French and Poles Vie In Atlantic Oceanic Derby
Two trans Atlantic contenders race from Le Bourget to New York. The Amiot Biplane Marshall with Poles Ludwik Idzikowski and Casimir Kubala leads early while Coste’s Question Mark follows. Both carry wireless gear as they head toward Spain and Santander with hopes of arriving Sunday morning.
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Chesapeake
Albertic
Greenwich
Davenport
Tyrell
Cape Finistero
Spain
United States
New York
le Bourget
Paris
Air Ministry
Ithakos
Quessant
Esperance Bay
Cape Finistere
London
Cara
Marshall Pilsudski
France
Atlantic
Ludwik Idzikowski
Casimir Kubala
Marshall
Pilsudski
Dreudonne Coste
South Atlantic
Jose Lebrix
Coste
Jaques Bellonte
Tokyo
Tours
Bouscat
Santander
Communities prepare to host New York children this summer
Encouraging reports came at a Handley Library meeting on supporting fresh air children from New York due August 1. Winchester and Frederick county residents note strong interest and many requests for boys and girls, with next Saturday July 20 deadline for host names.
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Handley Library
New York
Winchester
Frederick County
P. R. Diehl
District Committee Mail Addresses Sought for Local Youth
A fragment notes instructions to mail to district committee or to Mrs G C Rose and Mrs Rose Grimm for city duties or to Miss Nina Williams, Albin Virginia, for county affairs seeking names of boys and girls aged weeks and age.
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G. C. Rose
Rose Grimm
Nina Williams
Albin
Girl Swallows Poison Over Window Display Crackdown
In Baltimore on July 13 Miss Edna Bryant drank poison to avoid posing for candy store signs. Embarrassed by being displayed in windows she said people made a monkey of her. She was taken to City Hospital in serious condition.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Edna Bryant
City Hospital
Generally Fair Weather Outlook For Atlantic States
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday in the North and Middle Atlantic States. Generally fair with local thunder showers Thursday and Friday. Temperature near normal at the week’s start, warmer midweek, cooler toward the end.
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Associated Press
Washington
Middle Atlantic
Lantern thefts along North Loudoun ditch prompt reward
Thieves stole three lanterns from a ditch by the Winchester Gas Company on North Loudoun street near the fair grounds. Automobilists narrowly avoided crashes as the deep ditch claimed several near misses before the theft was found. The gas company offers a reward and warns of heavy punishment for stealing safety lanterns.
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Winchester Gas Company
Loudoun Street
Fair Grounds
Gas Company
General Butler Given Promotion
President Hoover approved the promotion of Brig Gen Smedley D. Butler of the U S Marine Corps to major general on July 13 in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Smedley D. Butler
United States Marine Corps
Hoover
Ships Send Fine Hunters to Chicago Dealer
George L. Wallihan a notable Front Royal horse buyer shipped several head of fine hunters to Henry McNair of Chicago, a leading U S dealer. The horses raised in Warren and neighboring counties formed the best lot of hunters ever to leave Front Royal.
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George L. Wallihan
Front Royal
Henry McNair
Chicago
United States
Warren
Tremonti Orchard Help Wanted Notice
Tremonti Orchard in Kernstown seeks assistance as stated by Mr. Smallwood. Position advertised with contact instruction and date code indicates immediate application and location.
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Tremonti Orchard
Kernstown
Smallwood
Warbles brothers fined after Baltimore wreck in Virginia
Three Warbles brothers Enoch Oscar and Michael of Baltimore Md and two friends were fined ten dollars and twenty five cents each in the county magistrate court for drunk and disorderly conduct after a wreck near the Opequon Creek in Frederick county. A sixth man fled the scene and officers later noted the case belonged to the county.
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Enoch
Oscar
Michael Warbles
Baltimore
Warbles Brothers
Sparrows Point
Warbles
Harrisonburg
Opequon Creek
Frederick County
Tom Boyd
Lee Barr
Justice Tavenner
Winchester
Free-For-All at Night Club Ends in Two Deaths
A disorderly argument over a bartender’s pace sparked a pistol battle at the Hotsy Totsy Night Club on Broadway today. Simon Walker 35 and William Cassidy 36 were killed, Pete Cassidy wounded, and women patrons fled as bullets sprayed the walls.
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Associated Prese
New York
Broadway
Fifty Fourth Street
Simon Walker
William Cassidy
Pete Cassidy
William
Ernest S Ruebeck Dies After Illness in Martinsburg Hospital
Ernest S Ruebeck longtime Rest area resident of Frederick County died at 11 yesterday morning in City Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia after four weeks as a patient from abscesses. Funeral at 2 Sunday at Methodist Episcopal Church South Rest with Rev Neale officiating. Interment Rest graveyard. Survived by son John and five daughters Carrissa Kathleen Ann Elizabeth Lillian Frances Olivia Myrtle Sylvia May Ruebeck. Three brothers Harry Hagerstown Md Omar and Walter Spearspring Md and two sisters Cora Palmer Greencastle Pa Myrtle Nicewarmer Mercersburg Pa.
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Ernest S. Ruebeck
Frederick County
City Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Neale
Ruebeck
Anna May Stilwell
John Ruebeck
Carrissa Kathleen
Ann Elizabeth
Lillian Frances
Olivia Myrtle
Sylvia May Ruebeck
Harry
Hagerstown
Omar
Walter Ruebeck
Spearspring
First National Bank Of Sanford Closed By OCC
The First National Bank of Sanford, Seminole county’s oldest bank, was closed today with its affairs placed in the hands of the comptroller of the currency. It had about 40 years of operation, roughly $2.2 million in resources and $1.8 million in deposits.
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Associated Press
Sanford, Fla
First National Bank
Seminole County
First National
Jail Term For Selling Liquor
Herbert Athey pleaded guilty to sale of liquor in police court last night and was sentenced to three months in jail and fined $68. Athey returned this week from Walter Reed Hospital where he has been under treatment for an ailment contracted during the World War since last April.
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Herbert Athey
Athey
Walter Reed Hospital
1929 Water and Sewer Taxes Due by July 15
Taxes for 1929 water and sewer charges are due and payable on or before July 15. William T. Barr, Treasurer.
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WM. T. Barr
Treas
Special July rates for Evening Star subscriptions
The Evening Star advertises special July subscription rates: £3 per year in advance by mall delivery and $4 per year in advance by carrier. Pay now to save the discount.
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THE
Evening Star
Record-Setting Angelino Flight Ends After 246 Hours
Loren W. Mendell of Los Angeles and Roland D. Reinhart of Salem Oregon land the Angelino in Culver City California after a 246 hour 43 minute 82 second sustained flight setting a new record. The finish came when a tail section failure and a hatch dislodgement caused loss of control. Wright Whirlwind engine and second-hand aircraft powered the endurance test.
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Culver City
Cal
Loren W. Mendell
Los Angeles
Roland D. Reinhart
Salem
Oregon
Angelina
Cleveland
Mendell
W J H. Thomas
Wright
Angelino
CMTC Boys Learn Cavalry Life at Fort Myer Camp
CMTC students train under Third Cavalry officers at Fort Myer Va in hot sun learning mounting dismounting and squad movements. Cadets from Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia showcase hurdle jumps led by Colonel Henry and Colonel Forbes. Laurens P Jones of Winchester trains toward a reserve corps commission while James Henry of Swimley visits.
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Fort Myer
CMTC
Third Cavalry
Three Hundred and Fifth Cavalry
Philadelphia
William S. Forbes
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Guy W. Henry
Forbes
Sand Corp Refuses Comment on Merger Report
John F. Penrose president of the Eastern Silica and Chemical Company declined to confirm or deny merger rumors with the Feldspar Company of New York. Engineers from New York conducted an exhaustive survey of the Gore Maryland plant, which has recently expanded, with output set to nearly double amid high purity sand deposits.
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John F. Penrose
Eastern Silica and Chemical Company
Feldspar Company
New York
East Piccadilly Street
Penrose
Gore
Frederick County
Eastern Company
Winchester Glass Sand Company
Switzerland
Plane tests refueling endurance flight in St Louis
An equipped Curtiss-Robertson plane left Lambert-St. Louis field at 7 10 a m for a refueling endurance test of the air cooled Challenger engine. A second plane will fly next week. The first craft was piloted by Dale Red Jackson and Forrest O Brine, Curtiss Robertson test pilot.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
Curtiss-Robertson
Lambert-St. Louis Field
Dale
Red”) Jackson
Forrest O’brine
Curtiss Robertson Company
Rail stock advances pressed in weekend trading
The bull market gained pace with rail issues leading the advance as more than a dozen rails surged nearly 16 points to record levels. Utilities faced profits and realizations, while the day closed irregularly after about 2,500,000 shares traded.
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New York
375 Perish In a Persian Cloudburst
Teheran July 13 375 people killed and several villages wiped out in floods at Cabriz caused by a cloudburst with no immediate survivors or rescue.
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Associated Press
Teheran
Persia
Cabriz
Chinese Would Try Charge of Smuggling
Chinese minister Wu asked Secretary Stimson to hand Mrs. Ying Kao, wife of the Chinese vice consul at San Francisco, to Chinese authorities for opium smuggling trial. Stimson is considering the request, with unofficial opinion leaning toward no grant.
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Associated Press
Washington
Stimson
Ying Kao
San Francisco
Special meeting to decide trip plans this July
Rouss Fire Co. calls a special meeting Monday night July 15 to decide on a trip to Washington and Lexington. All members must attend. See M. Lamp, President.
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Washington
Lexington
M. Lamp
Pay Now Save Discount at July Special Rate
An advertisement from The Evening Star promotes a pay now save discount at a reduced July rate. The offer highlights a limited time month and urges immediate payment to secure savings.
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THE
Evening Star
New York to Join Protest Against Freight Raise
New York will align with Virginia to oppose freight rate increases by Southern Railway and other Southern lines in northern Virginia and beyond. The conference of Virginia shipping interests, urged by the Virginia Corporation Commission, signaled optimism that federal action may avert higher rates.
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New York
Richmond
Virginia
Southern Railway
Virginia Corporation Commission
Associated Industries of
Interstate Commerce Commission
East N
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Southern
J Frank Nelson Former Morgantown Editor Dies in California
J Frank Nelson a Morgantown editor and founder of the Morgantown New Dominion died in Pasadena California at 62 He was a WVU graduate former Monongalia Democratic committee secretary and Morgantown city auditor later working in real estate Surviving are his widow and three children He was a cousin in law to Mrs George Taylor and brother in law to Mrs C E Jones
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Romney
W. Va
J. Frank Nelson
West Virginia University
Morgantown
New Dominion
Pasadena
Cal
Mr. Nelson
George Taylor
Fairmont Avenue
Archbishop Curley Receives Audience From Pope
Pope Pius received Archbishop Michael J. Curley of Baltimore in a Vatican audience. The pontiff asked questions about the state and the city, praised Cardinal Gibbons, and sent affectionate greetings to Baltimore Catholics who have long led in good works before imparting his benediction.
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Associated Press
Vatican City
Pope Pius
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Bids Opened for Cedar Creek Bridge Project
Bids for the Cedar Creek Bridge on the Valley Pike between Strasburg and Middletown were opened by the State Highway Department in Richmond on Tuesday. The seven highway projects total about 210000 pounds.
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Cedar Creek
Valley Pike
Strasburg
Middletown
State Highway Department
Richmond
Apple Export Prospects for Early Varieties Favorable
George E. Petley, export broker, says barrelled apples can be delivered on any day to Winchester Cold Storage for prompt loading into iced cars for shipment to England. Office opposite the Winchester post office, contact 1073.
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Winchester
England
George E. Petley
Virginia Apple Prospects Highlight Record Crop Level
The report forecasts Virginia apple production around 2,652,000 barrels, with total U.S. production near 29,886,000 barrels. Weather, blight, and scab affect yields in parts of the Piedmont, while peach crops in Virginia are unusually good with the largest harvest on record.
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Virginia
Piedmont
United States
Shenandoah
Fauquier
Doun
United
Atlantic
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Michigan
Missouri
Maryland
Lohisk
West Virginia
Arkansas
Idaho On
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
California
United State
Hutchinson Flood Swamps Business District in Kansas
Flood waters swept Hutchinson and Salina areas as Cow Creek overflowed after heavy rains. The disaster flooded main streets and wholesale districts, drowning merchandise and forcing merchants to move stock to higher ground. The Salina corner and rail yards faced water depths from inches to over a foot. This is described as the worst flood in Hutchinson history.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Busine
Salina
Kans
Cece
Cow Creek
Arkansas River
Terday
Special July rate on subscriptions in effect
The Evening Star announces a special July rate for subscriptions. Pay now by cartier at 4.00 per year in advance, or by mail 3.00 per year in advance.
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Cartier
Mail
the Evening Star
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Florida
Reinhart
James Henry
Swimley
Sand Corporation
Beldspar Company
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Curley
Apple Growers
Apple Prospects
Hutchinson, Kan
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