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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1928

Page

9

Apple Season Binds Inwood With Heavy Harvest Rush

Inwood West Virginia endures a busy apple harvest as crews rush apples to Musselman plant and by products facilities. The town buzzes with workers loading unloading and transporting fifteen carloads of apples daily to markets and storage cars.

Cara Musselman Inwood

Musselman plant drives peak fruit season amid high yields

The plant handles vast daily quantities as ninety percent of the fruit is good, packed in barrels or baskets while bulk fruit makes up about ten percent. The season is at its height with last week and this week expected to set high season records before a tapering finish. Orchard men push to harvest all fruit before season ends.

Musselman

Fireman Is Held Guilty of Arson in Jefferson Court

Charles Town court verdict finds Theodore W. Allen a Charles Town district constable and former Independent Wire Company secretary guilty on arson charges. Trial spanned from Friday with a hard fought case. Allen faced three counts of arson and an accusation as an accessory. Fran Bilmier and Winter Galladay, already in prison for two fires, mentioned in proceedings.

Charles Town W. Va State Theodore W. Allen Independent Wire Company Allen Fran Bilmier Winter Galladay

Convicted Allen Granted Bail in 1926 Case

The prosecu tion states Allen was convicted and released on bail of 5 000. His case was continued until the January term of court pending a motion for a new trial. The notes mention concerns about political prognosticators and graft in Philadelphia.

Allen Mussolini Philadelphia St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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