Witness Says He Remembers Little About Murder
The man testified on the witness stand that he recalled little about the events and offered no motive for killing his wife while not denying the act.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
8
The man testified on the witness stand that he recalled little about the events and offered no motive for killing his wife while not denying the act.
Charles Brown, a Frederick County native, was found guilty of first degree murder in Martinsburg for killing his wife. The jury returned a life sentence after a swift verdict, with no motive proven. Brown had been drinking and jealous before using a neighbor’s gun to commit the act.
A reimagined Peck's Bad Boy comes to the Empire on Tuesday October 12. The revival targets nostalgic crowds from thirty years past with admiring word of the once popular farce. Admission 25 50 and 75 cents plus tax.
Minnie Wood Chapel Va October 7 services planned for Sunday October 10 led by Rev C D Lambert. Farmers busy cutting corn while some have not yet harvested due to green crop. Local visitors include Lloyd Dofflemyer White Post and C C Bailey with daughter Virginia and Miss Seibert Luray. Oak Grove hosts guests from Martinsburg Berryville and others. Mrs John Gaunt visiting Fredericksburg. Rutherford sow death incident and various visits to Keeler and Rutherford homes. King’s Daughters to meet October 9 at Rutherford home. Clarence Russell Winchester stayed with Rutherford. Keeler family preparing to move to Winchester after selling property.
Reverend William A. Sunday spoke at Virginia Military Institute and Washington and Lee University in Lexington after touring Roanoke. He praised Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, urging cadets and students to value character, industry, perseverance, and strong religion as foundations of a useful life.
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