Virginia Julep and Taft Invitation Stir White House
A Richmond News Leader dispatch notes Virginia lawyers led by Holmes Conrad pressed Secretary Taft to accept a Virginia Bar Association address at Hot Springs. Taft wavered about the August 4 to 6 event while President urged action, and a cabinet committee joined the lobbying effort.
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Washington
Richmond
Holmes Conrad
Taft
Hot Springs
Virginia
W. R. Meredith
White House
Virginia’ Bar Association
Meredith
L. L. Lewis
A. P. Thon
A. W. Wallace
Garland Pollard
T. C. Gordon
Robert W. Withers
Theodore
Garrett
Robbery of the Russ Firm Detailed in Probe
Investigators traced a scheme where a bookkeeper credited fake deliveries and split profits with a criminal dealer. A Canal street rendezvous allegedly served as a dividing point for spoils. Anonymous letters prompted months of detective work and employee turnover before prosecutors pursued charges.
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Canal Street
Family details emerge in grand larceny case
The article notes the head of the wholesale commission house was charged with grand larceny of $20,000. Manager Fine and Mr. Rouss avoided discussing the case, fearing harm to prosecution. Zolty, 55, has eight children including a son pursuing music on the Continent and slated for grand opera this year.
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Wholesale Commission House
Fine
Rouss
Zolty
Berryville Social Happenings Chronicle Local Visits
Berryville notes recount Mrs Eus tace Williams returning from a visit to Charles Town and plans to stay with her brother R S Blackburn Smith before returning to Louisville. Several locals including KH Purcell of Frederick County and Miss Evelyn Merriweather with Miss Jane Page from Millwood visit Berryville.
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The
Star
Berryville
Eustace Williams
Charles Town
W. Va
R. S. Blackburn Smith
Louisville
Clark
KH Purcell
Frederley
Evelyn Merriweather
Jane Page
Millwood
R. P. Page
Janie Moore
Boyce
Charles*Moore
A. Moore, Jr
Alexandria
Epscopal High School
Messrs
Harold and
Kenneth Clapp
Rosemont
New Pictures At The Auditorium
For three nights beginning Monday January 13 the Herald Square Moving Pictures will be shown at the Auditorium with matinees for school children at 4 p m on Wednesday. They are new and realistic with no vibrations and include illustrated songs. Admission is 10 cents with money back after the second reel if not satisfied.
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Herald Square
Herald Square Moving Pictures
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Post & Bowen
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the - Attorneys
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the Nation Department
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New York
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Fanny Crow
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Hable’s
Funk & Son
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D. F. Hinkins
Main St
Winchester
Drew Selby
Wyndham & Brill
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