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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1918

Page

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Carlin to Address Winchester Liberty Loan Rally

Rep Charles Carlin of Virginia’s Eighth District will speak at the Empire Theater opening Liberty loan campaign in Winchester. The event features a large choir and Citizens’ Band with a 8:30 PM doors policy and plans to announce the county bond quota.

Carlin Empire Empire Theater Winchester Ion Charles Alexandria Congress Virginia Handley Library H. B. McCormec Liberty Loan Committee Liberty Loan McGormac Empire Management J. H. Henry Empre Henry the Empire Citizens’ Band Home Guard Liberty Joan Campaign

Lieutenant Cammer Injured in July Wounding

The War Department casualty list last night included Lieut. Claude R. Cammer of Mount Williams in this county as severely wounded in action. Mrs. Cammer says he was wounded in July and is under treatment, improving satisfactorily according to her latest information.

Claude R. Cammer Mount Williams War Department Cammer

Cattle Mule Sale Noted in Historic Brief Item

A fragment notes cattle and mules in a brief sale listing, mentioning Hulver and SAE with unclear details about quantity or timing. The readable portion preserves local agriculture context and names involved.

German Socialists Demand Hertling Resignation

Reports from Amsterdam and Copenhagen say socialist leaders denounce Count von Hertling, call for his resignation, and accuse the chancellor of discord between civil and military authorities. Scheidemann blames Brest Litovsk treaty and east politics while censors are attacked over peace talks.

Amsterdam Herr von Schellemann Reichgttg Scheidemann Brest-Litovek Hertling Copenhagen Count von Hertling Berlin Herr Broehr Reichstag

Local Surgeon Receives Army Medical Corps Commission

Dr. Philip W. Boyd a prominent local surgeon receives a commission as captain in the U S Army Medical Corps and plans to depart for new duties. Luther Pannett of the exemption board sent a telegram recommending Dr E C Stuart to fill Boyd’s medical board seat.

Philip W. Boyd United States Army Luther Pannett Adjutant General Stern E. C. Stuart Boyd

British airmen raid Bavarian towns hit Buhl and Kaserlautern

British airmen raided German territory during the night dropping bombs on Buhl and Kaserlautern in Bavaria. The air ministry announced two German planes were shot down and three British bombers were missing amid reports of extensive manufacturing plants at Kaserlautern.

London Buhl Kaserlautern Bavaria Air Ministry

German Social Upheaval Reported Driving European Tensions

Central News dispatch from Berne reports travelers arriving in Switzerland say Germany faces a great social upheaval with signs of an uprising. Unrest also grips Bulgaria with a state of siege proclaimed at Sofia. Observers fear Germany may crumble like Russia as conditions deteriorate.

London Germany Switzerland Berne Bulgari Vanda Sofia Russia

Renewed American Offensive Near Metz Front

American and French forces renewed pressure on the Metz front with gains west of the Moselle in Beuxieres as aviators moved in favorable weather. British, Serbian, and Allied operations spread from St Quentin to Macedonia with strong prisoner and gun captures as fronts shift and lines advance.

Metz Lorraine Moselle Beuxieres French War ‘Office Mets I War ‘Office Champagne Aisne Aylette Chemin Des Dames Selgfroid Line Deneby Rawlinson St. Quentin Vardar London Glasgow Serbian War Office Ferdinand Paris Bulgaria von Mackensen Macedonia Albania Selency Chemin-les-Dames Lorraine Front

Mary Schlack Weds F Garlin Gray In Brilliant North Braddock Home

Miss Mary Katherine Schlack, daughter of Charles H Schlack, married F Garlin Gray of Newport News Virginia at 8 last night in a parlor ceremony at the Schlack home on North Braddock Street. The event featured formal decor, a reception and postnuptial trip to Atlantic City with gifts of cut glass silver and linen.

Mary Katherine Schlack Mr. Carlin, Gray F. Garlin Gray Newport News Winchester Ruth Guyer Amos Schlack Miss Guyer J. J. Lagg Press Church Alice Orndorff Harry C. Stouffer Gray Atlantic City Charles H. Schlack Berkeley County West Virginia

War era ad offers cash for platinum at Hodgson and Brown

Government calls for platinum donations to aid the war effort. Advertises full cash price for platinum brought to Hodgson and Brown. Also lists a 1918 Ford for sale at 7 Main Street and notes slow freight shipments with orders for Pennsylvania seed sand for Roxen.

Hodgson & Brown Ford N. Main Street Pennsylvania

German workers must oust government before any peace talks

Samuel Gompers, speaking in Paris on September 26, stated that German workers must remove the present government before Americans believe Germans are ready to negotiate peace. He asserted the workers’ authority dictates the pace and terms of any settlement.

Man Workers of America

President of the American Federation of Labor named by Humanite

The French newspaper Humanite identifies the president of the American Federation of Labor. The report notes the leadership role and the international attention on American labor unions.

American Federation of Labor Humanite

Local Farmer K G Grubbs Dies by Suicide in Clarke VA

Kim G Grubbs 69, a Powers farm resident near Wickliffe Clarke Virginia, shot himself with a shotgun between 8 and 9 yesterday. His body found by his son in law Clayton Hall. The death was instantaneous. He had been despondent due to illness though family says no financial or family troubles. The gun was borrowed at John ston store with a stick used to pull the trigger. A coroner or justice will hold a inquest Friday at 10 at Wickliffe home. Funeral service set for Green Hill Cemetery Berryville with Rev J Herbert Bean officiating.

Kim G. Grubbs Powers Wicktiff Clarke County Weil Clayton Hall Grubbs W. A. Johnston Wickliffe Berryville John Badere Johnston Gary J. Herbert Bean Methodist Episcopal Church Green Hill Cemetery

Engineer Carver Resigns From Winchester Pumping Station

Engineer Carroll Carver leaves the Winchester pumping station where water use has risen from about half previous levels to over a million gallons daily. He has accepted an engineering post with C I Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corporation and will start immediately. Night shift leader N Stover Lewis may take day duties, with a new night engineer to be chosen.

Winchester Carroll Carver Powitcessor Carver C. I. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corporation N. Stover Lewis

Taxpayers notice on 1918 taxes due by Sept 30

City Treasurer William T. Barr warns that all 1918 taxes unpaid by September 30 will incur a 3 percent penalty. Public notice dated 9-29.

WM. T. Barr

Local Ads Note Jobs and Lost Items in Hot Drink Feature

The page lists job notices for a clerk and a steam engineer at a pumping station, a store ad for Hable's, and a lost diamond and signet with initials HL. Mentions Asco Drug Store and Star Office. Includes beverage offerings like coffee and bouillon.

Star Office

For Rent Steam Heated Apartments

Classified notice stating available steam heated apartments for rent at a location on entences with application to Star office.

Star Office

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