Ward Whitlow Shot to Death by Kellysville Brothers
A shooting at a pump house near Kellysville left Ward Whitlow dead and his son injured. Daniel, Thomas, and Walter Weeks surrendered to authorities and await preliminary trial. Whitlow, once a peaceful merchant, had been declared insane by a county lunacy commission.
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