Miners Recall Strike as Court Orders End
Washington and Indianapolis reports confirm United Mine Workers recall their October 15 strike after Judge Anderson’s mandate. John L. Lewis states the action is under protest but will comply. President Wilson urges speedier negotiations and offers mediation services. Governor Frazier sets a 6 pm deadline for North Dakota mines to reach agreement.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Anderson
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Organization
Wilson
Washington
White House
United States District
A. B. Anderson
General Committee of Miners
Sirs and Brothers
United States Court, District of Indiana
Henry Warrum
Warrum
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Clearfield
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
West Virginia Coal Association
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Frazier
Anerson
Palmer
Insurance Plans to Be Considered by Roanoke Hearing
The joint legislative committee on workmen's compensation will hold a series of hearings in Roanoke and Richmond starting November 17 to consider a plan of insurance under the workmen's compensation law. The Roanoke sessions welcome industry representatives and will continue through November 18. later hearings in Richmond address eastern state employers, employees, and insurance companies. Julian Gunn chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Joint Legislative Committee
Roanoke
Virginia
Richmond
Capitol
Julian Gunn
Lee Tires and Tubes Sale and Optometrist Visit
You can save 20 percent off list price on Lee tires and tubes with guaranteed fabric for 5000 miles and puncture resistance for 6000 miles. Local distributors ship direct. contact J. B. Beverley in Tipton City Hall for prices. Wm. Kline, Optometrist, will be in Strasburg November 12 and 13 with Dr. Narum of Staunton for eye examinations and glasses.
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J. B. Beverley
Wm. Kline
Strasburg
Narum
Staunton
Red Cross Motto Echoes Across Community
A historical citation frames the Red Cross as a faith-like force in service, describing volunteers in boots as the gospel in action. The remark emphasizes aid spirit and organized relief during crises.
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Red Cross
Notice to heirs and claimants in the Co ran estate
Notice to parties owing the estate of F A Co ran deceased or having claims against the estate to settle with ex or Jas P Reardon. Also 6 percent land bonds offered for sale on city and county property through Hansbrough Carter Insurance Loans Real Estate. Announced 10 31 1p 1f.
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F. A. Co Ran
Jas. P. Reardon
Hansbrough & Carter
Wanted Family dogs butchered at City slaughter house
Lost female hound dog black and white spotted with both ears black. Reward offered. Contact Mike Shiner. Also listed: Carriers for The Star apply at office. United phone. Prices for butchered dogs range from $1 to $1.50. SPARR & NEWMAN notice.
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City
United Phone
Mike Shiner
Divorce Granted to Octavia L. Greene in Frederick County
Judge F B Whiting in Frederick County Circuit Court grants Octavia L Greene a decree of divorce from Harry R Greene. Parties separated in June 1918. Decree ends marital rights to each other property. No alimony. defendant to pay costs and attorney fees.
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F. B. Whiting
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Octavia L. Greene
Harry R. Greene
Crisfield Oyster Sale At Old Price Shows No Profiteering
GWO SALE announces Crisingfield Salt Water Select Oysters at the old price for a Thursday sale at Streit's, 427 N Market St. on November 13, 1919. Public notice invites attendees to Stroyt's event and assures no profiteering.
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Crisfield Salt Water
Gwo
Market St
Streit
Grace Lutheran Church Plans Christmas Program
The Church Messenger notes the Grace Lutheran Church Sunday School Association plans a fine Christmas program. Committees are appointed and preparatory work will begin soon with a call for everyone to contribute their best. The editor urges joining the Red Cross to aid their good work.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Red Cross
Infant Henry Hunt Funeral Held This Afternoon
The infant Henry Powell Hunt, son of Mr and Mrs William Christian Hunt, died in Terre Haute Indiana last Saturday and was laid to rest at Mount Hebron Cemetery after services at Grace Lutheran Church led by Rev A A Kelly. He was about four months old and is survived by an older brother.
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Henry Powell Hunt
William Christian Hunt
George W. Kremer
South Main Street
A. A. Kelly
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron
Terre Haute
Indiana
Hunt
Gertrude Kremer
Death of Mrs. Alice Hillyard Is Reported
Mrs. Alice M. Hillyard widow of George W. Hillyard died last night at 6 o’clock at No 10 Valley Avenue from heart trouble after a week’s illness. She leaves a son Harrison L. Hillyard and four stepchildren plus siblings and two brothers in law. Funeral set from her home at 32 tomorrow afternoon with Rev L M Richardson officiating. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery beside her husband.
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Alice M. Hillyard
George W. Hillyard
No. 10
Valley Avenue
Harrison Ll. Hillyard
William R. Hillyard
Rosser R. Hillyard
West Virginia
George E. Hillyard
Winchester
James R. Hodgson
Detroit
Michigan
Hilyard
Aaron Kauffman
Washington
Solomon Kauffman
West
Susan Dodson
Henry Sickels
Shenandoah Junction
W. Va
Hillyard
Miss Kauffman
John Kauffman
Pennsylvania
Khoi
FL. M., Richarson
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebren
Widow of Snapp Foundry Leader Dies After Long Life
Mrs. Theodosia Snapp of Winchester died at age after four decades of managing her husband Franti Ik Snapp’s iron foundry at 506 North Loudoun Street. She led civic and religious work while maintaining the business after 1872, with the Snapp Foundry famed for sorghum mills curved beam plows and ornamental iron products across Virginia and neighboring states. Funeral set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Theodosia Snapp
Winchester
North Loudoun Street
Snapp
Franti Ik Snapp
Fieusiness
Snapp Moundrey
Virginia
Teft
Wan
Snapp Foundry
Remains Buried In Mt. Hebron Cemetery
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Rubeck died last Friday at home was held Sunday at 10 30 from Rest Church. The Rev L Lawrence officiated and she was interred at Mount Hebron Cemetery in Winchester. She was 35 and left a husband E B Rubeck and six children. She was formerly Miss Stillwell of Berkeley County West Virginia and daughter of the late Uriah Stillwell. Surviving also are her mother Mrs. Harry J Moulden and several siblings.
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Anna
Beck
L. Lawrence
Winchester
Mount Bron
Rubeck
John
Kathleen
Anna Elizabeth
Lillian
Olivia
Sophia May Rubeck
Miss Stillwell
Berkeley County
W.va
Uriah Stiltswell
Harry J. Mouleden
Harry
Moulden
W. J. Flowers
Pthel and
Frances Mouldeni
Rest
State Guard Recruitment Push Calls Men Aged 18 to 46
Due to unsettled conditions the Adjutant General orders statewide and national units to recruit to capacity. Eligible men aged 18 to 46 are urged to enlist. Logan R. Pay, Commander, reports the drive across units.
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Times
Adjutant General
Mrs. Theodosia Snapp Remembered For Civic And Charitable Work
Staunton native Theodosia Jones Snapp known for running the Snapp Foundry after her husband’s death is remembered for civic service in Winchester. She aided the poor and led church and fire company efforts, planning bazaars and socials. Survived by son A Rushton Snapp and daughter Bertie Eddy. funeral tomorrow at 4 p.m. from North Main Street residence.
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Snapp Foundry
Snapp
Basin Foundry
Ian Foundry
Leicester Light Infantry
Sarah Zane Fire Company
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Bulletin
Associated Press
Labor
Lewis
William Green
Roanoké
City Hall
Sparr & Newman
Octavia Greene
Chicago
General Pershing
General Wood
P. Wrigley
T.P. Swift
F. D. Armour
Washington St
Apples
Sam Haines
Iptf
Warrovance
Otto M. Foster
France
Foster
Lison Bulgheroni
Monte Carlo
Principality
Tim Bla
Ara
Veal
Mt. Hebron
State Guard
Logan
R. Pay
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