Two Sheriffs Race For Same Prisoner
Two sheriffs from Clarke and Frederick counties chased a drunken man who anchored at Carpenter's bottom on the Opequon. The river boundary split jurisdictions. Pannett reached first but the man crossed into Clarke County to escape capture, and Smallwood moved to seize the quarry.
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Carpenter's Bottom
Clarke
Frederick Counties
Pannett
Smallwood
Berryville
Clarke County
Two Men Held In Martinsburg On Ram Charge
Martinsburg WV Aug 12 Two Virginians George Kremer and A H Hedrick were arrested after their Ford tail light was out near Winchester Avenue just after midnight. Officers Grubbs and Wilson observed the car and a flask was tossed from the vehicle. Evidence was mopped up with a handkerchief and the car was confiscated. Bond set at 250 dollars each for possession and transportation.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
George Kremer
A. H. Hedrick
Winchester Avenue
Grubbs
Wilson
Rats In Mines Give Warning To Men In Coal Pits
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania August 12 rats in Empire Colliery warned miners of danger by strange behavior. Anthony Kopaski and his son, after watching two rats repeatedly return, left the pit and then the roof collapsed, showering coal and rock and taking weeks to clear. Rats are often spared as miners regard them as unwelcomed helpers against caveins and gas.
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Wilkesbarre
Empire
Anthony Kophski
Kopaski
Americans Prepare for Hunt in Scotland This Season
A surge of American sportsmen will hunt grouse and stalk deer in Scotland, with many renewing and expanding leases on hunting boxes. Rents have risen since pre war days and estimates place Scottish spending at about 3.75 million dollars during the short season. Notable lessees include R. H. McCurdy who took 4,000 acres in Banffshire, J. H. Steers who leased Gléfikindie in Aberdeenshire, and E. H. Litchfield who will hunt over Erchless Estate.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
R. H.mccurdy
New York
Banffshire
Duke of Richmond
J. H. Steers
Aberdéenshire
Lord Burgh
E. H. Litchfield
C. W. Ogden
Germans Protest Limitations On Aerial Progress
Berlin authorities report a meeting of leading aerial companies protesting restrictions on aerial navigation. Otto Julius Merkel of Deutscher Aero Lloyd argues Versailles restrained military aviation but allowed civil air travel, asserting civil navigation must be international to succeed. He cites rapid links from Berlin to cities like Munich with broader economic need.
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Berlin
Otto Julius Merkel
Deutscher Aero Lloyd
Germany
London
Moscow
Munich
Austrian Claim Mitterdorfer First Typist Inventor
An Austrian memorial claims Peter Mitterdorfer, born September 1822, conceived the first typewriter. He reportedly built an early wooden model and later stored it in his Innsbruck home. The story contrasts Austrian and American claims noting Glidden copied the device in Vienna and helped create the first American machine with Sholes and Soule.
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Associated Press
Innsbruck
Austria
Petér Mitterdorfer
Carlos Glidden
I Imperial Polytechnic Insttea
Vienna
Misses Margaret Daugherty Returns From Visit
Miss Margaret Daugherty returns from a pleasant visit in Foa noke Virginia lasting a couple of weeks.
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Margaret Daugherty
Foanoke, Va
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