Young Crook Escapes from Winchester Jail Today
James Tyler alias several names escapes Winchester jail during a morning breakout. Miss Lucy Locke 17 left in charge opens cell door enabling Tyler and his wife to flee into Frederick and surrounding counties, with pursuit underway as authorities fear a wider crime spree.
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Lucy Locke
Crook
Tyler
Hable’s
G. James Tyler
Winchester
Strasburg
Punnett
George James Tyler
Joseph Wallestein
John Pierce
Myrtle Evy
Woodstock
Duraty
Pannell
Herman Hable
Hable
Adam Forney
L. E. Armel
Frederick
Marriage License Issued in Piraterick County
A marriage license has been issued at the county clerk of the Circuit Court of Piraterick county to Sidney WeDromonds and Cora Lewis, both colored, of the county. Reward offered for return of a bunch of keys to ROBER S. SMITH in Courthouse. One large key and a smaller key are included.
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Piraterick County
Sidney ‘WeDromonds
Cora Lewis
Roberm
Amith
32 Men Are Buried Alive in Brooklyn Cave-In
Workmen were buried when a cave-in extended across half a city block. Rescue teams faced shifting timbers and earth as they struggled to reach the entombed men. Four victims were found mortally injured. others severely hurt. Foreman Jacob A. Jeveh was arrested on criminal negligence charges.
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Jacob
A. Jeveh
Sunday School Convention A Big Success In Back Creek District
The Sunday School convention convened at Mount Olive United Brethren Church with Rev. W. A. Frye presiding. Delegates from district schools filled the seats as Rev. Frank Gilbert led devotional services and Prof. J. Howard Lartick of Denver gave the welcome reply. The program covered aims of Sunday school, evergreen classes, teacher opportunities, and committee appointments. A county-wide vote showed strong support for state-wide prohibition and the event concluded with resolutions and praise for the music led by Miss Stover of Winchester.
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Back Creek
Mount Olive
Frank Gilbert
Gravel Springs
L. A. Racey
J. Howard Lartick
Denver
Colo
S. J.goode
Gore
J. H. Williams
Apv
Alva
Rich‘ards
B. F. Sine
Rock ‘Mon
Rey
W. JT. Walters
Isad
B. Frye
B. F. Line
Minnie’ Hall
J. A. Williams
Lee Ornderff
Offenders Fined In Police Court
Seabright Wade was arraigned before Magistrate F H Krebs in police court on public drunkenness and indecent behavior. Fines and costs totaled eight dollars, paid after arraignment. Fred Cain, imbibing improprieties, was fined three dollars for singing merrily in Plucks alley. paid.
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Seabright Wade
F. H. Krebs
Krebs
Seabright
Fred. Cain
Pluck's Alley
iPluck’s Alley
Fred
Seed corn for sale in bushels by Roy P. Duvall
Early-maturing yellow seed corn for sale priced at $2.50 per bushel. Carefully selected and rat shelled. Bell phone listing 22-1p-21.
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Bell Phone
Roy P, Duvall
Opening Gun Of Anti-Trust Program
The Senate committee on interstate commerce favorably reported the Newlands bill creating a federal trade commission, marking the opening stage of the Wilson administration anti trust program.
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Washington
Senate
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Federal Trade Commission
Weather forecast for Virginia Wednesday
In the western part of Virginia expect unsettled skies while the eastern regions may see fair weather. Overall outlook suggests improving conditions with a likely fair spell in the east.
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Virginia
Seashore Excursion Set with Morning Train Service
The C V R R announces a 16 day shore trip. On Thursday June 25 trains depart Winchester at 7 25 a m. Round trip fares are 6 60 to Atlantic City Cape May and South Jersey resorts and 8 50 to Asbury Park Ocean Grove Lenin and Home Coast. Lost watch noted in report. For rent notice and barber shop vacancy follow.
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Winchester
Atlantic City
Cape May
South Jersey
Asbury Park
Océan Grove
Lenin
Home Coast
Collision damages Koenigin Luise on maiden voyage
The Hamburg bound steamship Koenigin Luise collided with the Cobra off Hamburg today. The Koenigin Luise suffered a smashed prow and rapid flooding. passengers were removed as the ship limped toward repair. Among those aboard was Mr. Robert J. Gray Jr., son of Capt. and Mrs. Gray, who is serving as consul at Baltimore.
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Hamburg
Germany
Lloyd Kner
Koenigin
Greatest and prettiest picture on display this afternoon
Our feature film is described as the greatest and prettiest ever exhibited with domes, balloons, and airships destroyed scenes. Reproduced in natural colors, it promises a marvelous production shown for 8 reels at 50 cents up and 10 cents down.
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Dow
Ju & Ip
Missing Girl Mystery Tangled in Mohawk River Case
A girl walked into a police station in Schenectady New York claiming her mother misidentified a silk fin found on a murdered girl's torso. She denied the girl is dead and suggested a mistaken identity amid confusion over the victim named Teresa.
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Pohenectady
M. Y
Teresa
Dinges Undergoes Foot Surgery at Winchester
Mr. William H. Dinges former Frederick County Board of Supervisors chairman had his right foot amputated at Winchester Memorial Hospital on Sunday due to poor blood circulation. Dr P W Boyd performed the operation which was successful and the 82 year old patient is steadily improving.
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Wiliam H. Dinges
Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Dinges
Major Hunter Heads to Washington for Summer
Major Robert W. Hunter left this afternoon for Washington to attend to home business matters then return to Winchester for the summer. He will be joined here by his children and grandchildren living at home. Washington Street was recently reopened for the season. Mr. and Mrs. James Trier and their two children of New York visit the Trier family on East Chittford Street.
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Robert W. Hunter
Washington
Winchester
James Trier
New York
Lewis Trier
East Chitford Street
Troops to be ordered to Winchester camp this summer
US cavalry regiments planned for the Winchester maneuver camp face possible orders soon. Despite doubts due to the Mexican situation, Rep James Hay reported that War Department plans remain to send troops to Winchester this summer. A letter indicated Major General Wickierspoon confirmed pending orders, with arrival anticipated around July 16.
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United States
Winchester
James Hay
House Committee On Military Affairs
Wheshington
War Department
Six For Five' Ceats Auditorium Tonight
Western Warner feature Miller Brothers 101 Ranch The Law Ghost Dance in three reels and a Lubin Terrible Ted film plus other short reels shown tonight at the auditorium. Admission is 50 cents.
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Warner
Miller Brothers
Ted
Villa Sets Plan of Attack as Huerta Siege Tightens
From OCANETAS Zacatecas and SANDINGO Cal June 23 reports say Villa established headquarters and proposes a three stage assault on Zacatecas with heavy bombardment a 40 000 infantry charge and Herrera cavalry pressing Datron's retreat to the capital while reports say Zapotlan a key rail hub has been ruptured by constitutionalists blocking Huerta’s escape to the Pacific coast.
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Sandingo
Cal
Zapotlan
Jalisco
Zapdtlan
Guadialajara
Manzanillo
Huéria
Villa
Zacatecas
Ocanetas
Hig
Zacatechy
Admiral Crosby's Widow in Town Stays with Miss Sherrard
Mrs. Crosby widow of Rear Admiral Pierce Crosby of the United States Navy and her daughter Mrs. Charles Tiltman with Tiltman's child, all from Washington, are staying at Miss Sherrard's home on Amherst street.
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Crosby
Pierce Crosby
United States
Neavy
Charles Tiltman
Washington
Condition unchanged for Goodwin Baker chairing city school board
There is no change in the condition of Mr Goodwin Baker chairman of the City School Board who is at his home on South Market Street. It was stated yesterday that Baker who is 19 was engaged in business trips and absences as P N Bowers left this morning for Baltimore Read Moling and Beal's hot weather slows travel.
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Goodwin Baker
City School Board
South Market Street
Baker
Fire kills Mrs Durban in suburban blaze
Neighbors saw a concrete block house in flames at about 8 30 PM. Mrs Durban, born in Ohio, died in the fire that engulfed the home while her husband Mr Durban reported lighting the fire earlier that evening. Their daughter Mary and another child Martha survived with relatives grieving the tragedy.
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Ban
Seatoh
Durban Waa
Durban
Mary
Martha
Baitle
Greak Mia
Shares in Shennandoah Valley National Bank Public Sale
Public sale notices indicate 26 shares of Shenandoah Valley National Bank stock to be offered in stock lots of two and three with a stated par value of one dollar each. The advertisement notes fractional ownership potential and mentions Mr. Christian Bowel of Virginia visiting relatives.
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Christian Bowel
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