Virginia murder probe takes new turn in Leesburg
Mitton Farr, 20, confessed to shooting Teving Hatcher, 45, a produce dealer, as he left Mitchell's store near Leesburg. A special hearing before three magistrates is scheduled for early next week. Farr, his father Charles Parr, uncle Alexander Furr, and accomplice Lewis Furr remain jailed on $1,500 bail.
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Mitton Farr
Leesburg
Teving Hatcher
Mitchell’s
Young Furr
Charles Parr
Alexander Furr
Coain
Lewis Furr
Raymond Belmont
August Belmont
New York
Milton
Hatcher
Milton Farr
Commonwealth
Attocrney Cecil Connor
FT. W. Edwards
Fletcher
Furrs
Manrescues Man In Prison Windpipe Operation
In Trenton on April 20 Dr M W Reddan operated to save John Monroe of Middlesex County by cutting his windpipe after he was dying from suffocation. Two convicts held the airway open while a taxi carried a tracheotomy tube to a prison colony where Viola Green prepared the tube. The patient survived. In Entangled in String 24 Hours, a robin was freed by J W Nelson after a five minute cut with scissors, ending a day of peril.
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Trenton
New Jersey State
M. W. Reddan
John Monroe
Middlesex County
Reddan
Monroe
Chen
Viola Green
Indance
Tore der
Reer
J. W. Nelson
Nelson
May Move A R Shops At Railway Hub
A garbled notice discusses opening new shops near the Railway hub and shifting some operations. The fragmented text mentions competition, costs, and potential relocation decisions affecting local merchants and customers.
Ailing Women of Middle Age Warning on Toxins
Fragmentary note warns middle aged women about a miracle cure claiming to heal all, urging readers to take a questionable tablet labeled Seduth and Mas? Fry to feel better, but contains unclear instructions and sourcing. No verifiable authorities or dosage details are provided.
Grange To Meet Program For Feayaville Gathering
Grange members will hold their bi weekly spring meeting at Feayaville with a program featuring diverse topics and debates. Notable speakers include Mary Zinanerman and Wallis Derr addressing community unity and agrarian issues and a discussion on corn planting and varieties. A Christian Endeavor Society benefit entertainment is planned in Adamstown with the town hall crowd.
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Vie Tadlenger Grangers
Rolleall
Sola
Droreiliy Jaerr
Mary Zinanerman
Agtnapelis
iChristian Endeavor Society
Adamstown Monight At &Ofelock
Adamstown Orchestra
Saan
New Gand Givas Serenade at Haughs Store
Mountain Oir Jazz Band led by Itay Taylor performed at Haughs Store New Midway Monday night before an audience of about 300. The Taylor trio Raymond, Juny and James gave vocal sections while James Engle and Mtr Taylor delivered declamations. The band lineup included Raymond Taylor traps John Stull baritone, Davis Mot erly baritone, James Taylor cornet Herbert Free alto Edwin Free trombone Ray Taylor clarinet Harry Landis bass.
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New Gand Givas
Itay Taylor
Haugh's
New Midway
Taylor
Raymond Taylor
Juny
James
James Engle
Mtr
Weinberg to Speak at Baltimore YMHA Rally
Leo Weinberg of Frederick will give the leading address at the Get-Together Rally of the Young Men's Hebrew Association at the City Club Baltimore this evening. He is expected to deliver an inspiring message to Baltimore’s Jewish young men forming the association.
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Baltimore
Leo Weinberg
Frederick
Young Men's Hebrew Association
City Club
Weinberg
Baltimore Association
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