Two-Year Terms For Attacking Girl In Robbery Case
Frank Lewis and Richard Powell each received two year sentences for attacking a girl Miss Litremee Joavs January 13. Additional defendants, including Frank Brooks and Thomas, were given four year terms or related penalties after being found guilty of involvement in the same case. The court, led by Justice Siddons, stressed the severity of violence and upheld substantial punishments for convicted offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brooks
Miss Gardner
Chevy Chase
Gertrude Gardner
Thelomeus
Ah McHinney
L Siddons
Justice Siddens
Ount Pewis
Richard Powel
Hon Grst
Tourtme
James Jiu
Suldon
Paul Oneill
Alphengomia
William JL Noel Wthkles
Thomas
Multiple Obituaries and Interments in Washington Area
A string of death notices and funeral details for Davis, Miller, Padgett, Snellings Washington, Turner, Vez, Zerpga Suldeois, and Caidas Wm S told with residence, dates, and interment sites. Private or general services listed at St Johns Church, Mountaint Cemetery, Concreption oil, St Peter Church, and St Marys cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Washington
AATF
AE Armey
Wdw
Cf Care Ars
St Johns
Tfarett Square
Maryland
Erana
Mars
Wilco
Miller
Eeemies
Fearal
Jane
Concreaion Oil Cemetery
Snellings
Mattin Snellings
Po Oricetttaat
Staid Ivalted Riler
Turner
Lamy
Mary
St Margarets
Mountinet
Cemety
Suldeois
Thoraley
Wiliam Doferega
St) Marys
Three Suspects in Ohio Murder Mystery
Daniel C. Kaber, wealthy Lakewood publisher, was found stabbed twenty times in July 1919. Mrs Mary Brickel, Mrs Eva McArdle, and Miss Mary McArdle are held in Cleveland or New York on complicity charges. The trio allegedly plotted to kill Kaber. Mrs Kaber cut her wrist but survived.
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Daniel C. Kaber
Marian McArdle
Mary Brickel
Cleveland
Daniel Kaber
Lakewood
Ohio
Kaber
Brickel
Eva McArdle Kaber
Mary McArdle
Baltimore Woman in Divorce Case Proceeds Amid Court Tension
Baltimore lawyer William J Stocksdale faces a contempt dispute as Minnie Klingelhofer challenges alimony proceedings in circuit court. The scene shifts to Judge Stump with urgency as the divorce case against Frederick A Klingelhofer moves forward amid tensions and questions of sanity. Nearby, Parkersburg offices of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plan consolidation, cutting Parkersburg staff and restructuring divisions effective June 16.
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Baltimore
Washington Post
William J Stocksdale
Struc
Minnie Klngerhofer
McNulty
Klinggelhofer
Stump
Parkersburg
W. Va
Pais River
Wheeling
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Lérich
Robbery Targets Wilson County Sheriff’s Pistol Stock
In Wilson North Carolina two youths robbed the county sheriff’s office last night taking six revolvers from the desk area near the business district and police station. Sheriff Howard entered shortly before 11 oclock and saw two figures flee without switching on a light.
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Wilson
N. C
Wilson County
Howard
Boy dies after accidental self inflicted wound in Virginia
Herbert Heath aged 15 died in a Richmond hospital from a back neck bullet wound. He told doctors he shot himself accidentally while demonstrating how a person can die by their own action. The incident was reported from The Washington Point Richmond June 10. The Shenandoah Valley Academy closed a record session under Superintendent Roszel with commencement addresses by William Cornwell Gray Williams Maj Roszel and Col Bryan Conrad, US Army Reserve Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Point Richmond
Herbert Heath
Washington Post
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Academy
South
M-Roszel
United States S Army Reserve Corps
Handley L Lbrary
William DL Cornwell
R Gray Willams
Maj Raszel
Bryan Conrad
United States Army
Nine Join Phi Beta Kappa at Washington and Lee
The Washington and Lee university initiation adds seven students and two alumni to Phi Beta Kappa for scholastic attainment. A large alumni turnout and visiting girls arrived for the event and the first dance of final week occurred in Doremus gymnasium led by Max Barker of Lynchburg with Louise Brinkley of Suffolk. The Virginia Association of Workers for the Blind concluded its second annual convention with L L Watts of Albemarle elected president and J B Cunningham of Pamplin named secretary among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Lexington
Phi Beta Kappa
Washington and Lee University
Doremus Gymnasium
FC Max Barker
Lynchburg
Louise Brinkley
Suffolk
Specia
Charlottesville
Virginia Association of Workers For the Blind
L L Watts
Albemarle
C Caldwell
Staunton
J G Cromac
Buchanan
J B Cunningham
Pamplin
F H Bear
Alexandria News on City Government Reform and Local Events
Alexandria News reports on a push to change the city government form after a narrow 1949 council election. Plans include a court-ordered election, a five member council with a mayoral post, and a business manager under council removal rules. It also lists baccalaureate and graduation plans at George Mason High School, Odd Fellows officers, and local civic notes including candidates and endorsements.
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Alexandria News
Washington Post
Dat
Pack
Alexandria Wa
Shig City
Aery
Estate Bequeathal Names Niece as Beneficiary in Virginia
The testator leaves her entire estate to her niece Mrs Mary A Haylh of Springwood Boletourt County Virginia and names the beneficiary as executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A Haylh
Springwood Boletourt County
Admits firing warehouse blaze in Charlottesville case
Elizabeth City NJ man Thomas Gray confessed yesterday to setting the Hutter warehouse fire in Charlottesville on May 27 after attempting to rob the office. He dropped a match in hay while fleeing and said he fled to a cafe across the street. The alarm drew police attention and the cash register was robbed during the confusion. Fire appeared caused by slacking lime after rain. foreman Robey was electrocuted at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Thomas Gray
Elizabeth City
J L Davis
Charlottesville
Hutter
Robey
Parachutist Drowns Near Bucks River Boatmen
Newport News reports a parachutist drown near the Bucks River while being escorted by small boats from the river patrol, who mistook him for a bomb. Major William N Hensley at Langley Field appointed a board of inquiry to determine the facts and identify the boatmen present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Bucks River
Thomas J . Mulligan
Langley Field
William N Hensley
Ing
Mother of Eight Ends Life Near Milking
Mrs Cyrus Simmons, 43, of Levenwood near Milking, ended her life last night by taking strychnine. A coroner jury ruled death by own action. She leaves eight children. Her husband is held in the county jail at Elkins awaiting inquiry into his sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Elkins
Cyrus Simmons
Lvenwood
Arnstein case granted one week defense continuance
Justice Siddons granted a one week continuance for Jules Nicky Arnstein and four co defendants awaiting sentence and argument for a new trial in a conspiracy case. Affidavits from New York physicians say Arnstein has been bedbound for weeks and cannot appear in Washington for at least another week. The trial date remains set for Friday with all five defendants expected in court.
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Frederick L Siddons
Jules
Nicky
Arnstein
New York
T Mortis Wampler
Washington
Grain and Live Stock Prices at Baltimore, June Seventeenth
Grain and live stock prices listed for Baltimore with poultry, eggs, butter, and dairy items. Prices include alive springers 40 to 45 cents per lb, ducks 25 to 28 cents, eggs near 23 to 25 cents, creamery butter 31 to 33 cents, wheat near 1.40 per bushel, No 2 red winter 165 cents, corn around 71 cents, and related commodities for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Southern
Grain markets across Chicago and Baltimore wire 10 June
Grain and livestock prices from Chicago and Baltimore dated June 10 show No 1 hard wheat at 166 to 168, No 1 mixed 164, corn No 2 mixed 61 to 62, oats No 2 white 36 to 37, rye No 2 145, barley 64 to 68. In Chicago cattle top beef steers 885, bulk 775 to 860, fat cows 700, canners 250 to 375, veal calves 400 to 875. hogs top 835, bulk 805 to 830 with pigs steady to up 10 cents. Sheep led by Natlie spring at 1275 city butchers 1250, Washington lambs 975, ewes 475 to 400 bulk fat ewes 325 to 400. Cotton quotes New York 1250, Norfolk 11 25, Wilmington 10 15.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Petition Seeks New Police Chief for Brethren Churches
A June 11 petition from the Women’s Christian Temperance Union asks city council in Martinburg West Virginia to appoint a new police chief described as a “good intelligent Christian man” with sober aides, citing Sabbath enforcement concerns. The item appears in a Washington Post dispatch. The Hagerstown Maryland Brethren conference adjourned with officers elected including Rev. F M Tombaugh as moderator and Rev. A B Cover as vice moderator.
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Washington Post
Martinburg
W. Va
Women's
Christian Temperanes , Union
Speen
Hagerstown
Brethren Churches of
Maryland
Viring
District ‘of Columbia
First Brethren Church
F M. Tombaugh
A- B
Cover
C. H. Koontz
Lasbon
T. ‘A. Faohrney
Tilghmanton
Fe’ M Cobb
M. Lyon
Washington
J A Gerber
Ashland College
Multiple Obituaries Reported Across Virginia and West Virginia
Culpeper and Charlottesville report deaths of the Rev John Hansborough in Orange at 94 and a 45 year Episcopal rector tenure. Other notices include Mary Wilkerson of Amherst County, Joseph T Woodson of Simeon near Monticello, Mrs Mary L Boswell of Chase City, Dillard W Sandridge of Mechums River, William H Richards of Fredericksburg, and Sister Mary Anita of Parkersburg.
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Simeon
Monticello
Woodson
R. Boswell
Mary L. Boswell
Chase City
Charles Henry Robertson
John T Boswell
Dillard W. Sandridge
Charles T Sandridge
Mechum's River
Fredericksburg
William H Richards
County high school boys seek law education by jail room
Three county high school boys in Middlebourne Tyler County planned to study law during the term by living in the county jail due to housing shortages. They arranged with the Sheriff to room there since local housing was scarce and left the jail empty when they returned home at term’s end.
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Washington Post
Middlebourne
Waa
Tyler County
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Mrs. Mary Cricket
Eva McArdle Haher
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Shenandoah Academy
Washington and Lee
Workers For Blind
George Mason High School
Ariington County
del Ray Methodist Episcopal Church
John Paul Isler
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Truth Rowe
Josephine Shuster Prangbaffelle
Ralph Laffalle
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