen. He eludes journalists and moving picture photographers as his car slips through one entrance while he exits another.
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Associated Press
N.helland
William
Amerongen
Army Aid That Helped Our Forces Win War Record
The prompt asks about assistance from one army to another in a war context. It likely references allied support or joint efforts that contributed to victory, noting cooperation, logistics, or training while avoiding sensational detail.
British Captain studies Civil War fields in Winchester visit
Capt Henry L Beresford, a British Army officer, toured Civil War battle sites in Winchester. He studied Stonewall Jackson’s Valley Campaign and old stone fences as potential defensive structures. He noted the large apple industry with about 1 000 900 trees in bloom, during his stay with Robert J Gray Jr of the US consular service.
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Hen. L. Beresford
Winchester
Robert J. Gray, Jr
United States
South America
Beresford
Stonewall Jackson
Frederick County
Be ‘Ord
Lord Beresford
Tri Navy
Mr. Gray
Gray
Hanover
Switzersland
Orchard Men Attention In Clover Area For Legume Seed
A fragment from The Witchchester Co Inc warns orchard men in the Clover area to obtain legume seed and crop supplies soon amid scarce Cow Peas and Sox Anges. The notice references the company and a May date.
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Witchchestereed Co., Inc
Brucetown to Host School Entertainment Night
Branson school plans a May 18 1920 show at Brucetown hall with three acts including The Sweet Family a Blackface Box and Coxi and Murder Will Out plus a Mandolin Club musical interlude and is expected to draw local attendees.
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Branson School
Gerrardstown Hall
Brucetown Hal
Mandolin Club
Famous swimmer Mac Allenan dies from injuries
The Associated Press reports 23 year old swimmer and former national diving champion Mac Allenan died in a New York hospital from injuries after a taxi accident in Long Island City last Tuesday. He was to represent the United States at the Olympic Games and had served as a flying instructor in Texas during the war.
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New York
Mac. Allenan
Long Island City
McAhenan
Texas
Stock Dividend Tax Rejected by House Republicans
Washington May 15 A tax on stock dividends to fund proposed soldiers action was rejected by Republican members of the ways and means committee. The panel finished work on relief measures and the stock tax plan will go to the full committee meeting next Wednesday.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Religion of a Moral Man Sermon at Market Street ME
The Market Street M E Church plans Sunday night sermons by the minister on The Religion of a Moral Man and The Morals of a Religious Man. He emphasizes morality's place in religion and the need for integrity in religious profession. Tomorrow he will present the opposite view.
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