Irregularities in Republican Primary Testimony Heard
A Republican primary protest in Bealeton and Stephens City featured witnesses sworn by Notary Julian W. Baker. Testimony focused on registration irregularities at several precincts and largely affirmed voters cast ballots as counted, with judges reportedly not sworn in at some sites.
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John Paul
Harrison
Capt
Paul
Aty Duncan Curry
Staunton
William Eade Fletcher
Rapnocks County
T. R. Cather
Philip ‘Williams
Winchester
Julian W. Baker
Isaac R. McTinee
Dry Run
Bruce Brannon
Dolans
Carrie
Regisa
A. J. DeHaven
Ashbton
Wilmer
L. Lauttrell
Deaven
Luttrell
Witness
Shockey
Ashtons
M. K. Dean
Stephens City
P. EB. Lineburg
Dean
Ceadiatel
Protectine
Rowland
Special Display Ladies Apparel at Emmert's Martinsburg
A special display of coats suits and dresses by Emmert's of Martinsburg set in Hotel Jack Annex runs today from 7 to 9 PM and tomorrow 1 AM to 6 PM. Full details follow in the ad copy.
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Emmert’s OF
Martinsberg
Jack Annex
Advertising spaces secured for Winchester and Strasburg buses
The note states two remaining ad spaces on the Winchester and Western motor bus and exclusive ad rights on the Strasburg Bus Line with six spaces left. Ads to run as street card promotions during the game, signed by ip Graham 8B Conner.
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Winchester and Western Motor Bus
Strasburg Bus
Fruit Growers Meeting At Handley Library On March 26
The Handley Library hosts a fruit growers meeting on Saturday March 26. At 1 PM A J Ball of Pennsylvania Railroad speaks on Better Methods of Exporting Apples. At 2 PM Dr M B Waite of the U S Department of Agriculture speaks on Spraying. At 4 PM a practical discussion on forming a Community Packing House led by John C Cather.
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Fruit Growers Meeting
Handley Library
A. J. Ball
Pennsylvania Railroad
M. B. Waite
U. S. Department of Agriculture
John C. Cather
Special Display Of Coats and Suits at Hotel Jack Annex
Special display event for ladies apparel featuring coats suits and ready to wear items. Public viewing scheduled from 7 to 9 PM with a subsequent day opening at 10 AM.
Winchester police court clears two officers in assault and unlawful search
Justice Worsley and Talbot dismissed charges against Patrolman Ben Armel and Charles Clark in Russell Jackson v Armel Clark. The court found no evidence of unlawful search or assault and ordered costs borne by Jackson for the unlawful search warrant and by Clark for the other charge. The hearing covered incidents on Saturday afternoon and Sunday on Main Street and at the police station, with conflicting testimony and a disputed coat incident.
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Robert Worsley
Walter R. Talbot
Russell Jackson
Ben Armel
Charles C. Clark
Jackson
Ticeman Clark
C. Co. Clark
Winchester
Sp Street
Camplis
Veador
Main Street
Evang Corner
Clarke
Armel
Clark
Doran
Clarkson
Letter to Chief Sibert on fire alarm improvements
A reader urges use of telephones to report fires and identify callers to prevent false alarms. The letter criticizes past alarm devices, notes nearby storage facilities, praises the volunteer force, and cautions crowds and women voters around fire scenes. It warns about crowding, vehicle hazards, and potential city liability if bystanders are hurt.
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the Star
Sibert
Shepard
Spray Equipment and Chemicals Advertised by Winchester Orch Supply
High pressure spray gear including hoses spray nozzles and fittings. Sherwin Williams Arsenale of Lead and Dry Lime Sulphur Ridgewood Lime Sulphur Solution and Break-Leaf for Aphis promoted. High pressure power sprayers claim to increase good fruit yield and reduce culls. Winchester Orch Supply Co. 301 N Market St phone 313.
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Sherwin-Williams
Ridgewood
Aphis
Winchester Orch, Supply CO
N. Market St
Real Estate Offer Promises Affordable Winchester Lots
GOOD & COMPANY promotes Haddox Terrace lots in Winchester with 50 by 150 foot parcels priced 350 to 550 dollars. Terms: 100 dollars down and 50 dollars every three months. Urges immediate selection to avoid price increases. Also note a lost black leather pocketbook with gold necklace near Ramsburg's Store with reward.
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Horace Greeley
Good & CO
Good & Company
Rouss Ave
Ramsburg’s
Clearbrook
Ramsbure's
Warrant Dismissed in Assault Case as Officers Attend Criticism
The court finds fault with Ining trouvie Clarke and Armel for their conduct at the Main Street stand. Officers are criticized for how Jackson was taken to the station and Officer Clark is censured for kicking a prisoner under provocation. Costs taxed against Clark. the Armel assault warrant is dismissed. Justices Talbot and Worsley sign.
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Ing Trouvie
Clarke
Armel
Main ‘Street
Jackson
Officer Clark
W. R. Talbot
Robert Worsley
Clara Hamon Led From Court As Trial Continues
In Ardmore Oklahoma Clara Hamon 29 testifies she knew Jake Hamon for years and describes the night of the shooting. She says Colonel Hamon was drunk and violent and acts out how the pistol fired when he struck it.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Oklo
Clara Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
H. H. Brown
Clara
Clara Hannon
Mr. Hamon
Lawton
Colonel Hamon
Ham
Sale of Hogs and Shorthorn Cattle at Clifton Farm
Auction planned at Clifton Farm Gaylord Clarke County Virginia on Wednesday May 16 at 1 PM. Items include 5 sows with pigs by side 1 bred sow 4 bred gilts 12 fall gilts 56 boars 8 boar pigs 1 registered shorthorn cow 1 purebred shorthorn bull 1 yearling mule colt. Also weekly specials on collars pads Charms chests plows and mattresses. R M Swimley listed as contact Dr L M Allen Gaylord VA.
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Mary
Clifton Farm
Gaylord
Clarke County
L. M. Allen
Philip Langley farm sale near Winchester on 54 acres
A 54 acre Philip Langley farm near Winchester with a residence and barn is offered. It will be sold in front of the Court House on Saturday this week and is watered by reliable water sources. Also listed are coal carts by A G Slonaker and Son.
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Philip Langley
Winchester
Court House
Hamlet Performance At Empire Sees Few Seats Left
Four out of town and three local schools attend the New York City Hamlet with Fritz Leiber and Go performing tomorrow night at The Empire. Limited seats remain on sale as Girls Athletic Assn and Ft. Loudoun Seminary host events at 8 p m. Admission 25 cents at Armory 15-1p-3t.
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New York
Fritz Leiber
Hamlet
Girls Athletic Assn
Ft. Loudoun Seminary
Armory
Pants sale at Stilk Co on West Water Street
Advertises pants sale at Stilk Company on West Water Street with prices starting 145 and a subscription prompt for Trail Blazer.
New ruling on alcohol could reshape prohibition enforcement
Washington March 15 Officials say Palmer’s ruling allowing unrestricted manufacture of beer wine and whiskey for medical use will stand unless the Treasury asks for reconsideration. Justice explanations note opinions bind the President and Cabinet not individuals. Regulators plan to issue procedures soon as prepared, while noting the overhaul of the internal revenue bureau’s enforcement theory.
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Washington
Palmer
Frierson
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Yrierson
Internal Revenue Bureau
Prohibition Unit
American Legion Mass Meeting Condemns German Propaganda
Richmond March 16 The American Legion planned a mass meeting at Madison Square Gate New York City on March 18 to oppose revived German propaganda in the United States. Colonel F W Galbraith Jr heads the event with W L Price and Major Robert T McLester among speakers.
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Richmond
Sinia
Pirit
American Mass
Amor Legion
Madison Square Gate
New York City
United States
W. L. Price
American Legion
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
America
Barton
Robert ‘T. cLester
Virginia
Herr von Bernstorff
You Never Can Tell at the Empire Tonight
Come around to the Empire tonight to see Bebo Dan in You Never Can Tell a Sennett comedy and good western. Subscribe via 81 W, 1b 1p 2t in the school paper.
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the Empire
Bebo Dan
Sennett
Warns Against Bad Young Men in Richmond Address
Public dances for hire and cars with questionable youths are linked to juvenile delinquency by Police Chief Sherry. He urges end to such venues and cites parental complicity, speaking at a law enforcement conference. Chief Sperry seeks new officers and female officers to curb crimes thought better tackled by women. Trail Blazer copies limited. Call 81-W.
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Richmond
Sherry
Sperry
Laborers reject wage cuts on New York Central Railroad
Representatives of common laborers employed by the New York Central Railroad rejected proposed wage reductions and declined to join a joint request to the Railroad Labor Board. Road officials announced the cut would take effect April 1 regardless.
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New York
New York Central Railroad Today
Road
Railroad Labor Board
Extra session of Senate ends. new session to convene April 11
The extra session of the Senate, begun March 4, ended shortly before noon today. President Harding had announced that the special Session of the Sixty-seventh Congress will convene on April 11, the first under his administration.
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Associated Pro
Washington
Senate
Harding
Rev Wash. Johnson Recovers From Illness in Community
Rev. Wash. Johnson a well known Colored preacher recently confined to his home on North Market street due to pleurisy has recovered and ventured downtown yesterday for the first time since his illness. He was seriously ill but is now improving.
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Wash. Johnson
Hiashomé
North Market Street
Some Girl Scores Praised In Raleigh Goldsboro Wilmington
Theatergoers give high marks to Some Girl at the Academy of Music with Miss Gudrun Walberg leading a uniformly strong company. Reviews cite pleasing music, vocal charm, and engaging dancing as audiences applaud the show in Raleigh Goldsboro and Wilmington.
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Raleigh
Goldsboro
Wilmington
Academy of Music
Wathe
Academy
For Sale Privately House and Lot 911 South Market St
Private sale listing for a two story frame dwelling at 911 South Market Street. Five rooms on a 30 by 180 foot lot. Contact Mrs. Mary Grimm.
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South Market St
Mary Grimm
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Conner
Jack Annex T Tay
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Andrew Carnegie
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R. M. Swimley
A. G Slonaker & Son
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