Federal raids target radicals across major cities
The Department of Justice ordered deportations for aliens in red activities after nationwide raids that net more than 200 arrests in 18 cities including New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Baltimore and Akron. Leaders of the Union of Russian Workers linked to active propaganda were seized with weapons literature and flags.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Palmer
Department of Tabor
Egents
Department
Bureau of Immigration
Agenis Rnment of Justice
Union of Russian Workers
New York
Chicago
Pitttsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
Akron
Youngstown
Ohio
Baltimore
Newark
Elizabeth
N. J
Hartford
Waterbury
Ansonia
Bridgeport
New Haven
Seymour, Conn
Flynn
William J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Lower East Side
Russia
Division of Investigation
Gary
Ind
Indiana Harbor
Milwaukee
Wis
Ill
World's Biggest Coal Mine Fire Sealed in Bicknell
American No. 1 mine claimed as the largest bituminous coal mine in the world, discovered on fire last night and sealed today after workers labored all night. Cause unknown, but described as one of the most disastrous in the country. The mine is fully electric with no mules used.
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Associated Press
Bicknell
Ind
Mrs Siford Dies In Washington
Intelligence has been received in Winchester of the death of Mrs Deliah Siford widow of the late George Siford which occurred yesterday at her home 1217 S Street N W Washington D C The funeral will be from her home Monday morning at ten interment in a Washington cemetery Mrs Siford formerly lived near Winchester with her husband near this city on the Sensency ready 4 East Box containing two black hei Reward return to Star Office p 11
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Winchester
Deliah Siford
George Siford
S. Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
Washington
Siford
Weather forecast nationwide warm to cold week ahead
Weather predictions issued by the Weather Bureau for the week starting Monday indicate rain in the North and Middle Atlantic States during the first half with possible snow in extreme northern districts. Temperatures are near normal, turning cold and generally fair in the second half.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic
Ford Trucks for Immediate Delivery Ad
Chapman’s Auto Supply Co offers Ford trucks ready for immediate delivery. Contact both phones listed for purchase and pickup options.
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Chapman's Auto Supply CO
Springs for all cars and many other hard to find parts
A local auto supply shop advertises a wide range of springs and miscellaneous car parts not readily available elsewhere, promising coverage for many vehicle makes and models. The notice emphasizes rarity and broad availability.
Lee Tires and Tubes at 20 Percent Off
J. B. Beverley advertises Lee Tires and Tubes with 20 percent off list price and claims longer guaranteed mileage for fabric and puncture protection. Local users praise the products and direct shipping from distributor. Contact 7-1p-61 City Hall for prices.
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J. B. Beverley
For Those Having Apples for Sale in Winchester
Those with apples for sale in or out of cold storage may 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
Paralyzed Doctor Nat Smith in Precarious Condition
Dr Nat Smith a renowned Gainesboro physician suffered a third stroke yesterday at his home and is now in a partially conscious, precarious state. Friends fear for his outlook given the repeated attacks.
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Nat. Smith
Gainesboro
Electric power outage planned for Sunday in Northern Virginia
Northern Virginia Power Co announces an electrical shutdown from 2 to 4 Sunday, November 9 percent likely an outage in the region. The notice lists the utility and time window but the location and causes are not specified.
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Northern Virginia Power CO
Md election report shows Ritchie leading in governor race
An early canvass from Maryland on November 8 lists Albert Hacderath as governor candidate with Harry W. Nice challenging. Ritchie appears ahead in unofficial tallies with over 200 votes in some wards, suggesting a more Republican trend as canvass results continue.
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Albert
Ted Harry W. Nice
Ritchie
Nthi
Showalper's Drug Store Opening Soon
Showalper's Drug Store will be open all day Sunday November 9 suggesting a special starter day.
Town Forces Out Labor Organizers From Johnstown
A business committee in Johnstown Pa. ordered two labor organizers to leave town at 5 pm after a speech by W. Z. Foster. T. J. Comboy of the steel workers union and Dominic Gelotte of the United Mine Workers were told to depart following foster’s expulsion. The city remained quiet as the organizers complied.
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Associated Press
Sone Poet
T. J. Comboy
Steel Workers’ Union
Dominic Gelotte
United Mine Workers of America
W. Z. Foster
National Steel Strike Committee
Johnstown
Dodge touring car sold by Buick agent ad
Auction notice urges attendance at Streit's Sale on Thursday November 13 1919. Advertisement lists H W Ebert Buick agent and offers a cheap to quick buyer for a Dodge touring car in excellent condition. Also promotes 6 percent land bonds for sale and real estate services by Hansbrough Carter Insurance Loans Real Estate.
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H. W. Ebert
Buick
Stock Market Hits Weak Close as Government Miners Action Looms
The New York session opened with moderate strength but reversed after news the government would continue injunctions against miners. Steels, motors, oils and transport shares fell 2 to 7 points with many at week lows. Final prices near bottom. volume around 800,000 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Turner Ashby Chapter Daughters of Confederacy Meeting Notice
A Turner Ashby Chapter Daughters of Confederacy meeting is set for Monday morning November 106 at 10 30 at the residence of Mrs Holmes Conrad.
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Turner Ashby Chapter
Daughters of Confederacy
Holmes Conrad
City approves consolidation of fire companies and asset sale
The Charley Rouss Fire Company and the Rouss Hook and Ladder Company gain council approval for consolidation. The October 2 1917 resolution directs sale of the engine house to pay a $383 debt and use remaining funds to buy a new truck, with $300 yearly for equipment maintenance.
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Sarah Zane
North Mainstr
Roland C. Ryan
Sarah Zane Company
Rouwss
Hook and Ladder
Charley Reuss Company
Friendship Company
Common Council
John H. Seal, Jr
Chartey A Company
Rouss Hook and Ladder Company
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Common’ Council
Reuss Hook and Ladder Company
R. and 1. Co
R. H
L. Go
Charley Rouss Ie
Special Singing at Lutheran Church Sunday Services
Every member of the Men’s Bible Class and Diané Cutheran Church is requested to attend at 9 30 a m Sunday for special services led by Mr A Burly who will sing. All men are welcome.
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Diané Cutheran
A. Burly Will
Hundred Investors Never Lost A Dollar Investment Pitch
Investor query asks for a safe yearly return of six percent. The firm Hwansbrough & Carter advertises 37 years of securing principal and interest for clients in insurance loans and real estate. Readers are urged to request details promptly.
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Partic
Painted ad signs contract for Winchester roads
J W Baker, manager of the Winchester Poster Advertising Company, secured contracts with local advertisers for 15 painted three road signs, 30 feet by 6 feet, along roads radiating from Winchester. An out of town artist will paint the signs including a large apple for the Warmers and Merchants National Bank. Signs are nearing completion.
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J. W. Baker
Winchester Poster Advertising Company
Winchester
Merchants National Bank
State Guard Recruiting Urges Men to Enlist
Owing to unsettled times the Adjutant General orders State and National Guard units to recruit to their limits. Men ages 18 to 45 are eligible. Logan R. Fay, Commanding.
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Adjutant General
National Guard
UMWA Ordered to Cancel Gandel Winers Strike
Indianapo lis November 8 United Mine Workers ordered to withdraw the strike that kept about 400 000 bituminous coal miners from work. Court mandate effective November 18 leaders say they will obey. Two more mines resume in West Virginia while Chicago reports little change in the strike situation and government moves restrain coal transport and foreign flagged vessels.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Lee A. B. Anderson
United District Court
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Chicago
Alabama
Middle West
Langley Woman Dies After Short Illness At 47
Mrs. Sarah Cooper Langley of Winchester aged about 47 died at 4 00pm at her home on South Braddock Street after a brief illness. She was born near Opequon in Frederick County and married Joseph H. Langley. Surviving are her husband, two daughters Mrs. August Graber and Mrs. Ruth Franks, plus several siblings. Funeral at 3 pm Monday at Braddock Street Methodist Church with Rev. F M Richardson officiating. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Sarah Cooper
Langley
Pint
AL Langley
Braddock Street
Ignatius and
Frederick County
Opequon
Joseph H. Langley
Winchester
Martinsburg
Braddock Street “Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Philip Langley
Jordan Springs
August Graber
Ruth Franks
Winschester
Messrs. N. A
C. N
Kernstown
A. A
Inavale
Neb
Marshall W
Gore
H. H
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Julian Cooper
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Lydia Hawkins
F. C. Grove
A. H. Jackson
H. A. Krider
Petersburg
Banks in Winchester Observe Armistice Day Holiday
Virginia governor declares Tuesday November 11 a legal holiday. Winchester banks close for business that day and all paper maturing that day may be paid Wednesday November 12. Shenandoah Valley Nat Bank, Union Bank of Winchester, Partners & Merchants Bank, and Commercial & Savings Bank announce cashier signatures managing the holiday settlement.
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Virginia
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
U. S. Judge Questions War Time Prohibition Validity
Federal Judge Iland in New York questioned the wartime Prohibition validity while ruling on a motion to vacate an injunction classifying the Eastern Hotel as a public nuisance under the Volstead act. A separate item notes a lost dog named Bob in Winchester, Virginia, with a reward offer.
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Associated Press
New York
Ivan
Iland
Notice to creditors in estate of F. A. Cc ran
Creditors and claimants of the estate of F. A. Cc ran deceased must settle with Jas P. Reardon executor. Court details not provided.
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F. A. Cc
Jas
P. Reardon
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Henry Moling
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Sarah Zane Boys
FORD
City Hall
Dr. Nat. Smith
Beatrice
Maryland
Be Associated Press
Showalper
Stor
Opem
the People’s Drug Co
Streit’s Sale
Hansbrough & Carter
Seal
Friendship Boys
Lutheran Church
Ulars
Hwansbrough & Carter
State Guard
Logan R. Fay
UMWA
Gandel Winers
Iseng
United Mine Workers Ofc
Henry Rum
Red States District Court
Berthe
Amés
Aajeiai
F. M. Richardson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
U. S
Bob
Wg Clarke
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