Baltimore Suburb Murder Suicides Shocking Tragedy
Nannie Wine Clark, daughter of Frank Wine of Broadway Virginia, was shot to death by her husband Barnett R Clark in a Baltimore suburb. Clark, wounded, remains unconscious at Maryland University Hospital. Coroner’s jury rules death by bullet. body to Broadway for funeral.
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Oman
Barnett R. Arke
Sun
Miss 'Rankie Wine
Sproadway
Nannie Wirle Clark
Barnett R. Clark
Arlington
Baltimore
Nannie Wine Clark
Frank Wine
Broadway
Clark
Maryland University Hospital
Teeeeee
Farnett R. Clark
Nannie Clark
Broad
Justice Foster
Corp
Harrisonburg
Charles
Harold
John
Encolpih
Garnett
Chester
Bouy
Presbyterian Church
L. McG. Williams
Mrs. Bryan Sees Visitors At Willard Aide Power Hints
In Washington on March 6 Mrs William Jennings Bryan greeted a steady stream of callers at the Willard hotel as speculation swirled about her role in the new administration. An automotive salesman sought to sell her a car, but her husband Secretary of State may already have government cars, limiting private sales.
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Washington
William ‘Jernings Bryan
Willard
Champ Clark
Simmons and Vigar Wed in Hagerstown Ceremony
Miss Janie R Simmons of Spring Creek and Forrest J Vigar of Mount Solon married in Hagerstown Tuesday night by Rev HB Kin caid Thomas.
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Janie R. Simmons
Spring Creek
Forrest J. Vigar
Mount Solon
Hagerstown
HB. Kincaid Thomas
Arcanum Members Called to Funeral of W H Liens
All Arcanum members of Rockingham Council are earnestly requested to meet in hall Saturday at 2 o clock to attend the funeral of Brother W H Liens. EB Byerly, Secretary.
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Arcanum
Rockingham Council
Bro
W. H. Liens
Eb, Byerly
Health of the Child in School Lecture at High School
Dr W H Heck of the University of Virginia spoke on The Health of the Child in School at the High School. He stressed parental role, home school cooperation, and hygienic conditions in schools and homes, noting the need for unified routines and cooperation between education and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Heck
University OF Virginia
New York
Ashby Chapter Hosts Mrs Newman Guest Meeting
Turner Ashby Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy gathered at Mrs A M Newman’s home with 5 to 40 guests attending. Kate Paul read a sketch of Major Traumar praising his Confederate service, followed by Southern songs and a large fruit and dessert spread. Turner Ashby Chapter voted 20 to the fund and Mrs Newman added 5 to help mark Major Latimer’s grave marker.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
A.m.’Newman
Traumor
Woodbine
Paul
Houck
Rooim
Mexican Crisis Deepens as Huerta Seen Failing Confidence
Porfirio Diaz urged Huerta to return to Mexico to secure a $100 million loan from France as tensions rise. In Mexico City and across states Sonora and Coahuila a secession mood grows and anti American sentiment swells on the coast and north. Middle and upper classes doubt Huerta's patriotism and fear Wilson may act, while Taft's departure is mourned as a lost ally.
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Huerta
Wilson
Taft
Diaz
Mexico
France
City
Sonora
Coaligua
Ghinauhau
United States
Virginia Apples Win Grand Champion Prize in SC Meet
Local fruit growers celebrate as Virginia apples claim the Grand Champion Scheepstake Prize at the South Carolina Horticultural Society meeting in Columbia. Exhibits from Pennsylvania, Washington and other regions competed, with Virginia also winning favorable mention for quality at a recent Indianapolis exhibit.
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Virginia
South Carolina Horticultural Society
Columbia
Virginia Horticultural Society
Pennsylvania
Washington
Indianapolis
Senate Democrats Name Committee for Next Four Years
The Democratic caucus named key senators to steer policy and legislation. Listed are Kern of Indiana, Martin of Virginia, Clarke of Arkansas, Chamberlain of Oregon, Qu consecutive, OGorman of New York, Lea of Pennsylvania, and Rapes of Colorado. The lineup follows Kern's election as leader.
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International News Service
Washington
Mjroh
United States Senate
Kern
Indiaha
Martin
Virginia
Clarke
Arkansas
Chamberlain
Oregon
Qwon
Oklahoma
O'Gorman
New York
Lea
Penneesoo
Colorado
Senate
Friedmann Demonstrates Tuberculosis Serum in U S
German bacteriologist Friedmann treated forty patients at People's Hospital using his serum derived from marine turtle drops. Doctors criticized the methods while some urged patience for permanent results. Health Commissioner suspended ban, then signaled possible future demonstration.
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Friedmann
United States
People's Hospital
Friedman
Myer. Wolfe
Wedding Delayed By Inauguration In Virginia County
Zebulon Franklin Armentrout and Miss Osa Leatha Phillips were married in Rockville Maryland after a postponed license owing to the inauguration. They planned to reside on Armentrout’s farm near Zenda, with Phillips visiting Athlone before moving to their new home.
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Zebulon
Armentrout
Osa Phillips
Washington
Zenda
Zebulon Franklin Armentrout
Osa Leatha Phillips
Joseph Phillips
Athlone
Rockville
Frank M. Richardson
M. E. Church
Harrisonburg
R.A. van Pelt
Franklin Street
Mr. Armentrout
Miss Phillips
Phillips
Bishop to preach at United Brethren Church
Dr. Carter of Chattanooga Bishop of the Southern District will preach at United Brethren Church on West Market street Sunday March 9 at 11 am and 7 30 pm The Bishop is a strong speaker Elder Hammack will assist After the morning sermon communion will be observed A free will offering will be taken for Home Mission Everybody invited to attend services Pastor J L Brunk
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TO. Carter
Chattanooga
Town
United Brethen Church
United Brethren Church
West Market Street
A. S. Hammack
Ilome
Greeks Capture Janina After Two Day Bombardment
Athens reports the Greek army forced the surrender of the Turkish fortress of Janina, 32,000 garrisoned, after a two day two night bombardment with 30,000 shells in the first day. Greek feints drew Turkish fire, then infantry overwhelmed the left flank and the batteries fell silent by mid morning. Pursuit of Ottoman forces continued as they fled toward the city walls.
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Helleiig
Athens
Greece
Janina
Epirus
Bizani
Manolara
Saki
Sakni Ard Blas
Miss Bailey Bride of Mr Carpenter in Cross Keys
Grover Carpenter and Bessie Bailey of Fort Defiance were married in Rockville on February 26 and spent their honeymoon in Washington and Baltimore. A reception for about 25 guests followed at the Carpenter home near Cross Keys with a white and green theme. The couple will live with his parents on their Cross Keys farm.
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Grover Carpenter
Bessie Bailey
Ft. Defiance
W. J. Carpenter
Cross Keys
Mr. Carpenter
Miss Bailey
Henry Bailey
Rockville
Washington
Daltimore
T Hey
Carpenter
Public Lecture by Prof Graham on Industrial Triumphs of Modern Chemistry
Professor Graham Edgar of the University of Virginia will lecture at the State Normal School tonight at 8 in the gymnasium. The free public talk, titled The Industrial Triumphs of Modern Chemistry, aims to accommodate all attendees and highlight an engaging, instructive speaker for townspeople and community members.
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Edgar
Graham, Edgar
Department of Chemistry
University of Virginia
State Normal School
General Assembly
Tragedy in Ottobine: Pence Infant Dies of Stomach Catarrh
Helen Pence three months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Pence, living near Fulton School House above Beaver Creek, died Wednesday evening from stomach catarrh. Funeral held yesterday afternoon at Ottobine with Rev S D Skelton of the U B church and Rev J Thrasher of Bridgewater Methodist conducting.
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Helen
Elmer Pence
Fulton School House
Beaver Creek
Ottobine
S. D. Skelton
U. B. Church
J. Thrasher
Bridgewater Meth Dist
W Henry Lucas dies after lockjaw from foot injury
W Henry Lucas died after twenty four hours of agony from tetanus contracted when his right heel was torn from the bone in an elevator shaft accident at the Harrisonburg Grocery Company's warehouse. He suffered convulsions and jaw rigidity, with nourishment limited to sips of liquid. The incident occurred February 26 and the body was at his Court Square home. Continued coverage on page Thar.
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W. Henry Lucas
Shacklett
Court Square
Mr. Lucas
Harrisonburg Grocery Company
Lucas
Death of Jacob A. Helms in sudden illness
Jacob A. Helms, a retired cabinet maker from Mr. Crawford, died suddenly yesterday morning at his home. The physician attributed death to paralysis after he collapsed while reading near a store. he had been in good health moments earlier. He was born in Mt. Oraw and had lived in the area for many years.
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Jaco A. Helms
Crawford
O’dlears
Solms
Telns
Mr. Helms
Mt. Oraw
Wilson's Second Day Shocks Washington With Appointments
President Wilson on his second day acts to reshuffle federal posts. He directs cabinet heads to deal with subordinates and announces diplomatic appointments will be named by Secretary of State Bryan. A lengthy cabinet session followed as resignations circulated and photographers were allowed in.
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Bryan
Unier Ban—Revolutionary ,Ac
Wilson
Washington
Waédrow
Fletcher
Florida
James J. Montague
Washington, D
Wileson
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Arcanum Notice
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Egypt
International
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Cairo
Porfirio Diaz
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Makea
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Janini
Bride
W. H.lucas
Jacob A. Helms
MT. Crawford
MA HS
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William
Jennings Bryan
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