Kendall held on burglary charges after sanity ruling
Adbettjaroin H. Kendall faced a police court hearing on three burglary counts after Dr C R Anderson declared him sane. Kendall admitted breaking into three stores Thursday night and stealing cash, but only 41 cents was found at the scene. Possible jail until July if no special grand jury convenes. Lost keys reward at W and W office.
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Adbettjaroin H. Kendall
Iron Court
C. R. Anderson
Kendall
Chet Dorap
Pannett
Corporation Court
Tiéne
Detectives Carried Short Guns at Eviction Hotel
Miss Elizabeth Burgraff testified in Williamson Circuit Court that Baldwin-Felts private detectives carried short rifles while leaving the hotel before the Matewan eviction on May 19. She said she observed them entering the hotel where she worked and noted the presence of rifles at their sides.
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Williamson
W. Va
Baldwin-Felts
Matewan
Elizabeth Burgraff
Weather prospects for week starting Monday in Atlantic and Gulf States
Washington reports general fair weather for the week ahead across Atlantic and Gulf States with temperatures near normal. The outlook covers Monday through the week, indicating stable conditions and no significant storms.
Reform Church Services Sunday at Centenary and St Pauls
Centenary Reform Church holds worship at 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM with Sunday school at 9:43 AM and Young People's service at 6:20 PM. Public invited to all services. St Pauls Stephenson to have worship and preaching at 2:30 PM with community invited. Mr M C Walters left for Washington DC to visit relatives and friends.
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St. Paul’s
Stephenson
Movement to reduce corn planting gains pace in Berryville
Berryville farmers consider cutting corn acreage this spring to avoid surplus crop and rising costs. At a County Union meeting led by Rufus Bell and Howard, about half of 24 farmers favored the plan to plant less corn, with statewide steps sought via the Virginia Farmers Union and national union to regulate crops and stabilize prices. The Berryville Union now has 97 members and aims for 100. attention turns to fertilizer needs and bid timing for spring purchases.
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Berryville
Howard
Lynchburg
Virginia
Naal Farmers’ Union
United States
J. Baw Harris
Bell
Eta
See ‘County
Armers’ Union
South
Menheta
Chetrmap Harris
E. A. Lindsay Soi
Lindsay
Farewell Performance at Empire Tonight
The Cutter Stock Co presents Kitty Gordon’s Alma Where Do You Live at the Empire Theater with original song numbers from the New York run. The company delivers fine farce and comedy and tickets should be secured in advance at the Opera House Box Office.
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Empire Theater
Cutter Stock Co
Kitty Gordon
Alma
Jos. Webber's
New York
Opera House
Harrison trees grow largest fruit orchards in the Valley
For 2% years Harrison trees have been planted in the Valley of Va. They are the largest fruit tree growers in this War, and have more fruiting orchards to cut their buds from than any other fruit tree grower. Their principal peach orchards are at Berlin, Md., where they shipped 108 cars of peaches in August last year.
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Harrison
Berlin
Notice Payments on Winchester Mutual stock due March 5 1921
Payments on Winchester Mutual Building and Loan Association stock will be due Saturday March 5 1921 at the office of Baker and Shryock corner Braddock and Water Streets See adv page 5 J W Baker Society Treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Mutual Building and Loan Association
Baker & Shryock
Braddock and Water
J. W. Baker
Soc
Treas
Merchants Urged to Secure Special Burglary Policy
Hansbrough and Carter Insurance Loans Investments advise merchants to protect business property with a special burglary policy. They promote timely insured coverage and emphasize practical steps for safeguarding valuables.
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Hansbrough & Carter
Judge Harrison's Inning March 15 in Congressional Contest
Sheriff Pannet convenes witnesses for Ludde o T Harrison as Capt John Paul challenges Judge Harrison for Congress. Hearings in Winchester and Frederick County proceed in City Hall with Notary Julian W Baker supervising. Harrison asserts a smaller witness list than Paul, predicting a brief, one to two day hearing.
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Pannett
Ludde O T. W. Harrison
John Paul
Harrison
Congress
Winchester
Frederick County
City Hall
Julian W.cBaker
Capt. Paul
Paul
Optometrist to Exhibit Lenses and Supplies
Local notice announces WM. KLINE optometrist will exhibit optical lenses and related supplies at the Winchester hotel parlor on March 11 and 13. The event features eye exams, lens prescriptions, and mounting services, with focus on safety and purity of materials.
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Winchéster
Lumber for Sale by Wingchester Cold Storage Corp
Lumber listing offers tongues and groove forms 5s 20 ft 3x8 oak pine chestnut for construction of a new building. Call William Beverley manager for Colonial Dames Candies location. Advertises immediate sale and pickup.
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Winghester Cold Stor. Corp
Beverley
Mgr
Empire Monday and Six Other Daily Showings
The note lists showtimes at 2 15 in the afternoon and 6 evening across multiple days with the Cherley Roche Fire Company calling a Sunday hall meeting at 8 o'clock. The message emphasizes the sensational feature and urges all members to attend the annual gathering with specifics on date and organizers.
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Empire
Cherley Roche Firé’ Company
Body Found in Central Park with Bullet Wound
A well dressed man about 40 years old was found dead in Central Park with a bullet wound to the forehead. A revolver lay nearby and a notebook named 813 M. Avenue, Washington, with initials D. C. was engraved on it. Police suspect Spanish or Cuban nationality.
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Associated Press
New York
Ces
Central Park
M. Avenue
Washington
D. C
Harding Presented With Airedale Dog For White House Pet
Washington March 5 Prop an Airedale named Caswell Laddie Boy is presented to President Harding as a potential popular White House pet. The dog’s sire is Tim Tern Tiptop, a champion American breed. The event is described by Charles W. Quetschey of Toledo Ohio.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Airdale
Caswell Laddig iBoy
Hegs
White House
Madeharles W. Quetschey
Toledo
Tim Tern Tiptop
United States
Return of Unknown Hero Interment Arranges in Arlington
The Associated Press reports a joint restitution proceeding for the return and burial of an unknown serviceman at Arlington National Cemetery. The War Department today approves the measures to identify, transport, and inter the body with appropriate rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Ilington National Cemetery
War Départment
Concert Singing and Dancing Benefit at Auditorium
A March 9 program offers singing and dancing to support a hospital ambulance fund. Admission 23 cents with pictures. proceeds help buy Fi am bu tanre. The event features the Jazz 3-3-1p-00% and a performance by Bird Horace in the city, advertised in a clothing store window.
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Barnhard
Fi Am Butanre
Horace
Byrns
America
J. AL Orndoir
Costa Rican Forces Overrun Panama Towns Across Frontier
Costa Rican troops crossed the Sixaola River into Bocas del Toro advancing to Alamandry and overrunning Guacizca. Panamanian forces evacuated Almira nd and retreated. The bridge owned by United Fruit was destroyed. Bocag del Toro capital later reportedly fell to Costa Rica with many Panamanian casualties and about 150 taken prisoner.
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Associated Press
Panama
Paama
Bocas del Toro
Sixaola
Guacizca
Almrandy
Almirand
United Fruit Company
San Juan del Sear
Nicaragua
Allied demands not unexpected in London talks
A semi official statement indicates allied demands could affect Germany's economy and may force precautionary actions. The interior minister met with parliamentary representatives from occupied territories as authorities warned measures were not war but necessary.
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Assoerte
Vine
Susme Council
Fhrabint
Alent
London
Koe
Hee
Loniop
Former Senator Henderson Shot by Old Client in Washington
Former Senator Henderson of Nevada was shot in the wrist at the Senate building by Charles A. Grock, a former Nevada resident. Grock, 61, from Takoma Park, Md., was taken to police custody after claiming he acted on a 26 year old legal matter.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Marth
Henderson
Neada
Senate
Chas. A. Grock
Ne Vaca
Pérator
Wis
Koralim
Luther Tyler Identified as Escaped Prisoner on Winchester Road
An escaped life prisoner Luther Tyler, noted as serving a life sentence for rape, was identified by Captain H. Jackson of the convict road force near Winchester while on the state road. After police scrutiny and grilling, he confessed to being the fugitive and was recaptured to resume his sentence, with earlier details of his escape from Richmond and Canada noted.
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State Road
Winchester
Luther Tyler
Tentiary
Richmond
H. Jackson
Tyler
Couphys Va
Cearage
Encé
Pentt
Ja Wale
Venitiacieau
Jackson
Cape
Canada
Stills and mash seized at Bly properties near Strasburg
Federal authorities seized two stills with mash and liquor components at Marion Bly and Thomas Bly locations west and south of Strasburg. Arrests were made and hearings set at Marion Bly’s house and nearby areas. Evidence included forty gallons of mash and seventeen barrels of cider or related liquids.
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Federal
Walinar
Atkinson
Shenandoah
Marion
Bly
Chester
Palk
Strasburg
Thomas Bly
New York Stock Session Ends With Dull Trading
A New York stock session closes with extremely dull dealings the smallest total of the year. Traders focus on operatic shorts and popwar issues while food and low-ric motor shares show activity. Raila leads Reading and railway equipment amid general reaction, with about 150,000 shares traded.
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York
Raila
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The
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M. C. Walters
Washington, D. C
Clarke County
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Empire Tonight
Judge Harrison
Iptt
Mie
WM. Kline
Registeron Optometrist
Waynesboro
Rer
MR. Harding
Rouss rAnc
Russet & Bony
Central America
Panama-Costa Rica
Charles
Hughes
Gurne Iy
Beret
Huthes
Canal
Costa Rics
Isle of Yap
Davis
State Department
Orndoff
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