Greek Revolution Spreads Amid War Mobilization
Athens reports ultimatum to Bulgaria and rapid mobilization as Venizelos factions gain ground. Greek navy deserts King Constantine while allies recognize Crete’s provincial government. Bataume and Combles battles continue with heavy exchanges. Russian threats loom over Roumania. new submarine voyage planned by Germany.
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Bulgaria
England
France
Russia
Italy
Crete
Venizelos
Bataume
Germany
Deutschland
America
The
Star
London
Crown Council
Athens
Constantine
Greece
Macedonia
British War Office
le Sars
Somme
Peinty
Thiepval
Berlin
Reichstag
Kampf
Roumania
Hydria
Canea
Dangils
Saloniki
Little Helen Armel Buried At Macedonia
Funeral services for Helen Virginia Armel daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Armel were held at Macedonia Church in this county with Rev H G Spencer and Rev T K Cromer in charge. Interment followed in the church cemetery to which about seventy five schoolmates carried flowers.
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Helen Virginia Armel
Lewis Armel
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Macedonia
Macedonia Church
H. G. Spencer
T. K. Cromer
Armel
South Market Street
Memorial Hospital
Innocent Child Wins Affection of All Who Met Her
A vivid recollection recalls how she greeted nurses with cheer and childhood innocence, winning the affections of all who encountered her. The vivid portrait highlights the warmth and charm she shared in everyday moments and the impact on those around her.
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Trary
Senor Garza to Speak on What Is Wrong With Mexico
Senor Emeterio de la Garza, longtime Mexican Chamber of Deputies member, arrived in Winchester from Washington and will present the lecture What Is Wrong With Mexico at 8 30 this evening in City Hall Auditorium. The talk opens the Handley fund winter lecture series. a large local audience is expected. Miss Tillie Keller returned to Hampshire County after visiting her brother, Mr B H Kellen AnB PA ey.
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Senor
Emeterio de la Garza
Winchester
Tillie Keller
Hampshire County
B. H Kellen
Episcopal General Convention Sets St Louis Meeting
The forty fourth triennial Protestant Episcopal General Convention will convene in St Louis October 11 for nearly three weeks. Delegates will review reports on prayer book revision remarriage of divorced persons oversight bishop for Negro work and elections of bishops for South Dakota western Colorado and Liberia.
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New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Louis
South Dakota
Colorado
Liberia
Derailed Long Train Delays Northbound Service in Virginia
Special to The Star reports Train No. 88 a fast freight northbound derailed near Rileyville Virginia in Page County about 11 p.m. Many cars left the track, a hobo was slightly injured, crew unharmed. Wreck caused delays to No. 2 from Roanoke and No. 28 to Harrisburg New York. passenger traffic transferred.
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The
Star
White Post
Norfolk and Western Railway
Rileyville
Page County
Tracn
Norfolk and Western
Roanoke
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
New York
1916 Taxes Due With Penalty Imposed
Notice to ten taxpayers states 1916 taxes are due now and a three percent penalty applies to amounts unpaid by September 30, 1916. City Treasurer WM T Barr signs the notice.
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WM. T. Barr
Health and hygiene themes in a public welfare call
A series of social notes discusses sanitary reform, personal hygiene, and public health in the United States. It cites the Public Health Service offering a free book on Exercise and Health and questions how habits impact longevity and disease costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S. Public Health Service
America
Oscar Barr Property Auction At Court House Saturday
The three story brick building at No. 160 North Main Street will be sold at a public auction in front of the Court House at 12 o clock Saturday. It is described as one of the best business stands in the city. See advertisement on another page.
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North Main Street
Court House
Auction sale of R. C. Green stock by Maphis & Yost
The remainder of the R. C. Green stock will be sold at auction Saturday night January 28, 1921. Maphis & Yost advertise a sale with terms to be announced. Also seeking 1000 bushels of potatoes for Hotel Jack.
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R. C. Green
President Wilson Opens News Conferences in Asbury Park
President Wilson, after a year of denying access, agreed to regular conferences with newspaper correspondents in Asbury Park New Jersey. The decision mirrors an earlier Washington practice when he first took office, with reporters invited to attend starting this afternoon.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Wilson
Washington
Walk-out fails as union sympathy strike falters
New York reports the building trades workers and teamsters did not join a general sympathy strike. About 120000 men were ready to walk out but deferred decisive action for a week. Police say labor unrest has cooled with fewer arrests and less violence. Labor leaders regret the lack of broader participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Building Trades Workers
Teamsters
Allied ‘Building Trade
Woods
Rebor
Carmen
Mexicans Found Over Rio Grande At Juarez Crossing
General George Bell at El Paso reported to the war department that Carranza officials were asked to keep Mexican soldiers off American soil after 30 armed Mexicans crossed the Rio Grande east of El Paso on Wednesday. An eighth cavalry detachment found the Mexicans in brush and they fled.
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Washington
George Bell
el Paso
War Department
Carranza
Juarez
Rio Grande
Bell
Eighth Cavalry
Citizens Band Concert Tonight at City Hall Plaza
Open air Citizens Band performs on City Hall Plaza at 8 30 tonight weather permitting. Program includes The Envoy Overture Royal Pageant March America I Love You Marche Espagnole Soreila Selection from Gomic Opera VIE non ess oe ac fava awe 00g MOTSE March Japanese Brigade Nirella Waltz Impassioned Dreams Chicago Belles and The Star Spangled Banner.
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City Hall
Rosenkrans
Barnard
America
Gotiler
Soreila
Gallini
Gomic
Rosa
Chicago Belles
Warren
Secretary Lansing denies Lusitania link to Gerard visit
Secretary of State Lansing said Ambassador Gerard’s U S visit was only for a vacation and not connected to Lusitania or submarine warfare issues. He emphasized the envoy’s desire to rest in the United States and called any other reason false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Washington
Lansing
United States
Gerard
Berlin
Hudson Super Six price increase notice
An advert announces a $175.00 advance in price for the Hudson Super Six with orders placed before October 1st to be delivered at the old price. Contact H. Borden at 209 Main St, Dinchester, Va for details.
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H. ©. Borden
Main St
Dinchester
Men on Border to Be Supplied with Overcoats
A Brownsville dispatch reports that troops on the border ordered overcoats after saying they had endured the Border. A passerby from Iowa expressed weary border experiences in verse and song. The piece notes border conditions and plans to supply outerwear.
Journey Through Red Tape on Europe Bound Trip
Mr Wadsworth Camp author of The House of Fear recounts his spring European trip via the Southampton Havre line. He endures hours of passport checks amid hot mornings and crowded gates while journalists and consuls argue over his journalistic passport before a military sergeant finally admits him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth Camp
Southampton
Havre
Fenech
London
Mr. Camp
Lon
Reverend Alfred Jones to Preach at Vendale Sunday Night
Rev Dr Alfred Jones will preach at Vendale Sunday night at eight o'clock. The public is invited.
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Alfred Jones
Vendale
Winchester Board of Health cites typhoid cases linked to Harrisburg ice cream
In a statement signed by Dr. P. W. Boyd, the Winchester Board of Health said there are twenty five typhoid cases in the city. They traced the outbreak to cream from Harrisburg Pennsylvania and announced that the Harrisburg source is no longer used and local ice cream is now pure.
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Board of Health
Winchester
P. W. Boyd
Harrisburg
Pp. W. Boyd
Jones' Creamery Denies Typhoid Source in Harrishire
Statement from Jones' Creamery denies purchasing cream from Harrisire, Pa, as rumored to cause a typhoid outbreak. Prop W Millar Fletcher and Health Officer P W Boyd certify the firm never used cream from that source.
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Jones’ Creamery
Harrishire
W. Millar Fletcher
O. K
P. W. Boyd
Crystal Confectionery Statement on Ice Cream Safety
Crystal Confectionery states its ice cream is made from pasteurized cream from Shippensburg and prepared under Winchester Board of Health instructions. Signed by U. K. P. W. Boyd, Health Officer, on official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shippensburg
Winchester Board of Health
Crystal Confectionery
U. K
P. W. Boyd
Woodward's Ice Cream Uses Haldeman's Cream
Local producer insists their ice cream uses Haldeman's cream exclusively after boarding health tests. The notice emphasizes adherence to safety standards and brand commitment to quality.
Frost Forecast in Western Virginia Tonight
A Weather Bureau dispatch from Washington predicts frost in the extreme western portion of Virginia tonight. The note names Orn dorf and McVicar among those expected to be involved.
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the Star Today
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Virginia
Preparatory Services Ahead of Sunday Holy Communion
Special services will be held at 1 30 this evening at the Presbyterian Church as preparation for the holy communion scheduled for 11 o'clock Sunday morning.
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Presbyterian Church
Apples Wanted for Bulk and Barrel Market
In Winchester Virginia area Miller's Warehouse offers highest market price for bulk and barrel apples. V. R. K. and Beck & Dean promote buying both large and small apples at competitive rates.
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Miller’s Warehouse
Winchester
Beck & Dean
Nurse Held For Attempted Blackmail
In Cincinnati Ohio on September 29 nurse Margaret Gorey was arrested after a grand jury indictment for attempting blackmail of surgeon Anh Reed. Police say a telephone device captured her admitting Reed’s innocence while demanding a large sum for silence.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Misa Margaret Gorey
Anh Reed
Mr Finnegan 76 dies in Frederick home
Patrick Finnegan a longtime Frederick resident born in Ireland in 1841 died at his Stephenson Street home at eight last night in his 76th year. He served in the Civil War with the Twenty Louisiana Regiment and later worked long aboard the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. He was a Democrat and active in city life. funeral Sunday with services at 2 PM.
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Patrick Finnegan
Frederick
Stephenson
County Ireland
New York
New Orleans
Louisiana
Levi T. F. Grim
Stephens
Keenex
Carroll
James H
Thomas E. F
Sonny Ma
John Verry
Megars
Bo D. Calvert
Zinn
J. Joniffe
Cornswell
Coleman Dunn
R. Mes Cann
Baltimore Grain Markets Close Prices
At the close of Baltimore wholesale markets No 2 red wheat stood at 1.5478 a bushel while corn was quoted at 98 and 96 cents.
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Baltimore
Dumb speed claim tested on street truck run
Harley Sell stated the motor truck can exceed 11 miles per hour on longer runs. He noted a test over 150 feet showed the truck wouldn’t reach 11 mph, but beyond 150 feet it could accelerate faster, despite a prior remission of fine.
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Harley Sell
Maristral Lacy
Sell
Kings Daughters Meet With Mrs Boyd Saturday
Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs P W Boyd Sr North Braddock Street Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
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P. W. Boyd
North Braddock
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Breek Navy
Paris
Freigcourt
War Office
Combles
Peronne
Balkan
Amsterdam
Helen Armel
Senor Garza
ST. Louis, MO
Oscar Barr
Maphis & Yost
Wire
Citizens’ Band
Sam
Brownsville
Tex
Texas
Tipperary
Handley Library
Miltary Police
Don
Waldorf-Astoria
Old Town
DR. Jones
Woodward’s Ice Cream
Orndorff
McVicar
MR. Finnegan
Frederick Courty
Ireland
Louisiana Tiger” Regiment
Finnegan
Friendship Fire Company
Baltimore Grain Markets
King's Daughters’ Meeting
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