Robbery On Annapolis Road Halts Baltic Party Of Twenty
Five armed men stopped a party of about twenty, mostly Baltic residents, near Crystal Springs on the Annapolis road, stealing about $600, wallets, and cheques. Victims include Samuel Sutlman and Mrs. Saml Lichter. Police and Camp Meade troops responded within minutes. several people were detained for questioning. Later, Gen Pershing received an invitation to a dedication in Bastington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speial
Baltimore
United States
Crystal Springs
Amnapolis
Anynapoli Dunation
Sutleman
Bing
Efe
Nostarch O
Mas Mids
Camp Meade
Dove
Aune Arundel County
Fee
Samurl Lichter
Hugh Esmin
Eomen Amie
Samuel Waainir
Aid
Simon Twiter
Samuel You
Brim
Simul Suverbees Wisses
Fin Tate i Boph & A
Lessee
Turk Moss
Hero Svar
Festa
Urs Pares
Seertnblats Tausdowar
Ab Goldbers
David Sudeman
Jennnie
Broberlud
Jenn J Pershing
Bastington
James W.thomas
George Washington
Braddock
Obituary notices collection from a 1921 newspaper
A jumble of obituaries and funeral notices lists many families, addresses, and dates for services. Entries mention Beuchert, Beichie, Colford, Crown, Gerhard, Harkey, Moore, Morphy, and others, with locations across Columbus and nearby towns. Funeral times span March dates, with interments at Mount Carmel, Mount Olivet, Rock Creek, and Prospect Cemetery as announced by various family representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NC & Colford
Columbia
Girard Atrrees
Mount Chist
Fourleenth
Ecard Sumals
Teminion Heights
Matida Yuassta
Fenton W Crown
East Fanliol Street
Elbert
Nornstown
MACY
ETI
al Meletoir Rifert
Leeschapet
Frank Fone
Manule Foster
Brennen
AL Street
Prospect
Ratean
George J
Tarph Wachers
Northwist
Momar
Gerhard
Sundar
Printeton
Fredrick
New York Avenue
Rock Creek
Baltimore
Manns
Foam Dan
Lnte
Lawrence
Catherine Harkey
Tivadas Marth
Mops Church
Senate
Marian Riese
Glenwood Criistery
Tueway
Norfolk
Kee Rschner
Saal
Hugs Avers
Eee Y
Wednewlas
Maryland and the Virginias Special to The Washington Post
A jumble of early 20th century notices from Winchester to Fredericksburg recount burglaries, fires, and deaths. Kendall in Winchester faces a grand jury for burglaries. a fire injures Mr and Mrs Ford in Washington. Byassee dies from a fall in Montpelier. Weisiger, Wheeler, Hamner, Scott, and Metz are listed among the deceased or affected in Virginia and Maryland communities.
Alexandria News item roundup and local obituaries
A rushed Alexandria report covers a late Sunday hold up on 401 South Washington Street as Mrs Grover Holand lost $26 to two young colored men. police seek the suspects with a description from Miss Marie Treet and A E Cheaser. Also noted are the marriage of Mr and Mrs Chesser, a funeral for Jenny De Planta, Odd Fellows lodge degree events, the death of Mrs Jean Sayres Clarkson, and the incorporation charter granted to Kendall Productions Inc. in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
Alexandria
Lvety
Grover Holand
Washingaton Street
Roland
King Street
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Rolanderm Blie
State Corporation Commission
Kendall ‘Productions Inc
J.oe Kendall Holland
Washington, DC
George Wedderburn
Vienna
Milford A Anderson
Washington
Obituary and club leadership at Virginia Athletic Club
Funeral services were held for Charles Turnbull Bell at St Marys Catholic Church after his Georgetown University hospital injuries. Virginia Athletic Club elected officers including Midgete Nelson Duffey president and Ralph Phillips football captain, with others as vice president, secretary treasurer, and sport team captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles ‘Turnbull Bell
Georgetown University Hospital
Jaye
Fiial
St Mary's Catholic Church
Treve Welly
Presbyterian Cemetery
Virginia Athletic Club Midgete
Nelson Duffey
Richard Schoent
Sterling Hall
Lawrences, Roland, Jr
Ralph Phillips
Leo Lyn
Thehard Schoen
Obituary notices and public funeral details mixed for March 1921
A compilation of funeral notices lists Blanche Graham Otterback and others with addresses in Washington Buffalo and Georgetown, noting funeral dates March 7 to 10 1921 and interment at local cemeteries plus a Kentucky tobacco crop meeting where Hurley Tobacco Growers Association abandons curtailment plans due to insufficient signers and contemplates marketing plans with Robert W. Bingham and Bernard Baruch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Roach
Hamline Methodist Episcopal North Ninth and
P Streets
Whursley
Glenwood Cemetery
Rudy
Caroline Street
Joht, Jr
Eva Endy
Hampton
Lexington
Hurley Tobacco Growers Association
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville
Bernard Baruch
New York
Convict Identified as Escaped Lifert Tyler on Road Force
A negro convict serving a 30 day term on the State road force near Winchester Virginia was identified by Capt. C. G. H. Jackson as Kemeg Luther Tyler an escaped life term prisoner who had fled Richmond Penitentiary on October 5. Tyler had been sentenced for criminal assault but his sentence was commuted to life. He denied and then admitted his identity before being sent back to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Benjamin H Kendall
Kendall
Armel
City Hell
Washington Post
Here
Kemeg
Luther Tyler
Richmond
CG. H Jackson
Tyler
Alexandria
Jackson
Stomeght
Death from lockjaw closes two year old nail injury
Special to The Washington Over Winchester Virginia March 7 tetanus lurked dormant for over two years then emerged during a current illness causing the death of Martha Williams fourteen at her grandparents home Mr and Mrs Frank Miler attending physicians say she had pricked her foot with a nail more than two years ago the injury seemed healed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Baltimore
Sarah Ford
Fawcett Street
Thomas Ford
Mercy Hospital
Ford
Reuben Jones
Washington
Winchester
Martha Williams
Frank Miler
Miss Williams
Harding Endorses Virginia Centennial Endowment Campaign
President Harding expressed enthusiastic support for the University of Virginia centennial endowment fund campaign totaling 3,060,000 dollars. His radio broadcast message urged a successful drive honoring Jefferson Madison and Monroe, praising the university’s educational and patriotic ideals and its historic legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Associated Preas
Harding
University of Virginia
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Elf
Caroline Randolph Rafferty
Charlotte Randolph Rafferty
Thomas Jefferson
University
Death of Dr Walter S Link in Parkersburg West Virginia
Dr Walter S Link died late yesterday at his hospital in Parkersburg of apoplexy aged 5. For 12 years he was counselor for the fourth district of the West Virginia Medical Association and he served in World War I as a captain in the medical corps. He was a Kiwanis member and held Masonic and Shriners titles including Knight Templar and Elk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Parkersburg
Wva
Walter S Link
West Virginia Medical Association
Kiwanis
Knight Templar
Shriner and Elk
Glittertind Rammed at Anchor by Farnworth Near Norfolk
In Hampton Roads the Norwegian steamer Glittertind at anchor off Old Point was rammed by the British steamer Farnworth causing damage above water. no hull breaches. Also the British schooner Westway reached port after a perilous storm crossing the Atlantic coast. In Lynchburg Mrs Laula Drinkard wed N D Stanley, and Miss Janie Kirk wed James Duff. In Bristol Thelma Hicks wed John Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Glittertind
Hampton Roads
Old Point
Farnworth
Atlantic
Westway
Lynchburg
Laula B Drinkard
N .D. Stanley
Arthur
Methodist Church
Janie M. Kirk
James BE. Duff
Campbell County
Flossie Bordurant
A. L Liggan
T. Senter
Court Street Methodist Church
Bristol
Misa Thelma Louie Hicks
John Marion Jones
W H Price
Hold Two on Moonshine Charge in Strasburg Area
Federal agents arrested Marion and Thomas Bly near Strasburg on moonshine charges. They were jailed for a hearing before U S Commissioner Williams. Agents found two stilts, 40 gallons of mash at Marion Bly’s and 15 barrels of cider mash at Tom Bly’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specaal
Washington Post
Winchester
Marion
Thomas Bly
Strasburg
United States
Williams
Marion Bly
Tom Bly
Will Oppose Negro Candidate in Ward 3 Council Race
The Washington Post reports in Hagerstown Maryland that on March 7 Drew K Coffman was nominated by petition as an independent Republican candidate for councilman in ward 3. Republican leaders took this step after blacks won the Republican city primaries Saturday night and nominated Richard Barnum colored for councilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Hagerstown, Md
Andrew K Coffman
Richard Barnum Colored
Baltimore Grain and Live Stock Prices March 7
Grain and live stock prices listed for poultry eggs butter and corn. Includes per pound and per dozen rates for chickens turkeys ducks and eggs with butter and dairy figures and miscellaneous notes on corn prices and quality grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Grain and wheat prices in Chicago and Baltimore reports
Grain markets show Chicago wheat traded at No 2 red 177 percent and No 2 hard 174 percent with corn at No 2 mixed 68 to 69 percent and oats at No 2 white around 46 to 64 percent. Baltimore oats No 2 white 55 to 13 etc with small lots of nearby wheat selling 150 to 167 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Baltimore
Live Stock Market Report Chitage Area Prices
Livestock prices show mixed demand with cattle steady to lower and bulk ranges reported. Hogs mostly down in larger weights, sheep and lambs hold values with fat lambs and yearlings noted, ewes showing varied top quotes.
Cotton COTTON Widdimge New York
A brief item notes figures from a moving listing with numbers 1184 Norfolk 1425 and a wining ton 11.00, indicating a data snippet in a local listing or ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norfolk
Winnington
Williamsport Citizens Ticket Wins in Town Election
Special to The Washington Past from Hagerstown Maryland on March 7 reports the Williamsport citizens ticket defeating the Progres-sive ticket in today's town election. Elected commissioners for two years were Norman Grove 121 votes Upton Q Norris 143 votes and R A Hofffenger 131 votes. Women voted in large numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hagerstown
Citizens
Williamsport
Norman Grove
Upton Q. Norris
R. A. Hoffenger
Rev Thomas M Brimtow Dead in Frostburg Maryland
The Rev Thomas M Brimtow aged 48 died last night in Frostburg Maryland after ill health and retirement from the ministry. He was admitted to the Methodist ministry 14 years ago and formerly served as postmaster at Midlothian. Survived by his wife two sons and two daughters. Despondent over ill health and medical outlook discussed with Baltimore doctors about a month ago. Also reports Richard J Worrest a Norfolk real estate man shot himself last night, dying before aid could reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Wham T' Byasgee
Akron
Ohio
J H Byassee
Montpelier
University Hospital
Thomas W Byassee
Cumberland County
Washington, D
Lynchburg
Davis Berry Weisiger
Richmond
Weisuser
Oscar W Wersiger
William H. Wheeler
Nelson County
Elmington
Covesville
Paul M Heckham
Farmville
Cove Presbyteran Church
Dupuy Holladay
B M Beckham
Hamner
Riva Boaz
Fredericksburg
Walliam Scott
Washington Fost Frostburg
Thomas M Brimtow
Norfolk
Baltimore
Richard J. Worrest
Automobile plunge kills J. W. Bowles near Frederick
Auto crash near Frederick Saturday causes one death and injuries to two companions. Joseph W Bowles of Frederick county dies in Frederick city hospital from fracture of the spinal column. Wilmer Shryrock and Ralph Rosenberger escape with minor injuries after another car darts from a side road, a telegraph wire is struck and the car plunges over an embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Joseph W Bowles
Frederick County
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick
Wilmer Shryrock
Ralph Rosenberger
Bowles
Baltimore
Shryrock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daugherty
Jessup
Pistol Point
Pershing
Cumberland
Hugh Miller
H. Sardo & CO
Modern Chapel Automobile Funerals
V.d.speare Co
N.W
A. J. Schippert
Modern Chapel
Aor
Sergeon
H Street
F ST. NW
Arspasre
Nichela WB Speer Frank Geierssons Co
Bbyen Madera Chavel
Fhoay North
Jana T. Ryan
Maia
Econ Op
Maryland
Virginias
Virginia
Hagerstown Md
Roy Johnson
Cletus B Dick 37
Indian Spring
Jacob Metz
Jacobs Metz
Adam Baer
Paramont
Alexandria News
Odd Fellows
Ter
Marie Treet
E Cheaser
John Lee Allison
Second Presbyterian Church
Mra Chesser
Atlantic City
Jenniie de Planta
Jorvite J de Planta
Kingsstreet
Wheatley
O P Lloyd
Second Baptist Church
Bethel Cemetery
Potomac Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Sarepta Lodge No
Odd Fellows Hall
Clarendon
Loudoun Lodge
Leesburg
Odd Felows Phall
Jean Sayres Clarkson
Henry M. Clarkson
H. T Clarkson
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Haymarket
Charles T. Bell
S. N. Baumgardner
Sarah Wnw Baumgardner
George L Baumgardner
Athletic Club Midgets Elect
Chesser Fleet Wedding
Mice
Mrs . W Vlget
Daugh
4 Pauls Catholic Church
Shaw
Kenilworth Avenue
Kenilworth
Lucy
Walter B Shaw
Luceday
Alexander Gurdut
Josephine Goreon Sowers
Witham
Glorsina
Gordon
Urorgetown
Waterbury
Beatrice
George Walebury
Urhorst
Lifer
Denton Postoffice
BIG U. OF V. Fund
Holgerstown Md
Bank of the’ Commercial Trust Company
Ramacciott
Denton
Post Office
Depu
Walter
Virginia Weddings
Albis
Cascara
Anu la Grippe
Ray
R. Harris & CO
BD Jewelers
Williamsport Citizens
T. M. Brimtow
Norfolk Realty Man
Self
Robert Lansing
Houghton Mifflin Company
Tres
J. W. Bowles
Bengirk
Paciseg
Pars
Avalon
Seventh Street
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