Dentist Charged With Robbery of Filling Station
In Culpeper Virginia Dr R S Powell a dentist was held for robbing Fred Mitchells Sperryville filling station after Mitchell suspected him Monday. Powell was found at breakfast wounded on the wrist and died in jail. Powell and Mitchell were close friends and Powell helped close the station Sunday night.
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Culpeper
Fredge Mitchell
Sperryville
R. Swell
Spahannock County
Washington
Commonwealth
Frank Moffett
Powell
Winchester
Mitchell
Jack Jeffries
Wilfred Dulany
Not In Local Hospital No such patient reported at Winchester memorial
Authorities at Winchester Memorial Hospital stated last evening and again today that no such patient had been received there. It was believed the wounded man had been taken to another hospital, likely in Washington.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Washington
District Governor Guest Delights Winchester Kiwanis Club
District Governor Harry G. Kimball of the Capital District Kiwanis International visited the Winchester club at the George Washington Hotel. He praised the club’s growth, outlined plans for the October convention in Hagerstown, and toured Winchester with President Tom Cather. Accompanying Kimball were W. N. Freeman and visiting Kiwanian B. F. Trenary.
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Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Harry G. Kimball
Washington
Capital District
Kiwanis International
Tom Cather
Kimball
Hagerstown
Washington Kiwanis Club
B. F. Trenary
Jacksonville
Fla
C. W. Trenary
Graf Completes World Circling in Record Time
The Zeppelin under Dr Eckener completes a swift world circumnavigation passing Kansas City Davenport and Chicago. Crowds greet the giant craft at Chicago as it sails toward the loop. Eckener receives a festive salute during its second visit to the city.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Kirkville
St. Louis
Springfield
Davenport
Eckener
Orderland
Lakerst
Soldiers Field
Thhousands
Veteran Stabbed In New Orleans By Drunken Man
Maj. Jno Crowley an 85 year old Confederate veteran and secret dispatch bearer for President Jefferson Davis was stabbed in the back by Walter Simms during a quarrel on St Louis Street in New Orleans. Simms, intoxicated, was arrested and charged with drunkenness and cutting and wounding. Crowley lingered between life and death at Charity Hospital after using a pool cue to defend himself.
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New Orleans
Associate Press
Maj. Jno. Crowley
Jefferson Davis
Charity Hospital
Fcd
St. Louis Street
Walter Simms
Pritchard
Simms
Maj
Crowley
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Hart Schafener & Marx Fall Suits
Frank Gearing
E. Piccadilly Street
Winchester Fair
Commercial Small Loan and Finance Company, Inc
Jack T. Engle
City Hall
East Water Street
Bond Bros
Wonder’s
Loudoun Street
Graf
J.C. Penney CO
Dethol
Dethol Mfg. Co., Inc
Richmond
Baker
Baker’s Drug Store
Frigidaire
Trol
Zon Ineuse
Virginia
Cc. I. Brumback
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