Custody Battle Over Children Returns to Baltimore
Mr Ritter seeks a writ of habeas corpus in Baltimore to regain custody of his three children. A Circuit Court decree earlier awarded custody to him, but his former wife has taken the children and lived with their mother, neglecting court orders. The two eldest children work in Baltimore and are claimed to be self supporting.
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Ter
Blanche Ritter
Livin
Baltimore
Mdi
Osatear
Vdaneity
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Ritter
Gircuit Court
Sala
Empire Saturday Night Offers Two Comedies and The Cup in Fury
The Empire screens two comedies Bring ’em Up Father and Mack Sennett’s My Goodness, plus a big Goldwyn feature The Cup in Fury and a Pathe News reel. All reels run five to eleven and tickets cost fifteen or twenty five cents including tax. Saturday and Monday matinee at six thirty, audiences urged to come early.
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Sennett
Goldwyn
Bargemen Strike Protest Hits New York Port
About 700 workers at the port walked off the job in a wage dispute clashing with roughly a dozen firms. Union officials say pay cuts from 110 to 90 dollars prompted the walkout as the Tidewater Boatmen's Union directs the action.
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New York
Tidewater Boat‘men’s Union
Insurance split over Hand ter School loss
The school’s insurance coverage for Hand ter Schools was divided between Hansbrough and H Brysby and Brother. Each firm carried 5,000. An adjuster was to arrive today to gauge the damage from the destroyed temporary building.
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Hansbrough
Brysby and Brother
Golden Rule Bible Sunday Meeting Invitation
An invitation to attend the Golden Rule Bible Sunday morning meeting. The program includes a 15 minute song, prayer, and a silent verse discussion of the lesson. The event features songs like "Tis midnight and on Olive's brow" and "The old Account was settled long ago" with a viewing program and a gentleman host.
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Olive
Gome
Warrants Sworn Against Two Policemen
Warrants charging assault were sworn out today by Rifisel Jackson against Policemen Armel and Clark. The warrants were issued by Police Justice Worsley, but no time had been set for the hearings.
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Rifisel Jackson
Armel and Clark
Justice Worsley
Veterans in New York idle amid aid shortage
An Associated Press report from New York on March 11 states more than 25,000 World War I veterans in New York are idle due to insufficient aid. Officials say 15,000 are homeless or inadequately fed and clothed, highlighting gaps in rehabilitation services.
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Associated Press
New York
Army
Fritzie Scheff Anderson Granted Divorce in Conn
The comic opera star Fritzie Scheff Anderson was granted a divorce in Waterbury Superior Court on grounds of intolerable cruelty. Her husband did not contest. She testified he often struck her in the face and blacked her eye, and that he refused to work while running a $75 weekly liquor bill.
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Associated Press
Waterbury
Conn
Fritzie Scheff Anderson
Saturday Matinee and Night at the Empire
A newspaper notice advertises a Saturday matinee and evening show at the Empire featuring Mary Pickford in a lovely play titled The Low Light. A different show follows at six thirty with regular prizes of fifteen and twenty five.
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Aia the Childiten
The
Empire
Mi ‘Pickford
Building Shows An Improvement Across Nation
New York March 11 The first definite sign of improvement in building trades nationwide appears in Bradstreet's February building reports. Total expenditure across 146 cities reached 77,840,102 dollars for February, down 25 percent from February 1920 but up 32 percent from January this year.
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Associated Press
New York
Bradstreet’s
Wallace Cutter Stock Co. presents Playthings at Empire Monday
The Wallace Cutter Stock Co. returns from Hagerstown's Academy of Music to perform the drama Playthings at the Empire Monday night. Doors open at seven o'clock. See notice on fifth page.
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Wallace R. Cutter Stock Co
Academy of Music
Hagerstown
the Empire
Insane Mother Kills Children in Wyoming Tragedy
Report from Lowell Wyoming describes Mrs James Watters, wife of a basin oilman, shooting and killing three of her children and wounding three others before death. Police believe she was insane. Details mention Big Horn basin, March date, and residents unable to confirm all victims.
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Associated Press
Lowell
Wyo
James Watters
Big Horn Basin
For Sale Kindeing Wood and Housing Ad Notes
For sale. Truck load good kindlime wood delivered to your home at $3.00. Winchster Cold Storage Co. Wm Beverley Supt. Also 6 room modern house in excellent location with yard and outbuildings. If sold at once $2250. A. B. care Star office. Saturday night is buying night in most homes.
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Winchester
Beverley
A. B
Care Star
Prohibition Plan Touted by Anti-Saloon League Leader
Wayne B Wheeler, general counsel of the Anti Saloon League of America, toured Boston outlining steps to change prohibition. He proposes asking the attorney general to revise opinions, urging states without enforcement codes to prohibit medicinal beer, and pressing Congress to modify the law if needed. Brewers would face tight limits on beer production until new laws take effect.
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Boston
Palmer
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League of America
Congress
Policy of U S in Rhineland
French Military Headquarters reports Maj. Gen. Henry C. Allen commander of occupation forces will apply Rhineland Commission decisions as orders on customs collection and other occupation issues. Coblentz today confirms the same policy across the Rhineland.
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Mayence
Henry C. Allen
Rhine
Rhineland
Coblentz
Empire Matinees Offer Daily Two Hour Shows
Beginning Saturday at two o'clock the Empire will run a complete two hour show with ten cent admission including tax. A special matinee for school children will feature the best line of pictures obtainable each afternoon. Continuous show each afternoon with both young and older patrons welcome.
Rare opportunity to buy an up-to-date home on Limestone Farm
A rare chance to purchase a modern eight room home on a 53 acre Limestone Farm located on a prime Pike. Includes a bank barn, bird and other outbuildings, a small commercial orchard, and spring possession available. Listed by OOD & Company at 18 Ronss Ave.
Winchester Orchard Supply Co Advertisement
An advertisement from Winchester Orchard Supply Co promoting ajay materials including lead arsenate powder and paste lime sulfur in dry and liquid forms. The ad invites customers to compare prices and save money and lists the store address and phone number 313 at 801 N Market St.
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Winchester Orch. Supply CO
Iptf
Scouts Basketball Team Triumphs In Season Close Banquet
The Winchester Scout team finished a strong season with a banquet at the Scout building. Coach P. J. Marshall guided a 44 game schedule in which the squad posted several wins and earned letters for G. F. Potts M. McCauley J. H. Baker S. L. Smoot Paul Anderson and Gus Haines. Captain Potts was named next year’s captain with J. P. Arthur chosen as manager.
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CasiebAll
Boy ‘Scouts Berica
Rth
Virwinie
Servialper Pa
Winchester
Marshall McCauley
Scions
Scions Schedule of the Games Pinkey
Accon. High School
Seers High School
Srchasianee High Schol
Alpine Club
Hagers- Ma
West Virginia Deaf
Anc
Jourhars
Woodstock All
S. L. Smoot
Paul Anderson
Gus Haines
Potts
G. F. Potts
J. P. Arthur
Rosenberger
Harding nominates multiple officials to federal posts
President Harding named Ign J. Bach of Wisconsin and Mark W. Potter of New York to the Interstate Commerce Commission. He also nominated Fred Morris Dearing of Missouri as assistant secretary of state, Edward R. Stitt as surgeon general of the navy, Charles M. McVay Jr. as chief of ordnance, Thomas C. Marvin of Massachusetts to the Tariff Commission, William S. Culbertson of Kansas for reappointment, and Ernest Lester Jones of Virginia as director of the coast and geodetic survey.
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Washington
Ign J. Bach
Wiscon
Mark W. Potter
New York
Harding
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fred Morris Dearing
Missouri
Edward R. Stitt
Navy
Charles M. McVay, Jr
Bureau of Ordnance
Thomas C. Marvin
Massachusetts
Tariff Commission
Wiliam
Culbertson
Kansas
Ernest Lester Jones
Virginia
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Eyes Eyes Optometrist Ad Offers Free Exam and Glasses
Hodgson and Brown promote eye care with free examinations and adjustments, affordable glasses from 2.50 to 8.50, lenses ground while you wait, and a call for patronage. The dated notice asserts longevity and a commitment to customer service.
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Hodgson & Brown
Demands by Kronstadt Ultimatum to Petrograd
The Kronstadt fortress authorities issue an ultimatum to Soviet rulers in Petrograd demanding surrender by March 26. If refused, the ultimatum warns of a heavy bombardment. Reports say worker arrests and executions occurred at Oranienbaum Systerbak and Petrograd.
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London
Kronstadt
Petrograd
Gata
Oranienbaum
Systerbak
Cabinet lunch with President marks adjournment to dining room
Washington March 11 President Harding introduced a wrinkle in cabinet meetings as the two hour session adjourned from the cabinet room to the White House dining room. Secretaries accompanied him and no subjects were disclosed for discussion.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
White House
Crissinger Nomination Confirmed as Comptroller of the Currency
The Senate confirmed D. R. Crissinger of Marion Ohio today as comptroller of the currency. The report notes a sale by L. O. Fries at Raceburg on March 16 offering one pair of good mules.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. R. Crissinger
Marion, O
Senate
L. O. Fries
Raceburg
Robbers Kill Jeweler in Early Morning Heist
Two armed bandits entered a New York jewelry store on Eighth Avenue, bound proprietor Abraham Harris, shot him, and escaped with trays of diamonds. Police reported the fatal shooting occurred at the establishment in Manhattan.
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Associated Press
New York
Eighth Avenue
Abraham Haris
Government bond tax case argues IRS erred in valuation
Solici tors General Frierson told the Supreme Court the Internal Revenue Bureau erred in assessing the difference between the market value of an investment on March 1 1919 and a later date in the corporate bond tax case. If the court accepts his view, thousands of individual assessments and millions of dollars in taxes could be annulled.
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Associated Press
Washington
Solicitors General
Frierson
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Bureau
Oe Prierseh
Pitney
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad defers dividends
Philadelphia March 14 Directors of the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad defer periods on annual dividends until the business and financial conditions of the year can be more definitely ascertained. The line comprises on Pennsylvania Railroad routes to southern New Jersey points.
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Associated
Prexa
Philadelphia
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Jersey
Daugherty to Review Opinion on Volstead Act Rules
Attorney General Daugherty said he will review the forthcoming opinion on beer regulations under the Volstead act. Officials in the Internal Revenue Service are drafting regulations with details to be set, but no effective date has been announced.
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Daugherty Sa
Raimer
Internal Revenue
Yeau
Market trading runs at year’s peak amid broad liquidation
In New York the morning stock market activity reached the widest scope this year, with about 350000 shares traded in the first hour. Rail and steel issues fell, oils dropped 1 to 2 points, and transports including Delaware Lackawanna and Western weakened while calls money opened at 7 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Resti Ge Amding
Delaware
Lackawana
Wastern
Pacific
Granger Coal
Cotton Roads
Erie
Pere-Marquette
Colorado
Pittsburgh
West Virga
Maryland Institute of Fine Arts Exhibit at Handley Library
The Maryland Institute of Fine Arts will show a collection of its 2200 pupils work at the Wandley Library next Monday and Tuesday March 14 and 15. The exhibit spans broad classes and is free in the Reference Room of the aptan.
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Maryland Institute of Fine Arts
Wandley
Automobile for Sale Rone Ninety Chevrolet
Second hand car for sale worth the price. Call 447 N. Braddock St. 10-1p-21.
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D. m
North Ddock St
Call
N. Braddock St
Foal and Woon Ad at Orndortitt & Paxs
An advertisement offers Foal and Woon for eight dollars at Orndortitt and Paxs located on Millwood Avenue with the phone number 203 W. The listing includes hours from 10 to 2t.
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Woon
Orndortitt & Pax
Millwood Ave
Railways plan wage cuts across lines in sweeping move
A nationwide railroad wage-cut movement, led by rail officials, targets long established scales. Employers announce reductions tied to the Federal Railroad Labor award, affecting non skilled workers while operations for trains telegraphers and station agents remain unchanged.
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New York
Sever
The
New York, New Harford Company
Tually
Agre
Railroad’ Laborey
Boy Scouts of Ames Hold Important Officers Meeting
The Ames Boy Scouts plan a weekly gathering tonight at 8 30 PM. All patrol leaders and officers are required to attend the important meeting to discuss duties and upcoming activities.
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BOY Scouts OF Ames
Apportant
Exery
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Winchester Gun Club
Reaves
Fritzie
U. S
OOD & Company
Ronss Ave
C. J. Windle
Lebanon Church
BOY Scouts OF Winchester
Daugherty
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