Cabinet Meets In Special Session On Coal Strike
Senate resolution by Senator Myers calls on the executive branch to vindicate law amid threatened soft coal strike. Cabinet to consider government stance with Railroads Director General Hines invited. Secretary Lansing absent sick. President Wilson to issue statement after cabinet session. John L. Lewis later notifies miners to quit work.
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Colorado
Wilson
Inqulty
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Tumulty
White House
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Caital
Labor
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John L. Lewis
The
United Mine
Trotzky Beats 11 on a Railroad Car
The Associated Press reports Leon Trotzky’s staff captured at Tsaraskoe Selo. Trotzky escaped by clinging to a railroad car and later fled in an automobile. Fresh successes claimed show Bolshevik forces attacking the Russian northwestern army and recapturing Tsaraskoe Selo and Tarnovsk near Petrograd amid ongoing advances.
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Copenhagen
Leon Trotzky
Russia
Tsaraskoe- Selo
National Tidende
Trotsky
London
Leon ‘Trotsky
Petrograd
Tsaraskoe-Selo
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Yudenitch
Count Peranchi Death Proclaimed Then Denied
IOKIO report delayed in October announces Field Marshal Count Peranchi is alive after initial death reports. Physicians say he sank into a coma yesterday but has not died, despite earlier official pronouncements and posthumous honors.
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Iokio
Japan
Time change notice for church services
Set clocks back one hour no change in service times. Sunday school at 9 30. Preaching at 11 and 7 30 o clock.
Miss Mary E. Martin to Speak at Coffman Schoolhouse
Miss Mary E. Martin a church evangelist from Mount Airy will speak at Coffman school house Saturday night October 25 at 7 o clock and again Sunday at 3 o clock at Jubilee.
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Mary E. Martin
Church of the Brethren
Mount Airy
Mdi
Coffman's
Jubilee
Recital Date For Richmond Elocutionist Miss Dudley Moved
Owing to ruin the recital of Miss Bessie May Dudley of Richmond elocutionist has been moved to Tuesday Oct 28 at 730 p m at Sunrise Church The performer promises to make you laugh and forget your troubles.
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Bessie May Dudley
Richmond
Sunrise Church
Miners Vote To Strike If Government Fails to Act
Workers across the nation are urged to halt mining next Friday night. The miners demand humane treatment and a new wage agreement, accusing operators of delaying talks to gain price increases. Lewis says coal prices will rise as a result and state institutions face coal deliveries shortages.
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Lewis
Mine Workers’ Organization
Dr Swath to Speak at Farewell Address
Rev William D Smith D D has accepted an invitation to address the city and community at the Episcopal Church next Monday October 27 at 8 p m He is urged to speak as a man among all denominations before leaving the community Committee members include William S White Sam Chiles W T Gore Allan Bond Fred Striker A L Green T R Cathier Leslie D Kline W Bond R Frank Barr H C Sheetz Eugene Cooper Robert L Gray W Snider Dr J L Whitlock Arthur Leafe W A Sale and others
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William ‘D. Smith
D. D
Episcopal Church
Mr. Smith
Ares
William S. White
Sam Chiles
W.T. Gore
Allan Bond
Architectural Firm Formed by Stuart H Edmonds
Stunned by growing demand for his designs, architect Stuart H Edmonds forms a new firm to handle client load. The change signals continued expansion and increased project capacity for the architect and his team.
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Stuart H. Edmonds
Architects Offer Practical Help for Any Building Project
Edmonds Richards Architects at 32 Rouss Avenue Winchester Virginia express willingness to prove architectural practicality. They position their services as valuable across diverse building operations.
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Rouss
Winchester
Virginia
Wanted Yorks Bens Staymans and Twigs
Boyd Richards Apple Broker advertises sought items in or out of storage from The People's Drug Co listing Shenandoah Bank Building Bell phones 76 and 289 W. notice indicates Sunday October 26 opening.
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Staymans and Twigs
Boyd Richards
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Fifty Shorthorns at Winchester Fair Grounds Sale
A sale of 50 registered Shorthorns set for Friday October 31 at 10 o clock at the Winchester Fair Grounds. A banquet is planned the evening before at Rouss Hall at 8 p.m. Farm Bureau of Chamber Commerce offers sale catalog and banquet tickets. Also note a chocolate covered fruits and nuts special at The People’s Drug Co. and a Decker piano for sale via Mrs R E Perrine Berryville Va.
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Berryville
York apples offered for hand picking at high prices
National Fruit Products Co announces York apples available for hand picking with drops of 2 1 4 inches and requests callers to use phone number 346 for pricing and orders.
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York
National Fruit Products CO
Notice to creditors on estate of F A Or ran decd
Parties owing estate of F A Or ran decd or holding claims against said estate please settle with undersigned 16-16-4w Jas P Reardon Exor
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Jas. P. Reardon
Auction Notice Near White Post Details Items for Sale
Local sale listing specifies livestock implements a milling out fit a sprayer and furniture near White Post with a 11 a m start time. Rhodes listed as contact or seller.
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White Post
Rhodes
Boyd's Drug Store Hog Tonic Ad Announcement
An advertisement from Boyd's Drug Store promotes Sal-Vet Hog Tonic, claiming it is a top hog feed supplement and noting a shipment received. The note emphasizes the product’s value for livestock feeding.
Holstein sale announced in Middletown by M. P. Kline
Holstein cows and heifers to be sold at Middletown on October 28 at 10 a.m. Special items include Lady Helen Chocolate Covered Cherries for 69 cents per pound. Also ads for Felt Mattresses from R. M. Swimley.
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M. P. Kline
Middletown
Never Sacrifice Self Respect 19 Become A Toady
Rhetorical column contrasts William Waldorf Astor with Ben Franklin, criticizing social climbing for titles. It praises Franklin's plain American pride and laments Astor’s pursuit of aristocratic status, noting he paid dearly and earned contempt in both countries. (Continued on page 3.)
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William Waldorf Astor
Mog
Astor Millians
William Waldorf
England
Viscount Astor
Astor
Ben Franklin
France
Rob Roy
Special Music Planned for Centenary Reformed Church Installation
Tomorrow at Centenary Reformed Church will feature special music during the installation of Rev Clarence Woods as pastor. Morning service at 11 includes preludes anthems prayers hymns and an installation sermon by Rev S L Flick inger. Evening service at 7 30 features another set of preludes anthems hymns and a main sermon by Rev J B Garrison.
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Centenary Reformed Church
Clarence Woods
Batiste
the Hart
Davis
Garrison
Bentley
S.L. Flickinger
Christ
A. M
Gluck
Mason
G. KE
Flagler
Scott
Wesley
Sweeney
Hastings
Guaranteed Bed Spring from R M Swimley
Community advertisement seeks a guaranteed bed spring from R M Swimley. Contact details are limited to the short notice and date 25-1p-21 potentially indicating publication or catalog reference.
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R. M. Swimley
Desirable Real Estate Deals Near Winchester
Opportunites to acquire low priced properties include a 32 acre farm with new dwelling and barn near Winchester on the Pike, 65 acres with 30 in orchard and a 100 acre tract with a 10 acre bearing orchard. Also brick twelve room dwelling with stable, a six room double brick on South Main, plus other properties and low terms. Brokers offer gilt edge mortgage bonds on loan money.
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Winchester
Pike
Hansbrough and Carter Insurance Loans Real Estate Ad
Winchester Seed Co purchases offer seed wheat rye barley falfa timothy and other grasses. Includes 600 bushels for sale. Hansbrough and Carter Insurance Loans Real Estate advertise services. Iptf.
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Hansbrough & Carter Insurance
Iptf
Winchester Seed Co
WANTED Young Active Pickers Report Daily at Mack Noonan’s
Help wanted for fruit harvest. Seek young active pickers to report every morning by seven at Mack Noonan’s livery. Wages paid, location Round Hill Orchards.
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Mack Noonan
Master Violinist At Empire Monday
A rare Empire performance features Josef Konec ny, noted Bohemian violinist, with Mary Tris on piano and Lola Marel Alley as soprano. Endorsed by the Superintendent of Schools. Tomorrow’s services include preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. by Rev. J Parola, with Sunday school at 2 p.m.
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Josef Konecny
Anmeiican Lezion
Mary Tris
Lola Marel Alley
Supt. of Schools
J. ©. Parola
President Wilson Gains Strength Says Bulletin
Physicians report President Wilson is slowly gaining strength. Dr Grayson notes he should not be burdened with business matters today and the prohibition enforcement bill will likely be delayed until next week.
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Washington
Wilson
Grayson
Statement by Robert Day Brooks on Divorce Case
Robert Day Brooks issues a written statement to The Star denying desertion in a revised divorce proceeding. He argues his wife deserted him, asserts earlier grounds were changed to a false claim, and asks the paper to correct public impression. Brooks cites letters, service period events, and his intention to avoid court involvement while seeking fairness.
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Handsome Gift for Rev. of Smith Ready for Departure
The Rev Dr W D Smith, rector of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church in Winchester for fourteen years, will depart for Richmond to lead St Mark's Episcopal Church. Congregation members presented a Kirk’s reprousse silver pitcher and Dowl at a surprise gathering hosted by Col H H Baier. Smith expressed gratitude and said the gift embodies the affection shown to him.
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W. D. Smith
Winchester
Richmond
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Congregation of
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
H. H. Baier
Smith
Robert T. Barton
Demands for Jenkins Release Spark U S Action
Washington reports demands on the Mexican government for the safe release of William O. Jenkins the U S consular agent at Peabla while a ransom of 150 000 is demanded by the kidnapper. Senator Myers seeks to force President Wilson to use all armed forces to secure his release.
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William O. Jenkins
Peabla
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Senate
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Riots at Canton Prompt Ohio National Guard Mobilization
Governor Cox ordered mobilization of approximately the national guard to Canton after reports of serious rioting linked to a strike. Colonel John M. Bingham reported conditions as bad and urged immediate action to stop rioting as Mayor May was ousted and Canton merchants sought aid.
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Ohio
Sera
Anton
Cox
National Guard
Ahr
John M. Bingham
Adjutant General's Office
Canton
Vesper Canton
Canton Retail Merchants’ Association
Bingham
Colder Weather Forecast for North and Middle Atlantic States
The forecast calls for considerable cloudiness with periods of rain in the first half of the week across the North and Middle Atlantic States. Analyses indicate noticeably colder temperatures and frost after Monday.
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Middle Atlantic
Anal
Market Weakness After Irregular Opening
New York stocks opened irregularly and sold off as traders reacted to overnight industrial signals. United States Steel and leaders declined to weekly lows while many speculations dropped 6 to 15 points from prior highs. Steel, equipment and oil shares lost 2 to 10 points. shippings 2 to 6, rails 1 to 2, miscellaneous 2. Closing was weak with about 800000 shares traded.
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United States Steel
Stevedores Likely End Strike Sunday in New York Harbor
In New York on October 25, a stevedores walkout hindered port activity with about 40,000 workers affected. Only 614 were at work yesterday as nearly 500 ships were tied up, causing owners to report losses around 4 million dollars. Negotiations mediated to end the strike by Sunday.
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She-Comen
Sels
Heya
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