Funeral Rites Planned For Knitting Company Official
Funeral rites are set for Saturday for James Teate longtime manager of the Knitting Company and a resident who battled years of ill health. After a period of weakness and heart strain he died last night with his family at his side. Teate had retired from active work but remained connected to the business, and his leadership helped shape the company’s growth across years in England and the United States. His daughter’s death earlier weighed heavily on the family as the firm expanded, and a new building on Market Street stood as a testament to his efforts.
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Ci Tate
Termes
Vs. Knitting Company
Jary
Atlantic City
Crich
Rhysit
England
James
Woolleye
Bristol
Ida’m. Wilson
Odemia
Estab Mt
Ducafe
Lewis Jones Knitting Company
Lions Club to Attend Norfolk District 24 Convention
The Lions Club of Norfolk plans send representatives to the district No. 24 convention in Norfolk on June 18 and 19. President Herbert Larrick and Secretary Harry J. Lovett expect to attend. Dr. C R Anderson and George F. Norton will donate automobiles to aid transportation. Secretary Lovett read a letter from Leon Seawell, district governor, outlining convention plans.
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Lions ‘Club
Norfolk
Herbert
Larrick
Harry J. Lovett
C. R. Anderson
George F. Norton
Lovett
Leon Seawell
Basketball 9 Al A Facts Berry Thomary 8 P M
An item in a basketball roundup notes Berry Thomary and an 8 p.m. start as part of a report on the 63 25 1p 21 series winners.
Fragmentary Sale Notice From Local Clerk
Unclear OCR text references a sale notice with times 1 p m and dates like 3 26. Mentions hens and prices and references to city treasurer and local official names. The legible details are sparse and fragmented.
Three Men Named as Co Respondents in Symington Divorce
New York March 26 Three prominent men were named as co respondents in the divorce case of Thomas H Symington wealthy manufacturer and clothier. The co respondents Horace H Work financier of Fifth Avenue and Madison Avenue Paris Madar a broker and another man were cited in Symingtons divorce filings. Mrs Symington sought $200000 monthly alimony while the court later awarded $1500.
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Associated Press
New York
Thomas H. Symit Mn
Clotman
Divines
Symis
Horitte’h.' Work
Bes
Pifth Avénue
Madison
Talbot
Dire Symington
Ourdditie
Cate
Weekly armory drill schedule notice
The regular Weekly armory drill is moved to Friday evening at 7 30. Members should report in uniform at the designated time. By order of Wawren e C Hollis 1st Lieut 196th Infantry Com 3 26 21 1p.
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Wawren
E C. Hollis
196Th Infantry
Piano dealer ad seeks music instruments in Winchester VA
An ad by T. W. Russell of Box 200 Winchester Virginia offers high grade pianos and player pianos from brands like Moller, Ackering, Ampico, Steinway, Ives and Pond, Gulbranson and Behning. The seller asks interested buyers to write a letter.
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Winchiester
the. M. P. Moller
Aickering
Ampico
Steifiway
Ives
Gulbranson
Behining
Brunswick
Ex-Bureau Officials Charged in Tax Fraud Conspiracy
New Haven March 26 John F McCarren and James J Clifford both of Washington were held today in connection with a conspiracy to defraud the government of large sums through collusion with an auditor in the internal revenue bureau They agreed to waive extradition Police said the case involves fraud on millions of dollars The investigation links to reducing taxes by misrepresentation Auditor Fred Sutherland arrested in Washington Conn appointee was detained days ago and released on bond Blair Internal Revenue Commissioner issued statement saying there was no loss to the government
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
John F. McCarren
James J. Clifford
Washington
Internal: Revenue. Bureau
McCarren
Clifford
Fred Sutherland
Internal Revenue Department
Sutherland
Connecticut
Bureau
J . J. Clifford
John S. Mcearyed
Milford
Suth
Internal Revenue
Blair
Denies Petition In Chesapeake and Ohio Case
Virginia March 26 The chancery judge Moncure denied a minority stockholders petition seeking to block a stock meeting set for March 30 The meeting was to consider a proposed lease of the Chesapeake and Ohio to the Van Sweringen Nickel Plate for a term of cars The stockholders argue amendments are needed to the corner charger and challenge the court s jurisdiction and the timing of the Interstate Commerce Commission filing
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Associated Press
Deen
Speake
Ohio
Virginia
Chanery
Moncure
Apeake
Oie
van Sweringen
Trial Ends In U S Court Teapot Dome Case
In Cheyenne Wyoming on March 26 the government's suit to annul the Teapot Dome lease ended in United States District Court. The closing moments featured a verbal exchange between Owen J. Roberts and defense counsel after an accusation of going outside the record. Judge Kennedy will receive briefs from both sides within set days before ruling.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
United States District Court
Owen J. Roberts
Jake Kennedy
Kennedy
Mr. McIntosh Here For Recuperation
James McIntosh who was injured in an accident in a Philadelphia silk mill arrived at his sister Miss Nannie McIntosh home to recuperate. He suffered several broken ribs after falling down an elevator shaft and was near phenonia but shows some improvement since arriving Tuesday evening.
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James McIntosh
Philadeliia
Nannie McIintosh
McIntosh
Money to Lend on Improved Real Estate Security
Money to lend on improved real estate security by Ward and Larrick Atlys. Public notice inviting applicants seeking loan terms, city or county reference 9 24-26-1p, with details to be provided upon inquiry.
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WARD
Larrick
Atlys
Winchester Kiwanis Club hears Shenandoah history talk
The Shenandoah Publishing Company principal speaker, Mr Keister, described the Winchester history project sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. He shared photos and data on pre-historic points and urged support for the history volume to appear soon. The club emphasized promoting higher standards and civic service while fostering friendships and good will.
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Shenandoah Publishing Company
Keister
Shenandoaha Valley
Winchester
Kiwanis Club
Glorious Girl shines at Empire in Legion benefit show
The musical comedy The Glorious Girl debuted at the Empire Theatre for Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion with Harrington Inc of Fostoria Ohio staging. Director Steven Wilkinson and pianist R L Papson led a large cast in a curio shop set with Persian scenes. Proceeds fund Legion work in Winchester area and a repeat performance is planned tonight.
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Empire Theatre
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Empire
The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Harrington , Inc
Fostoria
Ohio
Steven Wilkinson
Ee R. L. Papson
Wintchester
R. Y. Conrad Post Committee
Richmond Puts In A Claim For James Walters
Richmond police seek return of James J. Walters from Boston where he was arrested as the Lone Wolf burglar. Walters, charged with felonies, was held as a suspect in a 1922 Back Bay burglary spree and had not been sentenced in Richmond.
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Associated Press
Richmond
James J. Walters
Boston
Back Bay
Walters
Rotary District May Be Divided
Richmond Virginia March 26 division of the thirty seventh district of the Rotary Club encompassing Virginia and eastern North Carolina was described as the most important business before the annual district meeting convening with over two thousand persons expected in Richmond for the event.
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Associated’ Press
Richmond
Rotary Club
Virginia
North Carolina
Mothers Club To Meet On Friday At Centenary Church
The Mothers' Club of Centenary Reformed Church will hold a meeting Friday at 7 30 in the Srey school room. All mothers and interested women are invited. Miss Higgins will speak and a discussion will decide if members wish to take a State Board of Welfare correspondence course, with certificates for regular participants. A social with light refreshments will follow.
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Mothers’ Club
Centenary
Reformed Church
Srey
Mothers
Miss Higgins
State Board of Welfare
F. R. Casselman
Thundering Herd Coming To Colonial Theatre Next Week
Local film fans will see Paramounts The Thundering Herd at the Colonial Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. The Western romance, based on a Zane Grey novel, follows pioneers in 1876 with Jack Holt and Raymond Hatton leading one caravan and Noah Beery's group pursuing Miss Wilson amid buffalo stampedes and Indian conflicts. The Colonial advertises affordable prices and a sweeping epic noted for its dramatic action and American heritage.
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Paramount
Zane Grey
Colonial Theatre
William Jk. Howard
Jack Holt
Raymond Hatton
Charles’ Ogle
Wilson
Noah Beery
Lilian Leighton
Berry
Miss Wilson
Holt
Hines
Fugitives Bevans Brothers Captured Near Wilmington
Andrew Bevans and Luther Bevans, who escaped Maryland officers after an attack and shooting, were caught north of Wilmington with Everett Bevans and Brittingham. All four were armed in a northbound car. Authorities found $612 with the father and a 300 page manuscript outlining Luther Bevans life.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Andrew Addd
Luther Bevans
Maryland
Naaman’s
Everett Bevans
Brittingham
Watt
South America
Bevans Waeers
Lauth Er
Peda Ham
Gar
Nee Brothers
Procee
Lewis Says Good Friends Loaned Him About 12 Million
Lewis testified before Referee W T Butcher Jr about leaving St Louis in 1918 with 2000 borrowed dollars and claiming to have borrowed about 12 million dollars from good friends across the United States. He described high finance, adversity and success, land development, mining in Mexico, and oil interests in Montana and Wyoming amid the financial woes and money inflows.
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Lewis
W. T. Butcher, Jr
St. Louis
Minia
United States
Sodn Ag
Mexico
Montana
Wyomneg
Mrs Woore Unide Sails Through Major Operation in Baltimore
Mrs William 0 Woore of Covington Virginia formerly Miss Bekile Garton of this city underwent a serious surgical operation yesterday at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. News from Baltimore said she passed the ordeal well and remains in favorable condition.
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William
Woore
Covington
Methodist Vote On Unification To Be Appealed
Washington March 26 An appeal will likely be filed with the college of Methodist bishops over the Baltimore southern annual conference vote on the church unification. The move follows Bishop Candier ruling that one fifth of delegates may order a vote. The question will be presented at the Nashville May meeting. Southern conferences have yet to vote.
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Associated Press
Washington
College of Methodist Bishops
Baltimore Southern
Nashville
Star Tourings Released at Cost by Winchester Hudson Co
Two 1924 Star Touring cars offered at cost by Winchester Hudson Co. Sale invites buyers to act quickly on these early model vehicles. June 1 price and location details not fully confirmed in text.
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Winchester Hudson Co
Seed oats Ree leaps Haak a et
A clipped seed oats brief notes Ree leaps Haak et with a date in August 24 2021 indicating a farming bulletin or crop update short in tone.
Apple Blossom Festival Faces Severe Fund Shortfall
In a chaotic public notice the festival squeezes volunteers and funds as committees plead for money to cover obligations. The text outlines ticket schemes with blue tags and $10 entries, promotions for excursions, and wide outreach from Maine to Florida, aiming to salvage the event.
Oil markets ease as crude output slips share prices dip
The market reports a modest fall in crude oil production boosting sentiment while industrial leaders show cautious buying. Shares across several sectors edge down with some gains for major rail and oil firms as optimism tempered by supply concerns and new trading activity.
Seed corn crop report fragment yields limited clarity
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases about seed corn colors white and yellow and uncertain terms. Names, places, dates, or concrete facts are unreadable, hindering a coherent summary of any event or notice.
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