George Washington Hotel Dinner Honors Virginia Hotel Men
The George Washington Hotel hosts a dinner tonight for Virginia and nearby states hotel managers to celebrate the new annex adding 54 bedrooms and boosting capacity to 250. Stockholders will inspect improvements next Tuesday evening with refreshments.
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George Washington Hotel
Virginia
Eugene R. Branch
Hotel Corporation
North Carolina
South Carolina
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Piccadilly Street
Ue 1
Sehebhey Tor Eiler É UN
Nut
Tomilson Chair Manufacturing Company
High Point
N. C
Mohawk Mills
Philadelphia
Hancock and Clay Company
Roanoke
Tomlinson Company
Rome Company
Baltimore
Long Island City
Miller and Anderson
Kent Taylor
Marcellus Wright
Richmond
Cutler
Salem Machine and Foundry Company
Salem
George Washington
Branch
American Hotels, Corporation, of
New York
Asheville
Heart Ailment Fatal To Mrs A Marker In Winchester
Mrs Frances V Marker widow of Amos Marker dies at home No 41 South Loudoun street in her seventy fifth year from a heart ailment suffered over two years. She was the eldest daughter of John and Mary Whisson and lived in Frederick county near Opequon for 40 years before moving to Winchester seven years ago. Survived by two sons John D Marker and Edwin R Marker of Frederick, one daughter Mrs Stella Henry, one sister Mrs Ashby Graves and three grandchildren Ralph Fay and Mary Gay Marker. Funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
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Frances V. Marker
Amos Marker
Erick County
Loudoun Street
Marker
John and
Mary Glaize Whisson
Mr. Marker
Byrd Receives Birthday Greetings From Senator Bingham
Senator Bingham of Connecticut sent airwaves greetings to Senator Byrd on Byrd’s birthday. Byrd thanked Bingham for remarks praising aviation progress and expressed appreciation. He sent best wishes to Bingham and cordial greetings to the National Aeronautic Association.
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Senator i
Connecticut
Byrd
National Aeronautic Association
Bingham
National Aeronautic Associaon
Hubert J. Duggan Granted Divorce in London Court
A divorce nisi was granted to Hubert John Duggan son of the late Alfred Duggan of Buenos Aires and the Marchioness Curzon on grounds of misconduct by his wife Joan Dunn whom he married June 26, 1928.
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Associated Press
London
Nisi
Hubert John Duggan
Alfred Duggan
Buenos Aires
Curzon
Joan Dunn
Lindbergh Heads South From Valley Stream Flight
Lindbergh flew solo from Curtis-Wright Field Valley Stream at 9 30 a m aiming toward lower Manhattan. The route mirrors typical flights from Long Island fields toward Washington as he departed for an unannounced destination.
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Associated Press
Valley Stream
N. Y
Charles A. Lindbergh
Curtis-Wright Field
Lower Manhattan
Long Island Fields
Washington
Foshay Company Declares Bankrupt In Federal Filing
Minneap olis Minn Nov A voluntary petition of bankruptcy was filed in the Federal District Court by officers of the W B Foshay Company owners with subsidiaries of public utilities steamer lines and other holdings in the United States Canada Alaska and Central America.
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The
Associated Press
Minneapolis, Minn
Wass
Federal District Court
W B. Foshay Company
United States
Canada
Alaska
Central America
Parachute Jump And Aerial Stunts At Bowles Field Sunday
A parachute jump and aerial stunts are planned at Bowles Field this Sunday. Details outline demonstration flights and spectator viewing opportunities.
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Bowles Field
Corporation Officers and Board Members Listed
The corporation names its officers as Lewis F. Cooper president W A Baker president Dr George Heist secretary H D Fuller treasurer and a list of board members including R Gray Williams J S Haldeman John W Rosenberger E Blair Sheetz Scott Grant Stewart Bell Fred A Robinson Fred L Glaize and William G Hardy All officers serve as board members.
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Corporation
Lewis F. Cooper
W. A. Baker
Dr. George
Heist
H.D. Fuller
Easury
R. Gray Williams
J. S. Haldeman
John W. Rosenberger
E. Blair Sheetz
Scott Grant
Stewart Bell
Fred. A. Robinson
Fred L. Glaize
William G. Hardy
Resolution 10 rebuke of Senator Bingham introduced
In Washington a Senate resolution to censure Republican Senator Bingham of Connecticut was introduced by Senator Norris with Senator Fess urging delay. The measure condemns Bingham’s action in placing Charles L. Evanson on the official rolls. Norris indicated he may delay if requested.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bingham
Connecticut
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Fess
Ohio
Charles L. Evanson
Committee On the Judiciary
Moses
New Hampshire
Geo Orndoff Dies After Illness Of Heart Trouble
George Orndoff dies after heart trouble and asthma. Survived by widow and children Frank Fred Walter Wood and Mrs Beulah Oates of Capon Bridge Miss Bernice Orndoff and Charles Orndoff of Gary Indiana Mrs Bessie Brown and William Orndoff of Baltimore and Mrs Nina Mantz of Pittsburgh Pa One sister Mrs Ella Kimble of Elizabeth New Jersey Funeral held today at 10 am services led by Reverends J C Spindler and S J Goode Burial at Timber Ridge Christian Church Cemetery Also notes visitors and relatives from Elk Garden Kenova Romney Monessen and Monessen area.
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Frank
Fred
Walter
Wood
Beulah Oates
Capon Bridge
Bernice Orndoff
Charles Orndoff
Gary
Ind
Bessie Brown
William Orndoff
Baltimore
Nina Mantz
Pittsburgh
Ella Kimble
Elizabeth
N. J
J. C. Spindler
S. J. Goode
Church of Christ
Timber Ridge Christian Church
H. L. Henry
Elk Garden
Alice LaFollette
Sidney LaFollette
Kenova
W. Va
Vote for Denny for the Virginia House of Delegates
political advertisement urging Joseph S. Denny of Clarke County to seek re election to the Virginia House of Delegates. It urges support for John Garland Pollard for Governor and a sympathetic legislature to back Pollard's program. The piece promotes Democratic candidates and aligns with the Democratic Executive Committee.
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Joseph S. Denny
Clarke County
Senate
House of Delegates
John Garland Pollard
Virginia
Denny
Dr. Pollard
Joseph
Virgnia
S. Denny
Vote for Jacob Haldeman for House of Delegates
Political advertisement promotes Jacob Haldeman for the House of Delegates and lists contact details and event references. It also includes a Jersey cow sale notice by Jolliffe near Kernstown Virginia with date November 6 and start time 10 a.m.
Ladies' Aid meeting at First Christian Church
The Ladies' Aid of First Christian Church will meet at 8 o'clock this evening at the home of Mrs. T W Walterg located at 5 North Stewart Street. All members are urged to attend.
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Ladies’ Aid of
First Christian Church
T. W. Walterg
North Stewart Street
Loose Talk By the Republican Candidate Editorial
The Virginia editorial criticizes Dr. Brown for making unfounded charges against the Democratic administration. It argues taxes, school funding, and road budgets show restraint, condemns Brown as impractical, and questions his loyalty to Democratic leaders and his alignment with Col. Anderson.
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Dr. Brown
Union
Virginia
The
Star
State of
Brown
Virginia, We Do Not Have the Concrete Roads Such As Prevail In Other de Finance
Berryville
Valley Turnpike
Atu
Col. Anderson
Richmond
Trinkle
Pollard
Democratcs
Lindsay Gordon and Jennings Wise to Night in Winchester
Political ad promotes Lindsay Gordon and Jennings Wise speaking at Winchester City Hall at 8 o clock. Also notes a sale of registered Jersey cows by J L Jolliffe, with horses hogs farm implements and feed on November 6 at 10 a.m. Includes Barr Studio display of pictures and frames at Brown & Fisher Window.
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Jersey
R. S. Jolliffe
J. L. Jolliffe
Mgr
Barr Studio P
Brown & Fisher
Hyacinth and Tulip Bulbs Sale At Plaza Cash Grocery
Plaza Cash Grocery advertises first size hyacinth and tulip bulbs for sale with promotional pricing, inviting customers to stock up for planting. The notice highlights bulb varieties and a limited time offer.
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Plaza Cash Grocery
Rouss Fire Co meeting Friday November First
Rouss Fire Company will hold a meeting Friday night at 7 30 p m with a social session to follow. All members are asked to see M Lamp president for details.
Clark M Smith for Clerk of Corporation Court ad
Political advertisement urges votes for Clark M Smith for Clerk of Corporation Court and includes endorsements and statements of service. Also mentions James N Moling Fire Co meeting and Sarah Zane Fire Co notices with dates and attendance request.
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Clark M. Smith
Sarah Zane Fire CO
Sanctuary Established in Shenandoah Mountains for Deer and Game
A 1 000 acre game sanctuary is established in the Shenandoah mountains near the West Virginia line by Game Warden Wade Fawley to replenish deer wild turkeys pheasants and other game. General hunting is banned in the area and bear brain wild cat hunting may be permitted. the rebound follows a five year deer reintroduction from a private deer park.
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Shenandoah Mountains
Rockingham
West Virginia Line
Wade Fawley
Shenandoah National Forest
T J Plaugher Ready To Rid Orchards Of Mice
The veteran rat router T J Plaugher demonstrates a method claiming to scare mice away from orchards by chants and songs. He presents a health certificate from Dr B R White of Shenandoah County Board of Health confirming his fitness for the work.
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T. J. Plaugher
Thomas Jefferson Plaugher
T. J
B. R. White
Shenandoah County
Ship Collision Kills Ten Near Port Washington
Nine men and women are believed dead after the ore carrier Marquette collided with the freighter Senator and sank about 20 miles off Port Washington in Lake Michigan. Twenty survivors are reported.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Marquette
Senator
Port Washington
Lake Michigan
Fishin Weather Lures President to Rapidan Trip
Ideal Indian summer weather prompted President Hoover to plan a weekend fishing trip to his Rapidan River camp in Virginia. The diary note appears in a national dispatch dated November 1.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Rapidan River
Virginia
Russian Airmen Leave Detroit for New York Flight
The Russian plane Land of the Soviets departed Ford Airport Dearborn at 9 10 am for New York, the final stop on its world tour after two days held by bad weather. The crew plans a nonstop flight to New York.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Airport
Dearborn
New York
Public Speaking by Gordon and Wise in Winchester
Hon. Lindsay Gordon of Louisa and Hon. Jennings Wise of Richmond will discuss campaign issues at City Hall Auditorium Winchester on Friday Nov 1 at 8 pm. All voters urged to be present.
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Lindsay Gordon
Louisa
Jennings Wise
Richmond
City Hall
Winchester
Red Cross Campaign Opens With $4000 Goal Set
The Winchester Red Cross meeting at First Baptist Church drew a large crowd. Capt James McClintock spoke on Red Cross history and work, praising Judge John Barton Payne, as local leader Rev Robert Nelson outlined community needs. The goal for 1929 is $4000 to continue campaigns and relief work.
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Red Cross
First Baptist Church
Cyril Mee
M. D. Mitchell
Mu. Mee
Roszel
James McClintock
National Red Cross
McClintock
John Barton Payne
F. M. Reynolds
Robert B. Nelson
Winchester
Minnesota Man Chosen To Succeed Mrs Willebrandt
G A Youngquist, Minnesota attorney-general, was selected by President Hoover to replace Mable Willebrandt as assistant attorney general in charge of prohibition enforcement. The Minnesotan has argued before the U S Supreme Court and has a strong enforcement record, with administration friends describing him as a firm dry-cause believer.
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Associated Press
Washington
G. A. Youngquist
Minnesota
Hoover
Mable Walker Willebrandt
Younsouit
Rookston
Minn
Will Tal
Rae
Minnesotan
Byrd to Speak at Major Democratic Rally Monday Evening
Governor Harry F. Byrd will be the principal speaker at a large Democratic rally Monday night November 4 in the Colonial Theatre. The event tops a statewide campaign effort now nearing its close with Byrd scheduled to begin at 7 50 o clock after a 7 30 start to allow county residents to return home early. All residents are invited to attend with emphasis on women participation.
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Harry F. Byrd
Democratic Committee
Byrd
Colonial Theatre
Sentencing of Pantages Put Off
The sentencing of Alexander Pantages, convicted of a statutory offense against Eunice Pringle, was delayed automatically by a motion for a new trial. Superior Judge Charles Fricke set November 9 for hearing arguments.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Charles Fricke
Public auction of household furniture at 103 W Hart Street
Public sale of household furniture to be held Saturday November 2 at 2 p m at 103 West Hart Street. Includes multiple pieces in usable condition. Auction conducted by local authorities.
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W. Hart Street
Fall Sentenced to Jail and Fine in Doheny Bribe Case
Albert B. Fall former cabinet officer was sentenced to one year in jail and fined 100000 for receiving a 100000 bribe from Edward Doheny. A bond pending appeal was granted. Justice Hitz noted suspended sentence and potential further punishment if sentence were suspended.
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Associated Press
Washington
Albert B. Fall
Cabnet
Justice Hitz
Columbia Supreme Co
Fall
Edward
Doheny
Nient
Hitz
Sen Rae
Roan Eee
Winchester Gun Club Announces Upcoming Practice Shoot
The Winchester Gun Club invites all interested in trapshooting to a practice session tomorrow afternoon at o clock. The local club aims to host matches with Timber club teams and revive rifle teams. Last practice scores: E C Gone 47 of 50, Shirley 47 of 50, Taylor 37 of 50, Tin 36 of 50, Seabright 47 of 50, Ohert 36 of 50, Grim 18 of 25.
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Winchester Gun Club
T ‘Ory
Sirbaugh
E. C. Gone
Ae Shirley
Taylor
Tin
Seabright
Ohert
Grim
Clinic For the Cripples To Be Held Saturday
A second clinic for crippled or deformed people will be at the District Nurse Association office near the Court House on Saturday November 2. Dr Allen Voshell of the University of Virginia Hospital will lead, assisted by nurses Josephine, Arthur and Evelyn Dean. The event runs 9:30 to 11:00 and 2:00 to 3:30, inviting all in need with emphasis on youth attendance, sponsored by Winchester Kiwanis and Rotary clubs.
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District Nurse Association
Court House
Allen Voshell
University of Ginia Hospital
Coapiotsquilna
Josephine
Arthur
Evelyn Dean
Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs” of
Winchester
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Jolliffe
Kernstown
Ladies’ Aid
Winchester City Hall
Rouss Fire CO
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H. L
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APPLE
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Gun Club Grounds
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