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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1934

Page

8

Rum smuggling scandal shocks Dominion with 61 seized

Canadian police round up 61 people including Distillers Seagrams officials over a liquor smuggling ring allegedly defrauding Canada of millions. Four names released include Sam Bronfman Allan Bronfman Harry Bronfman and Abraham Bronfman. Authorities warn the case may expand as others flee the country.

Montreal Dominion Quebec Sam Bronfman Distilers Corporation Seagrams Limited Allan Harry Abraham Bronfman Bronfman Brothers United States Canada St. Pierre Et Miquelon

Large Transfer Truck Wrecks on Route 50 Near Paris

A Jacobs Transfer lines truck from Washington DC crashed into a culvert on Route 50 east of Paris Fauquier county about 4 pm yesterday. The rear of the vehicle was demolished but the driver Heiney of Washington DC was uninjured. No cargo damage reported.

Jacobs Transfer Lines Washington, D. C Paris Fauquier County Heiney Washington

Mercury Climbs After Frigid Night At Winchester Lab

The daybreak reading rose from a low near 15 degrees around 6 to 7 PM yesterday to about 20 degrees by dawn. Residents greeted the milder weather as the cold spell eased following yesterday’s freezing blasts.

Sol Winchester Research Laboratory Capitol Rock

Jury Trials Edward Bell in Spate of Poison Pleas

Edward C. Bell, 60 year old Baptist deacon and former Sunday School teacher, stands trial in Fredericksburg on twelve counts of poisoning and attempted poisoning of his wife Mrs Madge W Bell. The jury panel of twenty was drawn after long efforts to avoid service as proceedings opened before Judge Frederick W Coleman.

Bell Fredericksburg Edward C. Bell Madge W. Bell Frederick W. Coleman W. E. Long Burrus W. Snellings A. Phillips W. C. Schooner Horace B. Cox L. A. Dodd G. Fred Qrake, Jr Jolin O. Ennie J. Casey Armstrong Brewer Beck George F. Franklin J. Thomas Hearn John M. Evans Lafayette Briscoe E. R. Tompkins B. L. Lucas Thomas S. Dodge Edward T. Peyton Valentine Dannehl G. M. Henderson Albert V. Bryan Commonwealth Alexandria William W. Butzner C. O’connor Godlrick W. Marshall King A. W.W. Embrey Defense Legal Corps Irma New York William Allen Bell William Bell Brown J. S. DeJarnette

Settlement Sought for Large Orchard Estate

Mrs Chamberlain asks the court to refer the William S Heitt estate to a master commissioner for settlement alleging negligent operation of valuable apple orchards owned by Heitt at his death caused substantial loss. The complaint warns continued administration by agent W Fred Heitt will cause material injury to her and the estate. No hearing date set.

William 8. Heitt

Last Rites For G. W. Kelchner Held On Tuesday

The funeral of George W. Kelchner 91 a retired Frederick county farmer who died Saturday night at his home east of the city on Millwood road was held yesterday at 10 o clock with Rev Father Charles Comaskey officiating at high mass. Pallbearers were John L Shine Fred Cochran David M Reardon B M Sullivan O L Jamison and Thomas J Trier Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery Kelchner well known in the county having lived here for many years He was a native of Lehigh county Pa His death was the first in his immediate family for over 50 years

George W. Kelchner Frederick County Millwood Road Charles Comaskey John L. Shine Fred Cochran David M. Reardon B. M. Sullivan O. L. Jamison Thomas J. Trier Mount Hebron Cemetery Kelchner Lehigh County Frederick

Ruins of Hotel Reveal More Victims of Fire

State Senator John Seidlein of Saginaw and David Monroe the hotel assistant manager were identified among the dead. Fire officials estimated 8 to 70 bodies still in ruins as they counted 182 guests accounted for and searched the 200 room hotel where 190 to 250 stayed.

Monroe Undertaker Grand River John Seidlein Saginaw David Monroe

Three CCC Boys Die as Camp Fire Ruins Norris Camp

A night blaze at the Clear Creek CCC Camp near Norris Dam Tennessee killed three CCC boys and left 200 others in nightclothes. Fire destroyed barracks and records. 4 workers burned. camp damaged about $12,000. bodies identified by Captain Daniel.

CCC Norris Tenn Clear Creek Norris Dam LG. Finger Jacob Klein Bronx New York City Charles DePalma East Orange Elwood Kramer Nutlig N. J John W. T. Daniel Norris Finger Douglas S. Mapes Buffalo N. Y New York New Jersey Tennessee Valley Authority TVA National Park Service TVA Land Planning and Housing Division Jacksboro Tenn

Two Killed As a Locomotive Strikes Boulder in Colorado

DEBEQUE Colo Dec 12 An eastbound Denver and Rio Grande Western passenger train struck a large boulder at Niger Hill causing the locomotive to plunge down an embankment. Engineer Allen Young Pueblo and Fireman McDougal Grand Junction were killed. A baggage car and coach derailed but 40 passengers on the Salt Lake City to Denver run were not hurt. The enginemen were apparently scalded to death. Their bodies were recovered.

Debeque Colo Denver and Rio Grande Western Niger Hill Allen Young Pueblo McDougal Grand Junction Salt Lake City Denver

Crossing the Atlantic Steamship Voyage Duration

The first steamship to cross the Atlantic completed the voyage in 25 days, marking a historic maritime milestone.

Atlantic

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