Strike Calls Across Regions Stir Miner Turmoil
Reports show miners in several states respond to a strike call with near universal participation while Western Kentucky coal fields report no deviation as mines stay open. Indiana and Illinois districts note picket actions and leaders depart for homes as John L Lewis plans future steps.
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St Salsietes
Randolph Packer Counties
O ‘Gaid
Wintel
Kentucky
Paducah
Springfield
Banks Close for Legal Holiday on November First 1919
Several Shenandoah Valley banks announce closures on Tuesday November 1 1919 a legal holiday. All paper maturities due that day may be paid the next business day November 5 1919. Cashiers include WM G Hardy Charles Summers and others from local banks.
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Shenansan Valley Nation Bank
Botdey
Naatra, PA
Charles Summers
Cascjer Tinton Bank of
Naner Turing
Gadhier
Bein
Lesa
Red Cross Lecture Returns Tonight by Dr Stuart Queen
The second in a lecture series will be held at Handley Library lecture hall this evening. Dr Stuart A Queen, education director of the Potomac division and sociology professor at Goucher College Baltimore, will discuss the peace time program of the Red Cross. All are invited.
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Handley Library
Stuart.a. Queen
Potomac Division
Goucher College
Baltimore
Red Cross
Reformed Synge Hehe Next Year Synod Set for Winchester
The Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church, covering North Carolina Virginia Maryland and part of Pennsylvania, will hold its next synod in Winchester from October 22 to 25 1920. Over 60 000 communicants and some 225 ministers are involved with delegates attending next year. Ex-Congressman Broadbeck will serve as vice president and plans for hospitality are under way. The meeting will mark a shift to a larger independent lawmen body focusing on spiritual leadership and increased support for ministers.
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Potomac
Hani
Winchester
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Broadbeck
Hanover
Error in War Chest Fund Contribution Listing
Publication notes a correction in War Chest totals after misreporting H. S. Whitacre’s donation. The Star clarifies the amount as 15 dollars instead of 5 dollars. Also advertised is a twin six Packard sedan with under 3,000 miles at a special price. Call 474 or 11 W. Water for details.
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Tagre
U‘nity
The
Star
H. S. Whitacre
Washington Sunday Star
Sims
First Baptist Church Evening and Morning Services Notice
The pastor Rev. Charles Adey will preach tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with morning theme The Christian's Paramount Aspect and evening Life Giving Words of Jesus. Sunday school and men's Bible class at 9:30 a.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. All seats free and everyone welcome.
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Charles. Adey
Jesus
Welcontey
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