Winchester City Manager Field Accepts Washington Post
City manager A M Field returns from Washington to join the Bureau of Industrial Housing and Transportation. He will serve as engineer in the sanitary department directing housing facilities for war workers. Thomas Trier acts as manager during Field’s absence. Field has completed two years in Winchester.
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A. M. Field
Washington
Field
Bureau of Industrial Housing and Transportation
Amid
Congress
Butreau
Housing Bureau
Winchester
I ‘Trier
Trier
Foley Kidney Pills Praise From Calvert Reader
Calvert Alabama resident M W Taylor writes Foley Kidney Pills restore regular kidney and bladder action and relieve back ache rheumatic pains and stiff sore muscles after trying other remedies. Sold everywhere.
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M. W. Taylor
Calvert
Ala
Foley’s
Hook Worm Targets New Draftees at Camp Sevier
Army physicians report twenty percent of draft men at Camp Sevier affected by hook worm with numerous cases under treatment and rapid improvement. In some companies as many as sixty men are being treated. Wade Jenkins returned to Detroit after visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh McCoy at 307 North Kent Street.
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Greenville
S. C
Camp Sevier
Marty Afg
Wade Jenkins
Detroit, Mich
Hugh McCoy
North Kent Street
Noted case to come before Frederick Circuit Court
Trial of the Streit estate versus Cooper and others likely to be heard by a Frederick County Circuit Court jury. The dispute seeks 7200 dollars claimed for bars given by Cooper and his wife and son during George L Streit's lifetime. Cooper and heirs deny owing, claiming repayment evidenced by receipts. Streit estate holds bonds and contends debt unsettled. Attorneys Reardon for Coopers. Steck and Williams for Streit interests.
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George L. Streit
Cooper
Frederick County
Streit
Wfe
Grover
Mr. Streit
Coopers
Stret
James PP. Reardon
Streit Estates Interepits
John M. Steck
R. Gray Williams
Former Middletown merchant acquitted in fruit debt case
Tevalt a former Middletown merchant was acquitted in the police court before Justice Pultz on a charge of obtaining goods from F Ramacciotti fruit dealer. Three years earlier Tevalt bought watermelons bananas and candy for 2954 for a picnic and did not pay. Prosecution claimed false representations to secure credit, but the court sided with Tevalt and charged Ramacciotti with costs.
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C. A. Tevalt
Cc. A. Tevalt
Middletown
Justice Pultz Om
F. Ramacciotti
Tevalt
Ramacciotti
W. Roy Stephenson
Rimacciotti
H. S
Larrick
Soldier Boys Must Yield To Dentists
Under an amendment approved by Secretary Baker, soldiers must undergo remedial dental treatment and denial work under penalty of court martial. The high rate of cases qualifying before dentists’ forceps reduced the need for the order.
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Washington
Army
Secretary Baker
Bell Employes Liberal Buyers
A letter from U N Bethel vice president of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company reports that Bell Telephone System employees nationwide subscribed 119 402 to Liberty Bond plans totaling 8 060 050 dollars under the easy payment program with an average subscription of 68 dollars.
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Star
U. N. Bethel
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell Telephone System
Bethell
Otter
Governors Attend Peace Conference Aimed at Permanent War End
Governor Davis travels to Philadelphia for a League to Enforce Peace conference with about 5000 prominent Americans and state governors. The meeting seeks to win a war for permanent peace and mobilize leaders from many professions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Philadelphia
America
League
County Couple Fief A License In Court Clerk’s Office
A marriage license was issued in the county clerk’s office for Clarence Eugene Tevatt age 21 and Margaret Edna Carver age 18. Clarence is son of Charles A Tevatt and Margaret is daughter of Span, with details recorded during the week of May 41 2 1K.
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Cormt
Clarence Eugene Tevatt
Margaret Edna Carver
Charles A Tevatt
Stump Estate Referenced for Partition and Claims
Commissioner in Chancery in Winchester Virginia orders reference to report on realty, heirs, and creditors of George R Stump and directs notice to all interested parties in the Winchester Evening Star for publication weekly over four weeks. Hearing set for May 30 1918 at the Commissioner’s Office in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Stump
George R. Stump
William R. Stump
Beatrice Stump
Charl Edward Stump
Norman Stump
Brevitt Stump
Winchester Evening Star
Commissioner's Office
Winchester
Virginia
George H. Stump
Navy manpower exceeds two hundred thousand in active force
Washington May 17 official returns show the enlisted strength of the navy exclusive of reserve forces at more than 200000. The figures reflect current manpower levels amid ongoing defense planning and recruitment efforts.
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Washington
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