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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1921

Page

9

Lieut Rupp Slain and Sister Demands Full Inquiry

Norfolk May 3 A P reports Miss Sarah Rupp sister of Lieut D A Rupp Langley field quartermaster declares a heinous crime killed her brother and demands a grand jury investigation. Rupp was found dead in Langley quarters in February after a sensational assault case involving his wife.

Norfolk Associated Press Mies Sarah Rupp Slater D. A. Rupp Langley Feld United States Grand Jury Rupp Lfe Philadelphia Mys

Battle Abbey Opens in Richmond with Noted Speakers

Crowds gathered in Richmond on May day as Battle Abbey opened to the public. H Snowden Marshall of New York son of Col Charles Marshall and a close associate of Gen Robert E Lee spoke, with Gen Julhan C Carr of Durham presiding. James P Smith, sole survivor of Gen Thomas J Jacksons staff, delivered the invocation.

Richmond Battle Abbey H. Snowden Marshall New York Charles Marshall Robert &. Lee Julhan C Carr Durham Institute Department of the Army of Northern Virginia James P. Smith Thomas J Stonewall) Jackson C. C. Ran

Obituaries and funeral notices from May 1921

Deaths and funeral details for Abercrombie Miller Townsend Armiger Chivell Gorham Keenan Relly Forbes Pringle and others. Notices list names, death dates, residences, funeral times, locations such as St John’s Washington Arlington Mount Olivet Greenmount and private interments with addresses and church affiliations.

Abercrombie-Miller New York Alicd Townsend Frederick Augustana Abercrombie Miller Uo Os NL St. John's Church Washington Arlington Cemetery Armiger George Washington University Hospital Edward L Margarite Punerah MHB Beltsville Boyd Providence Hospital Mercel KR Boyd Nee Elliott John Roya Fanetal Third Street St Peter's Church Martinsburg W. Va Martinaburg W Va Chivell Joshph H Huband Amelia Chivell Husemann Qoream Swarthmore Effie Rassispt George O Gorham Rock Creek Cemetery DO Oqbier L Street Ludwig J Johanna Grich Keenan B. M Keenan Park Road Northwest Shrine of the Sacred Heart Park Road Mount Olivet Cemetery Street Geolgl Forbes Henrietta Wo Lnterev John Kelly Fennera John KR Wright Co Tenth Street Lynchburg Pringee M. Urel W.Y John J Pringle John R. Wright Co Arlington Bennie Goldblatt HP Davies

Southern Secession Conditions Recounted by Mr. Marshall

D. D. al's courier on the general staff pronounced the benediction as Mr. Marshall recounted the conditions leading to the secession of the Southern States in his address.

Dolph D. D Gener Marshall

Health bureau advocate urged to continue services in Alexandria

A meeting hosted by the Parent Teacher Association in the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce rooms urged the interdenominational solar hygiene bureau to continue its services in the city. Remarks praised Mrs Olive Jones Whitmer for two years of local work aiding youth and called for city council support to maintain health services and the local health department. Other Societies present included Y M C A groups, Daughters of the Revolution, Red Cross, and the American Legion.

Alexandria.News Washington Mra Olive Jones Whitmer Duncan Pollas Goods Gooda Mra Whitmer Police Department Health Department Robinson Moncure Kate Waller Barrett H. ¥. McHittrick United States Naval Torpedo Station The Salvation Army League of Women Voters Red Cross Alexandria Lodge of Elks Tntituberculosis Society

Maryland and the Virginias Special

Maryland and the Virginias report the death of Albert B. Wehr Maryland Purchasing Agent from heart disease at his home after brief illness. He born January 10 1876 and survived by wife and two daughters. He had offered resignation to Governor Ritchie stating he would serve until a successor is named with July 1 as latest date. The Mojave ship arrived at Virginia Capes after two days on hardtack and salt water and reached Hampton Roads upon boarding by Captain Wescott.

Washington Post Baltimore Albert B. Wehr 3 & Mmn Wer August Helen Hobleman Wehr Twe Daugh Wehr En Bente Beant Gove i Ritchis Povernox Newport News Shipping Board Mojave Virginia Capes We Wi Sccott Virginia Plot Association Brest Hampton Roads Tayal Payal

Murray's Husband Murder Charge Heard In Court

Special to The Washington Post Martinsburg W Va May 8 Bowman and Mrs Murray arraigned in circuit court on murder charges in the death of W A Murray physicians say due to atrichnin poisoning Bowman not guilty plea entered State to try Bowman first Mrs Murray testified claiming Bowman killed her husband and a sanity commission was granted for her trial.

Corporation Court Walter Smith John Harris Oscar Gennt Julius Wolf James Jackson Falrty Costa Washington Post Martinsburg W. Va W. A. Murray W. A. Bowman Mra. Murray Bowman Cumberland Merning Fuller Barnard Harry W. Matheny Harry A. Manley Barnard Matheny Manley

Begins Work at Annapolis Specolar to The Washington Post

The board of visitors to the Naval Academy, appointed by the President and Congress, opened its work in Annapolis with Dr. Kenneth C. M. Sills of Bowdoin College as chair and Commander Charles C. Slayton as secretary. Daily sessions run through Friday while the academy continues its routine under observer guidance.

Washington Post Annapoli Board of Visitors Congress Naval Academy Kenneth C. M. Sills Bowdoin College Charles C. Slayton

Grain and Live Stock Prices Across Cities May 3 1900s

Baltimore markets list poultry prices, eggs, butter, and oats. Chicago reports wheat corn oats rye barley and cattle hogs sheep prices. New York cattle receipts and cotton middling quoted. Includes range for young chickens, ducks, eggs, butter, and grain futures with bid prices and seasonal updates.

Baltimore Chicago New York

SLAIN SNAKE GIVES UP A LIVELY FROG

In West Virginia reports a rattlesnake killed a bulldog after biting it. A blacksnake swallowed a copperhead, then a group of fishermen found seventy snakes under a stump. A farmer’s dog killed a spread-head snake and a frog jumped from its stomach. Fredericksburg held May Day events with athletic contests and a parade.

Charleston Wo Va West Virginia George Meddings High ‘Op Hart Clyde Halph Bennett T. D. Bennett Coldwells Chaat Catra Patra Hinton Summers County

Bookbinders Vote Strike Over 44-Hour Week

In Baltimore union branches of the bookbinders voted unanimously to strike for a 44 hour week starting tomorrow. The Washington Post reports that 60 percent of printers shops claimed agreement, but Baltimore Pothetheae president George E Horn countered that only 18 percent were fully closed. Mrs Martha Byers Pennell, 48, hanged herself at Bunny Hill farm near Payetteville after a long illness. husband H Pennell and two children survive.

Washington Post Hagerstown Martha Byers Pennell H. Pennell Bunny Hill Farm Payetteville Baltimore George E. Horn Baltimore Typothetae Baltimore Union of Bookbinders

Funeral Rites Held For S H Jolliffe Former Theatrical Manager

Winchester May 3 funeral services were held at Old Chapel Protestant Episcopal church for Samuel Hopkins Jolliffe of Sparrows Point Md former theatrical manager who died Sunday. Surviving widow Mrs Mattie Sayers of Washington a son and two daughters. Jolliffe managed theatres in Roanoke and Lynchburg Va and Bluefield W Va and led a road show. He was a Mason and Mystic Shrine.

Winchester Old Chapel Protestant Episcopal Church Milwood Samuel Hopkins Jolliffe Sparrows Point Mattie Sayers Washington Dclliffe Roanoke Lynchburg Bluefield W. Va Dirs Susanne Clark A. Clark Lillian Shaffer L. L. Shaffer Danville Joseph N. Wheatley F. H. ,Wheatley United States Col. Mosby

Richmond Proposes Merging Virginia Medical Schools

A Virginia commission recommends consolidating the University of Virginia medical school with the Medical College of Virginia. The unified medical department would be located in Richmond if the legislature approves. Dr. Theodore Hough notes the plan envisions the merged entity as the UVA medical department, with five of nine members favoring Richmond as the site.

Richmond Medical School University of Virginia Medical College of Virginia Commission On Medical Education In Virginia United Institutions Rienmona Theodore Hough Charlottenville Medical Department

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