Lloyd George resigns as British prime minister and coalition ends
In London on October 19, Prime Minister Lloyd George announced his resignation along with Viscount Peel. Conservatives voted 186 to 87 to appeal to the country, signaling the end of the Lloyd George coalition and prompting ministerial resignations amid political turmoil. The king accepted the resignation after a brief audience with George.
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London
King
George
L Lloyd George
Lloyd George
Central News
Press ‘Association
Lord George
House of Commons
King George
Downing Street
Frank Hodges
Friendship Fire Company thanks Harrisburg for hospitality
The Friendship Fire Company resolves unanimously at its October 12 meeting to thank the people of Harrisburg. The resolution credits Camp Curtin Fire Company No. 13 and Mr. Jack Manley for generous hospitality during the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association and State Firemen’s gathering October 4–6, 1922. The secretary is directed to send copies to Camp Curtin and Mr. Manley for newspaper publication.
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Friendship Fire Company
Friendship Firempany
Cumberland Valley Volunteer , Firemen’s Association
Vivenia State Firemen’s Associon
Harrisburg
Camp Curtin Company
Camp Curtin’ Fire, Company
Jacky Manley
Camp Curtin Fire Company
Typewriter Was A Stenographer At City Hospital
Chicago October 18 investigators say a typewriter was on the payroll as a stenographer at the municipal contagious disease hospital. They disclosed that 80 dollars a month was paid to the typewriting machine during the search for "Hisse Smith" to whom checks were drawn and endorsed to a former staff member.
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Chicago
Harding Sees Farmers Honored in New Prosperity Era
President Harding stated farmers will be among first to receive recognition in a new era of activity and prosperity. In a letter to Secretary Wallace read at a White House event, he warned against production cuts and warned famine prices. He praised the Agriculture Department for notable service.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Wallace
Agriculture Department
White House
Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Pay Roll Day Notice At Company Barracks 1922
All men ordered to report at Company Barracks Friday Oct 20 1922 to receive pay and sign pay roll by order of Company Commander George H Grimm Capt Per E Brengle 1st Sgt
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George H. Grimm
Per E. E. Brengle
Red Cross Executive Committee Reports Growing Assistance in Winchester
The Winchester and Frederick Chapter Red Cross Executive Committee outlines extensive aid to ex service men including 30 assisted, 16 compensation claims, 3 vocational training, 5 dental work and 5 hospitalizations. Civilian aid, calls to families, and nursing visits are detailed along with junior and international correspondence efforts. A Virginia Tuberculosis Association talk by Mr. Spear highlighted local involvement opportunities.
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Winchester and Frederick
Red Cross
Veterans’ Bureau
Winchester
Volunteer Motor Corps
Kurta
Ssekdetine Clothing
Ae Anne
Ssi
American Red Cross
Spear
Virginia State Tuberculosis Association
Tuberculosis Association
Frederick County
Democrats Organize City Campaign Committee
Local Democratic leaders held a meeting at Handley forming a campaign club. D. W. Ritenour named manager and Fred Forney elected chairman of the first ward committee with N Page heading the second ward. A mass meeting to respond to attacks by the Seventh district GOP is planned at Pierce's schoolhouse in Clarke county. Representative T. W. Harrison spoke briefly urging support for reelection.
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Handley
D. W. Ritenour
Harry Ardy
Secresr
Fred, Forney
N Page
T. W. Harrison
Beard
Lican
Pierce
Clarke County
Ritebour
T . Judge Harrison
Stage Stars Arrive for The Circle in Winchester Tonight
Stage company for Somerset Maugham comedy The Circle arrives in Winchester by auto this afternoon. Miss Charlotte Walker Miss Amelia Bingham Mr Henry E Dixey Mr Witton Lackaye and Mr Norman Hackett headline the all star cast. Mr L Marshall Baker hosts an after theatre supper at his Washington street home. Curtain rises at 8 15 with a full house anticipated.
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Somerset Maugham
Winchester
L. Marshall Baker
The
Empire
Charlotte Walker
Amelia Bingham
Henry E. Dixey
Witton Lackaye
Norman Hackett
Washington Street
State
My Old Kentucky Home shown at Strand Theatre today
Original story by Anthony Paul Kelly based on a famous ballad directed by Ray C. Smallwood. The Strand Theatre presents the South set romance with mother love and thrilling racing scenes. Shown today and Friday with high expectations and statewide interest.
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Kentucky
Old Kentucky Home
Anthonyt
Paul Kelly
Ford Prices Reduced at Chapman Auto Sales
All models are reduced by 50 dollars except tractors and Lincoln cars. Act now as demand may be high. Chapman Auto Sales announces the price cut and urges customers to buy today.
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Chapman
Furniture Sale Saturday at Snider Warerooms
Auction begins promptly at 10 o clock Saturday morning the estate of W Roy Stephenson. Sale held at W B Snider & Sons warerooms 329 North Market Street. Sale bill inside.
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W. Roy Stephenson
W. B. Snider & Sons
North Market Street
Public Speaking by Congressman Harrison in Middletown and Stephenson
Congressman Harrison will address voters in Middletown on Saturday night October 21 at 8 p.m. and in Stephenson on Tuesday night October 24. The appearances aim to discuss campaign topics and duties to the electorate.
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Harrison
Middletown
Stephenson
Drought of 1822 Remembers Valley's Hard Times
The Woodstock Times reports that a severe drought in 1822 curtailed cattle passes and forced long retrograde movements to find forage. The note parallels modern drought fears, noting the Shenandoah Valley was then wooded and a key trade route to markets in the South and North.
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Shenandoah
Woodstock Times
Richmond
Woodstock
Allied rulings bar Kemalist police from entering Constantinople
Constantinople October 18. Allied missions decide to keep the Kemalist gendarmerie bound for Thrace out of the city. The British navy is ordered to intercept any vessel carrying Turkish national police. The Turkish population prepared on a large scale to receive the Kemalists.
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Constantinople
Thrace
Virginia Barrel Co Seeks Stave Timber for North Market Plant
The Virginia Barrel Company seeks several thousand cords of stave timber delivered to its North Market street plant. Full particulars available at the second floor office in the Farmers & Merchants National Bank Building.
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North Market Street
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Virginia Barrel Company
Tires at Low Prices in Court Square
Tires priced at 8.50 for 30x34 fabric with other sizes available at low prices. Located at 19 to 31 Court Square, THOS H. Sprint.
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THOS
H. Sprint
Court Square
Congregation thanks attendees and press for evangelistic services
A pastor expresses appreciation on behalf of the congregation to all who attended the evangelistic services in the Auditorium and contributed to their success. Gratitude is also given to The Star for its announcements and public exposure of the meetings as the church aims to serve every city interest for good.
Tire stock listing at Court Square shop
Falls Tires and Evergreen Tubes advertise in stock sizes 30x3 to 36x6. The notice lists Thos. H. Sprint at 15 Court Square as contact or seller for these tire offerings.
Shenandoah Valley District Literary League Formed
A meeting of superintendents and principals from five Shenandoah Valley counties resulted in the formation of the Shenandoah Valley District Literary League. Milton C. Hollingsworth was named president with G. W. Garner secretary. Regulations set three contests sight reading public speaking and debating and a district winner to advance to the state contest at the university.
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Shenandoah Valley
Woodstock
Frederick
J. H. Riddick
University of Virginia
Leslie D. Kline
Clarke and Frederick
John H. Booten
Page
V. Maker
Shenandoah
J. C. Beard
Middletown
Harold R. Edwards
Gross Junction
Floyd E. Koontz
Stanley
K. O. Heiston
Luray
W. J. Shewall
R. B. Weicks
New Market
Harry B. Hanger
Lena Langer
Bridgewater
J. R. Wry
Riddick
Virginia
United States
Booton
League
Lst
Hth
Fth
U S Radiator Chicd?rp Job Ad West Newton Pa
$3.60 per day to start with a chance to learn radiator molding and advance as you learn the work up to $5.25 daily. Not over nine hours per day. Quick action for a steady job. No strikes or labor troubles. U. S. RADIATOR CHRP. West Newton Pa.
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U. S
West Newton
Winchester High to Present Cadman and Princess Taianina
The auditorium will be well heated Friday night for a Winchester High School program featuring Charles Wakefield Cadman and Princess Taianina. Tickets are expected to sell quickly as the event promises musical performances and cultural readings.
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Winchester High School
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Princess Tsianina
Dellinger Dies After Self-Inflicted Razor Injury
Dr. George W. Dellinger 81 a Middletown native and former Confederate veteran dies at Richmond Soldiers Home hospital section from a severed artery after an apparent self-inflicted razor wound during a nurse absence. Funeral set for Mount Hebron Chapel with Masonic pallbearers. He had lived in Middletown and Latimer's artillery served in the Civil War. Relatives in Maryland notified. funeral arrangements completed at a request of his nephew Herbert S. Larrick.
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George W. Dellinger
Middletown
Richmond
Frederick
Latimer
Con
Dellinger
Hathndants
Herbert
Larrick
Westernpo
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Dr. Dellinger
Mount Hebron
Boyd V. Switzer
Braddock Street
Dpric
Spen
Dend
David Dellinger
Frederick Coi
Brentie Overall
Elias 8. Overall
Virginia
Front Royal
Charles B. Dellinger
Westernport
Harv. Dellinger
Piedmont
W. Va
Lewis Dellinger
Baltimore
William B. Cornwell
Winchester
Nannie Dellinger
Veterans
Confederate Telerans of
Dellinfer
Ness
Lost Tire and Rim on Pughtown Pike Reward
Lost tire and rim reported on Pughtown Pike Sunday night. Reward offered at Price's Barber Shop.
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Pughtown Pike
Price
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Ia Brick
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Miss Walker
Miss Bingham
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T. Russell Cather
Moling & Seal
Patri
General Scott
Rio Grande
BAR Against
Turk Police
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