Franklin Held for the Federal Court in White Slave Case
Sam Franklin is held in 10,900 bail by Commissioner Tavenner in Lynchburg on federal white slave act charges. Irene Whalen, the principal witness, testified in New York and Winchester letters from Franklin described a plan to open a sporting house with soldiers. The case involves U S District Attorney T J Muncy and attorney Harry Kern, with evidence including a July 11 letter from Winchester and a Burlington, Vermont dispatch.
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Tavenner
Sam Franklin
United States District Court
Lynchburg
Hout
Kern
Irene Whalen
Boston
Franklin
New York
Burlington
Vermont
Muncy
Miss Whalen
Winchester
Sam Wranklin
Anklin
Winglester
Harrisburg
Cumberland Valley
Whalen
Special
Grgurevich Here
United States
T. J. Muncy
Tazewell
Harry ®. Kern
Army Camp
Pannett
Grgurevich
Co. R. McCanny
Sheriff Pannett
Vermoont
Garairy
Spestene
Miss Emily Dooley Weds Frank Blair in Philadelphia
Miss Emily B Dooley daughter of Mr and Mrs Oward Dooley married Frank J Blair in St Elizabeths Church Philadelphia The ceremony was by the rector Attendants included maid of honor Miss Ella Franzke and best man Edwin Blair After a reception at 1316 South Nineteenth Street the couple left for Atlantic City Niagara Falls and Canada They will reside at 5830 Windsor Terrace West Philadelphia Blair works as an accountant for Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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Winchester
Philadelphia
Emily B. Dooley
O'ward’ Dooley
Frank J. Blair
Delaware County
Charles 1B. Dooley
Ella Franzke
Edwin Blair
Nineteenth Street
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Windsor Terrace
West Philadelphia
Eliza Diffenderfer
South Market Street
Barnhbarts, Baileys, Bushes
Blair
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Special appropriation for nurse Mary Strickler approved
Common Council passed an ordinance to provide a $100 appropriation for Miss Mary Strickler, nurse for the Winchester Anti-Tuberculosis League, as of July 1. Alderman Carter said the league spends $800 to $900 yearly in Winchester on illness among the indigent. Dr. Boyd endorsed the effort.
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Common Council
Mary Strickler
Atane Anti-Tuberculosis League
Carter
League
Winchester
County Supervisors Settle With Treasurer and Pike Officers
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors meets in the county building with Chairman 8 N Lockhart presiding to make the annual settlement with County Treasurer C R McCann and to settle with the North Frederick Pike superintendents.
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Board of Supervisors of
Frederick County
8. N. Lockhart
C. R. McCann
North Frederick Pike
Winchester Hosts August 11 Horse Show Dance
Young men of Winchester arrange a horse show dance for next Monday night August 11 at the Winchester Inn from 9 to 1 o clock the night before the Berryville Horse Show. An Eleventh-pee band is planned to furnish the music.
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Winchester
Winchester Inn
Berryville
Berryville horse show opens with record entries
The thirteenth annual Berryville horse show starts next Tuesday August 12 and runs three days. Exhibitors from Virginia plus guests from Washington and Baltimore bring many horses, with two cavalry officer classes for chargers and jumpers reflecting strong competition. The event features a popular lunch hour and reunions among old friends as entries flood in.
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Berryville
Virginia
Washington
Baltimore
Powers
Winchester
Six Reel Show at Auditorium Tonight with Six Features
Six reel program at the Auditorium tonight showcases six big reels including Rag Time Romance Roses of Yesterday A Childs Precaution Views of Belgium A Florida Romance and An Accidental Alibi with multiple feature-length films expected.
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Biograph
Selig
Essany
Belgium
Vitagraph
Florida
Lubin
Edison
Special sale notes with garbled items and prices
Vague promotional fragment lists tin cans 29 cents jelly glass 19 cents rubber for glassware 3 cents per dozen and strings for tin cans. Fragmentary text includes misspelled product names and unclear brands.
Fifty Thousand For Troopers At Cavalry Camp
Approximately sixty thousand dollars will be distributed among officers and troopers of the Tenth Eleventh and Fifteenth regiments and others at the Cavalry Instruction Camp. The Tenth were paid off yesterday, Eleventh today, and Fifteenth tomorrow marking their first pay since arriving. Troop A Fifteenth Cavalry at Gettysburg on instruction duty has joined, under Capt LeRoy Elsding with Lieuts Russell and Plassmyer. Colonel Tyree Riders of the Thirteenth Cavalry is here for two weeks on special duty. The camp post office is busy as troopers send money home, and the final pay day will likely flood the office with remittances.
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Tenth
Fifteenth Cavalry
Gettysburg
LeRoy Elsding
George M. Russell
Joseph Plassmyer
Tyree Riders
Thirteenth Cavalry
Iran
K* of
Winchester
Woman Found at Cavalry Camp Reported to Colonel Murray
A mulatto woman was found at the United States Cavalry camp of instruction this afternoon. The incident was reported to Col. C H H Murray who contacted Sheriff Pannett to send a deputy to the camp to remove the woman. She was said to have acted strangely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Cavalry Camp
C. HH. Murray
Murray
Pannett
Patient greets doctor at door on road to recovery
Mr. W Edward Jones of South Main street, recently ill after a head injury from an iron cellar door, greets Dr. W A Bell at his home and is now walking alone. Long period of illness ended with steady improvement and impending continued recovery.
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W. Edward Jones
South Main Street
W. A. Bell
Jones
M. W. Kremer
Pollard Leads in Virginia Primary Returns Reported
Telegram from Richmond shows Pollard with about a 1000 vote edge and Ellyson and Machen leading in their races. Counts from Roanoke Newport News Portsmouth Staunton Norfolk and other cities indicate mixed results with several counties still pending and nominations listed for the House of Delegates.
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Ellyson
Kolmer
House of Delegates
Tee Star
J. “Paylor Bilyeon
Richmond
Ellysen
Judge Williams
Iwith
John
Martin Pollard
Monrleo
Samuel Whiams
Rage
Po Lee County
Pollard
Willama
Kotner
Brown
Machen
Roanoke
Huyson
Wedderburn
Williams
Cumming
Koiner
Manville
Mlyson
Newport News
Portsmouth
Billyson
Wiliams
Kolier
Staunton
Petersburg
Higson
Norfolk
Illyson
Charlottesville
Nompeces
House
Albemarle
D. H. Pitts
Samuel M. Page
Alleghany
Craig
Spesy
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Federal
U.S
Big Read
Miss Dooley
Mr. Frantk.j. Blair
St. Elizabeth's Protestant Episcopal Church
N. Kent
Adv
Frenkel
Aus
Gov _ Atty-Gent
Greenwood Sea
Gainesboro
Kernstown
Baker’s Mill
Miss Strickler
the Star Bureau
Camp of Cavalry Instruction
L. Frankel
Ierk
H. H. Baker
Rouss Avenue
W. T. Walters
Christian Church
Admis Sona
Atty- Gen
Amelia and
Nottoway
al Land
Campbell
Frank Nelson
Caroline
David B. Powers, Jr
Chesterfield
W. Baker
Chesterfeld
Powha ‘' Bs
M. Bonifanti
Culpeper
Harry Smith
Dinwiddie
John ¥. Fairfax
Walter ‘Tansill Thie Goochland
Flovanna
T. A Hughes
Hanover
W. B. Walton
Henrico
Julien
King William
G. Cummins
Louisa—R. Lindsay i
Mecklenurg
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