Murder of Mrs. Naw Clark at Broadway Virginia
The body of Mrs. Naw Clark, 21, of Broadway near Harrisonburg, Va, is buried after a brutal murder by her husband Farner R. Clark. He shot her in their home, held others at bay, then killed himself. Also covered: Floyd and Claude Allen face death by electric chair on March 28, with Governor Mann denying clemency.
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Naw Clark
Broadway
Nannie Wine Clark
Harrisonburg
Farner
R. Clark
Baltimore
Wefternoon
Clark
Maryland University Hospital
Waltimore County
Miss Wine
Palladelpha
G. Len
Powhatan College
Charles
Philadelphia
Clark Ada
Star
Richmond
Claude
Fiavd Alen
Cars Ror County
Penitentiary
Mann
Dr. McDaniels
Nellie Wisuler
Claude Allen
Victor Allen
Jay
Mrs Wissler
Floyd Allen
Virginia
Bosserman seeks habeas corpus in Staunton jail
Mrs. Clara Bowzee Bosserman, held since February 20 in Staunton jail, petitions Judge Richard S. Ker for release with a writ of habeas corpus. Her husband Luther B. Bosserman was shot by Albert D. Worth, Augusta Hotel clerk, who was found with her earlier. She claims unlawful arrest, unbearable imprisonment, and defense denial, noting jail conditions as a disgrace to civilization.
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The
Star
Staunton
Clara Bowzee Bosserman
Luther B. Bosserman
Albert D. Worth
Augusta
Bosserman
Leslie Curry
Guy H. Branaman
Richard S. Ker
Corporation Court
Ker
Newton Argenbright
Augusta County
President AE Desk Early At 8 45 O Clock
Washington reports President Wilson began the day at 8 45 a m with a cabinet meeting set for 11 and over 100 appointments on his schedule. The Mexico City item notes a constitutional blueprint modeled after the US system and Huerta ordering 50 000 rifles and 100 000 rounds. A furnace explosion in Haron Pennsylvania injures nine, three fatally. In Chicago suffragettes aim to unseat Representative Mann for saying the suffragists had "been at home." In Pittsburgh Mrs Rosella Jack's condition improves after a shooting claim by her husband James M Jack.
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Star
Washington
Wilson
Mexico City
Mexican Republic
United States
Constitutionalists
New Party
Chihuahua
Huerta
Chicago
Illinois
Virginia Brooks
James R. Mannn
Mann
Virginia Fair Tonight and Saturday Likely Warm
Fair weather expected in Virginia tonight and Saturday with rising temperatures. Butter fat price noted at 39 cents per pound this week. Advertises cream selling as more profitable than butter making. For more information contact Ashby Sprint, Station Operator for Golden & Co. ip-tf.
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Ashby Sprint
Golden & Co
Mission services at Stephens City church announced
A service will be held at St Stephens Church at 4 oclock Sunday afternoon March 9 with Rev J R Ellis preaching. Rev W D Smith begins a mission Monday evening and continues each night through the week. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend.
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St. Stephens Church
J. R. Ellis
W. D.smith
Farmers Institute to Include Public Question Box
Frederick county farmers plan a two day GVnanual institute on March 18 and 19. A new feature will be a question box inviting public questions to be sent to the institute committee in care of The Star. Questions should be in by next Wednesday for intelligent responses.
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Frederick County
Star
Broncho Feature at the Grand Tonight
A big Broncho Feature with Blue Grass Romance on two reels. Includes Finmsys Luck Saw Wood and Old Fashioned Girl. Suits priced from $12. Parson, 128 South Main Street, advertises tonight showings. Mrs Hancock is ill at her home in the Pqealkner flats.
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Parsons
South Main Street
Typhoid Outbreak in Front Royal Riverton Under Control
Officials from the Virginia Board of Health in Richmond report the typhoid fever outbreak in Front Royal and Riverton, Warren County, is under control with no deaths since Elizabeth Skimmer’s passing last week. The Warren Sentinel criticized for censorship and noted most cases were mild with patients improving as authorities say the worst is over.
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Virginia Board of Health
Richmond
Front, Royal
Riverton
Warren County
Elizabeth Skimmer
Lisle
Front Royal
Warren
State ‘Health Commissioner
Ctreuik Court
For Sale High priced typewriter equipment
For sale a high priced typewriter with complete equipment. Slightly used. Cheap for cash. Address XX care Star office.
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Care Star Office
Six Reel Show Looms at Auditorium Tonight
The big six reels play at the Auditorium this evening featuring Brutality and The Western Girl plus The Totsville Eye Rise and Fall of Mike The Penitent and Quaint People in Ne GA lem.
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Ne GA
Lem
Essany
Totsville Eye
Edison
Mike
Pathe
Penitent
Funeral services set for Anna Elisabeth Schneider infant
Funeral arrangements are announced for Anna Elisabeth Schneider infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Schneider Jr. Services will be at 2 30 pm Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Steele 416 National Ave with Rev T K Cromer and Rev Dr George S Bowers officiating. Burial will follow in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Anna
Eligabeth Schneider
Henry Schneider, Jr
Jack Steele
National Avenue
T. K. Cromer
George 8. Bowers
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Big Musical Act at Auditorium Saturday
The Musical Belle, a leading act on the American stage, headlines a Saturday performance at the Auditorium with late pictures including Pathe Weekly. Admission 10c. Also notes a found gentleman's watch on Berryville turnpike and J William Osborne of Philadelphia returning home after his mother Mary Osborne's death.
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Veen
Mance
Famous Pathe
Gentleman's Watch
Berryville Turnpike
Cal
Star Oles
J. William Osborne
Philadelphia
Mire
Mary Osborne
Quarry Foreman Rescued After Massive Rock Slide
Charles H. Fisher, quarry foreman for Standard Lime and Stone, was buried in a rock and earth slide at a Strasburg Junction quarry while inspecting powder placement. He survived with bruises and strain and is expected to recover within days after being rescued from under 60 tons of debris.
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Charles i. Fisher
Strasburg Junction
Charles H. Fisher
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Glady Geddes Weds Louis Trundle in San Francisco Home
Miss Gladys Geddes daughter of T. A. Geddes marries Louis Trundle formerly of Winchester at the bride’s San Francisco home. The interior features extensive California blossoms and a pink green color theme. The bride wears ivory chiffon over messaline satin with orange blossom crown and carries lilies of the valley. The ceremony includes attendants and ushers and a lavish reception. Louis Trundle is son of Harry M. Trundle long connected with the Golden Gate marine service.
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Mr. Trundle
Harry M. Trundle
This City
Heen
Marine Service
The
Golden Te
Son-In-Law of Dr. McGuire Dies in New York
Lewis Harmington Hyde, 56, son-in-law of Dr and Mrs William P McGuire, died in New York after a brief pneumonia illness. Born in Norwich Connecticut, he was educated in northern schools and lived with his wife’s family in Winchester. His body will be returned on Baltimore and Ohio train No 19 to Winchester. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Dr. McGuire
New York
Winchester
William P. McGuire
Lewis Harmington Hyde
Sel Hebron Cemetery
Big City
Hyde
Baltimore and Ohio
McGuire
Amherst Street
Christ Protestant Episcopal
Mr. Hyde
Baud
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Floyd
Presbyterian Church
Sidna Allen
Wesley Edwards
C. R. Bosserman
President AE Desk
James R. Mann
Haron
Wilkes
Pittsburgh
Rosella Jack
James M. Jack
Pittsburgh Hospital
Weather Forecast
Stephens City
the Grand
Crystal
Nonia
L. H Hyde
Louis. Trundle
Benedict
San Francisco
Gladys Geddes
Mr. Louis Trundle
San Francis
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