Minnesota Representative Arrested in Arlington Probe
The Arlington police identified Harold Knutson of Minnesota as a representative arrest suspect in a serious charge. LeRoy Hull, 29, described as War Department clerk, was jailed with him after police found them in a parked car. Both requested counsel and the case was continued to tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Out of Washington
Arlington
Harold Kaut
Minnesota
LeRoy M. Hull
War Department
Virginia Highway Police
Knutson
House
Public sale of valuable farm at Winchester Virginia
An auction in front of the County Court House at Winchester on March 22 1924 at 11 A M offers a tract of about 4100 acres on Apple Pie Ridge Frederick County Virginia adjoining White Hall. Improved with a frame dwelling store room bank barn out buildings and bearing orchard. Terms: one third cash day of sale, the remainder in two equal annual installments secured by bonds with deed of trust and insurance. Plot available at Ward and Larrick Winchester. Auction by A G Swanson acting as auctioneer.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Apple Pie Ridge
White Hall
G. G. McKee
Irge Bank
Ward & Larrick
Commercial and Savings Bank
Admi
D.b.n.c.t.a
G G. McKee
A. G. Swanson
Sent chairman of the pension committee
A mid aged man about 40 serves as chairman of the pension committee. The note identifies his role and approximate age.
Armstron becomes auxiliary receiver for G. F. Redmond Co
Alexander Armstrong, former state attorney general, was appointed auxiliary receiver for the Baltimore offices of G. F. Redmond and Company Inc by Judge Soper in U S District Court. The petition was filed Saturday. Armstrong represented creditors H L Hamilton and Rich Jesse Inkley of Hagerstown Md.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Alexander Armstrong
G. F. Redmond and Company, Inc
Soper
Armstrong
N. L
Hotel Keeper Hamilton Noted in Rynd Case
Frank L. Hamilton of Kernstown is linked as an ancillary receiver for G. F. Rynd and Company. He formerly worked in Berryville and Hagerstown where he owns the Colonial Hotel and holds prominent local business interests. French agriculture shows growth in livestock and horses after the war.
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Hamilton
Frank LU
G. F. Rynd and Company, Inc
Kernstown
W. Lee Fisher
Berryville
Clarke County
Hagerstown
Colonial
Gar
Jury Verdict On Railroad Crash Cites Bells Whistles And Cow
Reported verdict describes imagined train safety failures blaming a railroad company for a cow’s death. Jurors suggest if the bell had rung and the whistle blown as required the animal would not have been killed. The language reflects period notion of causation in a transportation accident.
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Dave
Ohio
Journaly
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A. L. Pingley
Winster
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Partic
Baker & Shryock
Dodge
UL. Pannett
R. I
J. Mack Cain
Ted
Archwork
W. S. Hiett
Isaac Jackson
John J
Black, Chippewa , Wisconsin
East Sharp Street
Care Star
W. Germain St
Monmouth Street
J. H. Keckley
Clyde J. Keckley
Mt. Williams
Water Street
Seal’s Music Store
S. T. Fahnestock
Willis
J A. Orndorff
Stephens City
North Kent St
G. F. Redmond CO
China Department
Vw. Co. Plundere Company
Buffalo, N.Y
Dalicy Company Inc
Regina An Io
Miesh
Agina
Frey
White
McCrory’s
Abs Diamond Foxs
M. B. Clowe
EGGS
Chester
Milbourn
Chester, PA
the People’s Drug Co., Inc
Wright & Keffer
Byron
Ohio State Journal
Wark County
China
Charles Town Pike
Gaylord
Poland
P. C.yeady
B. E. Lafollette
Levi & Bradford
Clerks
Bini
H. L. Kackley
Crum’s Church
West Virginia
Fsale
Uvall & Dunn
E. M. Kackley
Hardesty, Brothers, ‘Clerks
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