Judgment for Mrs Roth in $49,000 case at Washington circuit court
Mrs Joanna Roth of Washington received a $49,000 judgment against Mrs Janita Frank of Glen Echo in a contested eight day circuit court trial. The case, tied to a long relationship and shared Chicago and Glen Echo residences, involved claim and counterclaim over property and furniture, with disputes over ownership and reconciliation efforts. The report notes sensational local attention but provides limited further facts beyond the judgment amount and parties.
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Washington Post
Johanna T Hoth
Washington
Qanita Frank
Glen Echo
Chicago
Vrs Prth
Frank
Sears
Glen ID
Rath
Froth
Wwenaton
Roth
Wbout
Troy
Mrs Roth
Oberg
Virginia girl who figured in famous murder case goes to France as war nurse
Beulah Binford, once famed as the “girl in the case” in the Rich mond murder, sails for France to serve as a Red Cross nurse under an assumed name. She seeks to prove she has made good by helping wounded soldiers and returning with a new, honest reputation.
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Virginia
France
New Fork
Aus
Beulah Binford
Elenry
Beattie
Richmond
Midlothian Turnpike
Beulah Biford
New York
Red Cross
Auncult
Two Italians Accused Of Bribe Offer In Richmond
Richmond Ve No 14 Peter Bonin and Angels Carnocchia, well known Italians, were arrested today by U S Marshal Saunders on charges of trying to bribe Henry Wilerson, chairman of local board No 2. Mach was bailed in $1000 pending appearance before Federal Commissioner Plegenheimer on August 22. One draft subject man was recently granted 30 days extension. Allegations say Bonini called Ellerson's office with a…
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Richmond Ve
Peter Bonin
Angels Carnocchia
United States
Saunders
Henry Wilerson
Mach Waa
Plegenheimer
Bonini
Chatenan Ellerson
Germans desert own men in machine gun pits near Americans
Richmond dispatch reports German commands left eighteen to twenty men guarding machine guns to face American forces then vanished, promising reinforcements that never arrived. Red Cross worker L. Thomas, under YMCA auspices, returned to Richmond confirming Germans often misled their troops and sacrificed many to ensure Americans advanced.
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Richmond
L. Thomas
Red Cross
Thomas
Obituary notices from Virginia towns vary in families
Winchester and surrounding towns report a string of deaths including Mrs Mary Elizabeth Reardon widow of Patrick H Reardon 65 with four sons and a daughter. James W Corbin 68 Baltimore railroad worker. Mrs Kate N Douglas ?? Charlottesville a noted charity figure. George Walker Gilmer 73 veteran and farmer with Confederate service. Evaline Rhodes 32 Alberene. Caroline Dedder 48 Huntington area. J Mon cure Ashby Stafford school official.
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Winchester
Mary Elizabeth Reardon
Patrick H Reardon
Michael
Staunton
Harry
France
Frank
Baltimore
Ernest
Washington
Margaret Reardon
James W Corbin
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Memorial Hospital
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
William J. Corbin
G. Drummond
Josephine Ross
Hauline
Ohio
Emma Howe
Ontario
Danville
I . Wilkinson
General Hospital
Stoneville
N. C
Henry County
Lynchburg
Sallie A. Sims
Charlottesville
Kate N. Douglas
Christ Episcopal Church
University of Virginia
Archibald N. Douglas
George Walker Gilmer
Howardaville
Gilmer
George €. Gilmer
Thomas Walker Gilmer
Gettysburg
Virginia Cavalry
Brown
Botetourt County
Philadelphia
Evaline Rhodes
Alberene
Caroline Dedder
Fulton Avenue
Caroline Diehlman
Woodbury
N. J
W Oh. Dedder
William Dedder
Camp Lee
Fred J Dedder
Lewis
Jacob
Warner
Mary
Caroline
Katie
Helen Dedder
Fredericksburg
J. Moncure Ashby
Stafford County School Board
Hig
Ashby
James Ashby
Stafford
Trost Woman in Critical Condition After Leap From Auto
Mrs Sylvia E Trost lies in critical condition at Alleghany Hospital with a broken left arm a fractured skull and a crushed jaw after leaping from an auto driven by her husband George A Trost on North Center street. He is held on a $2000 bond for a hearing later. Trost, a railroad freight conductor, previously earned a Carnegie medal and $1500 for saving a man on Hyndman rail lines.
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Washington Post
Cumberland
Sylvia E. Trost
Alleghany Hospital
George A Trost
Shot Dead in Wage Dispute at Coal Plant
Ernest Saylor 25 of Blakestown was shot and killed at the Scott and Saylor Coal Co plant after a wage dispute with James Moon, 32, an employee until Monday night. Moon is jailed at Parsons, West Virginia. The victim was son of former Sheriff James K. Saylor.
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Ernest Saylor
Blakestown
Washington Post
Cumberland
James K. Saylor
Scott and Saylor Coal Co
James Moon
Saylor Moon
Parsons
W. Va
Cooperation Plea At Southern Merchants Conference
Richmond, August 14. Frank Stockdale of Chicago urged organization and co operation in modern business during the Southern Merchants Conference session. He cited Trenton Missouri slogan Get acquainted with your neighbor and added you might like your competitor. Norman H Jonson spoke on making money under changed conditions.
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Richmond
Frank Stockdale
Chicago
Southern Merchants’ Conference
Trenton
Norman H. Jonson
The
Merchants’ Journal of Commerce
Shoes Polish in Whisky Case Puzzles Prohibition Agents
A Washington Post special from Danville Virginia reports prohibition agents found many empty shoe polish bottles at recently captured illicit stills. Agent W T Shelton notes the bottles appear to be used in the whisky mix and fetch higher prices than legitimate brands. In Prince Georges County Hyattsville Maryland a rally is planned for August 20 at the Upper Marlboro courthouse to unite voters from 19 districts under the chamber of commerce and agriculture to boost county welfare and development. Dr Clarence J Owens, president of the chamber, will open with a campaign address aiming to recruit 1 000 members.
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Washington Post
Danville
W T. Shelton
Prohibition
Prince Georges County
Hyattsville
Court House
Upper Marlboro
Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Clarence J Owens
The
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Herbert Quick
Federal Farm Loan Board
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Maryland State College of Agriculture
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Federal Board of Farm Organizations
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Castle of Maryland Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain
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Silver Run
Alexander Monroe
Lonaconing
James Qsler
Harney
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Hiarrex Stambaugh Harney
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Marwin BH Byler
Garrett County
Harvey J Walter
Carroll County
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W. R. Speare
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Clyda J. Nichols
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