Sir Carley Crowned Champion at Remount Show
Sir Carley owned by Frost Anderson of the Plains won the thirtieth Remount Horse Show champion title. He took ribbons in the beginner hunter class and cavalry remounts and placed third in the hunter prospect. Reserve champion was Moth Ball owned by Benton G. Ray. The Old Soldier Class featured two General Pershing horses Jeff and Kidron plus Punch and Carry On.
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Front Royal
Sir Carley
Frost Anderson
the Plains
Moth Ball
Benton G. Ray
J. J. Pershing
Jeff
Kidron
Pershing
Paris
New York
Washington
France
Punch
Remount
W. W. Whiteside
Joseph Reid
Flint Hill
Wise Child
Orville VanDeusen
Army Signal Corps
Meade
Laxwit
Goldburg
Bay Beauty
Vanderpool
Sailway
Lady Sandan
Carrie Nation
Dr. L. M. Allen
Danmarm
L. M. Allen
O. R. VanDeusen
Both Ball
Sevigo
Frost. Anderson
Brewers Top All-Stars 4 1 In Front Royal
In Front Royal Virginia on June 10 the Heurich Brewers from Washington shaded the All-Stars 4 to 1. Lefty Brown held six hits while Huck Stahl led the offense with a homer and key hits as Cassell settled in after a rough first inning. Knight Bennie and Stahl provided heavy support, Huffman the lone local batter with more than one hit.
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Front Royal
Lefty Brown
Huck Stahl
Heurich Brewers
Washington
All-Stars
Knight
Stahl
Cassell
Huffman
Bennie
Brewers
Brown
Saturday and Sunday Results From Local Football Games
Front Royal defeated Harrisonburg 9 to nothing on Saturday. Heurich beat Front Royal 4 to 1 on Sunday. Culpeper won 7 to 0 against Waynesboro. Harrisonburg will play Charlottesville in a later era date.
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Front Royal
Harrisonburg
Heurich
Culpeper
Waynesboro
Charlottesville
Ridgewood widow charged with homicide in poker attack
Mrs Saturlina Grabowski of Ridgewood Long Island, widowed twice and mother of seven, is jailed on a homicide charge after allegedly throwing a poker at her 13 year old son Chester, piercing his brain during a dispute over a penny.
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Saturlina Grabowski
Ridgewood
L. I
Chester
All-Stars Win First Game In Valley League
Front Royal All-Stars debut in the Valley League with a 9-8 victory over Harrisonburg in a rain plagued contest. Mayor Ward Swank threw out the first ball as attendance lagged by a few hundred. Harrisonburg led 3-0 early, but Front Royal struck for four runs in the seventh to seal the win while the visitors rallied in the ninth fell one run short.
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Front Royal
Front Royal All-Stars
Harrisonburg
Ward Swank
Dis orderly conduct verdict in Front Royal court
In Front Royal on June 10 trial for Walter G. Olmstead Lacy Smedley was found guilty of dis orderly conduct and fined five dollars plus costs.
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Front Royal
Ostice Walter G. Olmstead
Lacy Smedley
Social and Persona Notes From Front Royal Virginia
Front Royal Virginia social roundup lists Miss Melba Grant and guests at Miss Helen Smith’s home, plus visits by Mrs. John B. Jones and others. Notables include state senator H L Sandridge en route, Remount Horse Show attendees, church auxiliary meeting, and Warren County High School class of 1925 graduates hosting a Strickler House dinner.
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Front Royal
Melba Grant
Joseph Snelling
Fred Brown
Helen Smith
John Wall
Helen Wall
Washington, D. C
H. L. Sandridge
Philippi, W. Va
L. B. Dutrow
Middlettown, Va
The
Presbyterian Church of
Warren County High School
Strickler House
Brownie Collins
W. W. Smith
Nancy Woodward
Flood Waters Create Odd Recreational Uses in Missouri
In Tuscumbia Osage river back waters serve as a swimming spot and diving platform for Barbara Wright. Nearby Virgil Burns and Wade Hensley, unable to live in their flooded cabin, adapt by fishing from the altered landscape and riverfront.
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Barbara Wright
Tuscumbia
Osage River
Virgil Burns
Wade Hensley
Minor League Committee Rules Against Pitts
Edwin C. Pitts an Alabama lad once made Sing Sing famous on athletic fields was ruled ineligible to play baseball in the minor leagues as an ex convict by the National League executive committee. Johnny Evers Albany club GM said the club would appeal the ruling.
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Albany
N. Y
Edwin C. Pitts
Johnny Evers
Funeral for Charles Russell Held at Huntly Church
Funeral services for Charles Russell colored who died Saturday evening were held this afternoon in the Old School Baptist Church at Huntly conducted by Rev Timbers in Front Royal.
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Front Royal
Charles Russell
Old School Baptist Church
Huntly
Timbers
Stolen 1931 Ford Sport Roadster From Front Royal
A 1931 Ford Sport Roadster owned by Frank B. Gibb Jr of Front Royal was stolen last evening from Main Street. The vehicle bore Virginia license plate 128 733.
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Frank B. Gibb, Jr
Main Street
Virginia
Red Shoe Choctaw Chief Serviced French and English
Red Shoe was a Choctaw chief who aided the French in Louisiana wars against the Chickasaws from 1734 to 1742 and later aided the English until he was slain by the opposing faction in 1745.
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Red Shoe
Louisiana
Borah Shapes 1936 Election Clash Over States Rights
Washington notes Senator William E Borah, at 70, emerges as a strong anti Rooseveltier in the states rights camp. The Idaho senator's stance against centralization pits him against the New Deal, with Borah seen as the era’s sole major anti administration force.
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Central Press
Washington, D. C
William E. Borah
Idaho
Borah
Roosevelt
Color Girl Miss Hilda Hazard Heads Naval Academy Parade
Miss Hilda Hazard of Baltimore is the annual Color Girl at the U S Naval Academy Annapolis June week exercises. Her color presentation leads the middies final dress parade climax of the year.
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Hilda Hazard
Baltimore
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Miss Hazard
Death Penalty Sought for Boy Stealers in Tacoma Trial
The defense signals no compromise on lesser sentences in exchange for guilty pleas as Johnston outlines a September Tacoma trial. Federal agents pursue suspects in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping case with Harmony Waley and his wife in custody and Mahan at large, amid a nationwide manhunt.
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Johnston
Tacoma
Prison escape suspects linked to ransom case unfold
Federal agents in Salt Lake City pursue leads on a ransom plot involving 32 year old Mahan and accomplice Waley. Authorities reveal aliases, prison records, and a Utah house rental tied to the car purchase as they await extradition decisions.
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Chase
Hoover
Mahan
W William Merell
William Dainard
William Morreell
William Dinard
Waley
Ira Taylor
Idaho Penitentiary
Hoquiam
Wash
Idaho
Boise
Kando
N. D
Rathdrum
J. P. Weyerhaeuser, Jr
Tacoma
Bss
Weyerhaeuser
Salt Lake City
National Capital
E. J. Connelley
Utah
Gifford
B. E. Cole
A. Y Davis
Miss Morley
Miss Samuel
Conference of Brethren Church Opens Tomorrow
The Conference of Brethren Church opens tomorrow with Missionary Society groups meeting in the forenoon and a Young People's Session on Thursday afternoon themed Youth Developing for Christian Service. Rev E F Pine of Oak Hill West Virginia will deliver the closing sermon "My Lord and My God" Thursday night in a service of worship and Bible study. 200 to 300 attendees expected.
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Man’s Missionary Society
E F. Pine
Oak Hill
W. Va
Federal Funds Key To Armory
Andrew Bell returned Saturday from Richmond where he conferred with 8S. Gardner Waller adjutant general of Virginia. The armory for the two Winchester National Guard units hinges on Virginia receiving a Public Works allocation and on an agreement between the city council and board of supervisors to obtain a site with no strings attached.
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Andrew Bell
Richmond
Gardner Waller
Adjutant General of
Virginia
Winchester
National Guard
General Waller
Mr. Bell
Board of Supervisors
Baltimore livestock and Philadelphia poultry market notes
Baltimore on June 10 reports cattle steady to higher with best heifers and top steers reaching around 10.25 and 9.50 to 10. Cows and bulls show varied ranges, calves strong at 9.50 top, hogs steady with truck prices outlined, sheep and lambs mostly lower. Philadelphia poultry and eggs list prices for fowls, broilers, turkeys, ducks and eggs with assorted grade ranges and dairies.
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Baltimore
Phiadelphia
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
U. S
Market in stocks quiet with mixed closes in New York
June 10 New York traders gave little attention to a slack market. Gains and losses stayed within small bounds as the NRA stop gap未 impact buyers. Cotton and grain prices showed limited movement while bonds stayed firm and foreign exchanges were quiet amid Whit Sunday closings.
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New York
NRA
Senate
Grain and cash grain quotations from Chicago and Baltimore markets
Futures and cash grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley listed for June 10 with contract months and price ranges. Cash grain prices and local quotes from Chicago and Baltimore followed by a note on Asia’s talking trees and Papyrus history.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Bulldog Halts Sleuths Chase Of Hunted Man
Butte Montana June 10 A bulldog halted detective William Mahan the 32 year old kidnaping suspect in the George Weyerhaeuser case and saved him from capture. Mooney Roe and federal agents sought Mahan and a companion after a ransom cash of 15155 was found hidden under a front seat in a parked sedan.
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Salt Lake City
Federal
George Weyerhaeuser
West
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Harmon W. Waley
Tacoma, Wash
William Mahan
Butte, Mont
Bulldog
Mahan
J. E. Mooney
Waley
Tacoma
W. M. Rogers
L. B. Gifford
Walker Bank and Trust Company
Butte
Mont
Salt City
E. Mooney
Weyerhaeuser
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Wyoming
Wash
Harmon M. Waley
Mooney
Frank J. Roe
Utah
Rathdrum
Roe
Local Markets Listings With Various Feed And Flour Prices
A fragmented market list shows prices for corn meal, egg mash, middlings, dairy feeds, butter, and flour. It includes local wholesale and retail rates for patent brand flour and shelled corn, with entries for bags and sacks across multiple weights. The page reflects typographical errors and incomplete lines but preserves many item names and price figures.
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Asd
Isc
Tiavens
Sone Ees
Spkeeee
Gehen Ee
Deena Ad Hqes
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Warren County
Winchester Evening Star
Richard K. Eddy
Telephone Front Royal 213
Son
Fine Smedley
John B. Jones
Emma Carron
Fredericksburg
Messrs
Johnie Marchi
Stewart Payne
Blackwell Cary
Delaware
John Bennett
Hagerstown, Md
Lillian Humphrey
Mrs. Roszel
New Jersey
A. N. Carroll
Miss Theresa Carroll
Mr. Carroll
Mr. W. C. Carroll
Edith Blackwell
Bristol, Tenn
Anna Mosby
New York City
C. L. Melton
Mabel Branson
VERA
Woodstock
Dorothy Smith
W. E. R. A. Office
William Wood, Jr
Marion
Presbyterian Church
R. M. Richardson
Royal Oak Presbyterian Church
Bill’ Williams
Rappahannock
Pitts
Negro
William G. Owens
Bucknell University
Lewisburg
Charles P. Stewart
Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
Alvin Karpis
Bremer
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
Louisville
Salt Lake
Conference OF Brethren Church
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch, Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol
Gas of
Corn Products
General Electric
Goodyear
General Motors
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand. Oil of N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Asia
Paiksahi
India
Greece
Rome
Alexander the Great
Sleuth
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