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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1923

Page

14

Motorman cleared in death case as Virginia court clears rail incident

The jury absolved the Washington Virginia Railway Company motorman of blame in the death of William Deak, 30, struck by a streetcar near Wheatley. The coroner’s verdict found Deak died after being struck at short distance, with no action possible to stop the car. The report notes a cistern project and community efforts in Arlington and nearby areas, plus local civic notices and a forthcoming wedding.

Anlington CO Faila Church Peiephonr Frits Washington Virginia Railway Company Wit- Him Deak Aurora Freights Yues Osttring Wheatley Mortuary Chapel Actes Neoman Elong Ceaving Peinting Philadetter Reinburg Jon Thomas Ducnson Heerer Naen W. Hlarcy A. Put

Obituary notices and memorials across multiple names

The page records bereavements and funeral notices for several individuals including Verda Genas and Venezay Henezay. It lists relatives, residence details, and dates for services, with interment at Arlington and various local addresses.

President to Back Bedford Postmaster Nominee

President Harding plans to support H. M. Stowe of Marion Ohio for Bedford Virginia postmaster after a Bedford protest, following talks with former Representative Slemp. Stowe has lived in the Elks home at Bedford for three years and the appointment was made by executive order waiving civil service rules.

H. M. Stowe Marion Ohio Bedford Harding Slemp Virginia Stowe Elks Home Stemp

Fairview Hotel Struck by Lightning and Burned

Special to The Washington Post reports Fairview hotel at Hack creek burned to the ground after a lightning strike. Part owners Starry Hilford and Robert Bottomley valued damages at 26 000 as residents formed a bucket brigade to halt spread toward nearby homes. Henrie Bradey fled the flames. both she and Hilford were residents in the holding during the strike. Westonport and Wilderness areas reported related fire and damage to homes and chimneys following storms.

Washington Post Baltimore Fairview Hotel Fairview Hack Creek Starry E. Hilford Henrie Bradey Robert Bottomley Westonport G. C. Pattison Bloomington Vicar Luke Frederickeburg J.D. Dempsy Wilderness Spotsylvania County

Bill to standardize engineer licensing gains support

Norfolk Va May 9 at the ninth annual convention of the American Association of Engineers a bill creating a model licensing standard for engineers was approved. The measure seeks to protect the public from incompetence and irregular practice while aiding the engineer. Delegates adopted a conduct code and called on engineers to engage in political matters affecting public welfare. The day included sightseeing and a banquet.

Norfolk American Association of Engineers

Harvey Cleared in Mine Leader Killing in Maryland

William Harvey a farmer and miner near Vindex Maryland was freed by a coroner's jury finding self defense after he shot and killed Lea Coulter head of the United Mine Workers Coulter reportedly attacked Harvey at his home leading to gunfire Coulter fired five shots at Harvey who then used a shotgun. In Virginia Joseph Enoch 25 a railroad worker was held for grand jury on charges of assault and murder of 16 year old Celia Shevick after a preliminary police court hearing with coroner Dr J M Whitfeld testifying.

Head of Mine Union Washington Pont Cumberland William Harvey Vindex Lea Coulter Focal United Mine Workers Gakland Harvey Goutter Coulter Cimmond Joseph Enoch Railroad Celia Shevick Unity J. M. Whitfeld Ute

Alexandria Plans Help for Shriners Meet

Alexandria hosts talks on civilian aid to police during the Shriners convention. A Pullman city in southern yards, temporary post office, hospital, and traffic plan are proposed for Mount Vernon day.

Pullman City Washington Post Bureau Patrick Bt Alexandrias Ve Alexandria Shriners Scottish Rite Club Chamber of Commerce Rich Southern Railway Company Pullman Alexandria Mount Vernon H. Noel Garner H. Sterling Kerr Washington John W. Connelly Southern Railway H.C. Rand Alexandria-Washington George Washington Southern Pullma F. Clinton Haight Samuel B. Moore The J. T. Preston

Jamestown anniversary exercises to honor Virginia English

The 316th anniversary of Jamestown landing will be observed in Williamsburg on May 13 with morning exercises at William and Mary College and a ceremony on Jamestown Island. Wade Hampton Ellis will be principal speaker, with Gov. Trinkle, Fort Eustis soldiers, and local civic groups attending. The Virginia Antiquities Association handles island ceremonies. The Washington Post reports. Dr Samuel Saunders dies in Binghamton. his mother, Lucie Saunders, dies within hours at University of Virginia. Two Saunders sisters survive at the university.

Williamsburg Jamestown William and Mary College Jamesstown Island Wade Hampton Ellis United States E. Lee Trinkle Willers and Mary Fort Eustis Gen. Smith Richmond Norfolk Association For the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities Washington Charlottesville Ramuel Saunders Binghamton Lucie Saunders University of Virginia

Windstorm Kills Boy and Fires Rage Across Virginia Counties

A heavy windstorm in Petersburg, with damage in Blandford and nearby towns, killed 9 year old Richard Anney and injured three other boys at a pavilion site. Homes under constructioncollapsed, roofs blew off, and trees shed limbs across multiple cities. Separate reports describe late May snow flurries in Lynchburg Bristol Hagerstown and Cumberland, plus frost threats to crops and a major forest fire near Elkins West Virginia burning thousands of acres as crews fight the flames with government aid.

Washington Post Petersburg Richard Anney Lércey Alley Jernigan Blandford Mead Adama Wiliam weDtrmad Earl Alley Keanilworth Colonial Heights W. W. Doyle Norfolk and Wastern Roundhouse Lynchburg Bristol M Mountains Hagerstown Maryland South Mountain Cumberland Altamont Baltimore and Ohio Here Frostburg Seaford Del Mercury Elkins W. Va Grady Laurel Creek Cheat River Johnson Hedgen Government Forestry Service Trent Ant Lada Ml. C. A Taxicaba Laurel Chaat Hendricks

Hunt Missing Maw in Woods Near Petersburg

James Grima proprietor of Lakeview bathing beach near Petersburg has been missing since Monday. Rumors of kidnapping and murder circulated as searchers dragged the Appomattox river and Lakeview mill pond looking for clues. A large posse scoured Chesterfield county woods as theories spread about his fate.

Washington Post Petersburg James Grima Lakeview Bathing Beach Griffin Appomatex Lakeview Epet Chesterfeld County

Sawdust Pollution Harming Fish Draws Charge

Edgar Marple of Frederick County faces a magistrate court summons for polluting a stream with sawdust, the first local case of its kind. Authorities say dust suffocates fish by clogging gills, risking widespread kill of aquatic life in Winchester area waterways.

Washington Post Winchester Edgar Marple Frederick County

Obituary notices from Virginia and surrounding cities

Virginia obituaries report Mrs Tosana E Keller aged 38 dying at home of her mother Mrs George Ammon in Fredericksburg. Survived by husband mother two daughters two sisters and three brothers. Danville reports the body of Mrs Lottie Harris of Baltimore sent for interment after dying while visiting her son Theodore Harris. She was 66 and formerly lived in Danville. Jennnings Orlona Susan 19 daughter of James F N Jeninga died at home native of Carroll county and survived by six sisters. Petersburg notes J T Powers a prominent local figure.

Alexandria Bernice Welch Rowlett Beb South Alfred Street Almira Mullin King George Caroline County William L. Rachett Rawlett Mullin Washington Baltimore New York Maryland International Order of King's Daughters and Sons Metholodist Rockvile Claude EK. Leber Rockville Baward Peter Nolan B. Harmon Harmon George H. Lamar Dunbar Port Deposit Kincheon Frank Lord Mary Almoney Total Circle Rockville Union Cemetery Fredericksburg Tosana E. Keller George Ammon Danville Lottie Harris Theodore Harris Harris Aeia Chaylin Lynchburg Orlona Susan Jennings James F. N. Jeninga Carroll County Petersburg J. T. Powers

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