MISS MORE TO BE TRIED FOR SLAYING IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIAS
Maude Moore faces trial for the shooting death of Leroy Harth after a two day preliminary hearing in Knoxville. Bond set at 10000 with Martin Hunter held on 1000 bond as accessory. Moore fainted during testimony and court proceedings drew applause from about 300 spectators while witnesses described self defense and alleged notes.
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Noxville
Maude Moore
Leroy Harth
Martin Hunter
Miss Moore
Hunter
Hal H Clements
Harth
Ollir
Pat
Pat Martin
East Tennessee Savings Bank
Naudeene Moore
Slagle
Hir Os
Police seek man after assault on two Alexandria girls
News from Alexandria reports a young black man seized 17 year old Virginia Pettit on North Alfred street after 10 pm Thursday and tried to embrace 14 year old Georgie White near her North Payne street home. Both offenses prompted screams and the suspect fled. Police believe the same man committed both acts and note he is not an Alexandria resident.
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Washington Post Bureau
Ling Street
Alexandria
Virginia Pettit
North Alfred Street
Georgie White
North Payne Street
Virginia Obituary Notes From Harpers Ferry and Nearby
Obituary notices from multiple Virginia towns dated Sept 12 report Ralph Cleveland dead after lingering illness, survived by wife and two sons. Virgil R. Davis aged 45 near Barboursville. Edgar Arnol d former John Kerr High School staff. Mrs Spencer James of Danville. Lizzie George of Oak Hill. Mattie Lewis and families. Jessie Thomas of Hagerstown attempted suicide. William Browning Leavell drowned. A T Zentmyers foundry fire damage.
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Harpers Ferry
Ralph Cleveland
Placess
Charlottcaville
Virgil R. Davis
Barboursville
Mr Davis
Thomas J. Davis
Yarbourville
John T Davis
Columbia
Maxis
Morristown
Tenn
Tinsley
al Davis
Danville
Spencer James
Lizzie George
Oak Hill
Mattie Lewis
R. A Lewis
Hapsburg Plot Revealed by European Press
Geneva reports details of a monarchist scheme to restore the Hapsburgs to the Austrian throne. Key figures include Cal Vodale and Max Wellner, with cipher telegrams to Prince of Windasch Graetz uncovered. A Vienna divorce linked the prince to Francis Joseph’s granddaughter amid efforts to form battalions to overthrow the government. Chicago carpenters end a seven week strike and resume at 92 1/2 cents an hour until May 1920, with other trades aligned.
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Universal Service
London Daily Express
Geneva
der Neue Tag
Cal Vodale
Max Wellner
Budapest
Wellner
Hig House
Vodale
Prince of
Chicago
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Youngs Bros
Neglge
Lisle
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Lion Brand
Geo. P. Ide
Washington
Wardman Park Hotel
Connecticut Ave
Woodley Rd
Levery
Havery
North
Harry Wardman
the Post
Maryland
Knoxville
News OF Alexandria
Miss Broadus
Reubenelle Lewis Groadus
Furst
Oehtert
R. H Lo Chichester
Fredericksburg
Barrey
Corporation Court
William ID Wehtert
Linwood Kidwell
Venice
Thderichsburg
Virginia
Washington Post
Hagerstown
Jessie Thomas
Arthur Thomas
Paramount
Leavell
Culpeper
William Browning Leavell
Byrd G. Leavell
Hazel River
St. Stephens
Masonic Cemetery
Zentmyer Foundry
Washington Peat
A. T. Zentmyers
C. E. Byrne
Melville Clark
Apollo
Arthur Jordan
Ghickerig
Jo Inruates
Epa
Behing
Diehl
Bach & Co
Bause
Foster & Co
Haynes
Gabler Upright Co
Ebony
Kurtzmann
Fine Tone Cable & Nelson
Apartmer Hallet & Davis
Regent
Cable & Nelson
Franklin
Bradbury
Cable-Nelson
Arthur Jordan Piano Co
Victrolas
Homer L. Kitt
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Treas
Pease
Hapsburg
the Sunday Post
Paris
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H St. N. W
Shoreham Hotel
Pars
Gidding
Bernard
Arthur Burt CO
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