Murderers Hope to Wake Coinciding in Cook County Tail
Unclear OCR text mentions Loeb and a wake possibly tied to a Cook County event. No solid names or dates readable.
11 Sep 1924
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1924
Page
1
Unclear OCR text mentions Loeb and a wake possibly tied to a Cook County event. No solid names or dates readable.
Chicago dispatch reports threats to blow up Cook County jail as Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb await transfer to Joliet penitentiary. They are moved under guard after confession to killing 14 year old Robert Franks. Guards and police maintain vigil throughout the night.
Frederick Maryland September report describes a grand jury in a Shan ering of Dorothy of Iseville case being cautioned by Chief Judge to avoid outside contact. Jurors were warned that contempt charges could follow for anyone approaching them and no verdict was expected until the jury adjourns, within ten days to two weeks.
Mrs. Page, staying with Mrs. C. C. Garrett at 2 Baltimore, was robbed of jewelry and clothes from her bedroom while a guest. Baltimore detectives report no trace of the burglar. insurance on the Garrett home does not cover guests. Mrs Page had been visiting her father Dr William P McGuire who recently had surgery at Johns Hopkins. The theft was found when kitchen staff opened after a window was discovered missing.
The Hagenbeck Wallace Circus is billed for two shows in Winchester on Saturday October 4. An advance agent recently arranged supplies with local firms and individuals, as the circus has long included Winchester in its circuit and will move on to its winter headquarters after the performances.
Large display ad notes an auction sale of the McCarty bungalow near Stephens City tomorrow Friday at 1 p.m. The notice urges participation in the Defense Test Parade, with a call to buy and display a flag.
Warden explains inmates must eat prison meals and may buy tobacco gum and candy. Food from outside only on visitors day biweekly. Leopold cannot write books. Each prisoner may send one letter weekly. Mail is limited and all is read. Books from library and newspapers by subscription available but self coverage is deleted. Chapel attendance optional.
The Handley school system reports the largest start in its history with 1415 students enrolled across Handley and Kerr, 95 more than last year. The colored school shows 136 pupils. Plans advance for October dedication of the Handley building and a winter lecture series featuring notable speakers.
Classified notices show grapes for sale at Winchester Vineyard Co with quantities unspecified and prices 10 to 1 penny per pound, located at Schultz's warehouse. Also an employment ad seeks a young man to learn a five and ten cent business, with J. G. McCrory Co as another listing.
Refrigeration now on and all rooms precooled at the fireproof Winchester Cold Storage Co. Low storage rates offered. William Beverley serves as manager for the new facility ready to receive apples for storage.
Two five room bungalows offered for sale at 2250 dollars each by J. W. Rosenberger & Co. located near Handley Schools. Also advertisement for Annex window display at The People’s Drug Co with Eversharp Pencils Coup.
State officials and many businessmen plan to attend the Motor Carriers Association of Virginia annual convention to be held in Roanoke next week. Richmond officials including Judge William F. Rhea Attorney General John R. Saunders and Henry G. Shirley travel by special motor bus. Governor Trinkle will be unable to join due to an injury. The Richmond party may visit the Shenandoah Valley, including Winchester, before Roanoke. Large attendance is expected as Virginia’s bus and motor transport developments draw interest and 217 franchise applications have been filed with the State Corporation Commission.
The body of Paul F. Fawcett who died at the Virginia Industrial School Maidens Va was brought home by Rev M C Williams Jr. The funeral will be held at 5 pm Friday from his mother India Lanham Faw cett’s home on South Kent Street with Rev F R Casselman of Centenary Reformed Church and Rev F R Casselman of Keatwell officiating. He will be buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Cause of death heart trouble following tonsil abscess illness lasting three weeks, doctor’s certificate states.
Baltimore Sept 11 A man Theodore Stern also known as rm shot and killed his wife Gertrude 19 near her home at 605 North Glover street. Stern died at Johns Hopkins Hospital from self inflicted head wounds after being chased by police. Police say jealousy of the wife, married last June, sparked the tragedy as she returned from a movie with her parents observing the event.
In Jersey City New Jersey officials fail to halt the Wills Firpo boxing match set for tonight after Federal Judge Bunyar refused to arrest Luis Angel Firpo on Mann Act charges citing insufficient evidence. Herbert Gilson representing a religious civic group announced the decision.
Frederick county volunteers respond slowly to a National Day call. Middletown officers recruit locals, and a looming parade aims to marshal 3 000 to 8 000 marchers from Winchester Mine and surrounding towns. Officials urge flag display and civic participation as the county readies its largest peacetime demonstration.
Short classified item offers an Underwood typewriter in good condition for 26 dollars and a fine roll-top desk at a bargain. From Newlin & Co located at 14 Rouss Ave.
The sale features Guernsey heifers to be offered at Boyd's sale in Red Bud on September 18. Local bidders and dairy producers are expected to attend and review the stock.
The Winchester convention of the Society of the Winchester convened at Trinity Church with Presiding Elder F. A. Tyler as chairman and Rev. W. D. Keene as secretary. Bishop Candler of Atlanta preached and presided. Morning sessions drew over 100 pastors and delegates as mission reports from B. A. Roads and local reports detailed Shannondale and Glenside charges. Unification of the two Methodist branches is debated with a planned vote tonight on the joint committee proposal.
A Klan organizer was arrested amid two complaints after a Stephens City speech. Dr. Altenburg denied using quoted words about lax law but acknowledged commenting on enforcement. The sheriff summoned him to appear before a grand jury.
First Baptist Sunday School will hold a picnic on Saturday September 13 leaving the church at 9 30 A M Children meet in class at 9 A M All members and friends bring lunches to church and ride to Fishers Hill for the outing
The Federated Council announces a meeting on Friday at 4 pm. All members are requested to be present and show stance on defense and marching with a flag.
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