Greece Declares War on Bulgaria Amid Global Front
Greece moves toward formal war with Bulgaria on the Entente side as Athens reports mobilization and seven Greek warships joining the Allied fleet. King Constantine’s position unsettled, while Venizelos rises as key pro Allied leader amid Somme victories.
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The
Star
London
Greece
Bulgaria
Athens
Constantine
Foreign Office
Mitylene
Yongi
von Hindenburg
Riga
Galician
Venizelos
Somme
Germany
Sofia
Copenhagen
Constantinople
Store at Summit Point Destroyed by Fire
A general merchandise store owned by C. W. Crim at Summit Point Jefferson County West Virginia was completely destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. The loss exceeds 2000 with about 1400 covered by insurance. Crim's home nearby did not ignite. Fire reportedly started after the midnight freight train passed on the Baltimore and Ohio line near the tracks. cause undetermined.
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C. W. Crim
Summit Point
Jefferson County
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Hudson Six Price Advance Notice
$175.00 ADVANCE IN PRICE OF HUDSON SUPER-SIX. Anyone placing orders before Oct ist will be delivered at the old price. Call or write H. C. Borden, 209 N. Main St., Dinchester, Va. (27-ip2t
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H. C. Borden
N. Main St
Dinchester
Miss Mary Jane Brown Returns from Midwest Visit
Miss Mary Jane Brown returns from a trip through the Middle West visiting friends in Indianapolis Marion and Valparaiso Indiana. This report notes her travels and the places she toured with interest.
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Mary Jane Brown
Middle West
Indianapolis
Marion
Valparaiso
Indiana
Motorist Not Held for Mrs Maphis Death
Jonas Rudolph of Strasburg was freed by three magistrates after a hearing on the September 17 accident that killed Mrs Clara Maphis. About twenty witnesses testified and the warrant was dismissed, with sympathy expressed for the Maphis family and Rudolph. The car was owned by W Holtzman of Woodstock.
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Jonas Rudolph
Strasburg
Clara Maphis
B. F. Maphis
Rudolph
Hurn
Towns
Rhodes
Maphis
Young
Young Rudolph
W. Holtzman
Woodstock
Frank
Notice 1916 City Taxes Due and Penalty
The 1916 taxes are due now. Taxes unpaid by September 30, 1916 will incur a three percent penalty. City Treasurer WM F Barr notes the deadline and penalties.
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WM. Ff. Barr
Brucetown Circuit Services Schedule Listed
Services for Sunday October 1 on the Brucetown circuit of the Methodist Episcopal Church are announced. Brucetown 11 a.m., Stevenson 3 p.m., Welltown 8 p.m. Rev. C. D. Lambert will preach.
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Brucetown
Methodist Episcopal Church
Uth
Stephenson
Welltown
C. D. Lambert
Frederick County Supervisors Meet Next Monday
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Frederick county will be held next Monday October 2 in the county building. The Circuit Court will convene the same day. Mr B G Keller formerly of this party now of Penns Grove New Jersey spent yesterday in town with friends.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Circuit Court
B. G. Keller
Penns Grove, N. J
Missing Virginia wife found at boarding house in Washington
Mrs Marcia Duryea Cox Deah, wife of H Theodore Deah, a National Guard member, was reported missing from Berryville Virginia since Saturday. She was located last night at 3322 N Street boarding house in Washington. Policeman A L Peck learned she was there and notified her husband who arranged her care. The trip from Berryville by bicycle was made, and she plans to travel soon.
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Washington
Marcia Duryea Cox Deahi
H. Theodore Deah
District National Guard
Camp Ordway
Ville
Lavinia’ King
N Street
A. L. Peck
Deabl Game
Berryville
Rinker Sells Apple Crop from Opequon Orchard
William F. Rinker and Son of Opequon Freder ick county sold their York Imperial and Ben Davis apples to William Hartman of St. Louis for 2 1 2 dollars per barrel. The 2000 to 2500 barrel harvest is described as excellent fruit.
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William F. Rinker
Citizens' Band to Give Open Air Concert
The Citizens' Band will perform an open air concert on City Hall Plaza tomorrow evening at 8.80 o clock weather permitting. The event will last about one hour and follows a rainout from last Friday with the same program expected to be played.
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Citizens
City Hall Plaza
Millinery Opening by Joe Gutman in Baltimore
Joe Gutman of Baltimore announces a millinery opening after 5 p m this evening and all day Friday at Hotel Evans with a focus on new hats and accessories for the season.
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Joe Gutman
Baltimore
Evans
Funston to Inspect Virginians This Week
Brownsville Texas September 28 The Rio Grande flooding again blocks the road to maneuver grounds delaying Virginia soldiers. The district awaits General Funston’s visit planned for this week as troops continue routine drills.
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Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande
Funston
Calkins Shryock libel case goes to trial in Virginia
In Lynchburg Virginia on September 28 the libel suit by S E Calkins Company Memphis against F A Shryock Winchester is on trial in Federal District Court. The jury was empaneled Tuesday as witnesses are summoned. The Memphis firm seeks 25000 dollars over alleged libel regarding an apple deal. Attorneys Harry Cancar Bartow of Winchester defend the defendant.
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Paris
Verdun
Fleury
War Office
Thiaumont
Somme
Macedonia
Florina
Berlin
Germany
Rome
Austria
Gorizia
Isonzo
Lynchburg
S. E.calking and Company
Memphis
Harry, R. Cancaer
R.t.bartow
Winchester
Pigg Trouble Between Neighbors Leads to Fines
Fred erick county farmer Henkel Boyd of the Edward Lupton farm near Kerns town and Mrs. Asa Crisman faced a magistrate over their fight after Crisman’s pigs ate about two barrels of Boyd’s corn. Boyd was fined 250 dollars plus costs after crossing with Crisman’s son, hatchet threats, and a scuffle. The pigs must be released and damages assessed.
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Asa Crisman
Henkel Boyd
Frederick County
Edward Lupton
Kernsdown
Winchester
Asa C Cisman
A. J. Tavenner
Boyd
Crisman
Lupton
Miller and Anderson Buy Six-Cylinder Crawford Car
Miller and Anderson purchase a Ta passenger vehicle described as a six cylinder Crawford through M. R. Strode. The brief item notes the sale and conveying parties.
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Miller
Anderson
Crawford
M. R. Strode
Apples Wanted for Commission and Bulk Purchases
Besk and Dean seek small orchardists to handle crops on commission and also buy apples by barrel or bulk. Ware house CC. QT-1p-2t.
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Besk and Dean
Baltimore Grain Markets Update and Mrs Campbell Winter Plans
At the close of Baltimore wholesale markets the No 2 red wheat traded around 1.55 9-4 per bushel. Corn was quoted at 95 and 96 cents. Mrs Mary B Campbell departed for Paducah Kentucky to spend the winter.
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Baltimore
Mary B. Campbell
Paducah
K.y
Husband joins ho erring wife in Philadelphia shooting tragedy
Joseph LeDuc, a Chicago merchant, learned his wife was wounded after a shooting at a Philadelphia hotel. Mrs. Belzer, a discarded lover of Joseph Gravour, killed Graveur before turning the gun on Mrs. LeDuc and then herself, leaving both women gravely injured.
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Philadelphia
Joseph LeDuc
Chicago
Jefferson Hospital
Harry Belzer
Brooklyn
Joseph C. Gravour
New York
Auction of R. C. Green stock scheduled for Saturday night
The remainder of the R. C. Green stock will be sold at auction Saturday night, 28 1 p 21. Maphis and Yost.
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R. C. Green
Death Removes Helen V Armell Child Dies After Illness
Helen Vitemia Armel daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Armel died of peritonitis at Winchester Memorial Hospital after eleven weeks of treatment. She was born September 28, 1906 and would have been ten today. Survived by parents two brothers Gordom and Earl Armel and grandmother Mrs George W Armel. Funeral at Macedonia Church at 11 o'clock with Rev H G Spencer and Rev T Ek Cromer. Burial in Macedonia Cemetery.
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Helen Vitemia Armel
Lewis Armel
Winchester Memorial Hospital
South Market Street
Armel
Gordom
Earl Armel
George W. Armel
Macedonia Church
H. G. Spencer
T. Ek. Cromer
Macedonia Cemetery
164 000 Will Vote to Strike
New York dispatch reports unions totaling 164000 members prepared to vote this afternoon and strike in sympathy with striking carmen. rioting flared in streets with injuries as surface and elevated cars were bombarded and police used revolvers to restore order. unions voting included building trades 115000 teamsters 20900 and machinists 45000. supports the claim a near 200000 men across 37 unions laid down tools in past 24 hours though police offered no official corroboration. Hebrew trades halt for a Jewish holiday 120000 members, complicating turnout.
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New York
Carmen
Building Trades
Teamsters
Police Department
Women Civic League meeting set at City Hall
The Women’s Civic League Incorporated will hold a meeting tomorrow Friday at four o’clock in the City Hall council chamber. Important business is to be transacted and Alb Selisemr neater is to preside.
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Women’s Civic League, Incorporated
Mexican Muddle Theme Of Friday Lecture
Senor de la Garza a Mexican congressman will lecture on What is Wrong With Mexico at Handley Library Auditorium Friday night. The free talk opens the library’s third season and aims to present Mexican perspectives directly from an educated Mexican lawyer.
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Senor de la Garza
Handley Board
Winchester
Reve
de la ‘Bara
Madero Merican
Feli Man Palace Car Company
Erican Smelting and Refining Company
Wil. Iam
Oscar Barr Property Set for Saturday Public Auction
A three story brick building at 160 North Main Street will be sold at a public auction in front of the Court House at noon on Saturday. It is described as one of the city's best business stands. See advertisement on another page.
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North Main Street
Court House
President to intensify campaign rhetoric in final push
Shadow Lawn New Jersey September 28 4 President Wilson will speak in Buffalo and New York City before the campaign closes. He will inject more political content into speeches beginning next Saturday addressing issues raised by the Republican candidate. Farm and St Louis day speeches are planned after Chicago. Vance McCormick Democratic national chairman consulted with the President and then went to New York. Hughes slipping and his momentum will be accelerated said McCormick. Wanted 1000 bushels of potatoes Hotel Jack 28 1p 34.
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the Star
Shadow Lawn
N. J
Wilson
Butafalo
New York City
Chicago
St. Louis
Vance McCormick
New York
Hughes
McCormick
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Berguela
Lloyds
Brucetown Circuit Services
Berry
Mr. Rinker
Citizens’ Band
Gen. Funston
Calkins
Shryock
Pigg
Wire
Maphis & Yost
Helen V. Armel
Senor de
Oscar Barr
JACK
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