Armistice Terms Details Stir Debate at State Department
Washington reports Fo ch may slightly alter general phrasing of Allied armistice terms with Germany but cannot change the core agreements. Officials say the exact text is withheld until final publication after possible edits, with only an official statement to follow. The German war cabinet is said to meet as Senlis talks proceed and Kaiser Wilhelm contemplates interim chancellorship.
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Star
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Tthe
State Department
Foch
Freckiaut
Paris
Germany
Wilson
Senlis
Echo Df
London
Copenhagen
Princ Maximilian
Marshal Foch
Frederick Nulton Dies in Russia During War Service
Daneytown Maryland November 9 Frederick Nulton gunner mate in the United States Navy died in a Russian port on November 1 from bronchial pneumonia. He enlisted June 18 from Portland Oregon and had six years prior service in the ferry with a ship that reached New York via the Panama Canal before sailing to Russia with a cargo of wheat. His wife Miss Margaret Engler of Taneytown is in New York waiting his return. He leaves a brother and sister in Portland and a sister in Martinsburg West Virginia.
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Daneytown
Frederick Nulton
United States Navy
Mir
Nulton
Portland
Ore
Fery
New York
Panama’ Canal
Russia
Margaret Engilar
P. B. Engler
Taneytown
Carroll County
New York City
Obituary notes on Mr Nulton of Winchester
Native of Winchester Mr. Nulton was the son of the late John Nulton. His mother Mrs. Laura Papert and his elder sibling left the city. The fragmentary text recalls family ties and local origins.
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Mr. Nulton
Winchester
John Nulton
Yetigiter
Laura Papert
Som Ione
Missouri Waltz on Columbia Record at SEAL S MUSIC STORE
A Columbia Records release titled Missouri Waltz has just arrived at the SEAL S Music Store, signaling new stock for customers seeking classic tunes. The label confirms shipment and placement in the store’s new arrivals section.
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Columbia
SEAL/S MUSIC STORE
Advance of Americans Is Renewed Frontline Update
American troops east of the Meuse renewed their advance north of Danvill ers amid machine gun and artillery activity along the Meuse in the Sassey and Wadelincourt area. French forces also renewed their advance on the front as of Nov 9. MacKensen was rumored to plan a move through Hungary to aid the retreating forces. German lines and Austrian Tyrol protests featured in the dispatches.
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Nodn
Meuse River
Danvillers
Tague
Meuse
Sassey
Wadelincourt
Pares
War Office
Mackensen
Honicon
von Mackensen
Roumania
Hungary
Germany
Hun Press
London
Tyrol
Sal
Amerterdam
Young child Margaret McKee funeral today
The funeral of Margaret McKee two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William H McKee was held this afternoon from the North Market street residence. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery as pneumonia followed an influenza attack was given as the cause of death.
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Margaret McKee
William H. McKee
North Market Street
Mount Hebron
New Records for November Just Received at SIALS
New records for November arrive at SIALS signaling ongoing gains in the company’s quarterly performance. The release highlights higher demand segments and improved efficiency across key markets.
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Sial’s
Mrs. Isabel Oates Dies At Highview
Mrs. Isabel Oates aged 71 and longtime Highview resident died yesterday from heart trouble. She is survived by her husband John C. Oates and ten children, including Arthur, John C, William, Evan, Clayton Oates, and daughters M B Pangle, M C Jackson, Edward Johnson, Fred Oates, and A Nelson. Funeral from the Christian Church near Highview at 10 o clock tomorrow conducted by Rev. A W Andes.
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Isabel Oates
Highview
John C. Oates
Messrs
Arthur
John C, William
Evan
Clayton Oates
M. B. Pangle
Ashland
M. C. Jackson
Romney
W. Va
Edward Johnson
Trone
Fred Oates
A. Nelson
Winchester
Christian Church
A.W. Andes
Special Storage Rates for Drop Apples at Winchester Co
Winchester Cold Storage Co announces storage rate of 20 cents for first month or fraction, then 10 cents per additional month for drop apples in barrels. Rate effective Nov 7, not retroactive. Insured from fire at no cost. Also notes high prices for good grade December shipments and mentions Fresh Hodge Honey prices from ASA Crisman.
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Winchester Cold Storage CO
Nugent Reelected Idaho U S Senator Over Frank
Idaho voters reaffirm Senator John Nugent a Democrat who defeats Frank in a United States Senate race. The returns listed Tuesday November 9 show Nugent winning by a clear margin in the statewide contest.
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Senator Nugent
Idaho
Brick residence sale at 219 S Main Street on ww Saturday
Property at 219 South Main Street, a fine brick residence on a large lot, will be offered for sale on the upcoming ww Saturday. A sale bill appears on the newspaper's fourth page for details.
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S. Main Street
Farmer Displays Huge Potatoes From Winchester Area
Mr BE C Jackson of the Ebert Garage shows mammoth potatoes grown on his farm west of Winchester. Three spuds weigh four and a half pounds and many average about four pounds and a quarter each. The note ends with a remark about thrift.
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BE. C. Jackson
Ebert Garage
Winchester
Card of Thanks for Loss of Son Clarence Boyte
Card of Thanks expresses appreciation for kindness and sympathy shown during the recent death of son Clarence Boyte. Anil wife.
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Clarence Boyte Anil
Harper Library tribute to Captain Conrad during civil war era
A letter extols Judge Handley and the Handley library’s role, praising the gift of Harper's Weekly volumes from the Civil War period. The piece laments limited access to books and expresses gratitude for a people’s library. it notes the library’s librarian as an essential guide and recalls the value of historical volumes.
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Handley Library
Christ
Handley
Winchester
Mehomet
Mahomet
Visi
Harper's Weekly
New Railroad Shop Cumberland Missouri Hiring
New railroad shop in Cumberland Missouri seeks machinists blacksmiths car repairmen unskilled laborers and other classes. Apply in person or write J. R. Russell Employment Supervisor Md next to Y M C A and P phone 180 by November 5.
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NEW Railroad Shop
Cumberland
Bo-Machinists
J. R. Russell
Men Wanted for Millville Repair Work in Virginia
Northern Virginia Power seeks 15 or 20 men for repair work at Millville. Leave office 7 a.m., return Sunday evening. Pay $4.60, dinner furnished. Arrangements at office Saturday night or Sunday morning. Also public sale November 20 of horses, Jersey cattle, hogs, corn and oats at Senseney Road work farm. HOLMES CARRI r.
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Northern Virginia Power .O
Millville Re
Jersey
Work Farm
Senseney Road
Holmes Carhi
For Sale and Lost Notice in Berryville Help Wanted
FOR SALE. oda fountain show cases tables chairs candy jars mirror Woodward's 338 Main 5-1p Hz LOST White saw weight 200 lbs Reward for return or reliable information. Mary P. Gora Berryville tips
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Woodward's
Mary P. Gora
Berryville
Revolution Spreads Across Germany Amid Turmoil
Amsterdam reports unrest spreading from the coast into Germany with a Munich republic proclaimed by Workmen councils. Kiel riots kill 28, Berlin industry continues, and a general railway strike sweeps German cities as ships are blown up at Hamburg and Kiel.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Munich
Council of Workmen
Kurt Brener
Barone Dietts
Hienes
Informe
Berlin
Copenhagen
Social “Demoktracen
Xeould
Zurich
London
Hamburg
Kiel
Morning Howrite at SHAL'S MUSIC Store
A fragment notes a morning greeting routine linked to Columbia Record and a shipment received at SHAL'S MUSIC STORE labeled 94Lp-2t. The item hints at a local shop update or promotional snippet for new records.
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Columbia
Shal’s Music: Store
Northern Virginia Power Company Bond Offer for Sale
Offer of gale bonds bearing 6 percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds stated at $500 and $1000 with no claim to be one third plant value. For more details contact Shirley Carter secretary treasurer Northern Virginia Power Company. Saturday date indicated.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Shirley Carter
Sec’y and Treas
Miss McFadden A Visitor In Town
Miss Annie McFadden spends the day with her parents on South Washington street before heading to France for naval service. She has served at Naval Hospital San Diego and Quantico awaiting orders to France, joining three brothers in military service in France and the infantry, as the family notes.
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Annie McFadden
P. J. McFadden
South Washington Street
France
Naval Service of the
United States
Miss McFadden
Naval Hospital
San Diego
Cal
Quantico
McFadden
John
Signal Corps
Donald McFadden
Infantry
Prince Max of Baden Resigns as German Chancellor
London dispatch reports Prince Max of Baden resigns as chancellor amid unsettled parliamentary scene. It notes doubt over accepting allied terms and suggests future German government may shift away from a Kaiser-led system toward republican electiveness.
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London
Maximilian of
Baden
Germany
Max
Prince Max
Regulations Clarify Sandwich Varieties Allowed for Sale
A notice states that a variety of sandwiches containing different meats may be sold at one time. This supersedes prior instructions interpreting General Order No. 44 from the Federal Food Administration for Virginia.
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Feredal Food Administration
Virginia
William E Carper Dead in County
William Elmer Carper age 22 from Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Carper died yesterday at Rosenberger of pneumonia after influenza. He was about 22, survived by his parents one brother Frank Carper and one sister Miles Margaret Carper. Funeral at 10 tomorrow with burial at St. John's Church. Rev. Sloop to officiate.
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William Elmer Carper
J. G. Carper
Rosenberger
Mr. Carper
Frank Carper
Miles Margaret Carper
St. John's Church
Sloop
Christian Church Services Tomorrow Friday
Preaching at 11 oclock in the Christian Church with Rev C D Gibkeson of the Presbyterian Church presiding. Sunday school at 945 a m and Christian Endeavor at 630 p m.
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Christian Church
C. D. Gibkeson
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Card of Thanks from Q Tidler
Card thanks for sympathy and attention received during bereavement of wife. WwW. Q Tidler expresses appreciation.
Germans Losing Grip as French Front Frees Lines
Washington dispatch reports General C. March says German rail cuts at Valenciennes and Metz disrupt supply. Allied pressure and reduced German reserves hinder operations. some divisions withdrawn to home, delaying anticipated peace or redeployments. Major General Omar Bradley, famed for Marne actions, recalled to command Camp Pike.
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Washington
Accouing
Valenciennes Metz
West Fa
Ohio
Marne
France
Camp Pike
Child Dies From Pneumonia in Local District
Gilbert Earl Boyce, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Boyce, on Highland Avenue, died after a ten day illness. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow with burial in the cemetery. The county reports influenza and bronchial pneumonia cases lingering for weeks.
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Gilbert Earl Boyce
Lloyd- Ly
Boyce
Highland Avenue
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