Maryland and the Virginias Special to The Washington Post
Caught between an elevator and the Montreal apartment floor Wheatley of Belvoir Virginia an author and former navy captain died in Baltimore on a visit His body was found wedged between the elevator and the shaft A companion suffered severe injuries He planned to return to Washington today Mrs Moore owes her life to Long and Borman who rescued her during a car fire in Baltimore May 1 in Charlottesville the funeral of Mrs Mary J Biery 62 was held from a Presbyterian church to Quakertown Pa Interment Tuesday Isaac R Patton 64 died from complications after a fall in winter Widow and six sons and a daughter survive in Winchester Robent Trevey 67 and H Grey Latham 34 died in Lynchburg Grantsville Md Rev J M Bearink has accepted a charge at Elk Lick and Salisbury Charlestown West Virginia May 1 Fire destroyed Charles D Johnsons Cabletown building and stock
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Lynchburg
Robert A. Trevey
Rockbridge County
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H. Grey Latham
H. Gray Latham
Washington Post
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Lutheran Church
Salisbury
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Charlestown
W. Va
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Florida Avenus
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Brennan
Fifth Street
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O’brien
St Peter’s
Second
Arlington National Cemetery
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United Spanish War Veterans
Wirth Street
PY Grewnan
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Davis
Fracher
Willard Fracker
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Julia CG. Douglas
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Rock Creek Cemetery
Hall
Irving Street
Lucy
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Thomas
Bergeon
Seventh Street
Congressional Cemetery
Peck
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest
William W. Brok
Harry Peck
Emma
Etta Beck
John & Williams
Serraton
Seymour
Tm&ney
Albert Seymour
Wealthy Sportsman Dies in Auto Crash Fire
Baltimore May 1 William McCracken, a noted sporting man, was pinned behind the steering gear when his car collided with a telegraph pole at 6 am. The machine caught fire and he was burned to death as Mrs Emma Myre witnessed the tragedy.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
William McCrackan
Emma Myre
Tightening Mars Mansion. Historic Sherwood Narrowly Escapes Destruction
Special to The Washington Post reports a storm near Mill Dale in Warren County Virginia damaged the Sherwood mansion built in colonial days. A 3 foot tree stump, shattered glass, a damaged arched doorway, and blown stained glass accompanied the event. Mrs. Thomson and a family servant were shocked but unharmed. In Grafton West Virginia Charles H. Betts, 65, former state Industrial school official, died of gas poisoning found unconscious at his desk before succumbing a few hours later.
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Washington Post
Winchester
Aucer
Sherwood
John A. Thomson
Milldale
Warren County
Histori
Washington
Grafton
W. Va
Charles H. Betts
State Industrial School
Pruneltown
Here
Pankershire
Proclaimed Sunday Opening Loosens Blue Laws in Clarksburg
Mayor A L Craig issued a proclamation allowing drug stores newsstands booth lack places photo graph studios ice cream parlors and confectionery shops to open on Sundays except during church hours with closing at 10 45 p m Prices for sodas are five cents and ice cream ten cents plus tax. No phonographs or music allowed. Parade marks Bible Class drive closing with eight towns and a 700 member gain. F L Middleton of Washington presided. Rev William I F Bare leaves Sparrows Point to join Morgantown Lutheran church.
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Washington
Maryland Sunday School Association
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Sergeon
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Frank Geier’s Sons Co
James T. Ryan
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WM. H. Sardo & CO
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Dupont Circle
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American Bankers’ Association
Germany
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Brentano
Ballantyne
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Wayfarers’ Book Shop
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Lothrop
Harper & Brothers
New York
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Edward J. Stellwacen
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Minnix
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