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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1923

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3

Arlington County police plea backs by Fort Myer body

Sheriff A C Clements urged enhanced county protection at Fort Myer Heights Citizens Association meeting. He said seven officers cover a larger area than Alexandria and the force lags in population and area. More than 6,000 cars crossed the Highway bridge bound for Alexandria and Mount Vernon. Hugh Reid of Chantilly may run for Virginia House delegate, joining five candidates if he enters. Odd Fellows hall work to begin in Clarendon as Arlington Hall association announces plans.

Arlington County Cbwrep Tellus Sherrif A. C. Clements Fort Myer Heights Arington County Sherif Harry EK. Green Eitiing Trath Alexandria Mount Vernon Hugh Reid Cherrydale Virginia House of Delegates Read Odd Fellows’ Hall Clarendon Arlington Hall Association Clarendon Lodge

Marshall Sees Peril of Class Legislation

Harmiston Ohio June 6 Thomas R Marshall former Vice President warned against class legislation in a commencement address saying laws should stay clear of political and economic passion. He argued government must remain three branches to avoid tyranny by any one class or a pure democracy steered by self interest.

Harmiston Ohio Thomas R. Marshall United States Clisons

Jailed in Auto Fatality in Marylander’s Martinsburg Hearing

William R. Brightwell of Frederick Maryland was fined 3000 and sentenced to 14 months in jail after pleading to charges tied to the fatal hit run of Kenneth Kneisley in Martinsburg. He waived preliminary hearing on a murder charge to be presented to the October grand jury. He also faces a murder charge with a 5000 bond, and earlier faced counts of speeding driving while intoxicated no license liquor possession and carrying a pistol without a license. Brightwell posted 4000 bond and will appeal.

Martinsburg W. Wa Willian R. Brightwell Frederick Kenneth Kneisley Brightwell Brightwel Brightweil

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