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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1933

Page

8

Troops Sent by Governor Sparks Maryland Lynch Mob

A mob of over a thousand men stormed the Maryland state armory at Annapolis to free four men linked to the Armwood lynching. Troopers under Governor Ritchie used tear gas and bayonets to hold the lines as crowds jeered Lynch Ritchie and Lynch Lane.

State Armory Princess Anne Albert C. Ritchie George Armwood Baltimore Lynch Lane Milton A. Reckord

Executors Sale of Personal Property Near Winchester

The undersigned will sell for cash at one o'clock p m on Friday December 8 1933 at the residence of late Mrs Laura Butler two miles north of Winchester along Martinsburg Turnpike a lot of household effects chairs tables stoves bureaus feather beds quilts some antiques one large copper kettle one brass kettle etc One good milk cow M M Lynch Executor of Mrs Laura V Butler deceased Duvall Dunn Auctioneers 11-29-81

Laura Butler Winchester Martinsburg M. M. Lynch Laura V. Butler Duvall & Dunn

Somerset mob riots prompt lane to act and arrests

The state adjutant general overseen by troops faced attacks as a mob in Salisbury damaged cars and overturned another, while reporters were forced from a hotel. Attorney General Lane signaled habeas corpus hearings to hold four alleged lynchers, with writs issued for two others and witnesses sought.

Lane Pot Lane David C. Winebrenner Annapolis William Preston Lane, Jr Somerset County Princess Anne William H. Thompson Irving Adkins Robert F. Dyer Robert Daugherty Somerset Virginia Coast Guard

Lynching Report Details Crowd Attacks Jail

Sheriff Otto Theisen led 15 mob members who stormed a jail to free a lynch suspect. The jail was attacked with gasoline, rocks, and pipes as police used tear gas bombs. deputies and officers faced the crowd in a violent confrontation.

Otto Theisen Raymond Gunn Maryville Gunn

Crowd Seizes Jail Entrance During Riot

Gas masks were used by some, tear gas bombs proved unusable. The mob battered a door at the sheriff s residence integrated with the jail and flooded inside. A protester grabbed a tear gas bomb outside and threw it back into the jail offices.

Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices Report

Closing quotations for Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets supplied daily by Winchester Milling and Stickel Sales. Chicago December 83 by May 87 54 July 87 42 Baltimore Spot 87 12 Winchester Spot 83.

Chicago Baltimore The Star Winchester Milling Corporation Stickel] Sales Corporation Cash North Washington Street Hagerstown Winchester

Virginia Senate Panel Urges Drastic Government Cuts

The Virginia Senate committee on economy in state government proposes sweeping reforms to save about a million dollars annually. Abolish county school boards, consolidate boards with supervisors, limit higher education salaries, cut state colleges, and scrap most state autos. It criticizes frequent textbook changes and urges jail cost reforms and broader justice powers.

Virginia Senate Richmond Virginia Senate Committee On CIA William M. Tuck Pollard Boards of Tuck R. O. Norris Lancaster Major Hillard Portsmouth Halifax General Assembly State Board of Education Legislative the Revenue Fee Commission State Health Department Tidewater Department of Education Fredericksburg Justices of the Peace House County Board of Supervisors Boards County Commissioners

Dr Alice Wynekoop Faces First Degree Murder Charge

Chicago physician Dr. Alice Lindsay Wynekoop aged 62 is charged with the first degree murder of her daughter in law Mrs. Rheta Wynekoop. The image shows her as she appeared in 1922, eleven years prior.

Alice Lindsay Wynekoop Chicago Rheta Wynekoop

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Gov. Ritchie Saathen Hopkins Salisbury Ritchie Union Alice Alice L. Wynekoop Goup No Swagger
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