Miners Denounce Commerce Chamers in Labor Row
United Mine Workers of America denounces the Chamber of Commerce and endorses a constitutional amendment to bar membership in local and national chambers. President Lewis says the measure aims to block all chambers, amid dispute over the Rockefeller industrial plan in Colorado mines.
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United Mine
Lewis
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Rockefeller
Colorado
United Mine Workers of America
Seed catalog and farm goods listing item
Bulk York seeds and fall forage varieties offered by Winchester Seed Co and Fred. L. Glaize. Clover seed and prompt January delivery. Includes seed wheat, rye, barley, timothy, Red Top and Orchard Grass. Wanted: reliable horse at 226 Amherst St.
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Iptt
Winchester
Amherst St
Bulletin Board In Place At Courthouse Square
The employment bureau of the Chamber of Commerce installs a new bulletin board in the courthouse square facing Main street to post daily wants. FOR SALE Large cooking stove suitable for orchard service hot water tanks and a good Gas Range. Apply to W Roy Stephenson. 22-1p-6t.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Courthouse Square
Main Street
W. Roy Stephenson
Valley Pike
Bartonville
O. F. Andrews
W. Monroe St
Chicago
Til
Keifer Pears Marketed at White Post and C. V. Depot
Keifer pears are being offered for sale at our warehouse in White Post Virginia and at C. V. Depot with top prices promised. Ip tf Sam Haines.
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C. V
White Post
Shenandoah Valley Academy Opens September 23
Winchester Seed Co offers 600 bushels of Falcaster Seed Rye Barley Alfalfa Timothy and all Grass Seeds. Shenandoah Valley Academy opens on Tuesday September 23 at 2 pm.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Market report on apple shipments and prices from multiple cities
Daily USDA market survey shows slow demand in Grand Junction with no sales and usual terms for carrots. Rochester reports moderate demand and steady market with various apple and barrel prices. Martinsburg notes slow demand and dull movement withYork Imperials and Grimes priced around 6.50 to 8.00. Carlot shipments for September 19 total 378 barrels, including 78 from Virginia and 15 from West Virginia. Virginia jobbing sales for Sept 20 list Jonathan and Grimes prices across New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh Atlanta Baltimore markets.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Jonathans
Fey
Rochester
N. Y
Carlets F. O. B
Martinsburg
W. Va
York
Virginia
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Grimes
Doa
Ben Davis
Apple Pickers In Auto Collision
Two Ford trucks eastbound on Berryville pike collided near Winchester on Saturday injuring two men. Clarence Robinson tried to pass Stat Hawkins driving a loaded truck of apple pickers. Robinson’s car hub struck Hawkins hub, ejecting apple pickers. Ottie Moore had a badly cut head. an unnamed picker suffered a fractured arm.
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Berryville Pike
Winchester
Clarence Robinson
Stat Hawkins
Robinson
Hawkins
Ottie Moore
Court Lenient With Young Offenders In Martinsburg Case
In police court Justice Talbot leniently handled Martinsburg youths James Beard and Henry Montgomery on theft charges for two bicycles. He suspended their sentences and imposed a five dollar fine after hearing their statements. The pair admitted riding from Martinsburg via Elkins and Winchester to Martinsburg before attempting to dispose of the bicycles in Hagerstown. Officer Doran escorted them back toward Martinsburg after the hearing.
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Justice Talbot
Martinsburg
James Beard
Henry Montgomery
Lfe
Elkins
Rockingham County
Montgomery
Winchester
Hagerstown
Robert Doran
Martinsburg Pike
Steel Strike Launches Across Nation with Mixed Reports
Massive steel industry walkout begins as unions urge mass stoppages in Pittsburgh Chicago and surrounding districts. Officials report varied plant closures from Pueblo to Clairton while labor leaders claim broad participation and initial success amid foreign-born workers comprising many strikers.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Denver
Colo
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Pueblo
Youngtown
Ohio
Mahoning Valley
Coatesville
Philadelphia
Chicago
Illlnois Steel Company
Illinois Steel Company
Gary
Ind
Schwab
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Steel Company
National Committee
Charles M. Schwab
Carnegie Steel Company
Steel Corporation
William Foster
National Committee For Organizing the
Iron and Steel Workers
Narrow escape at Cumberland Valley crossing near Winchester
Mr H M Sartelle assistant cashier of the Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester and his family narrowly escaped being killed at Stines crossing as a Cumberland Valley Railroad passenger train bore down. The car sped forward just before impact and the train stopped later to inspect for damage. A report has been filed with railroad authorities and the item notes stock, farm goods and furniture at F A Cochran farm Welltown with a notice to see tomorrow's ad.
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H. M. Sartelle
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
Cumberland Valley
Stine’s Crossing
Mysterious Fatal Shooting in Stephens City
A fatal shooting near Stephens City was clarified this afternoon as Walker, a man from Columbia Furnace, died from injuries after being shot early this morning. He was en route to Memorial Hospital when he succumbed, and his body was taken to an Edinburg undertaking establishment by motorists including Dr. Moreman.
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Stephens City
Doggette
Wine’s
Valley Pike
Walker
Columbia Furnace
Memorial Hospital
Dr. Moreman
Edinburg
Oldest Baltimore and Ohio dispatcher J Clinton Smith dies
J Clinton Smith a veteran Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employee died at 10 52 PM at his North Kent street home from Bright’s disease. Born September 1854 he joined the B and O as a youth and worked until retirement a year ago. He leaves a widow Miss Corellia Anderson, a sister Mrs Virginia Ray and two brothers Albert N. Smith and W Ray Smith. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Mount Hebron Church with services at grave by Hiram Lodge and Knights Templar Commandery. Pallbearers named.
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J. Clinton Smith
Baltimore Ohio Railroad
North Kent
Bright
Alk
Mandery
Mr. Smith
Alroad
Smith
B. & O. Railroad Company
Corellia’ Anderson
Samuel A.derson
Virginia Ray
Brunswick, Md
Albert N. Smith
Staunton, Va
W. Ray Smith
A. A. Keily
Trace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Hiram Lodge
Wine Commandery
Knights
Nplar
C. Verse Eddy
W. E. Cooper
B. M. Knight
William
B. Wegner
Allen Gray
San Francisco youth enrolls at Staunton Military Academy
Miss Mr. David ZZ. Patterson of San Francisco leaves home on Saturday afternoon with his uncle M. L. Patterson to enroll as a cadet at Staunton Military Academy in Staunton Virginia. He had been visiting his grandmother Mrs. Mary A. Zirkle on South Main Street.
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David ZZ. Patterson
San Francisco
Cal
Mary A. Zirkle
South Main Street
Stanton, Va
Staunton Military Academy
M. L. Patterson
Fort Loudoun Seniare Opens Sept Twenty Fifth
For rent notice seeks two men for a front room in Fort Loudoun near City Hall. Apply P., Star.
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Fort Loudoun
Seniare
Star
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the Star
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Bureau of Markets
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Stark
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C. V. Cline
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Welltown
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