Arrest of Theodore Godfrey in Shenandoah County
Theodore Godfrey, employed by Bond Brothers during the apple picking season, was arrested yesterday in Shenandoah County by Sheriff Line. He is lodged in Woodston jail on larceny charges for allegedly stealing a quit case with wearing apparel from Bond Brothers. Sheriff Pannett will transport him to the county seat for trial.
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Theodore Godfrey
Bond Prothers
Shen County
Sheriff Line
Woodston
Bond Bros
Pannett
Woodstock
Lawful cider in home use under prohibition act inquiry
Washington reports an attorney general opinion states that making cider at home for intoxicating use remains lawful and outside prohibition enforcement, provided the cider contains less than one half of 1 percent alcohol. The opinion warns the definition of nonintoxicating may mislead and urges careful interpretation.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Talmer
Tennininn Fa
Bureau of ‘Nternal Revenue
Bame
Mann
Congress aims to ban safe but not manufacture for home use
The court notes section 29 intends to prohibit the safe product while allowing manufacture for home use. The opinion clarifies the legal distinction and its implications for compliance and enforcement.
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Congress
Virginia 1921 auto licenses announced in Richmond
For 1921 the automobiles owned in the commonwealth of Virginia will bear new tags and black tags according to an announcement from the secretary of the commonwealth in Richmond. Local tags have arrived and Chief Clerk James oversees distribution.
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Commonwealth of Virginia
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Richmond
James
License Window Moves to Exit Busy Auto Permits
Hayes reports licensing is underway with 129000 automobile licenses issued for the year. Out of town applications will be received as soon as tags arrive. To handle anticipated rushes a new window has been built replacing the former basement license window.
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Hayes
Ius
Rinsa
Eidans
Oucia
Population of Virginia Hits 2 309 189 in 1920 Census
Washington Dec 21 Final census figures announce Virginia’s population at 2 309 189 in 1920. The rise is 159 180, or 7 percent, from the 1914 bureau estimate of 2 150 000.
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Washington
Virginia
Bureau of the Census
Old Dominion
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Shenadoah Way
Navi. Bank
Winchester, Virginia
Fred L. Glaize
Commercial and Savings Bank
Winchester
Frederick County
Praderick
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Woodwards
S. Bet
S. Main St
Shenandoah
Howard Luttrell Ane
Albin
Empire Theatre
Wam. S. Hart
Tiger Band
Alice Brady
New Idea
Paramount
IRI
Mary Miles Minter
Douglas MacLean
Famous Players Feature
Eamilio de Gogorza
Patel
Santa Claus
Bruce Capper Jeweler and Optician
W. Water St
Gray & Sheetz Men’s and Boys
Toggery
Hable’s
S. H. Hable
Daddy Thrift
Mother Thrift
Wite
Guy Thrift
Susie Thrift
Nick Thrift
Baby Thrift
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
BANK
Kernstown
Presbyterian Church
RY A
Oo Jones Creamery
W. Miller Fletcher
Little Joe's
Bellfast
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