Fourth Degree Knights Conferred in Alexandria Today
Knights of Columbus from Virginia and West Virginia gather in Alexandria for the conferral of the fourth degree on fifteen Portsmouth candidates led by Grand Knight P. J. Riley. The ceremony, Mass at St. Mary's, banquet, and vesper service mark a regional event with a Monday tour of Mount Vernon.
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St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Hall
St. Mary's Parish
Lyceum Hall
Mount Vernon
Hyattsville mandamus seeks ouster of two councilmen
Feti tions for a mandamus writ to oust Walter S. Dutton and George S. Harrison, elected Hyattsville councilmen in May 1919, allege they lacked $500 real estate value to qualify. A July 23 hearing is set before Judge Fillmore Beall. Also reports marriages, deaths, and Virginia University summer enrollment rising to 1,400 with 1,112 women and 288 men.
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Upper Marlboro
Walter S. Dutton
George S. Harrison
Hyattsville
Noble
Rushe
James H. Wcomroy
Dutton
Harrison
Fillmore Beall
Circuit Court
Washington Post
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Maryland
Cuba
France
Serbia
Clarksburg Mayor Craddock Arrested In Probe Of Misconduct
Clarksburg West Virginia mayor J S Craddock was arrested and held for trial on charges of improper conduct with Emma Stemple in a downtown office setting. He calls the accusation a frame up and says he was drugged with near beer.
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Washington Post
Clarksburg
W. Va
J. S. Craddock
Emma Stemple
Trial Opens in Murder Charge Against Weisengoff
Peter Weisengoff of Westernport Maryland stands trial in Petersburg West Virginia for the murder of Sheriff Donald P. Davis of Keyser in Piedmont two years ago. This is his second trial after a prior second degree murder conviction. a new trial was granted for venue concerns. Witness Dr. J Abbott testified as opening statements outlined the state case and defense claim Davis provoked the incident by attacking Weisengoff during an arrest attempt. The case centers on whether the killing was deliberate or the result of a dangerous struggle. In a separate note, the Virginia Valley Orchard Company plans a 1 million dollar capitalization after securing land in Frederick County for 1100000.
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Petersburg
W. Va
Peter Weisengoff
Westernport
Donald P. Davis
Keyser
Piedmont
Weisenoff
Supreme Court of Appeals
Weisengoff
Francis M. Reynolds
J. Abbott
Emory & Tyler
Mineral County
Mansfield M. Neely
Fairmont
Davis
Weisengoft
Weisengofe
30000 Apple Trees To Be Planted This Fall
Wealthy investors from New York and Pennsylvania hold stock in the new company preparing to plant 30000 apple trees this fall. The Epworth League Pittsburgh Conference institute opens in Mountain Lake Park Maryland with over 700 expected attendees and a record class enrollment. Notable instructors include Dr H C Fintel Prof J C Mace and Dr G H Myers among others.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Copal Church
H.C. Fintel
J. C. Mace
Pittsburgh
J. Vernon Wright
Butler
G. H. Myers
M. Bruce Fierstonye
Homer Waitfield
Jessie Howell
Mary Collins
Claude Towner
The
Epworth League of Baltimore
Train strikes boy on trestle near Prices station
Hagerstown Md July 13 A Western Maryland passenger train struck Kenneth Weagley nine son of Mia Paul J Criswell Killed or injured? The accident left his right leg broken and several toes severed as he attempted a trestle crossing described as skinning the cat between the ties. The conference including Washington will hold its Institute here next week. Special to The Washington Post.
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Washington Post
Grantsville
Weston
W. Va
Mary Petterson
R. M. Seeley
Nannie Green
Charles Gumbers
South Brownsville
Gumbers
Conference
Washington
Hagerstown
Prices Station
Ken
Neth Weagley
Mia
Paul J. Criswell
Maryland
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Arver & Hn
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Ofheer
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Chatham
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Organize Valley Orchard Co
Virginia Valley Orchard Company
Boyd R
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Richards
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Frederick County
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Goodyear
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Undertaker
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al Jolson
Frank Crumit
Roseland Orchestra
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Harry Fox
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Art Hieckman
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