Austria Proclaims Republic as Empire Crumbles in War
The Austro-Hungarian empire faces revolution and civil war with Budapest proclaiming a republic. Italian forces win in the Alps as General Diaz reports major enemy collapse. Emperor Charles reportedly flees, urges peace with minimal conflict, and abdication rumors swirl as Budapest and Vienna erupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerfor
Austro-Hungary
Budapest
Diaz
Romy
Mionte Gratta
Hestile Artllery
London
Lizénma
Tagliamento
Charles
Charles of
Austria
Zurich
Archduke Joseph
Dean Murder Case Hears Motion in Frederick Court
A brief Circuit Court session in Frederick County handled a motion in the Commonwealth of Virginia versus Thomas W. Dean, charged with his wife Mollie Dean’s murder. The matter was deferred until November 11. Dean, jailed since June, appeared with attorney Robt M Ward while Special Prosecutor John M Steck argued for the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Commonwealth of Virginia
Thomas W. Dean
Mollie Dean
Robt. M. Ward
John M. Steck
Commonwealth
Dean
Thos. W. Dean
Armistice terms loom as US awaits final word
Washington reports tense nerves as President Wilson studies messages from Col. House on armistice conditions. Officials say the Supreme War Council at Versailles could decide within hours, with the final peace outline near completion. Continued on page 3.
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the Star
Washington, D. C
Washington
Witoen
Col. B. M. House
United States
Supreme War Council
Versailles
White House
State Department
Rafter Breaks Striking South Main Merchant
Mr. Luther Kremer a well known South Main street merchant was seriously injured when a rafter broke while a block and tackle raised a sick horse. He fell unconscious and later was taken home for medical care with doctors assessing serious injuries.
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Luther Kremer
South Main Street
George W. Kremer
C. Lee Barr
Mr. Kremer
A. D. Henkel
R. McC. Glass
Notice to S Sullivan creditors and claimants
Persons owing William T. Sullivan must pay the undersigned at once. Anyone having claims against Mr. Sullivan present them to the under signed at once. JAS. P. A PARDON, Trustee. 1-1p-2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
JAS. P
End of the War Aviators and Dramatic Headlines
A fragmentary wartime newspaper teaser highlights sensational claims such as aviators routing Hun hoards and the end of the war. It references dramatic scenes and figures like an American girl supposedly killing a crown prince, with bold promises of further sensational content to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Germany
Kaiser
Rafael de Hades
County Churches Face Closure Promise Amid Health Order Confusion
The Frederick County Board of Health refused to permit county churches to reopen next Sunday while Winchester churches will open. Ministers faced possible prosecution for violating county health orders by holding county services, prompting reevaluation of opening notices.
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Opi Nnion
Winchester Board of Health
Winchester
County Health Board
Frederick County Board of ‘Health
Winchester Health Board
Star Office
Sale of Charles Fe. Taylor Property at 501 South Main
The corner lot with a two story residence at 501 South Main St will be sold on Saturday November 9. It is described as one of the most desirable small homes in the city. See sale bill on page 4 of this paper.
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South Main St
Young Soldier Weds Clarke County Girl
A marriage license was issued in Winchester yesterday to Howard F. Perry of this city and Agnes P. Royston of Clarke County Virginia. The groom is a U S Army soldier and son of William O Perry of Winchester. The bride is a daughter of Mrs Martha Royston of Clarke County.
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Corporation Clerk's Office
Winchester
Howard F. Perry
Agnes P Royston
Clarke County
United States Army
William O. Perry
Martha Rioysiton
Auction Notice for Furniture on Braddock Street
On Friday November 1 at 10 a.m. at 212 N Braddock street next to the Postoffice a double heater range bed and dining room furniture refrigerator and more will be sold. Duvall & Dunn, auctioneers.
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N. Braddock Street
Postoffice
Duvall & Dunn
Marriage license issued in Martinsburg West Virginia
A marriage license is issued in Martinsburg West Virginia to Benjamin Garsfield Rancey widower of Frederick county and Minnie Yost Greenfield widow of Berkeley county.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Benjamin Garsfield Rancey
Frederick County
Minnie Yost Greenfield
Berkeley County
Permanent work at Millville with free transport
Free Monday transport and return Saturday afternoon. Board and lodging furnished at no charge. Good wages offered by Northern Va Power Co. Apply at office. And a note of a carload woven wire loaded by P. M. Funkhouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millville
Northern
VA. Power Co
Fresh Hyee and Honey Higher price ARTA CREISINEAIN
Fragmentary OCR yields vague terms Fresh Hyee Honey and higher price ARTA CREISINEAIN with unclear context. No identifiable individuals organizations or events readable to form a factual card.
Funeral Tomorrow For Miss Kremer At South Market Street
The funeral of Miss Helen V Kremer who died Wednesday night will be held tomorrow at 3 PM from her parents’ residence on South Market Street. Rev H D Spencer of Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church will conduct the services and interment will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen V. Kremer
Thomas
Kremer
South Market’ Street
H. D. Spencer
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Mount Hébron Cemetery
Mr. Kern Funeral Set For This Afternoon
The body of St. Ronnie Kern formerly of the city killed in a street car and automobile crash near Baltimore Tuesday reached Winchester and was taken to Funk and Son. Funeral services will be held at 6 o'clock this afternoon at Mount Hebron Cemetery. The dead man's brother Charles L Kern, seriously injured in the collision and in St Joseph's Hospital Baltimore, was reported slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ronnie Kern
Gované
Baltimore
Winchester
Funk and Son
Mount Hebron
Charles L Kern
St. Joseph's Hospital
Miss Maphis Ill at Her Home
Miss Dis e Maphis private secretary to Mayor Ward, recovering from influenza, suffered a relapse and remains at her home. Also notices: FOR SALE Ford five passenger car with 1 000 miles, asks $600. WANTED farm hand with family on my farm Berryville. Byrd.
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Dis'e Maphis
Ward
Ford
P. O. Box
Winchester
Berryville
Byrd
Virginia appoints Robert Angell as state fuel head
The federal fuel administrator named Robert H. Angell of Roanoke to succeed Byrd as Virginia fuel head, bypassing the governor and party process. Angell, a longtime Roanoke businessman and former Virginia House member, was chosen for his fair views and service on the State Agricultural Board. He led local business ventures and banking roles and was active on the Finance Committee in the House.
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O. K
Angels
Byrd
Vginia
Feder Fuel Administration
Washingtont
Harry Fidod Byrd
Virginia
Robert, Angell
Rivatoke
Angell
Roatoke
Roanoke
State Agricultural Board
Osce
House of Delgates
Beneves
House
Robert H. Angell
Yous City
the Times
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Austro—Hungary
Diat
Emperor Charles Fries
Copenhagen
Charles of Austria
Gocollo
Hungary
Italy
Bulgaria
Turkey
Austro- Hungary
Commercelal Nite
Atandstitl
Berlin
National Council
Vienna
Renner
Magyar Council
Delbruck
Fase
Rafter
Charles FE. Taylor
MR. Racey
West VA
P.M. Funkhouser
Reyes
Trehostess
Papa
Sam
Y.w.g. A
Plesh
Blige Penge Gerves
Miss Kremer
Mr. Kern
Maphis Iil
Gast
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