Illinois Mob Bent on Lynching Suspects at Villa Ridge and Cairo
Two black suspects in the Daisy Wilson slaying were moved to jail for safety as mobs of several hundred gathered in Mounds Illinois and Pulaski county to demand lynching. The crowd was quelled when Ku Klux Klan organizer H. F. Moreland spoke and prayed, with deputies guarding the prisoners. One bystander Seymour Welch died from excitement.
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Associated Press
Mound City
Dausy Wilson
Villa Ridge
H. F. Moreland
Mounds
Father
Cairo
Pulaski County
Daisy Wilson
J. B.wilson
Seymour Welch
Wilsons
Leaves Estate to Children in probate action
In Corporation Court the last will of Mrs. D. H. Bragonier was admitted to probate. The will, dated August 2, 1919 and written in her handwriting, directs sale of the North Braddock Street home after debts are paid with proceeds split between daughter Mrs. Mary E. Spangler of Zanesville Ohio and son James M. Bragonier of New York City. Executor James M. Bragonier qualified with a $5 000 bond. James B. Russell relinquished sale rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
D. H. Bragonier
North Braddock, Street
Mary E. Spangler
Zanesville
Ohio
James M. Bragonier
New York City
James B. Russell
Left Estate To Her Brother
The will of Miss Irene Chrisman who died in Memorial Hospital July 13 has been admitted to probate. Executed two days before death it disposes of her entire estate to her brother Charles Chrisman of Rumerton Virginia. Her husband Mrs Luck Chrisman qualified as administratrix c t a giving bond for 2000 dollars.
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Irene Chrisman
Memorial Hospital
Corporation Clerk's Office
Miss Chrisman
J. E. Harris
Maude Brown
Charles Chrisman
Riverton
Luck Chrisman
Passengers Transferred After Ship Engine Trouble
Two hundred passengers from the steamer Chippewa were moved to its sister Cayuga in Lake Ontario after the Chippewa developed engine trouble and drifted for over an hour. The evacuees were largely vacationers from New York, Philadelphia and other eastern cities.
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Lewiston
N. Y
Lake Ontario
New York
Philadelphia
Imported Liquors Seized In A Brooklyn Raid
Prohibition agents seized five hundred cases of imported liquors and six motor trucks in a Brooklyn trucking and steamship agency raid. Warrants were issued for four men. The liquors arrived on European steamships, agents stated.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Europe
Auto Bodies And Poultry Burned Up
Fire caused 300000 damage at the Standard Commercial Body Corporation plant on east One Hundred and Fourth street. A two story brick structure housing 1000 auto trucks and vehicle bodies burned, with the blaze spreading to a nearby poultry market destroying 10000 dollars worth of live poultry.
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New York
Standard Commercial Body Corporation
East One Hundred and Fourth Street
Slays Father and Buries Him in Hog Pen at Hudson
In Hudson Wisconsin on July 22 21 year old Willard Krueger admitted killing his father with an iron bar saying the man swore around the house and buried the body in an abandoned hog pen, authorities reported.
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Associated Press
Hudson
Wis
Willard Krueger
Agents: Men and Women Agents Seek Work
Job ad offering pay of $6 per day and up for agents. Repeater device needed by homes, offices, and car owners. Inquiries directed to A. L. Kibler at 507 South Street.
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A. L. Kibler
South Street
John S Bayliss Dies at 72 in Frederick County
John S. Bayliss, a retired farmer from the Hayfield area, died near 10 AM at his brother Arthur H Bayliss’s home in Kernstown at age 72. He never married and had retired after years of farming due to ill health. He is survived by three brothers: Joseph H Bayliss of Berryville Virginia, Arthur H Bayliss of Instown, and H A Bayliss of ?
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John S. Bayliss
Frederick County
Arthur H. Bayliss
Kernstown
Mr. Bayliss
Hayfield
Joseph H. Bayliss
Berryville, Va
Instown
H. A. Bayliss
Marvelous recovery claim from Lydia Pinkham ad
Mrs August R Wieper Hoft of Truman Minnesota touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles. The testimonial claims the product aided her after childbirth and over years, urging other women to try the remedy sold by druggists nationwide.
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August R. Wieperhoft
R. No. 2
Truman, Minn
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Funeral services for Cooper and Ramey kin in Winchester area
Chambersville and nearby counties mourn as Mrs Emma S Cooper of Winchester and Mrs Annie Ramey of Hayfield are named in a notice. Feral services will be held at Arthur Bayliss's home in Kernstown at 10 a.m. Thursday by Rev T H Daffin, after which the body will be taken to Winchester for interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery in the family lot.
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Chambersville
Emma §S. Cooper
Winchester
Annie Ramey
Hayfield
Arthur Bayliss
Kernstown
T.H. Daffin
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Youths Heel Is Almost Torn Off By Mowing Machine
Virgil Allebaugh a thirteen year old boy from Capon Bridge Hampshire county W Va was nearly severed by a mower bar while helping his father near Robert Riley s property Dr Offutt of Capon Bridge applied about a dozen stitches to stop bleeding and the boy improved though weak He bore the pain bravely and watched the operation with interest.
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Virgil Allebaugh
Capon Bridge
Hampshire County
W. Va
Robert Riley
Dr. Offutt
Riley
Offutt
Personal notices from town society page
Mr H F Byrd leaves for Appomattox Virginia on business as administrator of the late Congressman Hal D Flood estate. Miss Lillian Birkitt of Charles Town West Virginia visits Miss Hilda Seabright on Cork Street. Mr Lee Fisher recovering after surgery at Memorial Hospital last Monday. Mrs Stella Van Lesster of Chicago formerly Stella Hawkins is
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H. F. Byrd
Appomattox, Va
Hal. D. Flood
Lillian Birkitt
Charles Town
W. Va
Hilda Seabright
Cork Street
Lee Fisher
Memorial Hospital
Stella van Lesster
Chicago
Stella Hawkins
Unclear New Item From Fragmented OCR
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Lydia Hawkins visiting on Fairmont Avenue and Mr C P Bailey with an extended motor trip to North Carolina. A baseball commission vote is referenced with uncertainty and fragmented attributions to Grawald and leagues.
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Lydia Hawkins
Fairmont Avenue
C. P. Bailey
North Carolina
Grawald
Giants and White Sox to Tour Europe
Cincinnati report says Commissioner Landis granted permission for a European tour by the New York Giants and Chicago White Sox. Manager John McGraw announced the plan here tonight after a tentative agreement had been reached for the two clubs to travel abroad.
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Cincinnati
Europe
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
K. M. Landis
John McGraw
New York
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