Finalists for Winchester Women Registering to Vote List
A long list of women who have registered to vote in Winchester for the November election appears. The notice asks anyone registered but not listed to report to the Star for inclusion in an updated list, noting possible errors and omissions.
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Winchester
Josephine B. Dean
Harriet B. Seal
Susan J. Mason
Fannie O. Fisher
Mary Alice Frye
Addie Thies
Elizabeth “W.” Lewis
Evelyn M. Cooper
Julia D. Beverley
Hudy Y. Forney
Myrtle £. Haines
Juliet A. McCaw
Mary Virginia Willis Baker
Elizabeth Orndorff
Mary B. Faulkner Campbell
Sophie S. Harlee
Cornelia Brown
Susan Saulsbury
Ch. M. Peery
Elizabeth W. Russell
Carrie Carver
Elsie Virginia Henry
Philomela Layen
Grace Estelle Hollis
Bertha Purcell
Bessie B. Bentzell
Mary F. Moling
Sue B. Lupton
Rosa Kerfoot Affleck
Ann Gover Kern
Lucy Marshall White
Elizabeth Gratchen
Charlotte N. Diffenderfer
Lydia A. Davis
Belle E. Jordon Baker
Florence Hardy
Laura Bertha Tharp
Annie Ridgeway
Canaday ‘V. Dunlop
Louise Harmer
Annie E. Carter
Mary M. Lynch
Matilda C. Boxwell
Mary Strosnider
Lucy Ritenour
Maggie Amick
Retta
Aa A. Kater
Margaret ‘Newlin
Mary
Stickel
Bonnie Byrd
Mary V. Carper
Florencé A. Rice
Crawford Reid Coleman
Marjorie B. Kremer
Gertrude &. Russell
Mary Virginia Wall
Martha Susan Sargeant
Viola Elizabeth Sargeant
Susie Stickley Shull
Esther Feinberg
Mary Feinberg
Millie J. Bowman
Sarah Moling
Nellie Moling
Sarah C. Ritter
Mary Martin
M. Delilah Harlee
Emma E. Sartelle
Beulah Cline
Emily E. Greenawalt
Frances Koontz
M. Alice Newcombe
Mary Katherine Henry
Louise Greenawalt
Mary Greenawalt
Hilda O'Leary
Lee Miller
Edith V. Stu
Cox Spends Day Resting Ahead of Tour
Dayton Ohio October reports that Governor Cox, Democratic presidential candidate, planned rest day before a speaking tour through Kentucky Tennessee Indiana Illinois and his home state. He had no engagements for the day.
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Associate Press
Dayton
Cox
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Illinois
Women Are Democratic in Harrisonburg Visit
Congressman T. W. Harrison of Winchester toured Harrisonburg and Charlottesville areas expressing optimism about a rising Democratic majority in the Seventh District due to new women voters. He asserted women are naturally democratic and favor Democratic policies and achievements over opponents, noting women seek full facts before voting.
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T. W. Harrison
Winchester
Charlottesville
Daily News Record
Seventh Congressional District
Harrison
Frank Gearing in Sidney Promotes Men's Wear at Hotel Jack
Sidney representative Frank Gearing announces at Hotel Jack in Sidney that he will stay two days October 5 and 6 to offer a full line of men s clothing furnishings and hats. The promotion includes work shirts heavy blue double-reefed at 1 28. Conner s Bargain Store supports the event with varying stock and prices.
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Frank Gearing
Hotel Jack
Conner’s
Yi We Water Sb Ghai Ieee
Miss Pidgeon Headlines Democratic Rally in Charlottesville
In Charlottesville a large crowd packed the courthouse for a Democratic rally featuring Miss Mary Pidgeon and speakers Judge R T W Duke Representative Harrison and Representative Flood. The event highlighted equal suffrage legacy and urged continued Democratic support among new voters and all attendees.
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Charlottesville
Mary Pidgeon
Lewis Pidgeon
Wadesville
Clarke County
R. T. W. Duke
Albemarle
Harrison and Flood
Court House
A. P. Walker
Thomas W. Harrison
Duke
Democratic Party
Fair Sex
G. O.P
Brick Garage and Lawn Property Sale by Miller
Real estate sale notice for G. Clarence Miller offering immediate possession on a brick garage property with a beautiful lawn. Also advertises sewing machines for sale by R. M. Swimley.
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G. Clarence Miller
Lady's flag found in Chamber of Commerce rest room
A flag made to order and easily recognized was found in the Chamber of Commerce rest room. The finder will be rewarded at the Chamber of Commerce office for its return. Also notice: for rent room with heat and bath at 22 Main Street.
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Chamber of Commerce
Office of Chamber of Commerce
Orchard Supply Co Markets Apple Harvest Tools
Orchard Supply Company advertises Trescott apple graders presses hatchets liners and more including best corrugated caps sno bak white paper caps lace circles stencils rubber stamps nails picking sacks baskets Carriere orchard ladders belts and chain conveyors everything for the apple crop at Winchester. Phone 912 301 N Market St.
Men Wanted for Winchester and West End Road Work
Winchester and West End Road wants 50 additional men immediately for construction. Good wages and board, comfortable quarters, regular winter employment. Apply at Winchester and West End RR Office 2 Pearable Street. read Moling and Seal's Ready-to-Wear ad on page 5.
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Winchester and
Western Rore
Winchester & West
Moonshiner Sentenced Thirty Days In Frederick Court
Floyd Dunlop pleaded guilty to distilling whiskey and was sentenced to thirty days in jail plus a $50 fine and costs. His associate Henry Shirley had trial postponed and was released on bond. Sheriff and deputy seized two stills, eight barrels of mash, 12 gallons of liquor, 200 pounds of sugar, 300 pounds of corn meal, and 300 pounds of dried peaches.
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Frederick County
Floyd Dunlop
Dunlop
Henry Shirely
Shirely
Pannett
Wigginton
Iwi
Bert Puffinberger
Joe Puffinberger
John Bennett
Siler
Bert
Joe
Laurel
Cc. C. Perry
Philip Bow
Winchester
John Wharton
Archie Scott
Champ Ellis
Ellis
Raymond Mauck
Gus Hill Minstrels Bring Evening Show To Empire Theater
Gus Hill's Minstrels arrive at noon and parade through town this afternoon with two bands. The troupe is praised as first class with versatile performers, harmony masters, soft shoe artists, jazz specialists, and lively numbers.
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Gus Hill
Empire Theater
Hagerstown Globe
Hospital for Miners Planned in Charleston West Virginia
Plans for a $260,000 hospital in Charleston for exclusive use of coal miners were announced by district No. 17 Caledonian Workers of America officials. The facility will be modern in every respect and any profit will be reinvested into its services and facilities.
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Charleston
Vai
Caleenes Workers of America
Rail Workers Get Increase in Canada
Seven thousand clerks freight handlers station masters and other employees of the Canadian National Railway and Grand Trunk Railway gain a general wage raise averaging 25 percent retroactive to May 1. The increase comes from negotiations between railway representatives and the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employes.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Canadian National Railway
Grand Trunk Railway
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway
Sugar prices drop to 12 cents as refiner cuts again
The Federal Sugar Refining Company lowers refined sugar to 12 cents per five pound granulated package in New York on October 5. The move marks the season's lowest price to date and follows another half cent per pound drop.
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Associated Press
New York
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Population statistics by Census Bureau data
Washington reports Census Bureau figures showing state population counts and increases. Arizona tops with 383,273 residents, up 128,919 or 63 1 percent. Kansas 1,769,185 up 78,236 or 4.6 percent. North Carolina 2,556,486 up 350,199 or 15.9 percent.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Arizona
Kansas
North Carolina
Virginia apples reach English market at ten dollar net
Nes Ra Dugha ne at Tredey reports York Imperial apples from Winchester to the fish market sold well with a net of ten dollars per barrel. State Senator John J. Miller of Rappahannock county has similar returns from his shipments to Britain. Senator Meier is said to have shipped Virginia’s first apples to England this season.
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Nes Ra DuGhane
Tredey
York
Groceries on Decline Signal Wide Price Drops
Washington reports show grocery prices tumbling across table necessities with a predicted 15 percent average cut within 30 days. Federal Reserve Bank agents note bumper crops, thrift, and careful buying as key factors, with continued reductions expected in coming weeks and across seven districts.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Population totals for Virginia cities by ward in 1920
The Census Bureau released preliminary 1920 population figures for Virginia cities by ward, excluding Richmond. Winchester shows 6883 residents with 3512 in the first ward and 3371 in the second, up from 5864 in 1910 and 5161 in 1900.
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Washington
Virginia
Richmond
Winchester
Alexandria
Bristol
Buena
Vista
Charlottesville
Clifton Forge
Danville
Fredericksburg
Harrisonburg
Lynchbore
Newport News
Norfolk
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Radford
Roanoke
Staunton
Suffolk
Heir Declared Dead In Kohlausen Estate
In Worcester district the Corporation Court of Winchester distributes the estate of Miss Kohad among heirs. Luther Kohlhausen is declared dead after long silence, and William Kohlhausen is missing. General Receiver Harry R. Kern holds their shares until locating the heirs.
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Luther Kohlhausen
William Kohlhousen
Harry R. Kern
Export Your Apples and Trade Notices
The ad directs readers to send sailing dates space in steamer and government permit details to AS W. MASHEWS at Piccadilly St opposite Post Office Winchester VA. It also promotes furniture bargains at R. M. Swimley s, listing four items with price references.
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W. Mashews
Piccadilly St
Winchester
Tires Reduced at Chapman’s Auto Sales
Overstamped tire sale advertises 30x3 tires at 8.20 off and 30x8 1/4 tires with 2.34 off plus tubes at 1.40 off. Present ad to receive 25 cent extra discount before sale ends.
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Chapman's Auto Sales Coo
Witnesses Won't Come to Case Here in Frederick Court
In the Frederick County Circuit Court the Commonwealth against Eugene Ritter was adjourned as prosecuting witnesses from Baltimore were unavailable. Judge Whiting set October 9 for further action after state efforts to reach witnesses, Ritter facing a statutory charge with the death penalty if convicted.
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the Commonwealth
Eugene Ritter
Frederick County
T. R. Cather
Baltimore
Cather
Ritter
Ward
Larrick
Red Grass Society
Messrs
Ohio
New Jersey
Maryland
Whiting
Mount Royal Avenue
Monumental City
Son in law of A Moore dead in Ogdensburg
Samuel C Williams a Baltimore native and member of a prominent family died at 3 o clock Sunday in Ogdensburg New York. He is survived by a widow formerly Miss Elvira Moore of Berryville a daughter and a sister Mrs Henry Steming of Baltimore. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Berryville
Samuel C. Williams
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Williams
Baltimore
Elvira Moore
Aard
Ay Moore
Were Wedded in Washington
Mrs Emma Shuli of South Washington street announced the marriage of her daughter Emma Johnston to Perry Wilson in Washington DC last Saturday in a quiet ceremony witnessed by a few friends. The couple will reside at 617 South Washington street.
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Emma ‘Shuli
South Washington Street
Emma Johnston
Perry Wilson
Washington, D. C
Corple
English
Mma Shall
Buc
Boyd Cruz
Indians Beat Dodgers 3 1 In World Series Opener
Cleveland takes early lead as Gardner and O Neill power two doubles scoring Wood and Sewell. Brooklyn fails to score in the first four innings as Ebbet’s Field hosts a brisk opening game with 25 000 fans braving a cool day.
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Ebbet’s
Brooklyn
O. Y
Eland Indians
Lyn Dodgers
Mai Robinson
Clevelands
Sf Speaker
Goh
Ebbet
Klein
O'Day
Dineen
Ee Aaveleskie
O'Neill
B .Marquard
Kruger
Cleveland
Gardner
Sewell
Wood
Hard coal men May Quit in Canton District Action
The policy committee of the anthracite workers asked to hold a district convention of Pennsylvania hard coal workers to consider authorizations for a general strike in protest against alleged mine operator discrimination. President Golden of district No. 7 United Mine Workers announced the plan during a conference with Secretary of Labor Wilson.
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Canton
Vania
Iietas
Golden
United Mine Workers
Wilson
Spencer's Yarn Branded False by White House
President Wilson denied Senator Spencer's claim that the President promised American military aid to Roumania and Serbia if they were invaded. Secretary Tumulty called the senator's statement absolutely false, and Spencer issued a reply asserting his belief the President had made such an assurance.
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Washington
Wilson
Spencer
Roumania
Serbia
Missouri
Tumulty
Andy
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Flood
R. M. Swimley
Star Office
Wodeeortittepe
Tett
Main St
Trescott
Market St
Moling & Seal
Adon
Boas
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Harris Addition
City Hotel
P. Co
Iptf
York Imperials
Fred
K. Glaize
John
Garber, Winchester
Wit
Bell Phone
Connor
Ape
Keifer Pears
Sam Haines
D.cialists
Poyd R. Richards
Vote Bank
Jugent Ritter
A. Moore
Bulletin
Spencer’s
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