Germany admits Allies capture Clery on Somme front
The German war office acknowledged Allied capture of Chevy on the Somme, reporting 37 French officers and 437 men taken. London notes British attacks last night cleared Leusee woods, a mile north of Combles, after fierce fighting with German forces still holding Combles and nearby areas.
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Star
War Office
Chevy
Somme
London
Leusee
Combles
Camblies
Ginchy
German Counter Attacks Repulsed South of the Somme
Paris reports German counter attacks south of the Somme were repulsed overnight as they tried to halt French advance. South of Deniecourt a fierce assault failed to recapture lost territory after bombardment of a position the French had seized yesterday. At Verdun the German artillery prepped for Fleury but French fire stopped the plan.
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Paris
Somme
War Office
Deniecourt
Verdun
Fleury
Romanian advance, Austro German fronts widen
Within a week Roumanians seized over 7000 square miles of Bulgarian territory while Danube lines were cut. German and Bulgar forces advanced in Dobrudja, nearing Bucharest, as Russians report 4500 prisoners taken in Galicia and British troops clash with Turks west of Lake Van. No food riots in Germany, and Danish steamer Jeanne sunk with crew saved.
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Zurich
Dobrudja
Bucharest
Petrograd
Galicia
War Office
Hikicz
Roumania
Lake van
Germany
Berlin
London
Jeanne
Lloyd’s
Copenhagen
Ridgeway Services Schedule on September 10
Preaching planned on Ridgeway charge at Paynes Chapel 11 a.m. Arden 3 15 p.m. and Gerardstown 7 30 p.m. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper to be administered at the afternoon and evening services following the sermon.
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Ridgeway
Paynes Chapel
Arden
Gerardstown
Jefferson Girl Wins a Husband by Aquatic Feats
Iva Bell Davis of Charlestown West Virginia married hotel clerk Joseph A West after a bold Ocean View swim. She, 18, arrived with a letter of introduction and swam out beyond the fishing pond, impressing the life guards as a diving star in her season debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy” Lockwood
Iva Bell Davis
Joseph A. West
Ocean View
Norfolk
Wiest
Charlestown
Jefferson County
W. Va
West
Engineer Seibert Weds Miss Butt
Mr William L Seibert and Miss Bessie Butt were married yesterday morning at the bride home in Baltimore They left for a two weeks tour of northern cities Seibert a Maryland native has been an engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and ran the Shenandoah Special between Harrisonburg and Brunswick for two years Winchester friends wish the couple well. FOR SALE Barber Shop in Hable building apply to W B Barnett 9 6 1p 21)
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William L. Seibert
Bessie Butt
Baltimore
Mr. Seibert
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harrisonburg
Brunswick
Seibert
Winchester
Japan Demands Investigated Amid Mongolia Crisis
Washington reports Ambassadors Guthrie in Tokyo and Reinsch in Peking are examining the Japan China dispute tied to anti Japanese outbreaks in Mongolia and Manchuria. Tokyo asserts no open door policy breach while seeking indemnities and apologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Guthrie
Tokio
Japan
Reinsch
Peking
China
Mongolia
Inner Mongolia
Manchuria
United States
Traction Union Forecasts Morning Strike In New York
New York union organizer Fitzgerald announced a strike would occur between 1 and 2 am unless Mayor Mitchel intervenes. A meeting would decide the vote, expected to be unanimous. Officials predicted no strike on elevated and subway lines, citing union hesitation.
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New York
Fitzgerald
Mitchel
Traction
New York City
William Fitzgerald
Charles H Green to marry Ruth Ashmore Custis in Eastville
Edward Waddy Custis of Eastville Virginia announces engagement of his daughter Ruth Ashmore Custis to Charles H Green of White Post Clarke County Virginia. The couple plan a November wedding at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Eastville. Green is a former Winchester resident and local National Biscuit Company representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Waddy Custis
Eastville
Ruth Ashmore Custis
Charles H. Green
White Post
Clarke County
Virginia
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Mr. Green
Winchester
National Biscuit Company
R. C. Green
Bluefield
W. Va
Baltimore Grain Markets Close Prices
At the close of Baltimore wholesale markets at 8 oclock this afternoon No 2 red wheat quoted at 1.56 8 4 Corn quoted at 94 1 2 and 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Europe Worried Over Ship Bill
Washington diplomats report European concerns over a new shipping and revenue bill approved by the Senate. The measure would allow President Wilson to take discretionary action against nations discriminating against America, with potential retaliatory measures. Embassies cite possible trade agreement conflicts, while the State Department cautions on lawful implementation.
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Europe
Washington, Sept
Senate
Wilson
America
State Department
Lost bunch of keys between plant and restaurant
Report of a lost bunch of keys somewhere between the Standard Oil Plant and the Greek Restaurant. Return to Star office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Plant
Star Office
Crisman Farm Sale Notice Near Court House
Fragmentary notice reads valuable Crisman farm sale in front of Court House on September 12. The text is damaged and lacks full details but indicates an auction action and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Conference of United Brethren Meets Next Week
Ministers from Winchester and Frederick County prepare last sermons before attending the 117th Virginia conference in Shenandoah City Page County beginning September 13 at 9 o clock. Pastors may serve until reappointed by the presiding bishop. Local churches send lay delegates alongside pastors. Bishop William M Weekly of Parkersburg WV will preside. Continued on page 5.
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Winchester
Frederick County
United Brethren
Virginia Conference
Shenandoah City
Page County
William M. Weekly
Parkersburg
W. Va
Funeral of Late Miss Vernie Mills
The funeral for Vernie Mills who died after an automobile accident in Norfolk Virginia was held at 3 p m yesterday from her mother's home on Log Main street. Rev W D Smith officiated at Christ Episcopal Church with many relatives attending. Floral tributes filled the casket as pallbearers Carson Spillman John Anderson Luther Kremer George Clowser Hiett Harper and Howard Taytor served at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernie Mills
Ted
Star
Norfolk
Kate Mills
Logt Main Street
W. D. Smith
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Mount Hebron
Messrs
Carson Spillman
John Anderson
Luther Kremer
George Clowser
Hiett Harper
Howard Taytor
Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider Co Opens Apple Intake
The Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Company will begin taking cider apples tomorrow September 7. Ray Robinson manager reports the new intake phase starts promptly and will run as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Co
Ray Robinson
Mer
Contributions To The Monument Fund
Miss Lucy W. Russell treasurer of the Confederate monument fund reports a $20 contribution from Mr. E. V. Weems of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy W. Russell
Confederate Monument Fund
E. V. Weems
Winchester WCTU Plans Friday Picnic on Mrs Dunlap Lawn
Winchester W C T U will host a Friday afternoon picnic from 2 to 6 o clock on the lawn of Mrs. Fannie Dunlap at Berryville Pike. All members and friends are invited to bring baskets for an interesting program and a pleasant social afternoon. Secretary. 5-1p-2t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester W. C. T. U
Fannie Dunlap
Berryville Pike
Oklahoma Sacred Song Bird Performs At East Cork Church
A large audience of diverse races attended a recital last night at John Mann Methodist Church East Cork Street. Mme E L O Bruce the performer, a colored woman of Negro and Cherokee descent from Muskogee Oklahoma, will sing again tonight and tomorrow night at the same church. White friends who enjoy southern melodies are invited to attend. Boxes for the Winchester Fair should be requested from treasurer Luther Pannett at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mann Methodist Church
East Cork Street
Mme. E. L.O ‘Bruce
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Okla
Boundary Talks Open Between American and Mexican Commissioners
In New London on September 6 the American and Mexican commissioners began discussions to set a new understanding. They agreed to address border questions first, including boundary, troop withdrawal, and border protection from bandit raids, postponing financing the de facto government until after other issues and for ratification by their governments. Bankers want a settled situation before any loan questions are considered.
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New London
Conn
Winchester apple bulletin reports daily shipments and prices
The Winchester branch of the USDA Markets and Rural Organization issued its first daily apple bulletin. It lists yesterday's apple shipments by state, Winchester sales and prices, plus 9:50 A.M. telegraphic jobbing prices from major markets. Local notes cite calm demand and solid quality with Grimes Golden and Jonathan barrels priced around 2.59 to 3.00 dollars.
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Winchester
Office of Markets and Rural Organization
United States Department of Agriculture
M. S. Wiggins
United States
Grimes
Jonathan
Adamson Eight Hour Bill Signed by Wilson at Union Station
Railroads lift embargoes on freight shipments after the Adamson eight hour day bill is signed by President Wilson in Washington. To ensure legality the President also affixed his signature again on a return trip, amid questions over constitutional validity.
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Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Cumberland Valley
Adamson
Congress
Wilson
Union Station
Washington
Shadow Lawn
N. J
Hodgenville
Apple Embargo Noted for Fall Bulk Apples at Miller Warehouse
Hand picked bulk apples including all fall varieties are embargoed in the market. Winter varieties are also available by inquiry at Miller Warehouse operated by Brock under C V R R RF A.
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Miller Warehouse
A. Brock
Upright Piano in Mahogany at Shal's Music Store
Readable fragment notes an upright piano in mahogany finish with splendid cast and condition. Original cost $326, offered cheap to quick buyer with cash or installments at Shal's Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shal’s Music Store
Kremer and Miss Nelson Wed in Akron Marriage
An Akron ceremony united William Potts Kremer and Nellie Mae Nelson on Sunday, August 20. The couple now resides at 105 12 Staunton Avenue Akron Ohio. Kremer comes from a Winchester family and works in Akron. Nelson a Capon Bridge native who long resided in Winchester and served as recording clerk in the county clerk's office.
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Winchester
William Potts Kremer
Nellie Mae Nelson
Akron
Ohio
Staunton Avenue
Kremer
Capon Bridge
Hampshire County
W. Va
Desirable Farm Sale Near Court House
In front of Court House on September 9, a 91 acre farm with spring and well and a residence with modern conveniences and lights. Sale announced by J. L. Crisman.
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Court House
J. L. Crisman
Woore Hosts Guests With Lambert In City Home
Mr and Mrs Frank L Woore entertained last evening inviting Mr and Mrs Bear of this city and Mr and Mrs D O Lambert of Hagerstown Md Lambert manages the wholesale firm where Woore is a traveling representative Fair tickets are now on sale at Bell Brothers and Robert A Denny's Jewelry Store 6 flp at Luther Pannett Treasurer
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Frank L. Woore
Bear
Cty
D. O. Lambert
Hagerstown
Lambert
Mr. Woore
Bell Brothers
Robert A. Denny's
Won Rockingham By 568 Majority
In Rockingham county and Harrisonburg Judge Thomas W W Harrison of Winchester won the Democratic primary for Congress by a 568 vote margin over Senator H Downing of Front Royal for the full term and by 657 over Senator N B Barry Jr of Greene for the short term. Official totals: 19020 to 452 for the full term and 993 to 436 for the short term. An error in Pleasant Valley poll books delays the certificate until the canvassers meet again Saturday.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
Thomas WW. Harrison
Winchester
Congress
H. Downing
Front Royal
N. B. Barry, Jr
Greene
J. Robert Switzer
H. W. Wyant
Walter B
Anti-Saloon League Leaders to Speak in Winchester on Sunday
Prominent Anti-Saloon League of Virginia leaders will address gatherings in Winchester and Frederick County on Sunday September 10 as part of the field day. Speakers include Rev Dr James Cannon state superintendent Rev Sidney Peters state prohibition commissioner Rev David Hepburn field secretary and Rev S B Hatcher prohibition advocate. A full program for the meetings will be announced soon. Lost gold bar pin with pearl center. reward offered to Mrs Robt Y Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League of Virginia
Winchester
Frederick County
Anti-Saloon League
James Cannon
Sidney Peters
Prohibition
David Hepburn
S. B. Hatcher
Postpone Election of Officers for a Month
The new Common Council met in City Hall and organized for the year. John J. Snyder was elected president and A. T. Jones vice-president by unanimous vote. All other city officer elections were postponed until the next regular meeting. a list of five candidates was read for information.
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A. T. Jones
iList
Council
John, J. Snyder
Second Ward
Ward
Messra John H. Snyder
J. Fred, Goss
H. G. Sheets
Hunter B. Grim
Herman Hy
Hable
W. E. Japts
M. B. Murshan
Lewis F. Cooper
W. T. Baker
Charles W. Ramsburg
W.B. Ryan
Mesure
Grim
W. P. Jones
Cooper
R. Gray Williams
Hagble
Ramsburg
Mr. Jones
Messrs. Baker
Cooper, Murnan
Sheetz and
Snydeg
Gnyder
Sheetz
M. A. Doran
John T. Noonan
C. E. Neville
G. Sho
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Clery
Teutons Fair
Daniecourt
Ridgeway Services
Jefferson
Jos. A. West
Engineer Seibert
Miss Butt
Hable Building
W. B. Barnett
Wire
Melvin Flegenheimer
Richmond, Va
S. H. Hable
East Water Street
C. A. Willett
Burlington
Town
Hotel
Evans
J. J. Zeigler
Ardmore, Pa
E. Virginia Smth
Hotel Tack
Ada W. Walker
Misées Kinzel
North Main Street
Chas. H. Green
Miss Custis
Baltimore Grain Markets
Conference OF United Brethren
W. C. T. U. Picnic
Winchester Fair
Luther Pannett
Barder
Bulletin
Apple
WM. P. Kremer
Miss Nelson
Treas
Rockingham
Robt. Y. Conrad
Onyder
Common Council
Local Lawmak
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