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Story September 8, 1934

The Washington Tribune

Washington, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

At the Manassas Horse Show, Will Trammell of Leesburg, Va., was arrested after authorities found alleged apple brandy in his trunk near his horses' stables. He claimed it was for rubbing the animals and faces trial for illegal possession.

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Horse Show Entrant Locked Up on Liquor Charge

MANASSAS, Va.—A search of the personal belongings of Will Trammell, of Leesburg, Va., resulted in the discovery of a large quantity of alleged liquor by a Prince William County sheriff, during the annual horse show held by the Manassas Horse Show and Fair Association, the past week-end.

Trammell was placed under arrest and ordered to face trial for illegal possession of untaxed beverage. He was slated for arraignment this morning (Thursday) at Manassas, the county seat. Attorney E. P. Lovett represented him.

According to the story as told by Prince William officers, the sheriff found a large number of empty whiskey bottles in the vicinity of stables in which Trammell had quartered two horses he had entered in the races. A search of the stalls followed and a trunk belonging to the Leesburg man was pried open. In it was found a quantity of alleged apple brandy.

He claimed that he used the brandy for rubbing the horses.

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime Story

What themes does it cover?

Crime Punishment Deception

What keywords are associated?

Horse Show Liquor Charge Arrest Illegal Possession Apple Brandy

What entities or persons were involved?

Will Trammell E. P. Lovett

Where did it happen?

Manassas, Va.

Story Details

Key Persons

Will Trammell E. P. Lovett

Location

Manassas, Va.

Event Date

The Past Week End

Story Details

Will Trammell, of Leesburg, Va., was arrested at the Manassas horse show for illegal possession of untaxed liquor found in his trunk; he claimed it was for rubbing his horses.

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