Unemployment Day Protests Clash With Police Nationwide
Demonstrations on International Unemployment Day trigger arrests in several cities including Washington New York and Berlin. Tear gas used at the White House fronting the Capitol leads to a quick dispersal as six leaders are seized and others flee amid clashes with police.
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Associated Press
United States
Europe
Washington
London
Berlin
White House
Waterbury
Worcester
Mass
Union Square
New York
America
Moscow
Pravda
Izvestia
Paris
Neukoellin
Warsaw
Munich
Bavaria
Bert Lawrence
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hoover
Lawrence
Winchester Voter Census Shows 3612 Eligible Residents
A survey ordered by the Secretary of the Commonwealth lists 3612 eligible voters in Winchester. It notes 120 registered colored voters confined to three of four precincts, with detailed ward by ward breakdown and color distribution. The second precinct in the first ward has 1124 voters, while the largest colored block is 66 in the first precinct of the second ward.
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Winchester
Zane Engine House
Alsc
Secretary of the Commonwealth
J. Gray Beverley
Corporation Court
Appeals From Fine For No Tag In Frederick County
Luther Mowrey was fined 35.25 by Justice Tavenner for driving without a license plate. He appealed to the Circuit Court, saying he planned to move to West Virginia and had applied for a WV license, arguing reciprocity and late delivery. He admitted using the car on three days and was fined 10 for each day.
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Luther Mowrey
Justine Tavenner
Mowrey
Frederick County
West Virginia
Virginia
Justice Tavenner
Local Scouts Play Tonight At Martinsburg
The Troop 1 Boy Scouts of America basketball team travels to Martinsburg to face Troop 5 cagers. Troop 1 holds an undefeated season record and Troop 5 also sports a strong record, promising an exciting matchup.
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Martinsburg
Troop 1
Boy Scouts of America
Troop 5
Sarah Zane Fire Co Regular Meeting Notice
Regular monthly meeting of Sarah Zane Fire Co will be held Friday night February 7 at 8 p m Matters of importance to be discussed H C Manuel Secretary
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Sarah Zane Fire Co
Little Theatre Movement Grows in Winchester Community
The piece notes a surge in Little Theatre groups across the United States driven by desires beyond mere entertainment. It highlights aims to develop individuals, foster interest in drama, and provide community opportunities, with financial success possible through well-run organizations. Winchester forms a group planning its first performance soon.
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United States
Little Theatre
Winchester
Richards appoints DuShane to lead Apple Blossom parade
Nelson F Richards director general of the seventh Apple Blossom Festival names James R DuShane as parade director with Grover H Schlack W A Baker Harry W Butler and Alva C Richards assisting In Richmond Richards notes the role's exacting duties and the need for early plans as entries and inquiries pour in from across states for the Winchester event.
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Nelson F. Richards
James R. DuShane
Richards
DuShane
Grover H. Schlack
W. A. Baker
Harry W. Butler
Alva C. Richards
du Shane
Prelate Denies Prohibition Five Failure In U S
A report from Washington notes Catholic advocates denying that prohibition worsened farmers conditions in North Dakota. Representative Business refutes barley demand claims, while anti prohibition arguments stress prosperity and cleaner environments under the dry law before the House judiciary committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Callahan
Bright
North Dakota
Business
Pierce Blevant
French delegation sails to London after ovation for Tardieu
Paris of March 6 reports Aristide Briand leading the French delegation to the London conference. M. Tardieu received a cheering sendoff at the railroad station as he bade them farewell. The cabinet of Andre Tardieu endured a tough session in the Chamber, but won a 53 vote confidence margin.
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Paris
London
Aristide Briand
Andre Tardieu
M. Tardieu
Chamber of Deputies
Tardieu
Field Fire on Pughtown Road Delays Fire Response
An alarm reported a field fire about three miles from the county on the Pughtown pike. The caller refused to guarantee costs, so the fire department would not respond, citing a rule that aid beyond city limits must be paid for due to equipment wear and time.
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Pughtown Pike
Natex Regular and 85c Special at People s Service Drug Store
A local drug store advertises Natex Regular at 1.25 regular price with a 85 cent special, inviting shoppers to visit People s Service Drug Store for the deal. The notice appears as a compact classified advertisement likely from an early 20th century issue.
Rouss Fire Co Calls March Meeting Attendance Requested
Rouss Fire Co. will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday night March 7 at 8 o'clock. A large attendance is requested. Signed LEE M Lamp.
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Lee M, Lamp
Mrs Barley Rest Beside Husband in Mount Hebron Cemetery
The funeral of Mrs Belle B Barley widow of Captain Lewis D Barley formerly of Winchester occurred in Harpers Ferry West Virginia. The service was at Camp Hill Harpers Ferry and the remains were to be interred beside her husband in Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester. Survivors include two sons Thomas Barley Newark New Jersey Marvin Barley Philadelphia one daughter Mrs J B Quisenberry New York and five sisters.
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Belle B. Barley
Lewis D. Barley
Winchester
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Camp Hill
H. Carroll Burkins
Mount Hebron
Stephens City Principal Denies School Gambling Report
R E Aylor principal of Stephens City High School in Virginia rejects a front page Frederick County article alleging gambling gun toting and cigarette smoking in area schools. He argues the piece is unfounded and notes limited incidents and efforts to foster honor and trust. He cites cross‑paper spread and defends Stephens City High School against widespread hype.
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Frederick County
Stephens City High School
G. W. Ropp
Middletown
Stephens City
Police Court Fines Total in Disorderly Conduct and DUI
Police Judge Weems issued fines to Silas Lineburg Bob Stuart and Sarah Brannon for disorderly conduct at Sunday morning arrest by Officers Boyd and Strosnider each fined 17 dollars. L Curtis Bowers paid 3 dollars for overtime parking on North Loudoun Street. Joe Hayes and A Thompson faced 68 and 30 days jail respectively for illegal liquor possession with suspended sentences. Leo Herrell received 113 dollars fine 30 days jail and one year license revocation for driving under the influence. J W Madigan and W A Stultz faced 14 dollars fine for reckless driving after a wreck at Loudoun and Cork. No injuries resulted.
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Weems
Silas Lineburg
Bob Stuart
Sarah Brannon
Boyd and
Strosnider
L. Curtis Bowers
North Loudoun Street
Boscawen
Piccadilly
Joe Hayes
A. Thompson
Leo Herrell
J. W. Madigan
W. A. Stultz
Loudoun
Cork Streets
Re Appointed as Electoral Board Member in Winchester
By order of the Corporation Court of Winchester A R Breckenridge is re appointed to the city electoral board for a three year term He has served on the board for years and has long chaired it.
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City of Winchester
Corporation Court of
Winchester
A. R. Breckenridge
Mr. Breckenridge
Friendship Fire Co Meeting Scheduled for March 6
The Friendship Fire Company announces its regular monthly meeting at Friendship Hall on Thursday evening March 6 at 8 o'clock. Preliminary plans for the annual banquet will be discussed along with other important business.
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The
Friendship Fire Company
Friendship Hall
Senate Defeats Measure to Punish Treasurer
A Senate measure to punish a treasurer for failing to report delinquent accounts was defeated. The report details a shooting that seriously wounded 14 year old Marvin Mitchell of Buckton Virginia, who suffered a left-side wound puncturing the large intestine and remains in Memorial Hospital in serious condition. The bullet's location is unknown as doctors await X-rays while Warren County authorities seek clues to the attackers identity.
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Marvin Mitchell
Susie Mitchell
Buckton
Memorial Hospital
Warren County
Henry Wright
Ms. Susie. Mitchell
Hs Ie
Warren Courtly
Grundy Denies Tariff League Office In Senate
In a Senate cross examination Senator Grundy Republican of Pennsylvania denied that any official of the American Tariff League occupied his Senate office building offices. Senate rules chair Moses said he had investigated reports of league offices in Grundy space and found they were used by the senator s personal employees. Faubel Lerch and Doane were named in the probe as possible occupiers of rooms in the building.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Grundy
Pensylvania
American Tariff League
Moses
Senate Rules Committee
League
Senator Grundy
Arthur L. Faubel
New York
Senate Lobby Committee
Pennsylvania
Walsh
Montana
Faubel
John Lerch
Warren F. Doane
Philadelphia
The
Penn
A and P Spends $13 471 000 For Virginia Goods
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company says in 1929 it spent $13,471,900 on Virginia products sold in its stores across 34 states. Virginia purchases covered fresh produce and raw materials totaling $3.8 million, tobacco products about $7 million, and peanuts about $500,000.
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Associated Press
Washington
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Virginia
Old Dominion
Virginia Senate Tangles With Tax Bills And Indemnity Plan
The Virginia Senate postponed Hall's malfeasance bill on delinquent tax reporting and approved dental code and obstruction laws. The House concurred with Buchanan tax exemptions with a five year local tax break for new industries, and created a commission to study state indemnity insurance for claims. Continued discussion on salary increases and other measures expected tomorrow.
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Raymond Sisson
Lancaster
Richmond
House
Gilliam
Pollard
James A. Bear
Roanoke City
Assembly
Buchanan
House of Delegates
Virginia
Moffett
Staunton
Senate
McCauley
Roanoke
Virginia General Assembly
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Natex
People's Service Drug Store
Rouss Fire CO
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