Miss Wingler Granted Bail in Death Case in Washington
Elizabeth Wingler daughter of Gau Wingler chief ordnance, surrendered to the district jail in Washington and was admitted to bail of 10000. The coroner's jury findings prompted reconsideration and the case was submitted to the grand jury while her attorney noted possible manslaughter implications. Federal and state officials discussed naval matters and an ongoing Atlantic fleet drill involving New York Montgomery and Windy.
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Miss Flagler
Naval News
Maryland
Department of State
Miory Hace
Denby Bed
Muardurera
Department
Denby
New York
Montgomery Cod
Newport
Honging
North Atlantic
Hampton Heade
Halifas
N. B
Naval War
Vessela
Raleigh
Delphio
Guoce
Vortland
Herbert
Dexae
Wod
Columna
Aoe
Southampton
Bauee Shice
Rucklyo
Minneapolis
Rumphtrite
Alaine Ia
Nisa Elizabeth Misgler
Gau
Wingler
Ordnanes
United Stree Archy
Prunet Green
Rhian City
Gistriot
Cole
Criminal Court
Aud
Buwil
Cole Statnd
Fle
Jobn Cassels
Robert Maol
Charles WK. Paulkner
West Virginia
Democratic Congressional Committee
Hull
Clauncey M. Black
National League of Democratic Clubs
Lawrence Gardner
Washington
Msana
Donse
Asming
Eform
Baltimore
THAT INSURANCE SWINDLE Witnesses Testify on Lack of Knowledge
Witnesses testified they had no knowledge of any life insurance on themselves or their families. Several old and ill individuals described forged policies and lack of applications or examinations. The proceedings revealed alleged fraud among paper signers and disputes over who would receive the payoff.
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Wallers
Brotherhood of Vailora
Vreparch
Brauronr
Engeyero Beine
Emily I. Casey
Fisher
Joh
Karren
Lewis
Beaufort
Suveda Willianse
Williams
Pero Wiglall
Jad
Ley Nee
Barney Davis
Waivet
Solomon
Clarence Simpson
Smith
Lee
Pulever
Sipe
Tramp Life Insurance Pgonte
Rogaine Life Insurance
Hale Shooting Coroner Sets Morning Witnesses
Coroner Newton to examine witnesses in Princess Anne county as he probes the Hale shooting. Reports say Crook was on the ground during the incident. grand jury may consider a bill before Norfolk court. Widow and children receive community support. a Friday lawn party is planned.
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Newton
Ie. Enlo
Anne County
Cole
Princess Anne County
Norfolk
Vik Vieinaan
Vik Vieinaan Yenterday Mod They Elu That the Shots Were Bred In Swli Defegau
Unley
Crook
Hin
Ake Presse
Virsite Beach
Prijay
J. C. Lanigesberry
St. Johony Whitehead
In Berkley Muddle and Local Notes Mix
A jumble of local names and events from Berkley and nearby towns includes visits to Mr H Williams on Maistruet, talk of a grand jury case, balloon anticipation in South Norfolk, charity notes, and a plug for Brown's Iron Bitters.
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Mes. Hockin
Ouidale
Mtheridge
Taduinn Creek
H. Williams
Maistruet
Cicero West
Goring
Orkney
Hienry Walhe
Norfolk
Alain
Bridva Allimi Springs
Explosion at Cap Cap Cunningham trial site costs life
Special dispatch from Kivaaosa Va reports a catastrophic blast at a road generator site near Cap Cap Cunningham area during the trial of men charged with a linenburg murder. One man died and another injured as a gas‑charged generator exploded on Wapoti front of Capelle Brother’s store.
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Kivaaosa
Preack Cunninghan
Mes
Jollard
Linenburg
Comitttes
Lunenburg
Banenburg
Gio
Jon
Wreikinge
Lewin Mureneth
Peter
Brotha Jn Tin
Gouvella
Tie Brother
Italy
Whia
United Confederate Veterans
Tive Veleran Cape
Chamber of
Commeres Snd
Coun
Cen
Peytou Wise
Chairoimi
Lin Ina
Thara
Plana
Roosevelt declines to order excise law enforcement action
Mayor Strong pressed President Roosevelt to authorize a general proclamation on Sunday liquor laws. Roosevelt refused to alter his stance, avoiding public debate. Alderman Goodman proposed hearings on Sunday closing and a local option bill, but no date for a hearing was set. Roosevelt would not discuss his interview or the excise law further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evening Sun
Strong
Roosevelt
Goodman
Mosevelt
Strong Yettering
Norfolk boler maker testifies CURATOL cures burns fast
In two hours O D Lucy reports he was severely scalded by steam and CURATOL cured him quickly. He urges housekeepers and cooks to keep CURATOL on hand and warns that without it the torture of burns or mould cannot be relieved. The agent promises value when needed.
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Champeon
Yo Prauk Stub
Scott's Creek
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad
Pinner's Point
Baltimore Steam Lacket Company
Water Street
J. 4 Boa, Colourn
Berkley
A. A. McCullough
Atlwotio City
Norfolk Street Nailway Company
Harbor Mastery
Board of Harbor Commissioners
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Istaly
Lostwaster Sullivan
Covington, Ga
North Carolina
Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Dover
Warren County
Venn
Hnd
E. Ri. Soll
Ener
J. I. 2Urio
Bancroft
Lave Hevn
Naval Academy
Harbor AA
Sonthero
Sanantonio
Rockport
Hilly Jordan
Fred Kings
Aftie
Fowler
Gov. Culberson
Miarida Athletic Club
Corbett-Fitzeimmonia
Ararmont Ditton Bie Egov
Ebay Bane
Livy Bros
Main Street
Beaufort N.C
George
Mies
Ooo
J. K. Booth
Panola Coudly
Democratic State
Representative Mall
Jackson
A. J. McLanein
Rankin County
United States
Rankinty
Committee On Credentials
Marion County
Congressmman
P. W
C. Miller
Lauderdale
Carrol
Vicairian
Miller
Tish
Chorpe
Lia
HALE
Argere
Southern Associated Prowse
Lesius
Portsmouth Mail
Ovcasion
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Owas
Jumdud
Hailey
Pall Mall
Richard Taylor
Tis
Gallope
M. dL
Davidson
BROWN
Richmond
Frank Cunningham
Lunenburg Committee
Wright's
A. Saunders
N.Y
Sterling Silvar
Chasman Jakeman
DN. Jackson
HomHopathiet
Ollice
Moritz Building
Hotel
Jyz Eodt
Wright
Wreton & Manokey
Aus
MaAnsiancrows
Tay
Nothlog Woodeon
Freech
Comant Ce
Shields
Dubuque
Mackey
Sivunurucy
Bostaw
Shivlis
Gilver Wen
Ho Uellot
Pett Abchinenes Union
Southern Armorinted Meon
Total Abytinugate Union of America
Columbus Tall
Pathor J. Df. Cleary
Om Laud
Patter Callahan
St Paul Street
Rani
W. Durham
Hongo
Haw River
Uremen
Breken
Lie Spiuw
Chapel Wat
William HH. Crown
Augusta Victoria
Uroes
Bosvox
Ginn & Co, Book Publishers
Plemsant Aleot
Axlore
Mountajoe
W. H. H. Trice & Co
Dank
Noridenne
Mat Street
Dad Yorkstpere
Charlotte
Haien
Vient Avenue
Ghemt
Trent
Cbs Avenue
Botton Hoods
York
Yarmouth Street
S. J. Thomas & Co
Hain Streel
Auseed Jy
Burruss, Son & Co
Prayet Et Exchange
Europe
Cittoa
Sunday
LAW
Sioners
Mr. O. D. Lucy
Boler Maker
Ae Tase
Ester Vreewe
Underdox
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Norfolk, Va
D. Humphreys & Son
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