Police Officers Deny Warrantless Search in Store Raid
In a public hearing, Armel and Clark deny accusations of entering and searching Russell Jackson's store without a warrant. Russell Jackson and his mother recount the raid late Saturday night, while Armel and Clark describe their patrol and a separate poker game claim. The panel led by Justice Worsley plans a written opinion to be issued this evening after hearing witnesses and closing remarks.
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Worsley
Talbot
Armel
C. Clark
Russell Jack
Rassant
Union
Clark
Jentering
Jackson
Russell ‘Worsley
Wa al All City
E County
Corporation Court
Ity
City Hall
Justice Worsley
Oscar Kremer
Armel Mga
Alice Jackson
Oscar. Kremer
Rus
Midni
Breae
Sr Charles Ei
Arme
Shawner
Kent Street
Rhim
Gouth
Hotel Evans
Mead
Gami
Russell Jackson
Opeer Arael
Jackson Arrest Trial Sparks Contempt and Conflicting Warnings
Testimony portrayed a chaotic police station scene after Jackson was arrested on Sunday for disorderly conduct. Police Justice Worsley described attempts to manage the crowd while witnesses debated the time of events and whether officers acted properly. The court adjourned with evidence under advisement until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ds Ae
Dovan
Russell Jackson
W. ¢. Hawkins
Fred Wingfield
Luther Gore
Horace McKinster
Thomas
Kremer
Legg
Stanley Jackson
Worsley
Armel
Orother
Act &S
Mormey
Cather
Talbot
Winchester Orchard Supply Co Advertisement
An advertisement for Winchester Orchard Supply Co promotes ajay materials claiming purity safety and effectiveness. It lists lead arsenate powder and paste dry and liquid lime sulfur sprays sprayer fittings and supplies with a call to compare prices at 301 N Market St Winchester and phone 313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Orch. Supply CO
N. Market St
Wayward Lot Resale Ad by Baker and Shryock
A classified note promotes Washington Street building lots once bought for 700 dollars now offered at 620 dollars in five years. The ad invites readers to inquire about the lots, stating the deal is available for a limited time from Baker & Shryock.
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Washington St
Baker & Shryock
Philip Langley farm sale near Winchester on 54 acres
The Langley farm of 54 acres four miles northeast of Winchester, watered by a reliable stream, with a comfortable residence and barn, will be sold this Saturday in front of the Court House. Sale bills available for details.
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Philip Langley
Winichester
Court House
Barrel and basket standardization discussed at West Virginia meeting
The meeting led by Mr. Sommers of the Division of Markets, WV, heard talks on standard barrels baskets and boxes for fruit shipping. Attendees from Winchester Cumberland and Virginia urged adherence to Western box specs, with plans to publish committee reports and push improved half barrels for the market.
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Atl
West Vicfaryland
Georgia
Delaware
Sommers
Division of Markets
West Virginia
Fecte Industry
Widcom
William Ferris
Cumberland
W. 8. Campfield
Winchester
Campfield
Peter
Kraft
Associated Cooperate Industry
Pat Gaviold
Virginia Barrel Company
Messra
P. Massey
Virginia State Horticultural Society
Paul Gaylord
George Whitehead
Andrew Carnegie’s Advance Real Estate Offer in Winchester
Real estate ad encourages buyers to purchase lots on Haddox Terrace in Winchester. Promotes cheap down payments and small periodic installments with quick action urged to avoid future price increases. Describes lot sizes of 560 by 150 feet and prices from 350 to 5500 with payments of 109 down and 50 every three months.
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Horace Greeley
Good & CO
Haddox Terrace
Winchester
Good & Company
Rous Ave
Building sites offered by Baker and Shryock
The scarcity of well located building lots at moderate price has hampered Winchester building. Baker and Shryock now solve the problem by selling beautiful building sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Baker & Shryock
American Legion Show Rehearsal Notice on Scout Floor
Announced rehearsal for American Legion Players on the second floor Scout Sitting room at 1 p.m. All members are urged to be on hand. Also listing for sale two coal carts by Slonaker & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Slonaker & Son
Handley School Fire Cleanup Urges Citizens Help
Public notice calls on residents to volunteer for debris cleanup after the Handley School fire. It praises the school as the city's greatest asset and urges citizens to assist in rapid recovery and normal functioning, stressing civic duty and support for education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izent “Appett
Tamer
Rine
Handley School
Committee to Hear Protest on Legislative Redistricting
Bath county chair John W. Sim heads the commission named by the Legislature to redraw state districts for the General Assembly. A hearing is set for March 29 for all who wish to present views on the tentative report, with Mr. Stephenson promising everyone a chance to be heard. Opponents argue the plan shifts rural members toward cities.
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Richmond
Eeiealies
John W. Sim
Bath County
Legislatura
General Assembly
Stephenson
Scout Building Meeting Notes Near Toga
Scout meeting at 8 p m in Toga on March 25 invites all members of the American Le.
Cutter Stock Company Presents Playthings at Fire Theatre
Cutter Stock Company returns to Winchester after a week at the Academy of Music in Hagerstown to stage Playthings a romance of the city skyscrapers at the Fire Theatre tonight. The familiar cast is expected to draw a good house with special and vendrille and the Empire orchestra providing music from 8 o'clock.
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Academy of Music
Hagerstown
Cutter Stock Company
Winchester
Fire Theatre
Venderille
Empire Orchestra
Good scoring despite rain at Winchester Gun Club shoot
In a driving rain and high wind six members of the Winchester Gun Club posted scores led by Segiget Shot At Broke W. D. Wisecarver with 100 89. CG. B. Stickley scored 100 and T. J. Buckley 100. FP. W. Pingley 50 43 J. B. Beverley Jr. 50 29 BR. B. Coleman 58 29. The next regular shoot is set for Thursday March 17 at 3 30 PM.
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Winchester Gun Club
Segiget
W. D. Wisecarver
CG. B. Stickley
W. Pingley
J. B. Beverley, Jr
BR. B. Coleman
Fruit Growers Meeting at Handley Library
A fruit growers meeting is scheduled at Handley Library at 1 PM on Saturday March 26. A. J. Ball of Pennsylvania Railroad will speak on better methods of exporting apples followed by Dr. M. B. Waite of the U S Department of Agriculture on spraying. John C. Cather leads a practical discussion on establishing a community packing house.
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Handley Library
A. J. Ball
Pennsylvania Railroad
M. B. Waite
U. S. Department of Agriculture
John C. Cather
American Legion Show at Scout Building Tonight
American Legion show to be held on the second floor of the Scout Building at 8 p m with all members urged to attend. The event features the American Legion Players led by Martel and promises entertainment for attendees.
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American Legion Show
P. m
Martel
American Legion
Best in Art Displayed at the Library
Emma Howard Wight reports on the Handley Library exhibition by the Island Institute of Fine Arts. The display features textile designs, linoleum art, mosaic patterns, gown and dress designs, water color interiors, charcoal portraits, still lifes, and sculptures. It highlights mechanics art, marine drafting, architectural drawing, and a Chinese instructor from Nanjing University, with proceeds benefiting library programs.
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Emma Howard Wight
Island Institute of Fine Arts
Handley Library
Ling Ying
Nanjing University
Nanjing China
Fine Arts
Keyser
Bullfinch
Arta
Raith Hoyt
Stewart
Winchester
Shouk
Harrison's Case Begins Tomorrow in Town Hearing
Captain John Paul contests the congressional seat of Judge T. W. Harrison with hearings to start tomorrow in City Hall. The proceedings are expected to last two days with both sides’ counsel from prior sessions attending. Witnesses include William Meade Fletcher and local Republican leaders Jean Cooper and Alber Brown.
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John Paul
T. W. Harrison
City Hall
Cap’ Paul
Jean Cooper
Winchester Republican Executiv Committee
Alber Brown
Frederick County Republican Committee
For Sale Privatly House at South Marke Street
Good two story frame dwelling with five rooms and a large lot. Mrs Mary Grimm lists the property at 117 East Leicester Street offering a private sale. Also advertised items include a 1920 Ford Touring car with electric starter and shock absorber in good condition and a St Regis raspberry plant listing.
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Sonth Marke St
Mary Grimm
Leicester St
Braddock St. Ay
Postal Loot Recovered Across Cities In Robbery Case
Postal inspectors announced today recovered part of the loot from the February robbery. About $240,006 were found in Toledo with further sums totaling more than $1,146,000 recovered in New York Detroit and Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Mareh
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Laird Tyler Recaptured After Prison Escape
Captain Jackson of the State road force near town recaptured Luther Tyler, an escapee from the Richmond penitentiary. Tyler, once a condemned man under sentence of death for assault, had wandered the country before returning to Virginia and Alexandria. He faces life imprisonment and will be chained for life in the penitentiary after recapture.
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Jackson
State Road
Town
Bas
Richmond
Luther Tyler
Tyler
Cana
Virginia
Alexandria
Seeu Cam
Liteler
Confessed anarchy student claims murder link in Madrid
The 23 year old anarchist Petro confessed to the crime before a judge in Madrid March 14. He said he fired two shots from the side and named his accomplices. The Associated Press reported the admission amid investigation into the Premier murder.
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Preda
Madrid
Petro
Arts
Perihat
Railroad executives hold concealed wage meeting
Confers with Warren Ke Stone head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and others as Taylor of the Railway Executives meets. Pennsylvania Railroad officials refuse to discuss the conference amid a wage cut announced last week.
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Warren KE. Stone
Rhoad
Carter
Sheppard
Here
Taylor
Pennsylvania Peleeay
Mr. Caylér
Mr. Stone
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oil issues rise on steady market and covering
New York reports a firmer opening as Otis issues show gains with Atlantic Gulf and American Tobacco strong. Rails remain dull but steady amid weekend disclosures of tonnage reductions. Money market conditions unchanged with call loans at percent and London exchange firm.
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Associated Press
New York
Otis
Wsn
Atlantic Gulf
Eather
American Tobacco
Lonlou
China Famine Stamps for Sale by Boy Scouts
Fragmentary note indicates a Boy Scouts event selling famine stamps or stamps related items. The readable text mentions sale by the youth group and invites purchase, but details are unclear and no further context or names are available.
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Boy Scouts
bin Bos
Scout Headquarters Sells Bird Houses at Low Prices
A note invites scouts to call the scout headquarters to place orders for bird houses offered at very reasonable prices. It emphasizes facing the order promptly or guiding a scout to assist.
Quarterly Conference Set By Rev C D Lambert at Bruce
The Rev C D Lambert announces a quarterly conference at 11 oclock on Thursday morning March 17 at the church in Bruce town. All officials are requested to be present at that hour. Mr William B Cornwell left this morning on a business trip to Washington and Baltimore. Mrs Le turned today to visit relatives here. Mr W Ray Smith from Roslex Maryland spent this day.
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William B. Cornwell
Washington
Baltimore
W. Ray. Smith
Roslex, Md
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Carnegie
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Toga
Harrison
Moling & Sexal
St. Regis
Ehollymeade
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