Kepner to Be Fries? Indictment Shocks Baltimore Office Scene
Grand jury returns an indictment against Kepner after a dramatic arrest at his Market Street office in the Worth building. Sheriff Jones and Detectives Kler and Schmitt, with Leo Weinberg, escort Kepner to awaiting car amid stunned, near-collapsed display. State's Attorney Anders notes a key tip from a merchant linking a pistol and murder prior to the indictment.
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Grand
Oosworth
Market Street
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Ederick
Charles Kler
Baltimore
Charles HH. Schmitt
Leo Weinberg
Weinberg
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Kepner
Iself
Anders
A. Merchant
Bederick
T.the
Ans
P Anas
Ars
Mer
Rwise
Kepner Wasigure
Luther Pannett
H. B. Kline
Vaucluse
Curtis gets absolute divorce in Maryland case
Ray Curtis of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company was granted an absolute divorce from Nellie O Rear Curtis after more than three years of separation. He cited desertion about ten years ago and custody of their three children was awarded with no alimony to be resettled for six months. Curtis’s wife was living in Washington DC and employed by government printing.
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Ray Curtis
Chesapeake and Poelephone Company
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Urtis
Winchester Church All Day Meeting With Evangelists
An all day meeting at the Winchester church begins at 10 30 with P Fogle and Miss Jennie the railroad evangelist from DC and other speakers. Special music is expected and attendees are urged to bring filled baskets for a rejoicing blessing.
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Winchester
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Mar
Hime
Winchester to West Northwestern Grade Triplet Names
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Trone and Pannett among names tied to a county matter. Incomplete text references locations Winchester and the West, with a possible school or grade context. No clear event or outcome available.
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Winchester
West Fein
Y. Trone
Handy
Fiftieth Anniversary Celebrated by Tucker Family
The Rev and Mrs Beverley Dan Tucker observed fifty years of marriage in Virginia with a large gathering including ten of their children and several grandchildren and relatives. Attendees included relatives from Richmond and other states, with extended family traveling from Maryland and New Jersey for the celebration.
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Virginia
Chidren
Tucker
China
Massachusetts
Visit to Annapolis By Tyndall and Burwell Families
Mrs. Charles Noyes Tyndall and two daughters with Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Burwell and their two children have been visiting the Misses Jones on Washington Street. They left today for Annapolis. The Tyndalls and Misses Tyndall will stay a month with the Burwells in Annapolis before proceeding to Memphis Tennessee, where the Rev. Mr. Tyndall has accepted a parish call.
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Marrisburg
Vickey
Nellie Anderson
Gartelle
South Main Street
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Rupert Burwell
Long Meadows Guests at Farm Near Middle Town Va
Registered guests at Long Meadows Farm near Middle Town Virginia include J M Orndoff and wife from Winchester Nannie Walter from Baltimore Mrs W J Freebourn and daughter Dorothy from Washington James Rooney and children from Jersey City and Mrs Webb and Miss Webb from Baltimore. Tonight Jordan Springs hosts third midsummer dance from 9 to 2 with Virginia Syncopators Orchestra providing music.
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Long Meadows Farm
Middletown
J. M. Orndoff
Winchester
Nannie Walter
Baltimore
W. J. Freebourn
Dorothy
Washington
James Rooney
Jersey City
N. J
Webb
Jordan Springs
Virginia Syncopaters Orchestra
Adjusting Hall Insurance Visit by Mrs Carruth in Charlotte
Mrs J A Carruth of Charlotte North Carolina tied to the Home Insurance Company of New York arrived with Bryarly Brothers district agents to inspect and adjust losses in apple orchards insured for hail damage.
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Charlotte, N. C
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Merchant Goes On Vacation With Family In Virginia
Mr. Philip Klempus a well known Main street merchant along with his daughter Zelda Klempus have departed for a vacation trip to Norfolk Virginia Bughree Beach Newport News and other towns in the area. They are guests of Mrs. Goldberg at her bungalow.
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Main Street
Zelda Klempus
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Beach
Newport News
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Visitors From Brownsville Arrive For Shenandoah Valley Trip
Mrs Alice A Steele Mrs L A Steele and son Miss Jane Steele Miss Anna Abrams and Mr Ernest Covert of Brownsville Pa arrive for a motoring tour of the Shenandoah Valley and stay at Hotel Jack last night. Mr H R Huntington of the Sandusky Crage and Lumber Co arrives in town by car from Atlantic City with Mrs Huntington. Mrs Carl R Ritter and children depart this morning for a several day visit.
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R. Gray Williams
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Lof
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Dokies Hold Big Celebration Across State
Five hundred members of the Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan from Cumberland Frederick Hagerstown Chambersburg Waynesboro Winchester and other points joined a large ceremonial celebration. The event ended with the initiation of 45 candidates as Martinsburg prepared a late afternoon parade and half-holiday. The Blue Ridge baseball game between Martinsburg and Frederick was moved two hours earlier to clear the way for festivities.
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Luray Cavemen to Visit Here for Tomorrow’s Game
The Luray Cavemen travel to face the locals tomorrow as both teams show new strength after recent loose play. Lefty Thomas will start for Winchester while Luray's pitcher is not yet announced.
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Lefty Thomas
Winchester
Beth Rood
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