Hutchinson Denies Suicide Claim In Court Trial
Herbert Hutchinson twenty former Winchester youth now of Portsmouth faced a Portsmouth police court trial for shooting at Charles Cherry admitting three shots were fired but denying a death by his own hand. Miss Alice Cherry testified about threats and Hutchinson testified he fired in self defense after perceiving an intended assault. Mayor Reed sentenced Hutchinson to three months in jail and fined fifty dollars.
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Herbert Hutchinson
Winchester
Portsmouth
Charles Cherry
The
Star
Reeq
Hutchinson
Cherry
Alice Cherry
Fayette Cherry
Reed
Millinery Line Returns with Frances Cline to City
Miss Frances B. Cline arrives with a complete fall and winter millinery collection. She will be joined this season by Miss Steiner from Baltimore, an experienced milliner who will assist.
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Astern
Miss Steiner
Baltimore
Girl Angered Shoots Into Men
In Cripple Creek Colorado Miss Annie Coplen fired at a crowd after being provoked by men at a sleep gathering. Robert Young was struck above the eye and will die. Several other men were wounded in the volley. Lusitania passengers include August Belmont Thomas F Ryan and Samuel Untermyer arriving in New York stirring finance and railroad circles with reports of a plan to unify on trading affairs in Manhattan.
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Hearst News Service
Cripple Creek
Col
Annie Coplen
Robert
Young
Belmont
Thomas F. Ryan
Samuel Untermyer
Ryan
Manhattan
Fine Decorations on the City Hall
The city council committee overseeing City Hall decoration contracts Washington decorators to festoon the east and west ends with fast color waterproof banners and likely the north and south ends. Electrical work plans 500 to 600 lights and a bright illuminated clock tower with a central arc light. The tower will be lit at night as once intended after years of having the lights removed.
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Washington
Electrical
Committee On Lights
Democrats organize Bryan Club meeting in Winchester
All Democrats are urged to attend tonight at eight o'clock in the courthouse hall where a Bryan Kind Kern Club will be formed. The club will include all Democratic voters of Winchester and speeches will be delivered by leading Democrats.
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Bryan Kind Kern
Winchester
New Electrical Cash Register Promises Efficient Store System
Gen Norton Publishing Co introduces an electrical National Cash Register with motor powered operation. It records cash and credit sales, tracks accounts, and provides an instant business snapshot, reflecting 24 years of National Cash Registry Company leadership. Charles H Large serves as regional representative.
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Norton _Publishing Co
National Cash Register Company
National Cash Registry Company
Freight wreck on Cumberland Valley near Bedington disastrous
A freight wreck on the Cumberland Valley Railroad near Bedington disrupted travel for hours. An eastbound 45-car coal train derailed after a wheel burst, dumping 19 coal cars and two timber cars in a deep cut. A crane crew from Chambersburg and a B&O crane from Brunswick aided salvage, with passengers transferred at the scene and some cars borrowed to shuttle riders to the Inwood fair.
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Cumberland Valley Railroad
Bedington
Winchester
Berkele
Eat
Chambersburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Hagerstown
Cumberland Valley
Inwood Fair
Decorators Prepare for Grand Homecoming Illuminations
Winchester braces for a large homecoming celebration with electrical displays lighting every business block. J J Lumley of the Winchester and Washington City Railway Co says wiring covers about 30 more buildings, with materials strained and new orders expected. The Masonic Temple front will gleam tonight with a large square and compass and lights towering over the entrance as decorations rise for Shawnee Tribe wigwam area.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
J. J. Lumley
Winchester and Washington City Railway Company
Express
Masonic Temple
Washington
Weather Report Virginia Fair Tonight and Saturday
Virginia forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Saturday with no precipitation expected. Light to moderate winds and mild temperatures accompany the clear skies.
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Virginia
For Rent 6 Room Flat With Gas and Hot Water
For Rent: a six room flat with bath range and gas hot water. Tenant contact Henry Baetjer.
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Henry Baetjer
Shenandoah Valley Academy to Open Under New Principal
Shenandoah Valley Academy opens next week with Dr. B. M. Roszel as principal. The campus features new buildings, furnishings, and equipment funded by summer work, plus steam heating and updated plumbing. Roszel insists on strict teacher standards as the school prepares for a strong first year.
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Shenandoah
Valley Academy
B. M. Roszel
Roszell
Shenandoah Valley
Het
Roszel
Johns”. Mepkins
Washington City
Ie Grammar School
Undertaker Almost Misses Grave Odd Reading Moment
Winsted Connecticut on September 11 a local undertaker arrived as a body lay out when one eye opened startling Mrs John Barnum. She revived the woman and continued the morgue scene. In Richmond Virginia on September 11 authorities detain Mrs Theodore Hagaman and Dr R Flower on swindle forgery charges. A Cincinnati Indianapolis lead is pursued as possible check flashing. Kentucky forest fires threaten Garrard County near Painlick and Lancaster risking town destruction.
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Hearst News Service
Winsted
Conn
Bee
John Barnum
Hawley Hicks
Falls Village
I. P. Horback
Richmond
Theodore Hagaman
R. @. Flower
Horace . Courtlandt
Enes
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Kentucky
Lexington
Garrard County
Painlick
Lancaster
Uncle Tom's Cabin Here Monday Night
Al W. Martin presents Uncle Tom's Cabin at the auditorium Monday night September 6 with a large all white cast of 50, elaborate scenery and top stage effects. The production promises a first class legitimate version with strong cast and notable production elements.
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al. W. Martin
Martin
Nesmith to Preach Farewell Sermon in Bartonsville
Rev. M. Nesmith announces his farewell sermon to be held in Bartonsville on Sunday September 20 at eight o'clock. The notice states the time and place of the final address by the clergyman.
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M. Nesmith
Bartonsville
Inwood Fair Draws Large Crowds Amid Civic Righteousness Address
Ideal weather and a strong program brought the largest crowds yet to Inwood Park over yesterday and today. Hon. V. H. Berry, former state treasurer of Pennsylvania, spoke on Civic Righteousness. A horse show, baby contest, wrestling matches, and capered parades attracted many from Mars Tin sburg and surrounding areas.ct The Fair Company curbed gamblers and shell games as the grounds closed with a big finish and praise for the new park owners efforts.
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Inwoods Park
V. H. Berry
Treaser
Pennsylvania
Comrey
Marstinsburg
A. Ph
Knenester Aha Teltinsburg
Berkeley County
Hlers
Inwood Park Company
Polite Vaudeville ShowCOMING to the New York Amusement Go
The New York Amusement Go presents polite Vaudeville and a Nelson recreation at the editorium for four nights starting Tuesday September 15. Attend the fine performances and enjoy moving pictures.
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New York
Nelson
Editorium
Ines
Prof Gardell Seeks Engagements for Churches and Socials
Prof Gardell advertises availability for church events socials and parties. The notice mentions a Negro comedian and various character acts with satisfaction guaranteed terms. Address delivery Winchester. Evelyn Phillips departed this morning for Baltimore.
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Gardell
Winchester
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Sweetheart
Miss Cherry
Frances B. Cline
Ti M. de Welton
Agent Apt
Democrats
Bryan Club
C. V. RR
Bedington Cut
Power Company
Weather Report
S.V.A. Academy
Uncle Tom
Mrr
Boyd Kilmer
Boyd J. Kilmer
Martinsburg
Valley Hotel
Kilmer
Slaughter
Hale
Terday
Great Growas
William H. Bercy
C. E. Ridgeway
Good ‘Government League
Gambia
Misa
Evelyn “Phillips
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