Charter for a Winchester golf club recorded here
Certificate of Incorporation for the Winchester Golf Club filed in the Corporation Clerk's office, establishing a golf and country club with 250 acres east of Winchester. Officers listed include W. Nelson Page as president and Walter D. Myers as vice president. Stock cap is 10 000 dollars with 500 dollar shares, preferred stock at 7 percent dividends. The club plans golf links, courts, athletics grounds, and a club house to serve stockholders and recreation seekers in Clarke county.
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Winchester Golf Club
Clarke County
The
Golf Corporation
W. Nelson Page
Walter D. Myers
T. B. Patton
J. M. Orndoff
H. B.mccormac
HW. H. McGure
Philip Williams
Winchester
Senstney
Boyce-Millwood
Oases Club
Qth
Sea
Collision Mixes Eggs Cream and Pups in July Court Scene
Mrs. B E Hodgson on Apple Ridge road sued Earl Clark after a June collision damaged her auto carrying a bushel of eggs ten gallons of cream and two dogs. Judge Taverner noted damages at 26 dollars which Clark paid, ending the case.
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B. E. Hodgson
David Lupton
Apple Ridge Road
Circuit Court
Tavehier
Judge Knapp Dies After Abdominal Operation at 79
Judge Martian A. Knapp of the Circuit Court of Appeals died in a Washington hospital after a major abdominal operation. Born in Stafford Indiana, he entered federal service in 1891 as an interstate commerce commissioner and later served as presiding judge of the Commerce Court. He was 79. He had been assigned to the fourth judicial circuit covering Virginia North and South Carolina Maryland and West Virginia. He resigned from the commission in 1910 to become a circuit judge and oversaw the Commerce Court until its dissolution in 1913.
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Boe
Martian A. Knapp
Circuit Court of Appeals
Fourth Judicial Circuit
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Maryland
West Virginia
Washington
Stafford
Harrison
Interstate
Commerce
Commission
Commerce Court
Circuit Court of Spent
Fourth District
Empire Tonight and Next Week Pro Grams at Empire
Feature reels announced for the Empire Theater with twelve reels highlighted for tonight and next week. Promotions urge audiences not to miss any show and note no tax to attend while promoting Walelac Reid's last picture at the Empire on Monday.
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Empire Today
the Empire
Walelac Reid
Puree Freter Water Brick Co. by Wm. J. poster Driller
Readable fragments mention Puree Freter Water and Brick Co associated with Wm. J. poster and a driller in Maurertown with unclear context. The item reads as a damaged fragment from a local notice or advertisement.
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Brick Co
Wm. J. Poster
Maurertown
Two Aviators Die In Crash At Kelley Field
Lieut. Harry J. Martin and Sergeant Walter F. Grodeski were killed when their airplane crashed and burned at Kelley Field in San Antonio Texas. The machine suddenly nosed over during flight.
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San Antonio
Tex
Harry J. Martin
Walter F. Grodeski
Kelley Field
More Miners Plan Strike In France
About 100000 coal miners on strike in the Saare and Moselle districts will be joined by 35000 in Du Nord and Pas de Calais if mine owners do not raise wages by February 15. The French federation and the communists deny political motives, saying the Ruhr situation justifies higher pay due to rising coal prices.
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ARIS
Saare
Moselle
du Nord
Pas de Calais
Ruhr
Irish War to be Continued Proclamation by Liam Lynch
Dublin February 10. Liam Lynch, republican chief of staff, proclaimed the war will continue until Ireland’s independence is recognized by enemies, domestic and foreign, and urged the army to carry on with vigor.
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Dublin
Liam Lynch
Undenominational Revival Meetings Begin in Monmouth Street
Undenominational revival meetings are in full swing at the South End Hose Company hall on Monmouth Street. Evangelists Armstrong and Kerr urge all to attend. Sessions Sunday at 7 p m and nightly next week at 8 p m.
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South End
Aged Southern Railway Worker Joseph Watkins Dies
Joseph Watkins aged 72 longtime Southern Railway employee and bridge foreman died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an operation. Born in Alexandria Virginia January 10 1851 he spent most of his life there and was in service for 655 years the report notes before burial in Alexandria. He is survived by his widow who was with him at the hospital.
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Joseph Watkins
Southern Railway Company
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George W. Kurtz
Strasburg Junction
Alexandria
Mr. Watkins
Watkins
Thomas ‘Watkins
Ships Still At Smyrna
London reports no major change in Smyrna where foreign warships remain in place defying Angora orders. No confirmation of a Turkish alliance with allied naval commanders to keep the status quo during talks.
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Associated Press
London
Constantinople
Smyrna
Angora
Advertising Space in Elks Program Request
Caller seeks ad space in the Elks Program and provides a contact number 217 for inquiries and placement details.
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Elks
Edison Says He Will Work Until He Is 100
West Orange New Jersey February 10 Thomas A Edison who will turn seventy seven tomorrow says he plans to work until he reaches 100 years old. He cites family lifespans noting his great grandfather lived to 104 and grandfather to 102 while his father died at 94. He adds he does not expect to lower the family average.
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Edison
West Orange
WN. J
Thomas A. Edison
Elkins Delinquent in Wifes Stipend
Blaine Elkins a West Virginia figure and brother of Senator Elkins was ordered by DC Supreme Court Chief Justice McCoy to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for failing to pay $500 monthly to his divorced wife Mrs Mary Kenna Elkins. He has one week to reply.
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Washington
Blaine Elkins
West Virginia
Senator Elkins
McCoy
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Mary Kenna Elkins
Unfilled US Steel Orders Rise in January
New York reports United States Steel Corp unfilled orders as of January 31 reach 6,910,776 tons, up 165,073 tons from December’s 6,745,703 tons. The March 10 release details the inventory shift and prior month totals.
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New York
United States
Steel Corporation
Tomen Getting Better Says Cone
Emile Cone the French pharmacist sailing home after a U S visit praises his auto suggestion treatment claiming daily improvements. Photographers joked as he said guests were getting better and bet ter and expresses surprise at American reception and outcome. He hopes to return for his clinics opening.
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New York
Emile Cone
M-Cone
Delilah Sawyer Dies Sudden in Martinsburg Area
Mrs Delilah Jane Sawyer widow of Harris Lawyer died suddenly at 8 pm Thursday at her son in law and daughter James and Mrs Small near Martinsburg West Virginia. She is survived by five children four sisters two brothers and nine grandchildren. Her husband was killed in an automobile wreck two years ago. Funeral service set for Sunday with interment to Berkeley Springs via Baltimore and Ohio.
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Whitacre
Delilah Jane Sawyer
Harris
James Small
Martinsburg
W. Va
Small
Hottie
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley
Berkeley
Morgan Counties
Mre. Small
Rumsey Havermale
Berkeley Springs
Ward
Doyle
Ray Hottie
Washington
Sarah Davidson
Caroline Davidson
Mary Dick
Morgan County
Hester McIntyre
Newton Hottie
Robert R. Hottie
Hillsboro
Sawyer
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Four Arrests Linked to Belfast Jail Destruction Plot
Four arrests reported in Belfast with police saying two inmates possessed plans to destroy Belfast jail andother public buildings. Officials expect internment for the prisoners as Miss Marguerite Peery sails to Baltimore for nursing work.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Etigs
One Killed Two Wounded in Klan Brawl
In Bacon Hollow Green County a shooting after the capture of Edgar Morris left one man dead and two others critically wounded. Elmer Shifflett, a posse member, is said to have fired the fatal shot and was exonerated by a coroner's jury. The Knights were among Morris’s companions and were injured in the same incident.
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Bacon Hollow
Greene County
Edgar Morris
Harrisonburg
Green County
Elmer Shifflett
Alonzo Shifflett
Standardsville
William Newman Morris
William Morris
Shifflett
James Knight
Morris
Knights
Ans
Melone
Ree
Advance Mill
Albemarle County
Shiffiett
Bacon Hallow
Elkton
Charlottesville
Wallace Reid's Last Picture Empire Monday
Wallace Reid's last film Empire shown Monday with a program of comedy, West and latest Paramount features. A grand nightly slate planned with a splendid subject and reels to attract audiences all week.
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Ielal
Paramount
Bond issue discussion urged for Clarke Frederick farmers
Open meeting on February 22 at 2 p m at Berryville Court House to discuss the bond issue. Speakers include Senators Byrd Leedy Delegates Keezell Ford. Virginia asks farmers to defeat the proposal with Dabney Harrison as chairman.
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Clarke and Frederick
Court House
Berryville
Clarke County
Byrd
Leédy
Keezell
Ford
Virginia
Dabney Harrison
Fishburne to Shenandoah Valley Academy Basketball Night
Fishburne Military School va plays Shenandoah Valley Academy at Academy Gymnasium at 7 30 p m Mr Mason G Ambler of Parkersburg W Va registered last night at Hotel Jack MP Thomas B Byrd left for Richmond in the afternoon for a visit expected to be brief
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Waisburne Military School
the Valley Academy
Ademy Gymnasium
Fishburne Military School
Shenandoah Valley Academy
To Academy
Mason
G. ‘Ambler
Parkersburg, W. Va
Hotel Jack
Thomas B. Byrd
Richmond
Discourse on The Pillars of the House at Winchester
A reader reviews Dr. Lichliter’s lecture at Winchester on The Pillars of the House. The critic praises the oration for insight into modern marriage theories, contrasts old rites with contemporary views, and notes risks in misquoting Pauls guidance on marital partnership.
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Audet
Lichister
Winchester
Mendation
Community figures in town business moves noted
Ir Miller O rear of the Jack clerical force remains in town for several days while Clyde Morgan returns to Washington after spending days here on business.
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Ir. Miller O’rear
Jack Clerical
Clyde Morgan
Washington
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