Woman Charged with Forged Check in Grand Jury Case
Annie Ritter of Welltown is jailed on charges of attempting to pass a forged check drawn on Shenandoah Valley National Bank. A preliminary hearing occurred with Justice Luther Pannett. grand jury action slated for October. The case centers on a $5 check said to be given by Henry Mills, with Mrs Heterick’s name forged on the instrument.
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Annie Ritter
Welltown
Mrs. Heterick
Woman
Justice
Henry Mills
Ty Circuit
Ritter
Luther Pannett
L. A. Baker
Baker
Marion S. ~Heterick
Edward Heterick
Methodist Episcopal Church
S. V N. Bank
Heterick
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Parxinett
He Mills
Wellstown
Gretighbourhood
Sunday Heat Drives City to Heatwave Conditions
Sunday proved the hottest day of the year as temperatures topped 97 in the shade from 1 pm to 6 pm, with humidity making the heat feel oppressive. A windstorm late in the day offered brief relief, but readings remained near 90 into the night and approached 100 in the newsroom.
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Star Office
Jinroype
Thaw May Get A Jury Trial In Mental Condition Case
White Plains July 13 The hearing on Harry Thaw's bid for a jury trial to determine his mental state was adjourned to September 21 before Justice Mills. On that day the judge will decide if Thaw is entitled to a jury trial. Thaw shaved himself during a brief court interruption before being returned to Poughkeepsie jail.
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Hearst News Service
White Plains
N.Y
Harry Thaw
Mills
Thaw
Gaithersburg Team Visits Winchester Giants Tomorrow
Gaithersburg Maryland baseball squad travels to face the Winchester Giants tomorrow in a stiff contest. Diamond of Georgetown University will pitch for Gaithersburg. Ladies admitted free and grandstand seats are a dime amid expectations of a large crowd.
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Burg
Winchester Giants
Winchester
Gaithersburg
Diamond
Georgetown University
All These Things Count at Ran Market Piece
A fragment notes advantages described as the coolest longest and Jesse dust among items at Ran Market Piece. The readable lines suggest a salesy catalog vibe with emphasis on variety and value.
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Ran
Winchester Giants Fall to Hagerstown 8 to 1 in Saturday Game
The Winchester Giants lost at Hagerstown 8 to 1 as Krebs struggled with arm fatigue and retired after two innings. Winchester scored in the first on a C Brown single and a failed steal attempt, but Johnson held them to one tally while Hagerstown piled up eleven hits. Hagerstown’s Lentz hit a home run and Simpson and C Brown added two base hits.
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Krebs
Winchester
C. Brown
Coma
Cy McDonald
McDonald
Simpson
Coggins
Brown
Johnson
Hagerstown
Avon
Harned
Lentz
dJames
Luhn
Baechtell
James
Malory
Scheller
Russell
Ty. Johnson
Hanks
Weems
Modell
Mrs Burkle No. 1 Accused Husband
A Cataract Journal copy notes Jacob Burkle charged with switch fraud. police court Saturday expected but trial unlikely soon. Lawyer Griffith represents Wife No. 1 seeking a commission to examine Pennsylvania and Virginia witnesses. Burkle, known in Winchester, built a Mount Jackson area home after fortunes in Pittsburg.
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Jacob Burkle
Griffith
High Court
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Excursion to Washington Sells 141 Tickets
One hundred forty one tickets were sold yesterday morning at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station for an excursion to Washington. The travelers endured a sweltering day in the capital and returned home around 11 thirty last night tired but safe.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Apples and Potatoes Wanted Ad Sought by Sprint Produce
A fragment notes a Mayhew advertisement and a local event at Reservoir Park this afternoon between Winchester and Hagerstown. It mentions Sprint Produce Co seeking apples and potatoes and places the action near a displayed ad.
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Sprint Produce Co
Reservoir Park
Ovation for our athletes at London Olympiad opening
London opened the great Olympiad under adverse weather as representatives from nearly every nation gathered to contest international championships. The 1500 meter will follow the parade, with the American team of 90 led by James A. Rector drawing loud cheers as King Edward watched the proceedings.
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London
Pa Tate
King
James A. Reetor
Eprinter
University of Virginia
Three Kings
Maty
Rosd
Looter Goes To Prison In Bank Misappropriation Case
Pittsburg announces Lennert S. Cook real estate promoter convicted of aiding and abetting Cashier Clark of Enterprise National Bank in misappropriation and sentenced to four years. Clark recently died by his own hand. Cook’s conviction marks the fifth related to the bank scandal with four others to serve long terms. Also reported New York delegates in federation vote: Bryan leads with 53, Debs 11, Taft 1, Hearst 1, 16 noncommittal.
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Pittsburg
Lennert S. Cook
Clark
Enterprise National Bank
Cook
New York
Central Federation of Labor
Bryan
Debs
Taft
Hearst
Taft Begins Acceptance Speech Draft in Hot Springs
Hon. William H. Taft commenced writing his acceptance speech in Hot Springs Virginia as Republican nominee. He will be formally notified of his nomination in Cincinnati on July 28. Taft discussed general points for the address and dictated portions after golf, with the injunction plank expected to be a major element.
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Hot Springs
William H. Taft
Taft
Cincinnati
Doctor Weaver to Address Doctors in Valley of Virginia
Dr Ai Weaver of Middletown Virginia named by Governor Swan son as a member of the International Congress on Tuberculosis for the Valley of Virginia. The congress meets in Washington on September 21 with Weaver to speak September 22 on Prevention of Tuberculosis.
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Middletown
Ai. Weaver
Swanson
The
International
Death of Mrs. Sallie Conrad Fauntleroy
Telegram from Staunton reports the death of Mrs. Sallie Conrad Fauntleroy widow of Dr Archibald McGill Fauntleroy in Staunton at age 66 with her children by her bedside. She was born in Winchester July 2 1842 and leaves five daughters and five sons plus two brothers. Major Holmes Conrad accompanies the body to Winchester for funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Staunton
Thi Clty
Sallie’ Conrad Fawntleroy
Archibald McGill Fauntleroy
Robert
Archibald McGi. Fauntleroy
Fauntleroy
Western State Hospital
Anne McGill Fauntleroy
Louisa Pauntleroy
Kennon Clack
Washington
Sallie Conrad Fauntleroy
Frederick
H. Clay Miller
Baltimore
Conrad Fauntleroy
Patent Office
Powell Fauntleroy
United States Army
Cuba
Thomas ‘T. ' Fauntleroy
United States Navy
Charles M. Fauntleroy
United States Marine Corps
New Orleans
Holmes Conrad
Winchester
Charles F. Conrad
Conrad
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W. M. Atkinson
Circuit Court
Lucy Ritter
Hanstrough & ‘Carter
Speedly
Japan
Ceylon
Poughkeepsie
Gaithers
Winchesterians
Niagara Falls
Star
Mr. Burkle
Frederick and
Shenandoah Counties
Mount Jackson
F. S. Tavenner
Mayhew
Tween
Greece
Edward
Thous
Looter
Hearst_News Service
Bank
Les
Guffey
Denver
Mr. Taft
Congress On
Losis
R. Y. Conrad
Robert Y. Conrad
Dr. Fauntleroy
Millor Conrad
Aocres
Mrs. Fauntleroy
Tos
Bbc
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