Riot Case Hearings Narrowly Defers in Court
The Polk County court handled over a hundred cases tied to race riots last Tuesday. Nine of the defendants cited carrying concealed weapons. two were convicted of disorderly conduct. Most faced the maximum $25 fine or possible jail time, with rulings leaning toward leniency for some offenders.
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Nat Zucky
Glienta
Peter Dela
Joseph Fairfax
Edward Rutter Negro Beys
Washington
Calers
Camp Humphreys
Maryland and the Virginias quarrels and crimes amid border tensions
The report blends multiple July 23 items from The Washington Post fielding a Maryland Virginia border clash. Theodore Ritchie shoots Letta Cross after quarrels near Parkersburg while another man faces charges for decoy mail. Separate notes cover deaths, a fruit cooperative HQ move, and local officials.
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Washington Post
Parkersburg
W. Va
Theodore Ritchie
Letta Cross
Hitchie
Clarksburg
Thurt i B. Strother
Strother
Shootings, Trials, and Sentences Amid Turbulent Docket
Court records detail disorderly conduct convictions for John Coates and Alfred Stebbins with fines totaling 2391 and 25 days in custody. Separate cases involve multiple defendants including Lind Barnes Thirles Thompkin and others facing various charges. A high profile shooting case features Edmond Thomas and Roger Smith. defense claims self defense and intoxication. The narrative also notes forthcoming executions, a remand for Lemmon, and a fatal housing district incident amid Virginia weather turmoil.
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John Coates
Alfred Stebbins
Alumar Burt Teaners
John B. Coker
Prine Daumerd
All Solar
Mayor Hospital
Mroanik Lie Iiser
WHO Money
Tracs Brid
Richart Yilims
Edmond Thomas Ant
Roger Smith
Uisiassel
Thione
Aitreer
Haspetast
Clarksburg Improvement Bonds Pass By Wide Margin
Citizens approve a 900000 municipal improvements bond issue by a heavy vote of more than three to one. The plan includes building five new bridges as an initial project with 152 thousand dollars allotted for the bridges and related work.
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Clarksbuce
Tobacco Damaged by Storm in Danville District
A July 23 report notes seven days of heavy rain harming tobacco crops. Second growth and general plant deterioration are reported along with flood damage to corn in lowlands.
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Spec'al
Washington Post
Hagerstown Md
Wiliam Ellis
Nicholas Duluca
Hagerstown
Washington County
Elbe
Bristol
W. R K. Cross
Bright
Ninth Street
J H Shuler
Boat Hill
Harrisonburg
Charles T Lewis
Fort Defiance
Lewis
Washington, D. C
Samus L. Lewis
Elizabeth Bocock
Staunton
Eliza Burke
Burketown
Lela van Pelt
L. Burke Lewis
France
Gertrude Catherine Ritchie
Foster Ritchie
J A Hartman
Nancy Comer
A le Dovel
Adam Comer
Elizabeth Hinekamp Walter
Frederick William Waller
Baltimore
Danvillera
Hancock S. hits launch as Virginia Shipbuilding builds fleet
News from Alexandria notes arrangements for launching the steel freighter Hancock at the Virginia Shipbuilding yard on Saturday afternoon August 9. The Chancook will be sister to Gunston Hall Betsy Bell and Canada cargo ships. twelve vessels total planned with later keel laying for Eth.
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Wasshington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Virginia Shipbuilding 1 Corporation
Hancock
Palmer
Mitchell Patner
Chancook
Gunston Hall
Betsy Bell
Canada
Aeth
Grain and Live Stock Prices in Baltimore Markets
Baltimore market page lists grain and live stock quotes for July 23 with Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby regions. Prices cover eggs butter poultry oats corn corn soybeans wheat and various cattle hogs sheep and feeder stock with ranges and notable high or low values.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Virginia
Chicago
Cotton MIPPLING New York Philadelphia Norfolk
Cotton MIPPLING reports locations in New York and Philadelphia and Norfolk with connection to 3625 3645 3400. No broader context or actions available in fragments.
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New York
Philadelphia
Norfolk
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Dietriet
Ilinois Trust
James Lowry
Virginias
Neil Parkersburg
Fruit Exchange For
Appalachian Fruit Exchange
East
Cumberland
Smithshoro Belt
John H. Dumier
John H Dumier
Widelity
Iis Home
Athal Avenue
Irvington
Dumier
Theresa M Dumler
Thuri E. Strother
Cauught
Gordo
Neale
Ik Streris
Owens
Sarah Yous
Hook Creek
Bend
Wilson
Weris Hosp
James T. Ryan Loriner
Joseph
Saera
Lincoln
Thos
M. Hindle
Lesaker
cJoseru Gavner's Sons
Pa. Ave
N. W
Frank Geier’s Sons CO
Lila Shy
Modern Chapel
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Linvela
ROY M. Perry Company
T. R. Nalley & Sons
Pacers
GEO P. Zurhorst ‘Sons, Incorporated
BOL East
Fuserad
Ing Eariy
Artusnst
Lind Barnes Thirles Thompkin
John Boston
Frank Watson
Elmer Johnson
Brigk Tours
William Kans
Stanley Thiel
Raymord
Tilly
Lemmon
Fridas
Barry
McDowell County
Alwash
Innlvence
Red
Supreme Court
Lemmons
Llood
Washngton
Luray
Massamutton
Randolph Barbee
Jem-Kleno
Harris & Co
Goldsmith & Co
St New
S. Kann Sons & Co
Palais Royal
News OF Alexandria
Corporation Court
Gaither
Citi
Zens’ National Bank
George Wagshing
Ton Park Carrol
J H Glover
Yuga Shipbuilding Corporation
North Carolina
Knights of
Pythias
Oriental Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Herndon Lodge
Herndon Va
J Butcher
Ernest
R Bover
Jimey ‘Py Luckett
Norris Prrand
Alexandra Water Company
Ans i
G. W. Zachary
George W Zachary
del Rai
Commissioner of Revenue
Alexandra
William Dunican
Telerk
Tre Tim
Hastings
Seventh Street
Dack
Resser
Cage, Patent
Elihva
Cortram Hoosier Loy
Roll Door
Hoosier Beauty
Salis Apeny
Capes
Kalorama
Weatherman
United Rubber CO
New York Ave
Ing
John W. Thompson & Co. Incorporated
15Th Street
Main
W. R. Speare
F St. N. W
H St. N. W
Masonic Temple
W.r.speare Co
Ferguson
the Sunday Post
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