Truck Overturns in Harpers Ferry Injuring Three Men
A city hired truck en route to Baltimore overturned on Harpers Ferry Main Street at about 2 AM. Three workers from Winchester were injured. Penn suffered a crushed leg and possible amputation, Garber and Line were bruised. All were treated at Frederick City Hospital. Garber returned to Winchester, Penn and Sine remained hospitalized.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Harpers Ferry
West Virginia
Fred. Ronn
Homer Garber
Holgar Line
Garber
Long Hill
Boliver
Main
Penn
Frederick City
Sine
Thomas J. Trier
Frederick
Star
J .Gontier
Fire Destroys Wheat Stacks On Wright Farm
Sparks ignited a large stack of wheat at Arthur S. Wright’s farm one mile north of White, Clarke County. Flames confined to the original stack while a brigade held the fire until Boyce engine arrived, then Friendship truck from Winchester extinguished it. About $500 damage. The farm was tenanted by Arthur Buckley.
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Arthur S. Wright
White
Clarke County
Boyce
Friendship
Winchester
Wright Farm
Arthur Buckley
Lord Mayor MacSwiney Fails to Stay Conscious in Brixton
An Associated Press report from London dated September 3 states Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork rapidly approached unconsciousness in Brixton prison near noon. Officials noted he was too weak to converse during the morning.
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Associated Press
London
Mac Swiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
Funeral for Hunter Gold Held at Braddock Street Home
Services for Henry R. A. Goodwin rector of Christ Episcopal Church were held at J. H. Gold’s North Braddock Street residence at 4 p.m. Gold, recently returned from hospital after neuralgia illness, died suddenly from heart failure on the street. Friends describe him as affable and generous. pallbearers included M. M. Lynch and Dr. W. M. Janney. Rev. Clarence Woods conducted a simple Elks service.
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Henry
R.A. Goodwin
Christ Senater Church
J. H. Gold
North Braddock Street
Mr. Gold
Swimsey
Braddock Street
Gold
University of Virginia
State Good Roads Association
Episcopal Church
Christ Church
the Elks
M. M. Lynch
H. D. Fuller
R. L. Gray, Sr
C. A
Marriage License Issued to Clary Wilson and Pearl Garrett
A marriage license was issued yesterday afternoon in the county clerk's office to Clary Wilson of El upon Springs West Virginia and Miss Pearl Garrett of this county. The groom was mentioned as the recipient.
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Clary. Wilson
Apon Springs
W. Va
Pearl Garrett
Winchester Cold Storage Plant to Store Apples
Refrigeration is now in operation at the Winchester Cold Storage Company plant. The new building, under construction for months, will allow 300000 barrels of storage capacity, making it the largest apple storage plant in the world. The facility will be ready to store apples by October 1 as work continues at full pace.
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Winchester Cold Storage Company
Winchester Orchard Supply ad and Fire Co meeting notice
Orchard ladders and baskets for picking and packing apples and peaches from Winchester Orchard Supply Company at 301 N Market St. Also a notice for the Charley Rouss Fire Co regular meeting Friday Sept 3 at 8 oclock, urging every member to attend. signed by secretary D B Brown.
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Charley Rouss Fire Co
Cc. D. Brown
Winchester Welcomes Scout Troop 32 Tonight
All Scouts are urged to attend the 8 o'clock meeting this evening where Troop 32 of Washington will be formally welcomed by the Scout Commissioner in Winchester.
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Washington
Winchester
California visitors to Staunton for studies at academy
Mr. David H. Patterson Jr. and his son David Z. Patterson of San Francisco arrived in Staunton to visit Mrs. Mary A. Zirkle on South Main Street. The younger Patterson will resume studies at Staunton Military Academy and is Zirkle’s grandson.
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David H. Patterson, Jr
David Z. Patterson
San Francisco
Cal
Mary A. Zirkle
South Main Street
Patterson
Staunton, Va
Staunton Military Academy
Zirkle
Wanted stone and fruit at depot and residence sale
WANTED sp tt All kinds of fruit at C V Depot. SAM HAINES Bell Phone 476. BROKEN STONE WANTED Cream broken stone in sizes suitable or crusher wanted. Prompt delivery at Winchester. $1.25 per yard paid for stone delivered. See William Beverley Supt. At residence of Mrs Anna Hobson No 410 North Main Street at 11 o'clock next Saturday. Bedroom suites parlor chairs stoves etc.
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C. V. Depot
Sam Haines
Bell Phone
Winchester
William Beverley
Anna Hobson
North Main Street
Empire Tire Sale and Classified Fragments
Tire advertisement lists multiple casings with sizes and prices, cash discount noted. Also notices for stenographer position at Chamber of Commerce, a real estate investment opportunity at $4,000, and a Sarah Zane Fire Company meeting notice with secretary appeal.
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Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Fair For Rent Ad
Farm on 2 acres near Burn Factory five miles from Winchester available for rent. Apply J. H. Bromley Berryville Va.
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Winchester
J. H. Bromley
Berryville
Salvation Army workers arrive in Winchester to lead services
Ensign Mary Leigh and Cadet An d mie Woodall from Washington, D C have arrived to replace Capt Van Bemond and wife as Salvation Army leaders in Winchester They served in France and England and will continue eight oclock services with an open air service The Winchester community expects continued success under their guidance
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Ensign Mary Leigh
Cadet
Mie Woodall
Washington, D.C
Winchester
Salvation Army
Capt
van Bemond
Washington
Ensign Leigh
France
Cadet Woodall
America
Salvation Aemy
England
Salvaition Army
Yelock
Ensigh Leigh
van Egmond
Demand to reopen agreement sparks union action
A 13 member committee of the general scale committee was appointed to push reopening of yesterday’s agreement between united mine workers and operators to file new demands. In Wilkes Barre many insurgent miners leave 125 collieries idle and 130 000 workers away, signaling a serious exodus from the anthracite fields as some head to soft coal regions and midwestern centers. A Friendship picnic at Rock Enon Springs Park on September 6 features round and square dancing on two large floors.
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Scranton
United Mine Workers
Wilkesbarre
Rock Enon ‘Springs Park
First Break in Strikers Rank at Brooklyn R T C
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company reports the first break in the strikers ranks as 146 long serving workers return to duty after 15 years plus, following Judge Mayer’s ruling that seniority rights would be restored upon return. The move ends a prolonged dispute and signals possible reform in labor relations.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Mayer
Dull Trading Marks Start Of New York Market Day
Stock activity opened slow with only a quarter of prior day’s turnover. Oils chemicals power and metal shares led gains while utilities stalled aside from Wells Fargo express up 3 4 points and rails demand staying to cheaper issues.
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Associated Press
New York
Wells Fargo Express
Cox Starts to Win the West in Ohio and Michigan Tour
Governor Cox opens the western swing en route to Michigan with a Toledo railroad station speech urging League of Nations action and condemning the Hague tribunal. He tells a Tecumseh crowd he campaigns for peace against Senate oligarchy, seeking to win in the name of national interests.
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Cox
Toledo
Michigan
League of Nations
Germany
Voice of America
Old Hague Tribunal
Tecumseh
Ohio
Senate
Merchants Set Labor Day Closure in Winchester
Winchester merchants pledge to close all stores on Labor Day Monday September 6 urging shoppers to buy Saturday. Notices list local firms and services including J M Orndoff Gray and Sheets TH K Green and Brother and McCrory Co. Library also to close for the holiday.
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Winchester
J. -M. Orndoff
Gray
Sheets
TH. K. Green
Jolliffe
Flour Advances in Indianapolis and Minneapolis Mills
Flour prices rose 25 to 60 cents per barrel at principal mills in Indianapolis and Minneapolis as a stronger wheat market pushed cattle and flour sectors higher. A Friendship Fire Company committee visited Rock Springs, while a distant note mentions a mild earthquake shock felt in Los Angeles with no reported damage.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Los Angeles
Cal
Court Decides Barrel Suit in Winchester Magistrate Court
In Winchester Magistrate Court a judgment for 5 dollars and costs favored defendant W Wall in the suit brought by A C Oates over 40 bal ance due on apple barrels. Wall claimed set off for Oates failure to deliver 100 barrels as contracted. Evidence showed 800 delivered at 65 cents each. price rose to 1.25 later. Court awarded Wall 5 dollars net after 45 dollar claimed difference and 40 owed. Oates appeals to Corporation Court. Barrel manufacturers testified on past prices.
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Magistrate's Court of
Winchester
Costa
A. C. Oates
W. Taylor Walk
Oates
Mr. Wall
Wall
Corporation Court
Friendship Fire Company Old-Time Basket Picnic
Tickets are on sale at The Star office for the Friendship Fire Company's old-time basket picnic at Rock Enon Springs. Buyers are urged to purchase tonight or Saturday so the railroad can arrange sufficient passenger coaches before Monday to accommodate expected crowds.
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Star
Friendship Fire
Rock Enon Springs
Provik
Children’s Day at the Winchester Fair
An innovation at the Great Winchester Fair will be Children’s Day on Tuesday September 7. All children will be admitted free and enjoy special attractions. Thousands of children from the area are expected to attend and see the great fair.
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Great Winchester Fatr
Star to Not Publish on Labor Day Monday
The Star will not publish on Monday September 6 Labor Day. Readers are advised the next issue will appear on the following business day.
Sugar price drops again in New York
Announcements set refined sugar prices on a similar basis to speculators' stocks. The Federal Sugar Refining Company cut its price to 15 cents a pound, less 2 percent. Arbuckle Brothers kept their list but offered limited fine granulated at 15 cents per pound. Other refineries held prices.
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Associated Press
New York
Sucay Refining Company
Arbuckle Brothers
Pasture for Rent and Local Advertisements
Advertisement fragment lists pasture rental contact H J Martin at Tubeyries Farm White Post VA and notes telephone service. Includes grocery ad for chocolate bonbons from Bee Thie People’s Drug and mentions rye and alfalfa grown for September, with a supply offer from Winchester See Co Inc.
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H. J. Martin
Tubeyries Farm
White, Post. Va
Boyce
Johan
Ptf
Winchester See Co., Inc
U boat S-5 saved by buoy and rescue ships
Reported across Philadelphia to the navy yard a submarine S-5 trapped for nearly two days beneath the Atlantic before rescuers used a buzzer buoy and hooks to lift the vessel. Crewmembers were saved with no injuries though air was scarce. Atlanticus and five other steamers towed S-5 toward Delaware capes.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
General Goethals
Fphia Navy Yard
Atle Ocean
Capelepen
M. Cooke
Atlanthua
Conn
Delaware
Develo
Marine
Lesa
Phio
Newport News
New
Ateranthus
Cooke
Capes
Boston
Mass
Delaware Capes
Naval
Buick and On Advertisement Page 3 Notice
Fragmentary ad note directs readers to view Buick and On advertisement on Page 3 with unclear details and instructions.
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City
M’swiney
Star Office
George B. Forney
Kernstown
Colinty
N. Market St
ROUSS
Miss Pierce
Thomas DIX
Drums Chapel
Swimley
Ferns
Prances Pierce
Frank Hugh Pierce
Crum
Cruuis Memorial Chapel
Goldenrod
Dean Pulliam
Noble C. Pierce
Virginia Pierce
John R. Crown
Ansd
Wilbur Gaunt
Hugh Pierce
Fountain Head
Piers
Mr. Dixe
Mr. Dix
Clarke
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Board of Supervisors
Dix
Urbanna
BOY Scouts OF America
California
Empire Tire Sale
T. J. Cooper. & Sons
Washington St
Clarence Millie
Sarah Zane
Sarah Zane Fire Company
P.m
Winchester Fair
Smith
Winchester Air
Frank Melville
New York City
Roy
Mevicar
Moling & Seal
Lottine Campbell
Patterson, N. J
Joseph KE. Campbell
Messinee Apartments
West Water Street
Anne & Seal
Charles E. Turner
Front Royal
The
F. Warren
Middletown
Majestic
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
C. B. Boyd
Sie
American Legion
George Barrie
W. A. Baker
Handley Library
City Hall
Scar
Dows
Friendship Boys
Rock
Pion Springs
Indianapolis
Rock Bnon Springs
Fox
Cape — Henlopen
Éral Goethals
Fourth Naval District
Phiphia
Navy Department
Orespen
Reqpest
Atlanticus
Atlanthcus
Jacob “Aker Warnecliffe
James L
Burton
Cambridge, Md
Sell Hutson
New Point
Piel Henry. C. Thompson
McCom Va
Prentice
Timore
Antot i Urban
Parkville
Buick
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