Confederate Veterans honor Admiral Nutton in Annapolis
At Annapolis Maryland the national United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter awarded Rear Admiral Louis McCoy Nutton a cross of military service for his wartime lineage and service. The ceremony marked the Lee birthday observance with prayers, addresses, and southern songs by Mrs. Elliott H. Burwell and others.
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Lacy Kurtz
Tuth
Daughters of the Lacy
Leo Wana Sya Vernon
Glass
Alice McKee
Lass
Louis McCoy
Nutton
Naval Academy
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Robert B. Lee
William H. Murray
Stewart House
Jackson Brandt
Baltimore
W. C.‘N.’ Merchant
Admiral Nurton
Joseph A. Nulton
Nulton
Virginia
Stonewall
Virginia National Guard
E. D. Johnson
St. Anne’s Protestant Episcopal Church
W. K. Doty
Paul Iglehart
Lee and
Jackson
Lexington
United
Boys of Reform School Return After Extinguishing Fire
In Joe Mo, January 20 Associated Press reports inmates of a reform school set free six fellow prisoners, then returned to their quarters. During the fire that destroyed the hospital building one inmate Lee Van St James died from burns. Officers say no others are missing and the fire caused about 40000 in losses.
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Joe Mo
Imatory
Reformatory Hospital
Lee van St. James
Boonesville Fire Department
Potter Made Last Desperate Effort To Quash Indictment
James Potter a 45 year old former Steubensville businessman and his family died in Cleveland from poison in a rooming house after Potter made a final attempt to quash a money fraud indictment. He reportedly phoned his attorney shortly before the deaths following the poisoning of his wife and two sons.
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Cleveland, CO
James Potter
Steubensville
Gleveland
Potter
Former Judge Involved in Indictment Quash Plea
The article details a phone proposition to former Probate Judge John Belknap to quash an indictment for a $590 fraud claim against a complaining witness. Belknap allegedly suggested pleading in Steubensville tomorrow. Shortly after, Potter his wife and two sons were found dead. Potter previously wealthily prominent in Steubensville, later fell on hard times from oil losses and failed real estate ventures before moving to open a boarding house.
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John Belknap
Steubensville
Belknap
Potter
James
Robert
Banquet Details Highlight H éam No. 6 Hall
An elaborate banquet was served in H éam No. 6 hall with several courses. The net served formed the core of the meal and contributed to the banquet’s success.
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H Éam No. 6
Doctor Charged with Murder After Party Shooting
In Hartford on January 20 a warrant was issued for Dr. Harold N. Guilfoyle on first degree murder charges after the death of Mrs. Clare K. Daudet of New Haven. Both were wounded during a double shooting at the Guilfoyle apartment following a dinner party. Mrs. Daudet died. Dr. Guilfoyle was wounded but later expected to recover.
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Hartford
Conn
Harold N. Guilfoyle
Clare K., Daudet
New Haven
Guilfoyle
Famous dancer's mother killed in Florida crash
Mrs. FL E Fontaine, 50, of New York and mother of dancer Frans Burrows Fontaine, was killed early today when the automobile she rode in crashed near New Smyrna Florida. The crash occurred in Mami Florida and was reported by the Associated Press.
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Florida
Mami
Fla
FL E Fontaine
New York
Frans Burrows Fountaine
New Smyrna
Dancer's Mother Dies. Chauffeur Hurt in Florida Crash
A dancer traveling with Mrs. Fountaine died after a collision involving a Florida East Coast passenger train. Mrs. Fountaine was en route to Miami to join an ill daughter at a Miami Beach hotel. The dancer's mother died while the car chauffeur was seriously injured.
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Florida East Coast Railroad
Fountaine
Miami
Miami Beach
Guinea Pig Jury Probes Apples At Lister Institute
A jury of guinea pigs investigates the vitamin properties of apples sent from around the world to the Lister Institute. The small animal test examines how apples affect the pigs’ health and nutrition.
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The
Associated Press
London
Jie
Lister Institute
Experiments on Vitamin Reduction in Apple Storage
The note describes a study reducing certain vitamins to minimal levels in apples kept in cold storage. Differences in vitamin value are tracked, with experiments overseen by Dr S. Zilva and conducted for a marketing board.
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Mma Pite Marketing Board
Radio plant damaged by fire in Indiana
In Maruon Indiana a fire in the boiler room of the plant owned by Theft Manufacturing and Electria caused damage estimated at 359000 dollars last night.
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Associated Press
Maruon
Ind
Ratio
Theft Manufacturing and Electria
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Frank Paxton
Lee
Rockbridge County
Washington and Lee University
Charles J. McDermott
John W. Davis
Washington and Lee, University
Lee Museum
Valentine
Washington
Boys of
Reform School
Martinsburg
Tri- State League of the Red Men
Pocahontas
W. Va
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Miss Abraham
Allbaugh
Niagara Falls
Csses
Georgette
N. Loudoun ST
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