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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1917

Page

3

Foreclosure and lien adjudication orders in Frederick County

Notices outline orders for the Union Bank of Winchester to uncover liens on Clementine M Kiger land and for consolidation with a pending Farmers and Merchants National Bank case. The commissioner will determine lien priorities and report fees, with a June 18 deadline for interested parties to attend in Winchester Virginia.

Coun Clementine M! Kiger Clementine M. Kiger Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank of Winchester Lula May Anderson Als Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester Lula Anderson Winchester Virginia Timothy O’conner Jas. P. Reardon Circuit Court Frederick County

War News Delights Britain as US Enters War

Tandon May 19 In Britain the proclamation calling the United States to arms stirs national thrill unseen since America signalled entry into the conflict. Emphasis rests on General John Pershing commanding the first American expeditionary force. Some regret over Colonel Roosevelt not leading a division now, but Wilson's policy earns broad support. Officials expect rapid troop deployment and strong blows against the Kaiser's forces.

Tandon Wilson United States America John Pershing Roosevelt France

In sad memory of our mother Fannie Webb

In loving tribute we recall Fannie Webb who departed this life ten years ago on May 19 1907. Sleep on dear mother, sleep on and take thy rest from loving daughters Anna Portia Bertha Olive and others.

Fannie Webb Anna Portia Bertha Olive

Peace Terms Discussed at German Headquarters

Amsterdam reports conferences believed to be peace talks at German high command. Participants include Kaiser Wilhelm II Field Marshal von Hindenburg Grand Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg Foreign Secretary Zimmermann and Austrian Foreign Minister Count Czernin. Dispatch questions whether central powers will reveal terms when the Reichstag convenes on July 5 for a three day session.

Bzreat von Jindenburg von Bethmann Motlwepr Zimmermann Count Czernin Berlin Reichstag

Poet Waitress Quits With Dignity in Clever Retort

A witty exchange frames a waitress as a poet of her craft as she answers a patron about her art. The dialogue highlights her sharp wit and pride in serving customers.

Device aids banjo and guitar playing with head slip design

An invention places a slip over the instrument head to press buttons that mute strings and produce desired chords. The device aims to help players by simplifying chord formation on banjo or guitar.

He Is That The Man Always Johnny on the Spot

A sharp remark targets a unnamed man described as always ready to tell others how to act. The phrasing implies criticism of his self appointed guidance and lack of personal action.

May Deed for Dependents Guides War Policy

The War Department aims to exempt as many dependents as possible from military service. Doctors would be ranked as officers with pay to support their families. Congress is asked for funds for those left behind. State governments would handle property protection, with federal aid if requested.

the Star Washington War Department Council of National Defense Deas War Baker Council Conference of Governors Congress Department

Mexican embargo on exports to United States reported

Washington May 19 The State Department announced an embargo by Mexico on exporting cattle and food products to the United States. A telegram from the American consul at Eagle Pass said Mexican customs would not permit goats sheep hogs cattle flour coffee and other items to be exported. Officials think the move aims to address Mexico's food shortage and is not meant to embarrass the United States. No diplomatic protests have been made yet.

Washington Mexico United States State Department Coonsul Eagle Pass Mexico City

Russian police orders urge officers to fight as front lines shift

May 19 Kerensky issues first army order calling on officers to act to avert danger. Deserters must return by May 28 or face punishment. Army group commanders retreat to front after conference breakup as guns ammo and provisions are sent forward in larger quantities.

Petrograd Kerensky

Navy and Marine Corps Seek Larger Enlisted Strength

The Senate approved the conference agreement increasing the navy to 150000 enlisted personnel and the marine corps to 36000. The bill now goes to President Wilson for signature to become law and take effect.

The Star Washington Senate Navy Marine Corps Winsdén

Frederick County Couple Wed at National Avenue Church

Mr Elbert S. Baylies and Miss Jennie May Ramey of Frederick County were married on Wednesday May 6 at the patronage church on National Avenue, officiated by the Rev W H Sampsell.

Elbert Baylies Jennie May Ramey Frederick County National Avenue W H. Sampsell

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