Rebels Renew Attack on Mazatlan as Talks Break Down
Mexico City dispatch reports renewed rebel assault on Mazatlan with sixty federals killed. Zapata demands surrender of Mexico City, government fears panic amid ammunition shortages blamed on drunken federal soldiers. Huerta seeks a European loan and release of imprisoned congressmen to appease rivals while rumors of a fresh revolution surface in El Paso. May attack Vera Cruz anticipated as residents flee Oriz.
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Mexico City
Vera Crus
Mazatlan
Huerta
Christ
EL Paso
Texas
Felix Diaz
Emilio Casquez Gomez
Presidency of Mexico
Vera Cruz
Oruz
Toys to be sold off starting December 15 by C B Taylor Co
C B Taylor Co offers its entire toy stock for Christmas sale starting December 15 at 08k with a two day sale. The listing notes items available include a wide range of seasonal toys and novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Taylor & Co
Virginia Weather: Clear Night Then Cold Friday
The forecast for Virginia calls for a fair night and Friday with temperatures dropping. Tonight will be notably colder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Donovan challenges Hobson to a joint debate in Congress
Representative Donovan of Connecticut challenged Representative Hobson of Alabama to a joint debate on the resolution that absence from Congress by a healthy representative is honest and justifiable. Donovan offered to take the negative side and the two had recently almost fought on the House floor.
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Washington
Donovan
Connecticut
Hobson
Alabama
Congress
House
Atlantic Coast Line elects J. R. Kenly president
Directors of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company met in New York and elected J. R. Kenly of Wilmington, N. C. as president. Harry Jack, manager of Hotel Evans, is in Washington with his niece Miss Virginie Smith, a National Park Seminary student, for the holidays.
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Star
New York
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company
J. IR. Kenly
Wilmington
N. Y
Harry Jack
Evans
Washington
Virginie Smith
Natonal Park Seminary
Old Bunker Hill Resident G M Lamon Dies at 82
The Star reports the death of G M Lamon age 82 a longtime Bunker Hill resident and retired farmer who died at his home after a stroke. He leaves an invalid widow four daughters and a son and was the last member of his family. Funeral at his home on Saturday at 1 pm with burial in the Bunker Hill cemetery.
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Star
Bunker Hill
G. M. Lamon
Kr. Lamon
Berkeley County
Virginia
Lam
Miss. Anderson
Katie
Annie
Young Men Fined For Having Scrap
Officer Neville intervened in a fight between Clayton Sherman and Clarence arper in front of the Greek restaurant on Main Street. Both men were arrested and fined. Beverly fined each $4 with costs to $5.50, paid in court.
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Neville
Clayton Sherman
Clarence Arper
Main Street
Beverley
Mr and Mrs Steck Host Dinner at Opequon Home
A small but attractively arranged dinner party was hosted last night by Mr and Mrs Thomas Wood Steck at their new Opequon home. Honor guests were Mr and Mrs Harry Flood Byrd of Winchester. attendees included Mr and Mrs Harry R Kern, Mr and Mrs Melvin Green, Mrs John M Steck of Winchester, and Miss Hill of Williamsport Pa.
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Thomas ‘Wood Steck
Opequon
County
Harry Flood Byrd
Winchester
Harry R. Kern
Melvin Green
John M. Steck
Miss Hill
Williamsport
Horses Wanted for Heavy Drafts and Drivers
Mack Noonan hosts a sale from December 20 to 24 seeking good heavy draft horses and drivers. Scott Grant advertises the auction and invites sellers and buyers to participate.
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Mack Noonan
Staunton Election Participation Report by Rev. Stover
Rev. George W. Stover returned from Staunton where he had been since Monday aiding in the local option election. He notes Staunton voters backed the wets by 99 in a citywide turnout described as the largest yet and unusually orderly. Stover has voted there since 1908 and says defeat was accepted in good spirit.
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George W. Stover
Staunton
Mrs Sartelle dies in Winchester at 68
Mrs. Otis B Sartelle aged 68 died at 3 am at 421 South Market Street after Brights disease and a paralytic stroke she suffered earlier her long illness confined her to home cared for by daughter Ella Sartelle surviving sons John P Edward Sartelle and Harry Sartelle daughter Del Dragoo and Miss Ella Sartelle sister Miss Minerva Beatley grandchildren and a funeral set for Saturday at 10:30 am at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Hebron Cemetery to follow
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Otis B. Sartelle
John P
Edward B. Sartelle
North Main ‘Street
South Market Street
Ella Sartelle
Sartelle
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward
Harry Sartelle
Geneva
Ind
del Dragoo
Redkey
Ella’ Sartelle
Minerva, Beatley
John H. Barnett
John Beatley
Ray Sartelle
Bessie
Meta Sartelle
John P. Sartelle
C. D.taylor
Preparing for Saturday Rush at Winchester Stores
Winchester shoppers crowd the business district as preparations for the holiday rush intensify. Stores report record crowds, shelves replenished rapidly, and clerks busy from morning through afternoon. Santa Claus works behind the scenes while locals sense the holiday buildup. The piece notes the best fruit and nuts available at Orndorff & McVicar’s.
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Winchester
Nick
Santa Claus
Orndorff & McVicar’s
Cake Sale at Sacred Heart Church Basement Friday
Sacred Heart Church basement hosts a Friday sale with cakes and refreshments and a musical program from 18 to 21. Proceeds support church activities.
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Sacred Heart Church
Six Reel Show at Auditorium Tonight
Luther Pannett returned from a business trip to Ohio and Pew follows news of a six reel show at the auditorium tonight.
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Eas Luther Pannett
Fienern
Pew
Ohio
Intimidation Reported in Martinsburg Witness Case
Fireman RR Renner, a principal witness for Railroad Detective Prince in the Leslie Creque killing, faced intimidation as he left Martinsburg after a threat. Authorities guarded him from possible mob action while investigators weigh whether the attack aimed to force his absence from a forthcoming court hearing.
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Anale Take
Prince
Leslie Creque
Igster A Sulennetingeo
Cape
RR. W. Renner
Winchester
Renner
Sarnia
Tuscarora
Fbers
Solenberger Co Displays Cutlery and Carvers for Gifts
Local retailer Solenberger & Co. invites shoppers to view their display of cutlery and carvers suitable for Christmas gifts. The ad promotes a selection described as fine for gifts.
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John
Solenberger & Co
Dinner in Honor of Speaker Clark’s Daughter Genevieve
Representative Henry D. Flood of Virginia hosted a dinner at the Chevy Chase Club last night to honor Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter of Speaker Champ Clark. Attendees included Mrs. Swanson, Representative and Mrs. Cullop, Assistant Attorney General and Mrs. Samuel J. Graham, Representative McKeehar, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hagner, Miss Portner, Mr. Bennett Clark, Dr. Cary Grayson and Maj. Paxton.
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Henry D. Flood
Virginia
Chevy Chase Club
Genevieve Clark
Champ Clark
Clark
Swanson
Cullop
Samuel J. Graham
McKeHar
Charles Hagner
Portner
Bennett Clark
Cary Grayson
Maj. Paxton
Poultry Wanted and Court Adjourns in Frederick
Classified ad notes high cash price for turkeys chickens and ducks. Circuit Court adjourned. December term closed by Judge T W Harrison. Next term begins February 1914 on the first Monday, set as a grand jury session.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
T. W. Harrison
Removal of William R. George At George Junior Republic
Guire investigation committee urged removing founder William R. George from Freeville New York based George Junior Republic on grounds of excessive familiarity with girl citizens. The panel also recommended that girls be eliminated from the Republic.
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William R. George
Guire
The
George Junior Republic
Freeville
N. Y
Mr. George
Republic
Harness maker S. L. Larens collapses. harness dies
Local harness maker S. L. Laren dies after sudden illness. family recalls years of service to the community and shop on Main Street. News notes the date and the city, with no graphic detail.
Carabao Society members to be reprimanded
Secretary of War Garrison and Secretary of the Navy Daniels urged President Wilson to reprimand army and navy officers who mocked the administrations Philippine policy at the Carshao dinner in Washington. Samoset Chocolates, Orndorff & MoVicar were noted as leading targets.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Garrison
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Wilson
Army
Navy
Dogs Die From Poison in Steunton Yard
Steunton residents report two dogs poisoned by meat left in a yard. The victim, Thomas Hogshead, owns a rival show dog that won a $7,000 prize in New York. a sister dog is among the victims. A $100 reward is offered for information leading to the guilty party.
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Steunton
Thomas Hogshead
New York
Charotta Hall to inherit 600000 if marry for love
Miss Charlotta Hall aged nineteen in Cadillac Michigan stands to receive the 600000 estate of her great uncle Joseph Snyder who died in San Francisco if she marries for love within the next year. Grove Bros The Xmas Store advertises gifts and assorted wares.
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Caidillac, Mich
Charlotta Hall
Joseph Snyder
San Francisco
A Mad Priest Tries to Strangle Another
In New York a Boston priest named Angeli attempted to strangle Father Demo at Our Lady of Pompeii rectory. Angeli is confined at Bellevue Hospital for mental examination.
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the Star
New York
Father Angeli
Boston
Father Demo
Our Lady of Pompeii
Bellévue Hospital
Special Xmas sale items from Florida oranges to raisins
Florida oranges priced at 25 cents a dozen and oyster crackers at 5 cents per pound headline a Christmas sale. Mixed olives and seeded raisins also listed at 10 cents per pound with contact or seller noted as T. M. Barr.
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Florida
T. M. Barr
Mrs Swink Heads to Norfolk to Visit Mother
Mrs D M Swink left this morning for Norfolk Virginia where she will visit her mother Mrs Stuckey and other relatives.
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D. M. Swink
Norfolk, Va
Patterson tied to trolley line scheme sparks investigation
A man identified as Patterson, native of Martinsburg West Virginia, facing charges in an eastern city, allegedly operated in a trolley line scam with eight thousand dollars involved. Reports say he promoted construction work between Shippensburg and another city, and fled after leaving furniture and hotel bills unsettled.
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Wemen
Patterson
Martinsburg
Washington
Shippenc Nowville
Furort
Pennsylvania Men of Finance
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Gen. Blanquet
Weather Forecast
Tion
R. Kenly
Tlantic Coast Line
Bunker Hll
Moling & Seal
Mr. and
Mrs. Steck
Scott Grant
S. Ll. Laren
AR Sartelle
Jno, S. Solenberger & Co
Worder
Pikeman
R. W. Renner
Gilves
Speaker’s
Iptt. Co
W. Ramsburg
S. L. Laren
Carablos
Samoset Chocolates
Orndorff & MoVicar
Jno
Solenberger
Grove Bros
Tey Pita
Shippensburg
TRIS
Wich
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