Acquittal Hope in Kepner Death Trial Sparks Debate
Frederick August reports the Kepner murder case hinges on death by own action theory as defense plans for trial emerge. Prosecutors and detectives discuss evidence scenes including a bloodstain, dust on a bedstead, and a bed edge牌 bone. Lulu Ricketts linked to Kepner’s infatuation sits employed locally as authorities prepare for testimony in a case described as sensational in Maryland crime history.
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Frederick
Honos
B. Everad Kepner
Grace Simmons Kepper
Leo Weinberg
Vielnberg
Kopner
Indsay C. Spencer
Ballimyre
Btato
Anders
Kepner
Mead
Keynora
Maryland
Sherif Charles Smith
Lulu Ricketts
Kepherteaid
Nanking
Car overturns injuring three near Martinsburg
A car owned by Harry M. Bain of Clearspring overturned near Martinsburg on the Martinsburg to Hagerstown road at 6 30 PM. Mrs Wilith Bain 50 suffered a crushed right hand and multiple cuts, Miss Ida Beard 25 had a broken right arm, and Miss Mary Corbett 22 sustained chest back and eye lacerations. All were taken to Guy Hospital Martinsburg.
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Jose Lerrigh
Harry M. Bain
Clearspring
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Mra
Wilith M. Tain
Harry Bain
Ida Beard
Clearapridg
Bain
Mary Corbett
Brown's
Smart Shop
Shenandoah Cavterna
Shenandoah
Hospital Report for Washington County July Patients
A daily average of 65 patients were treated at Washington County Hospital in July per Superintendent Mise Tuma C Glover. There were 63 patients midnight June 30, 163 admitted July, 160 discharged July, 0 remaining at midnight July 31. Sixty eight days care were furnished, making a daily average of over 05 patients. Besides this number, 98 treated as dispensary patients. 7 surgical operations performed, 37 accidents cared for, 5 patients treated in X ray Department, 630 laboratory examinations, 12 babies born. Of 166 discharged, 90 well, 56 improved, 6 unimproved and two came for diagnosis only. twelve died, six deaths occurring within 24 hours after admission.
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Washington County Hoapital
Mise Tuma C. Glover
Beesides
Father Drowns After Saving Son at Creek
Walter Fedgerhoff of Frederick aided the Struggling couple at Tuscarora bridge after a deep hole opened in the creek. The father William Schell aged 25 dove twice to rescue his wife and son, but both he and the wife disappeared under water. The couple were attempting to rescue their child who had fallen into the eight foot deep hole amid recent rain washouts.
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Tle Witle
Tuscarora Bridge
Frederick
William Schell
Buell
Walter’ Fedgerhoff
Mra. Shell
Virginian Killed In Stone Quarry Accident
G Henry Campbell a native of Page county Virginia was fatally injured at the Potomac Lime and Stone Company plant at Magle west of Harper's Ferry while operating a steam drill A large stone rolled into him He fled in about 20 minutes after the accident occurred Campbell was 38 years old and had worked at the plant for several years His body was transported to his home at Stanley Va where his wife and family reside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Lime and Stone Company
Magle
Harper's Ferry
Mr. Campbell
Hlashody
Stinley
Bly
Smooth Sauce Tip Improves Gravy Texture
A kitchen tip advises using a fork or small egg beater at nine pm to mix sauce instead of a spoon. It claims this method makes the gravy light and free from lumps, suggesting a quicker, smoother blend for home cooks.
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Bluejay
Borvics Rowe Sutton
Franklin
Homer Camos
Franklin Street
Ted Putlets
David T. Crockett
Bentz & Dunn
Leder
Suriber
Phare Bua
Ior
Cleveland
Columbus
North Randall Truck
Whea Saude
Dullary
Bait
Misa Corbett
Miss Beard
Oates
Mr. Bain
Mile
Polly
Cliff Sterret
Athe
Inc Great Britain
Sam
Swan
Barby
Jokoson
Harry J Funkhouser
Electhic Construction
Washington and Loanettte
Antietam 6
Fedgerhott
Chares Town
W. van
G. Henry Campbell
Page County
Virginia
the Talking Machine Shop
Aluminum
Schindel, Rother & Co., Inc
Potomac Gt
Marylend
By Williams
Anon Annie
Trillians
Somebodys
Eddie
TY Beleve
Iva Ov Pire
Ieee
Spielman
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