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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1921

Page

8

Boy, 16, accused in fatal shooting near Charleston

In Charlestown West Virginia A Stephens 16 a Malltown Paper Board employee is jailed on charges he killed Miss Katherine Littleton 16 at her home. A coroner's jury ruled the tragedy a homicide by Stephens. The report adds he claimed the pistol went off as he tried to take it from her.

Vas Washington Harlestown W. Va A. Stephens Malltown Paper Board Apany Katherine Helen Holivar Jace Itamsdell Epheng Tia Stawn Pwerry Porket Miss Littleton James Stephens Ciarenes Littleton Charlestown Stephens Willan L. Stephens Frederick County Halstown

Card of Thanks Reflects on Loss and Community Support

The notice expresses gratitude to nursing and military associates and mourns William Woweden Lepecully, with memorials for Mary Werden and family. It lists bereaved relatives, funeral details, interment at Rock Creek Cemetery, and mentions several obituaries and memorials from March 1921 in Washington and surrounding areas.

Bom Mendis Mar Yivist Walmer Marke Hipsnop Littlelonn Long Island Serment Great Neck Isley Oh Mondae Colin Yin Road Maggie MW Ptl Crealy Pansiel Beta Jean T BN Rai Mamas Mount Aba St. Beats Chaech Cath Bone Ciara Victor Sueral Thor Allarsburg Victorine Dauegtter Charlee Elizaeth Keone Charles Ho Cuesing Church of the Ascension Massachusetts Avenue Twelfth Rock Creek Center Murehart William Lnte Koma Neutnang Derovedt Frank Cerrs Pandey Marsh Keck Creek Cemetery Foon Santy Washington, Co Robert Ordnance Department Tos Macy Angell Kip Pervite Leaks San Antonio

Mob at jail door foiled by sheriff

Incensed by the murder of William Huckman a mob attacked the Houston Virginia county jail to lynch Joseph Coleman a black suspect. Sheriff L W Rice sealed doors and defied the mob while reinforcements from South Boston arrived. Despite volleys fired into the jail eight black prisoners remained inside and Coleman with four others were moved to another town. no arrests were reported.

Washinston Pusat Danville William Huckman Simon Houston Joseph Coleman L. W., Rice Tica South Boston Boston Coleman

Regulations favor council manager rule in Alexandria

The Alexandria Chamber of Commerce adopted regulations endorsing the council manager form of government proposed by James R. Caton by an almost unanimous vote at the annual meeting. The chamber also backed Rev. Dr. E. N. Regester's return to the pastorate of the Methodist Episcopal Church South once his current term ends, and elected Leopold Ruben George E. Warfield Claude R. Fletcher and Judge S. G. Brent as directors at large. The board will meet soon to elect officers for the year.

Alexandria News Washington Post X. Patelek Alexandria James R. Caton Alexandria Chamber of Commerce E. N. Regester Methodist Episcopal Church South Thal Church Leopold Ruben George E. Warfield Claude R. Fletcher 8. G. Brent

Death of J B M Vance engineer. longtime B&O worker

James B Matthew Vance aged 75 a native of County Donegal Ireland and for 45 years an engineer on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad died last night at his Wheeling West Virginia home He is survived by a son and two daughters who reside in Ireland

Alfred KR. Jones Rochester N. Y Southern Railway Asheville N.C Frances C. Jones Wheatley Nevia Washington Post Wheeling W. Va James B. Matthew Vance County Donegal Ireland Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Spring tonic promises vigor with Gude's Pepto Mangan

An advertising feature extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a spring tonic to revitalize blood by boosting red corpuscles and oxygen distribution. It claims the product increases red cell numbers, reduces indoor-windiness, and restores color to pale cheeks, available in tablet or liquid form at druggists.

Earth Gude

Hagerstown Barber Shop Robbed

Hagerstown Md March 21 James Truman's barber shop was robbed last night while the proprietor was at church. The thieves took 100 dollars from a cash register and 12 dollars from a pocketbook but missed 60 hidden in the lining. Entrance was through a window. Western Maryland freight train struck a runaway team injuring the driver G W Baker and badly injuring the horses at Edgemont. Baker was hurled 20 feet and rendered unconscious. Three sons and a daughter survive A H Gregory 62 Webster Springs WV hunter dies in Clarksburg hospital. Russell Humbertson Cumberland taxicab driver injured near Hagerstown March 21 dies here after 67 hours unconscious. Wife and two children survive.

Washington Poat Cumberland Margaret C. Settle Clarence A. Settle Western Maryland Railway Company Mount Savage Settle Culpeper Hagerstown James Truman Washington Post Maryland G. W. Baker Edgemont Baker Clarksburg W. Va A. H. Gregory Webster Springs West Virginia Hageratown Russell Humbertson Cumberland

Victory in Court for Nude Statue in New York

New York court ruled on Charles Rumsey's bid to force the Architectural League of New York to display his sculpture The Pagan in the Metropolitan Museum of Art annual show. Rumsey's nude female statue was controversial but the league acknowledged an earlier submission error and will include the work.

New York Associated Press Supreme Court Newburger Charles Cary Rumeey E. H. Herriman Architectural League of Rumsey Metropolitan Museum of Art England J. M. Hewlett Architectural League League Committee On

Mingo trial updates reveal wide list of defendants and dismissals

16 Freed at Mingo continue from the first page. Jury deliberated included Sid Hatfeld police chief Reece Chambers William Bowman Clair Overstreet Doug Mounts Jesse Boyd Charles Kiser Ben Mounts William B. Coleman Ed. Chambers Leo Taylor James Overstreet Al Williams Van Clay Fred Burgraff and Hallie Chambers. Those whose cases were dismissed include Isaac Brewer Fred Webb B. R. Page N. H. Atwood William Star Albert Burgraff and J. C. McCoy. After dismissal Brewer testified for the prosecution. Aside from Felts these Baldwin Felts men were killed and others indicted for larceny from Albert Felts. Five private detectives who escaped after the battle were indicted in connection with Mayor Testerman Otto Kingsley and Robert Mullens deaths.

Sid Hatfeld Reece Chambers William Bowman Clair Overstreet Doug Mounts Jesse Boyd Charles Kiser Ben Mounts William B. Coleman Ed. Chambers Leo Taylor James Overstreet al Williams van Clay Fred Burgraff Hallie Chambers Isaac Brewer Fred Webb B. R. Page N. H. Atwood William Star Albert Burgraff J. C. McCoy Brewer Felts Baldwin- Felts Lee Felts Albert C. Felts J. W. Ferguson A. J. Booker B B. Cunningham C. T. Hatfield Albert Felts Mayor Testerman Otto Kingsley Robert Mullens Matewan

Hatfield McCoy feud trial ends in West Virginia

Indicted operatives R C Buchanan G W Anderson John Mc Dowell Oscar Bennet and G C Hildebrand faced charges after a street fight. Anse Hatfield, owner of the Matewan hotel housing detectives, was later shot dead. Sid Hatfield Hallie Chambers EY Chambers and Tair Chambers have been indicted in his death. The trial at Williamson’s county courthouse is touted as the longest and most sensational in West Virginia history.

R. C. Buchanan G. W. Anderson John McDowell Oscar Bennet G. C. Hildebrand Anse Hatfield Matewan Sid Hatfield Hallie Chambers EY. Chambers Tair Chambers West Virginia Williamson

Let School Burn to Escape Study

Norfolk dispatch reports small-boy vandalism likely caused a fire at John Marshall School in Norfolk Virginia. Officer Charles Dreyfus spotted smoke from the basement and investigated, finding two youngsters present in the basement as flames spread.

Norfolk Associated Press John Marshall Charles Dreyfus Dreyfus

Prices for grain and live stock in Baltimore and Chicago

Daily market report lists poultry and eggs with prices for young and old chickens ducks turkeys capons and eggs from Baltimore on March 21. Butter dairy products and creamery prices appear, plus Chicago and Baltimore grain futures and cash prices for wheat corn oats and rye with No 2 red and mixed lots and contract values. Nearby and contract prices shown with ranges and per bushel figures.

Baltimore Chicago Harley

Live Stock Markets Report From Chicago March 21

Beef and veal prices show gains with bulk cattle rising to 9.75 and 10 range for top slaughter stock. Pigs and sheep move mixed. hogs up to 11.50 for nearby carcass weights, sheep and lambs generally softer on fat wooled categories. Prices listed by weight and type across several regional markets.

Chicago Maren Watley Colorado

Fire wrecks school after late dismissal inciting police inquiry

Burning rags and paper sparked a blaze ten minutes after pupils were dismissed. About a thousand students were gone. teachers and late children inside were saved as flames consumed the building valued at 309000 dollars with 75000 dollars insurance. Police probe possible arson.

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