Airing Resumed Along Tug River War News In West Virginia
Federal troops operate in Madison and Tug River area as armed bands clash with authorities. Miners claim no injuries while gunfire resumes along Crooked Creek and Spruce Fork Ridge as planes report bombs not used. Sub district president Blizzard says miners seek protection before returning home.
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Bruce W. Va
Kentucky Hills
Tug River
West Virginia
Tom Davis
Morgan
Mingo
Davis
Mingo County
Washington
White House
Harding
War
Bandholtz
Logan
W. Va
Eubanks
Logan County
Spruce Fork Ridge
Crooked Creek
Madison
Sharples
W. M. Blizzard
Ason
Barber Changes Position At Mike Shiner's Shop
Mr James Cave accepts a position at Mike Shiner's barber shop and invites friends to call. He will be ready for business on Tuesday Sept 6. A lost pocketbook with five dollar bill and small change at 705 S Main street offers reward.
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James Cave
Mike Shiner
Mike’s
S. Main Street
Winchester Steam Laundry to Close Monday
The Winchester Steam Laundry will close on Monday in observance of Labor Day with 1 p.m. hours.
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Winchester Steam
Charge It Proves Young's Best Film at Arditorium
Clara Kimball Young stars in Charge It which opened a two days run to a large crowd praising the feature as a wholesome entertaining lesson to men and women. The Clyde Cook comedy also delights as Mr and Mrs C J Hirth and children return from a week in Pittsburgh with Frith relatives.
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Clara Kimball Young
Arditorium
Young
New York City
Clyde Cook
Wadesville
Frith
Pittsburgh
W. J. Hirth
Latimer Krayvarik
The Evolution of the Bathtub and Shenandoah Valley Harvest
Miss Wight discusses the bathtub’s changing image from unhealthy and undemocratic to accepted. The Shenandoah Valley’s famed scenery and productivity are noted, with a quieter autumn apple harvest described as lacking red and gold brilliance.
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Shenandoah Valley
First Bathtub Arrives in Cincinnati 1842 Sparked Debates
The article recalls the 1842 Cincinnati installation of the first U S bathtub by Adam Thompson and the ensuing controversy. It notes newspaper labels as epicurean luxury, medical opposition, and early legislative actions in Philadelphia and Virginia, with President Fillmore later adopting a tub in the White House.
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United States
Cincinnati
Adam Thompson
Thompson
Philadelphia
White House
Spaniards Rout Moorish Tribesmen at Nezquiea Outpost
In Nelilla Morocco on September 3 the Moorish tribesmen attacked Spanish positions at Nezquiea but were repelled with heavy losses. Reports from the enemy camp confirm a severe defeat for the Moors amid a determined assault on the outpost.
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Associated Press
Nelilla
Morocco
Nezquiea
Prince of Monaco Stricken With Severe Illness
Paris reports the Prince of Monaco is extremely ill at a Font-Renon hotel in the Pyrenees after hunting chamois. A cold triggered a recurrence of a long standing illness, with authorities giving no further details on his condition.
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Prince OF
Monaco
Associated Press
Paris
Prince of Monaco
Font Renen
Pyrenees
Open Churches Armistice Day Movement Grows
Cleveland Sept 3 A movement to have all churches open one hour on Armistice Day for services to support the disarmament conference in Washington has been started by the National League of Women Voters.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
National League of Women Voters
American Legion vs All Stars of the Blue Ridge League
Baseball at Equity Park on September 6 7 and 8 features American Legion against the All Stars of the Blue Ridge League. Game times listed as day events with a 2 1p 31 format in OCR.
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Thurssday
American Legion
ALL Stars
Blue Ridge
Equity Park
Friendship Fire Benefit Check For Cooperage Plant Loss
A charity event raised twenty five dollars for the Friendship Fire company in appreciation of firemen who fought a large Cooperage plant fire last Wednesday. The donation and good will were welcomed by the crew and inspire continued dedication to service.
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Besiield Harpes
Cooperage Cmpany
Cooperage Company
Bath
American Legion Benefit Night at Empire Theatre Tuesday
Tuesday night at the Empire Theatre half of the net proceeds will go to the American Legion Base Ball team to help cover heavy expenses for the Blue Ridge League All Stars games. Features Mary Miles Minter in Call Me Little Girl and Larry Lemon in Shigs comedy.
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Empire Theatre
American Legion
ALL Stars
Blue Ridge League
Mary Miles Minter
Larry Lemon
Kern Campbell warehouse and cooper shop report safety after fire
Winchester Cooperage Co announces its Kern and Campbell building warehouse and cooper shop were not damaged by Thursday afternoon fire. The firm says it has a stock of barrels on hand and can fill all orders promptly and has opened its office in the Kern and Campbell building to receive orders of any size.
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Kern & Campbell
Winchester Cooperage Coo
Great Peerless Orchestra at Rosemont Park Labor Day
Tonight at Rosemont Park the Great Peerless Orchestra performs for Labor Day with a Mardi Gras Dance Whirl at 12.80. Free afternoon dancing and evening events include prizes. Ladies 50 cents, gentlemen 1.00.
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Great Peerless Orchestra
Empire Preview Ad Promises Value at Upcoming Program
Read the fifth page for interest and see what a wonderful Empire program is going to pull off next week. Advert says be on hand for Monday’s earlier event and enjoy maximum value for money at the same prices.
The Sins of Rozanne and Harold Lloyd Comedy At Empire Tonight
Paramount offers The Sins of Rozanne a six part mystery romance starring Jack Holt Ethel Clayton and Harold Lloyd. Also show is By the Sad Sea Waves with Pathe News and Aesop's Fables. No admission increase. Come early for good seats.
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Jack Holt
Ethel Clayton
Harold Lloyd
Paramount
Rozanne
Pathe News
Kool. Ip
Colonial Brick Corporation seeks buyers for stock offering
A firm formed to run brick plants including Colonial hand made brick offers stock for sale. The prospectus is available from Hansbrough and Carter, with preferred stock paying 8% plus 20% of any common stock dividend, making the investment attractive.
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Corporatino Direct
Colonial Brick Corporation
Hansbrough & Carter
Mad dog killed after chase on Martinsburg turnpike
A man driving a car with two men and a club chased a reportedly mad collie on the Martinsburg turnpike north of town. The dog was pinned by a car wheel and beaten to death by a club used by one man. A veterinarian diagnosed rabies. the owner could not be determined.
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Martinsburg
Shade Motor Company
Winchester Cold Rage
A. W. Shade
Gould Lovett
Mr. Shade
Mr. Lovett
Cumberland Valley
Trearby
Nee
High Apie
E. Miller
Ford cars flood Chapman’s Auto Sales prompt orders
Sixty two new Ford cars arrived this month with forty orders on file for future delivery. Fifty cars are planned for next month. Place your order now to get one promptly through Chapman’s Auto Sales.
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Chapman's
Miss Harloe Weds William H. Hottel in Quiet Home Ceremony
Eva Dale Harloe and William H. Hottel were married at 6 o clock in Mrs. William Harloe's residence 720 South Braddock Street The Rev A A Kelly officiated before a small group with a niece as maid of honor Nan Keating played the wedding music The couple will live in the city after a trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit and Canadian points aboard a Pennsylvania Railroad train
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William BB. Harloe
South
Braddock Street
Eva Dale Harlee
William H. Hottel
A. A. Kelly
Grace Lutheran Church
Edyth Virginia Harlow
Nan Keating
Mr. Hottel
William F. Hottel
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Navy
Vera Crus
Mexico
Panama
America
University of Virginia
France
Forty-fifth Coast Artillery
Railroad
William F. Harlee
Will Trade New Overland Coupelet for Ford
For rent a furnished house from Oct 1 at 311 Fairmont Avenue. Trade note: willing to swap the new Overland coupelet for any good used Ford car. advertisement filed 8 22.1p tf.
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DO Chapman
Fairmont Avenue
Public Sale of Five Passenger Maxwell Car in Winchester
A five passenger closed top Maxwell car in fine condition will be sold for cash in front of Court House in Winchester at 1:30 PM Saturday Sept 3 1921. Car can be seen at 507 Fairmont Avenue. S K Hicks Executor of J S Hicks deceased.
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Maxwell
Court House
Winchester
Fairmont Avenue
S. K. Hicks
J. S. Hicks
Winchester Banks Remain Closed After Notice
Pending a decision of The Winchester Clearing House Association the banks of Winchester will not reopen on Saturday nights. Farmers and Merchants National Bank cashier H. D. Fuller Shenandoah Valley National Bank cashier W. G. Hardy Union Bank of Winchester cashier Chas. J. Summers Commercial and Savings Bank cashier John E. Sloat.
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Winchester Clearing House Association
Banks of
Winchester
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
H. D. Fuller
Shenandoah Valley Nat'l Bank
W. G. Hardy
Union Bank OF Winchester
Chas. J. Summers
THE
Commercial and Savings Bank
John £. Sloat
Used Fords and piano studio ad misprint
An old classified item promotes used Fords with monthly payments across all models priced 150 to 650. It mentions twenty five cars and a contact through Chapman’s Auto Sales. A separate notice seeks room for a piano studio in a central location from October to June, asking inquiries through Miller’s Drug Store.
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Miller’s Drug Store
Barber Shops Close Monday Labor Day Notice
All barber shops will close on Labor Day Monday. The notice also mentions hiring workers aged at least 16 for Saturday afternoons and after school with opportunities for suitable boys.
Private Thomas Garrett Adams Laid To Rest In Hebron Cemetery
The body of Private Thomas Garrett Adams of Company 4 300th Infantry United States Army was brought from N J to France and home for burial in Hebron Cemetery. Services were held at Gainesboro Southern Methodist Church with a firing squad and taps at the grave. Pallbearers were cousins T Carson Ocean B Adams C T Adams Walter E Adams and F Mr Adams of Gainesboro.
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Thomas Garrett Adams
Twentieth ‘Infantry
United States Army
France
Ge Hebron
Boken
N. J
Southern Methodist
Gainesboro
George W
Company Ff
First Virginia
T. Carson Ocean
B. Adams
C. T. Adams
Walter E. Adams
Adame
A Adams
Burg
W. Va
Akeley County
Martinsburg
Erneste
Alcohol enforcement chief plans Ohio field visit
Prohibition Commissioner yuesis outlines future field enforcement in Ohio and eastern states. He intends to visit Baltimore New York and Boston during a forthcoming trip, and efforts to coordinate between the Washington office and field units are noted.
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Associated Press
Washington
Yuesisning
Ohio
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Haynes
Bulk Apples Wanted by C. V. Golden & Co
A grainy notice seeks bulk apples for cash paid by the barrel at a local warehouse. C. V. Golden & Co advertise readiness to purchase apples, inviting sellers to contact for terms and prices.
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Barrel Apples
C. V. Golden
COMPA
Ashby Sprint
The Star Announces Evening Edition Change
The Star will issue on September 9 at 5 PM instead of the afternoon. Readers may request changes by 2 o'clock Saturday. The notice specifies labor day timing adjustments and a shift in publication to an evening edition.
Stephens City Law Enforcement Notice Issued
Warning to motor vehicles roller skaters and other violators that Stephens City laws will be enforced from Sept 1 1921 signed by Mayor S M Stickley.
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Steephens City
S. M. Stickley
Dance Tuesday at Rouss Hall on West Wa Street
Dancing begins at 9 p m Tuesday at Rouss Hall with music by Whi Dance Ong. Mrs A B Carson and children, visiting from Riverton, Warr County, stayed with Mrs D B Conrad and her mother on West Wa Street yesterday.
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Rouss Hall
Dak Tame
Whi Dance Ong
Cheatra
Spiras
A. B. Carson
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Charleston
Little Coal River
Chesapeake and Ohio
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Boone
H. H. Bandholtz
Barber
Miss Wight
Empire
Rosemont Park
Martinsburg Pike
Miss Harloe
WM. H. Hottel
Clark
Winchester Orchard Sup, CO
Market St
Euulve
Chapman
Thomas G. Adams
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