Murder at Chapman Store Sparks Jealousy Suspected
John Chapman is killed by a double barrel blast at his store near the forks of two roads. Neighbors recall a day spent on mill work and a conference with Millison about telephone business. A hidden letter found later hints at love and possible jealousy as the motive.
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Chapman
Star
The
Granville Chapman
Granville
Henry Howard
A. J. Tavenner
Winchester
J. M. Millison
Howard
Millison
Chapman _ store
Mr. Chapman
Mrr
Chapman Store
W. L. Fultz
Walter Huntsberry
W. S. Leve
S. P. Latane
Mr. Bailey
Mr. Savage
Dr. Love
Dr. Latone
Public Sale of Valley Mills and Rose Cottage Lands
Public auction in Winchester Virginia on August 4 at 11 o clock for two parcels totaling about 248 acres known as Valley Mills and Rose Cottage. Terms include one third cash with remaining in two annual bonds at 6 percent with deed of trust and insurance. sale as a whole or in parts. Also notices in Frederick County Circuit Court about Edward M Cunningham nonresidency and attachments seeking recovery of $943.33 plus interest.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
H. E. McKinster
Edward M. Cunningham
Court House
Winchester
William N. Eddy
Abram’s Creek
Prederick
Raively
Valley Mills
Rose Cottage
Jas. P. Reardon
J. P. Whitacre
H. S. Larrick
Jno
M. Steck
F. B. Whiting
Frederick
E. M. Cunningham
W. N. Eddy
Mary
Mary E. Eddy
M. B. Cuningham
M. B. Cunningham
Phil.h. Gold
P. Whitacre
Savage Car Explosion Burns Husband and Mother
The Kernstown accident left J. H. Savage badly burned as his wife and her mother, Lycurgus Savage, escaped with minor injuries. Mrs Savage tossed their baby to safety. the family and three girls were unharmed aside from shock, while the auto was heavily damaged and later moved to Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Savage
Mr. Savage
Kernstown
W. L. Fultz
Bailey
Misses Allie and Lacy Humston Head to Campbellsburg Ky
Misses Allie and Lacy Humston left this morning for Campbellsburg Kentucky where they will visit friends for a time.
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Allie
Lacy Humston
Campbellsburgy
United Medical CO
Lancas’ PA
Mrs DAK Stouffer Called Home Over Ill Mother
Mrs DAK Stouffer of North Carolina has been called to her home near Winchester due to the serious illness of her mother Mrs James Ferguson.
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Dak “Stouffer
North Carolina
Winchester
Mrs Clara Diehl Leaves for Baltimore Enroute to Ohio
Mrs Clara Diehl visiting her brother Edward Roberts left today for Baltimore on a trip home to Clévelana Ohio.
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Clara, Diehl
Edward Roberts
Baltimore
Clévelana
Ohio
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