Escaped Lunatic Stirs Hunt With Bloodhounds At Rail Station
Sheriff Pannett used bloodhounds at the Baltimore and Ohio station to track Nesmith. H. E. Shull and Thomas Boyd joined the search as a large following of men and boys in autos converged on the area. The chase began after Nesmith disappeared for an hour in the eastern city and suburbs. The sheriff hoped Nesmith would head toward his Whitacre home as hints suggested he wanted to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
J Sandts
Nesmith
Pannett
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
H. E. Shull
Thomas Boyd
Tiff
Winchester
Whitacre
Clemson Cadets Barred from Columbia Trip After Strike
The Clemson College cadets who joined a walk out last week were ordered not to leave the campus as Clemson prepares to travel to Columbia for the annual football game against the University of South Carolina. The decree marks the first discipline for the campus strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson College
S. C
Columbia
Clemson
University of South Carolina
Kenney Infant Dies at Home Near Stephenson
James Dewey Kenney infant son of A. D. and Margaret I. Kenney of near Stephenson died Sunday at home after a delicate birth. Funeral services were held today with burial at Hopewell Meeting House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dewey Kenney
A. D
Margaret I. Kenney
Near Stephenson
Hopewell Meeting House
Week’s crop weather good for farm work in Virginia
Weather and crop conditions for the week ending yesterday in Virginia show warm, favorable days for farm work. Farmers reported good progress in cotton picking, sowing winter grain, and filling silos, with favorable sweet potato digging and advancing apple harvest despite warm periods. Pastures and meadows remain in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Virginia
Printing Concern Seeks Attachment in Hopper Case
An attachment for 264.78 dollars alleged due for printing was issued yesterday in Baltimore Superior Court against De Wolf Hopper and the De Wolf Hopper Comic Opera Company by A. C. Brill of Peerless Press Milwaukee. The attachment was placed with the Academy of Music treasurer where Hopper’s troupe is performing this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
de Wolf Hopper
de Wolf Hopper Comic Opera Company
A. C. Brill
Peerless Press
Milwaukee
Wis
The
Academy of Music
Hopper
Coolidge Confident He Will Carry New York
William Willcox, GOP chairman for 1916, met with President Coolidge and predicted a victory in New York. He also praised Theodore Roosevelt’s chances in the state’s governor race. Coolidge accepted an invitation to memorial services for Roosevelt Monday night. U. S. J. Dunbar gave Coolidge a hand carved statuette of Walter Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Willcox
Republican National Committee
President Coolidge
Coolidge
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Passengers See Smoke From Gov Bryan’s Car
Governor Charles W. Bryan Democratic vice presidential nominee left Chicago for Norwalk Ohio to speak tonight after a trip by auto and train from Robinson Illinois amid reports of smoke from his car passengers reacted with excitement in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Chicago
Charles W. Bryan
Norwalk
Ohio
Robinson
Unclear fragmentary political note from 19th century report
Fragmentary report details a tour through Southern Kinipota toward Chicago with Governor Bryan. An incident in a sleeping car involved a heater incident and a mistaken alarm about the candidate’s quarters. A later statement cited western headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinipota
Chicago
Marshall
Robinson
Bryan
Rocatic Western
Anotegs
Bryane
Nois
Theatic
Davis Returns To Indiana For Campaign Addresses
Vincennes Indiana October 22 Davis visits for a final one day appearance announcing the campaign will be won for Democracy. He plans an afternoon discussion and a night event in Evansville as he amplifies his labor stance before leaving for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Indiana
John W. Davis
Evansville
Middle West
New York
Miss Rachel Wright Dies After Sudden Illness in Rest
Rest Virginia October 22 Miss Rachel Wright longtime resident dies Friday October 17 after brief illness. Friends recall her kind nature and local ties. Obituary notes celebrate life while community shares condolences as visits and pages mark recent events and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest
Rachel Wright
M. B. Hesseltine
Round Hill
F. O. Mou
Moe
Walter Flowers
Mar
Clara
Elizabeth Siberti
Martinsburg
Weekend visits and illnesses in Martinsburg area
Mr and Mrs Walter Flowers enjoyed the weekend visit with friends while Mr L R Payne, recovering from a broken nose, receives care from Dr C Hoffman. Mrs George Clarke suffers summer flu and Mrs Prince is on the sick list as Edward Jefferson and son Harry of Pittsburgh visit Brucetown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Flowers
L. R. Payne
C. Hoffman
Payne
Binning
Martinsburg
George Clarke
Prince
Edward Jefferson
Harry
Pittsburgh
Charles Jefferson
Brucetown
Washington
Weil
Bristol
Tenn
Winchester
Harry Moulden
Hagerstown
Ex Legion Chief Shot by Typist Husband in Office
Col. John G. Emery former national commander of the American Legion was shot in the left shoulder while in his Grand Rapids office. The shooter Chedell Simpson husband of Emerys stenographer was arrested. a divorce suit is pending. Emery 43 years old, married, had led the Legion since 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
John G. Emery
American Legion
Chedell Simpson
Emery
Col. Emery
Simpson
Simpyson
Gailbraith
For Rent and Local Notices From Winchester Area
For Rent items include a 10 acre farm on the Pike near Winchester with a 50 acre orchard and a six room house. Notices mention Misses Virginia and Georgie Cusack visiting relatives and returning to Baltimore, and Mrs. Clark W. Hardesty travelling to Hagerstown. Auto jobs advertise training and shop work with pay, plus free catalog offers. Various social notes reference Mrs. Wright and Elvira Miller of Winchester and upcoming visits to Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Winchester
Orchard Farm
Virginia
Georgie Cusack
Clark W. Hardesty
Baltimore
Sweeny Auto
McSweeny Natt
Ohio
Cleveland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pening Sip Blazin West
Tony
FOX
Colonial
Colonial Brick Corp
Chas. A. Hoshour
Henandoah Realty Company
Geo. Washington Hotel
College Strikers
Mrs. Kenney
Babe
Sellers Mastercraft
P.C. Neidemeyer & Co
Douglas
Little Joe’s
Opera Star
Water Street
Davis
Army. and Navy Store
Care Star
Apply Poly X
M. M. Lynch
N. Braddock Street
Roomer and Boarder
Braddock Street
R. M
Smithfield “Ave
Mead the Star
Hagerstown, Md
Bra Street
Fairview Ave
S. Meade
White Post
Vian
Rathman’s Bakery
Washington Street
Winchester Auto Sales
Pnatlsnadae’ Lak
Loman
Howatip Guyer
F. C .Wright
Wright
Elvira Miller
Whirlpool
Hursday
Lila Lee
Regal Pictures, Inc
Madge
James Kirk Wood
Elliott Clawson
Bruce M
Tchell
Bellamy
Hodkinson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!