Coal production rising in West Virginia amid strike
Government reports indicate increased bituminous coal output in West Virginia as union defection grows. Officials monitor traffic, fuel stocks, and legal actions while rail administration and Justice Department prepare for temporary injunctions.
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Washington
West Virginia
Railroad Administration
Department of Justice
Hines
Indianapolis
Ind
Ames
United Mine Workers of America
United States District Court
Charleston
W. Va
Davis
W. F. Harrell
Family Problems to Be Discussed by Ruth M. Jones
Miss Ruth M. Jones of Washington D C will discuss The Family its Problems and the Solution of These Problems at the Handley Library auditorium Friday afternoon November 7 at 230 oclock. The talk is part of a series and is open to the public with free admission
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Miss Jones
Washington
Red Cross
Eibray
Ruth M. Jones
Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Handley Library
Civic League
The
Elks’ Club
Potomac Division
Window Glass and Paints Ad by Rosenberger
Local ad lists window glass putty interior paints enamels and varnishes. John W. Rosenberger contact Bell Phone 72 for supplies and services.
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John W. Rosenberger
Bell Phone
In Memoriam Lela Orndorff Fletcher Remembrance
In sad loving remembrance of our dear daughter Lela Orndorff Fletcher who died November 6 1918. We miss you and think of you daily with aching hearts. Though you are gone your memory comforts us and we hope to meet in heaven where parting is none. Written by MR and MRS I M ORNDORFFYF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Orndorff Fletcher
Daughter
Settlement notice for Mary C. Anderson estate
Parties owing William F. Anderson's estate or holding claims against said estate are asked to settle with Mary C. Anderson administratrix. Post date January 16.
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Wm. F. Anderson
Local Red Cross treasurer shows fourteen months of spending
The Winchester and Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross reports receipts totaling 16 076 46 and disbursements of 9 613 31 for the past fourteen months. Balances 6 463 45 remain as of November 1 1919. The note requests further contributions to cover a budget of 315 000 for the coming year led by L Marshall Baker.
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Winchester
Frederick County
The
American Red Cross
War Chest
Fuel Administration
Balgian Babies Fund
Red Cross
Treas
Board of Nurses
Child Welfare Association
L. Marshall Baker
Reds Muster An Army Of 80 000 In Petrograd Defense
A dispatch to the National Tidende reports Bolsheviks have recruited about 80 000 troops from Petrograd for the citys defense. The force includes Bashkars from the Indian frontier and Chinese veterans trained in China under European officers.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Petrograd
Reval
National Tidende
China
Potts Grocery Ad Promotes Army Shoes
Large shipment of best grade U. S. Army shoes now in stock at Potts Grocery Co. Quality and prices advertised as right. See our window for details.
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Potts( Grocery CO
Stock Market Shows Violent Reversal Amid Volatile Trading
New York trading opened irregular and stayed dull early. Markets weakened with rails providing brief lift before another sharp reversal. Steels and equipment lead the declines as overall sentiment stays under pressure. Mr C M Showalter announces new venture with a talking machine.
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Associated Press
New York
Bomb Blast Damages Steel Worker’s House in Donora
A bomb exploded at the doorway of Mike Schokoff’s house in Donora near Pittsburgh, injuring no one and four suspects were arrested. Schokoff, a worker for American Steel and Wire, had returned to work after a steel strike began. Deputy sheriffs later wore goggles at Youngstown Sheet and Tube as riots by women surfaced, with several arrested and some released on bail. State police also intervened near Lackawanna Steel in Lackawanna, New York, as crowds surrounded worker transport and scuffles occurred with no serious injuries.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Mike Schokoff
American Steel Rand
Eat
Youngstown
Lackawanna
Buffalo
N.Y
Lackawanna Steel Company
Bishop Tucker May Talk Here Tonight at Christ Church
An 8 o'clock Protestant Episcopal campaign meeting is set for Christ Church led by the local committee. John Richardson, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, will speak. Bishop Beverley D. Tucker of southern Virginia may address the gathering if his schedule allows. Christ Church members and the public are urged to attend.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Christ Church
John Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
Beverley D. Tucker
Virginia
Gamblers Vitagraph Drama at Empire Tonight
Empire shows a six part Vitagraph feature The Gamblers with star Harry Morey. Also featured is a Pathe Review and a single reel comedy Too Many Sweethearts. Admission includes tie up and lie down.
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Harry Morey
Pathe
Civic League Meeting Set at Elks Club
The Civic League will hold a Friday November 7 meeting at 4 PM at the Elks Club. All members are requested to attend. COR. SEC'TY.
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Civic League
Elks Club
COR
Lost Collie Bob Found Reward Notice
Lost collie named Bob with tag 832. Clarke County reward for return. C Rhodes Winchester Va. Also ad for gloves at reduced prices from Joe Nachman. Your Red Cross membership and relief insurance policy mentioned.
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Joe Nachman
Bob
Clarke Co
C. Rhodes
Winchester
Red Cross
Official Vote Totals in Frederick County and Winchester
The Frederick County and Winchester commissioners canvassed Tuesday's election results. Byrd tops State Senate with 1017 votes city and county. Omps leads House of Delegates with 557 to Pierce 250. Numerous county offices show Democrats sweeping unopposed races with solid totals.
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Frederick County
Winchester
State Senate
Harry F. Byrd
House of Delegates
Richard L Omps
H. O. Pierce
Commonwealth
T. Russell Cather
C. C. Brannon
Luther Pannett
Robert S. Smith
Hugh DeHaven
Southern
Isaiah Roe
Board of Supervisors
Stonewall
Scott Grant
W. C. Crim
Maegistrates
L. R. Payne
A. J. Tavenner
J. W. Baker
Gaiingboro
W. E. Smith
J. E. Anderson
H. Luttrell
C. P. Collins
T. C. Adams
C. T. Adams
Back Creek
F. D. Good
J. M. Lockhart
Ndy Larrick
James B. Snapp
J. W. Keffer
John Snapp
Shawnee
John H. Myers
Ae Wigginton
George Cook
Robert Giaas
J. R. Triplett
Opequon
H. B. Kline
J. A. Parker
Constable
Apples for sale from Sam Haines in Winchester depot
To those selling apples all varieties in or out of cold storage contact Sam Haines at C. V depot Winchester or call 476. Highest market prices paid for both large and small quantities.
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Sam Haines
C. V- Depot
Winchester
Telephone
No Claim Against Mexico For Ransom
Washington reports the United States will not demand Mexico refunding the $150000 ransom paid for the release of Willard O Jenkins an American ranchman and consular agent at Puebla Officials said no international warrant supports such a claim and the US would not pay ransom if a foreign national was kidnapped in the United States
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Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Williard Oo. Jenkins
Puebla
Jenkins
State Department
International 14
United States
Gore Amendment to War Treaty Rejected by Senate
The Senate rejected Senator Gore's amendment to require an advisory popular vote before any declaration of war under the League of Nations. The Oklahoma Democrat's proposal failed as part of today's session in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gore
Oklahoma
United States
League of Nations
Senate
Bricklayers at Royal Silk Mills Front Rosaul Va
Sixteen workers and a partial crew of twenty at Royal Silk Mills in Rosaul Virginia. Construction ceases due to unspecified reasons with local building department responses.
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Royal Silk Mills
Front Rosaul
Jersey Governor Edward Edwards Opposes Prohibition
Governor elect Edward I. Edwards said he would use all lawful means to prevent national prohibition in New Jersey. He argued the election signaled state opposition and pledged to seek legal advice on New Jersey's sovereignty and possible concurrent legislation.
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Jersey City
N. J
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
New York Drug Store Employees Go Out on Strike
Union drug store workers across Greater New York halted work to push higher wages and shorter hours. No turnout figures released. City has 3,600 drug stores employing about 7,000 people.
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Associated Press
New York
Bus Line Schedules Capon Bridge to Winchester Daily
Daily bus service runs Capon Bridge to Winchester with departures 8:00 a.m. from Capon Bridge and 1:30 p.m. from Winchester to Capon Bridge. Also ad notes 6 percent land bonds for sale and local employment offer for a saleslady at a general store with Box 82 contact.
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Capon Bridge
Winchester
City
Sheriff Reclaims Stolen Dodge Car From Md. Belt
Sheriff Luther Pannett returned from Pikesville Maryland with his Dodge car stolen from in front of the jail a week ago. Policeman Dorsey located the vehicle in a woods belt near a garage bearing no license and a new bumper used to disguise it. Pannett expects several arrests of suspects within days.
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Luther Pannett
Pikesville
Dorsey
Pannett
Ex Kaiser's Doctor Quits Amid Financial Struggles at Amerongen
In Amerongen Netherlands the former German emperor's suite shrinks by five after the departure to Berlin of his private physician and family who had stayed months. It is whispered Dr Forstner left due to inability to support his family on the meager German mark salary and returned to general practice. A Berlin military surgeon arrives to serve temporarily.
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Amerongen
Holland
Berlin
Forstner
Potatoes on Sale at Potts Grocery Co
Potts Grocery Co advertises winter potatoes with the best quality and large supply. Prices for balance of week include 1 bushel lot at 1.97 dollars and 5 bushel lots at 1.85 dollars.
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Potts’ Grocery CO
Ritchie Still Leading Nige for Governor
Maryland canvass shows Albert Ritchie leading Harry Nice by about 300 votes with unofficial totals in Baltimore and 23 counties. Democrat gains in the Senate and House indicated. Ohio returns hint a close vote on prohibition measures. New York Assembly to seat 110 Republicans 35 Democrats and five Socialists with Theodore Roosevelt Jr winning a seat.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore City
Albert €. Ritchie
Emall Degr
Repubicans
Seel Ger
Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
Albert C. ‘Ritchie
Neat
Phi
Senate
House of Delegates
Ohio
Columbus
Secretary of State
Johnson
Young Roosevelt
New York
New York City
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Notice to parties claiming estate of F A Co ran dee d
Public notice to all persons owning or holding claims against the estate of F A Co ran deceased to present their claims to James P Reardon executor for settlement.
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F. A. Co
Jas. P. Reardon
County Preaching Schedule for Sunday Services
Therein be preaching at the following places on Sunday November 9 Memorial at 11 a m Pak ton Chapel at 3 p m Round Hill at 730 p m E W Brubaker Pastor.
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Memorial
Pakton Chapel
Round Hill
E. W. Brubaker
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Ral
Jesus
Mrs. I. M. Orndorfyf
Flag OF Humanity
Mary C. Anderson
Admx
Nopfice
C. M. Showalter
Bishop Tucker
Empire Tonight
Civic League Meeting
Onips
Pierce
Che Ek
Jersey
N.Y. Baug
Hansbrough & Carter
Kaiser
Nige
Couty
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