Wise assails Byrd in Virginia political meeting
Col Jennings Wise, Republican leader from Richmond, denounces Governor Byrd and Democratic leaders at City Hall in Winchester. He praises Col Henry W Anderson and says William Moseley Brown is the only candidate Anderson and others could agree on, urging a revolution to overthrow the present order.
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Henry Anderson
Virginia
Brown
Col
Jennings Wise
Richmond
Harry F. Byrd
Henry W. Anderson
William Moseley Brown
Anderson
Dr. Brown
Wilbur Cather
Winchester
Rindsay Gordon
Dr. Pollard
Col. Wise
Byrd
Wise
Washington
H. D. Flood
Flood
Union
Wise Paid To Slander Public Men
Richmond dispatch reports Col Jennings Wise accused Governor Byrd and his administration of slander during a Winchester speech. Byrd called Wise a paid propagandist for the Republican party and false in statements about Virginia politics.
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Colonel Wise
Byrd
Democratic Party
Virginia
Winchester
Harry Flood Byrd
The
Star
Richmond
Col
Jennings Wise
Republican Party
Democrats Plan Big Rally in Winchester Colonial Theatre
Democratic executive and campaign committees of Winchester and Frederick County organize a large rally for Monday evening at the Colonial Theatre starting 7 30 o clock. Governor Byrd has accepted the invitation to speak before voters on the eve of election day with delegations from neighboring counties expected to attend. Charles P McVicar will introduce the governor and a band will perform before and during the event.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Colonial Theatre
Harry
Byrd
Colonial
Charles P. McVicar
No Evidence To Connect McPherson With Wife Murder
The Washington Star reports a near complete DOJ inquiry found no proof that nurse Virginia McPherson was strangled by her husband, Robert A. McPherson Jr., who remains jailed on murder charges. The probe spurred DOJ action and a special prosecutor, with mixed views among agents about homicide vs self defense.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Washington Star
Virginia McPherson
Department of Justice
Robert A. McPherson, Jr
McPherson
John E. Laskye
Star
Vote for Denny for Virginia Legislature
Political advertisement endorsing Joseph S. Denny of Clarke County for re election to the Virginia House of Delegates. It urges support for the Democratic slate and backing Governor Pollard’s administration and program.
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Joseph S. Denny
Clarke County
Senate
House of Delegates
John Garland Pollard
Virginia
Denny
Dr. Pollard
Joseph
Virignia
S. Denny
Democratic Executive Committee
Valley Society Head Elated By City's Booklet
Col Howard J Benchoff of Shenandoah Valley Inc praises Winchester Chamber of Commerce booklet on regional growth. He notes 15 years of progress, calls the valley a potential Mecca for tourists and industry, and predicts 40 million autos by 1940. The letter dated November 1, 1929, urges wide distribution of the publication.
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Valley Society
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Bell
Howard J. Benchoff
Woodstock
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Massanutten Academy
Benchoff
Andrew Bell
Andrew
Appreciation for J Gray Beverley at Winchester Clerk’s Office
Members of the Winchester bar express appreciation for the conduct of the Corporation Court Clerk’s Office by J Gray Beverley. They praise uniform courtesy and efficiency and note his willingness to go to trouble to assist patrons.
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Winchester
J. Gray Beverley
Corporation Court of the
City of Winchester
Republican Committee Public Speaking at Highview Schoolhouse
A political notice invites voters to a Republican Committee public speaking event at Highview Schoolhouse east of Stephens City on Monday evening at eight.
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Highview
Stephens City
Republican Committee
Vote Clark M Smith for Clerk and Bowers for City Sergeant
Political advertisement urging voters to support Clark M Smith for Clerk of Corporation Court H L Jack Bowers for City Sergeant Jacob S Haldeman for House of Delegates. Also includes a caution about ashes and a local classified note offering lard cans delivered.
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H. L
Jack
Bowers
Wise speech sparks clash over Virginia politics
Reader recollection notes Col. Jen nings Wise of Richmond attacking the Byrd administration and 1902 constitution while praising a revolution to overthrow current government. The piece argues Wise offers no concrete policies and defends Virginia’s 1928 constitution and tax structure, praising the state’s progress and stability.
Hotel Managers Dinner Honors George Washington Hotel Leader
Virginia hotel managers and guests from nearby states attended a dinner at the George Washington Hotel hosted by Manager Eugene R. Branch and the board to celebrate a new annex raising capacity to 155 bedrooms. Directors praised Branch’s leadership and the steward Mr. Frazier received public appreciation.
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Virginia
Eugene R. Branch
George Washington Hotel
Piccadilly Street
Frazier
R. Gray Williams
Hsskit
George Washington
Lewis F. Cooper
Hotel Corporation
R. Grey Williams
Branch
P. H. Branch
Battery Park
Ashville
Cooper
Williams
John F. Huber Dies Sudden at 74 in Stephens City
John Franklin Huber, 74, retired farmer and merchant of Stephens City, died about 1 p.m. at his home from a heart attack. He previously retired due to failing eyesight. Survived by widow Blanche Hoover, daughter Nellie Huber, adopted daughter Evelyn Huber, sister Katherine Huber, and brother William Huber. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at home. burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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John Franklin Huber
Stephens City
Mr. Huber
John
Sarah Huber
Franklin County
Frederick
Blanche Hoover
County
Mies Nellie Huber
Mies Evelyn Huber
Mies Katherine Huber
Middletown
William H. Huber
O. D. Lambert
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron
This City
Funeral of the Late Mrs. Frances Marker
Funeral services for Mrs. Frances V. Marker widow of Amos Marker well known Frederick county farmer will be held at her home 41 South Loudoun street at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon following a lingering heart illness announced today.
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Frances V. Marker
Amos Marker
Frederick County
South
Loudoun Street
Rev W H Carter Accepts Call of Marion Baptists
The Rev William Hugh Carter, longtime Crewe Virginia pastor, resigns after ten years to lead the Marion Virginia Baptist church. His Crewe pastorate saw missions grants rise from 500 600 to about 2500 yearly, salary boosts over 50, a new modern Sunday school building, and harmony with parishioners. Carter, raised in Salem Virginia, is well known to Marion church officers and has long served the community as a Christan leader and advisor.
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William Hugh Carter
First Baptist Church of
Winchester
Crewe
Baptist Church of
Marion
Carter
Nottaway
W. Hugh,Carter
Crewe Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Marion Church
Virginia
Salem
Siasonic Fraternity
the Baptist Church
Masonic Fraternity
Democratic ballot instructions warn four Governor candidates
A political notice explains that four candidates appear for Governor and three must be scratched to cast a valid vote. It lists Democratic contenders William Moseley Brown, W A Rowe, John J Kafka and instructs voters how to mark ballots. It also covers Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General Democratic choices with specific names to scratch. DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
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John Garland Pollard
Williamsburg
William Moseley Brown
W. A. Rowe
John J. Kafka
Cailum B. Jones
Chas. C. Berkeley
Lee Trinkle and Henry Anderson Clash Over Shenandoah Park
Special to The Star in Norfolk Virginia reports a heated gubernatorial campaign exchange on Shenandoah National Park. Henry W. Anderson labeled the project a fiasco while ex Governor Lee Trinkle defended it, disputing pledges and funding claims and highlighting park benefits and regional tourism potential.
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Norfolk
Shenandoah National Park
Henry W. Anderson
Dr. Brown
BE. Lee Trinkle
Anderson
Brown
Benchofft Committee
The
Conservation Commission
Shenandoah National Park Project
Trinkler
Henry Anderson
Virginia
Brown-Anderson
Trinkle
Depriest Phamplet
Hayes
Bascom Slemp
Republican National
Chinese Forces Are Forced Back Near Fuchinhsien
A Harbin telegram reports severe fighting between Chinese and Soviet Russian troops at Fuchinhsien with Chinese forces retreating about 60 miles toward Hauchuan.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Harbin
Manchuria
Fuchinhsien
Hauchuan
Rainy Weather For Part Of Week Forecast
Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday. North and Middle Atlantic States may see showers on Monday and Friday. Otherwise fair with cooler air Tuesday and Wednesday, warmer Thursday and Friday, and another cold spell at week’s end.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Dustless coal offered by Snider firm for sale
Stop look listen dustless coal now unloading Pocahontas stove size coal treated with a new process that makes it dustless. See it and get prices. W B Snider & Son advertise refrigerator Oriole gas range and wardrobe for sale at 3114 W Water St.
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W. B. Snider & Son
Water St
Apple Trees See Richards Pros Shen Val Bank Bid
Readable OCR fragment shows names Richards and Shen Val Bank bidding activity. It notes an apparent bid event dated 10 28 with unspecified context. The item persists as a brief record of a financial or property bid involving named parties in a banking context.
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Richards
Shen
Christmas silhouettes and miniatures in porcelain
Display of silhouettes miniatures and oil paintings in miniature with frames in Barr's Studio window Brown M& Fisher's window ip-11 inviting viewers to see the display.
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Brown M& Fisher's
Barr
Anti-Smith Circle Accuses Republicans Over De Priest Pamphlet
Richmond dispatch reports Trotman of Suffolk and Anti-Smith allies charging the Republican machine with distributing a De Priest circular to undermine the 1902 Constitution. He accuses GOP leaders of poll tax repeal advocacy and warns Virginians of inter-racial tension amid election plots.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Cc. Trotman
Suffolk
Roanoke
Catie
Henry W
Oscar
William Moseley
Cratic
Trotman
Virginia
Anti-Smith. Com
Teeman
Ginia
The
National. Publican Machine
Accu
Dent
Committee On
White House
J. Sidney Peters
Péters
Page
Parachute Jump And Aerial Stunts Highlight Bates Sunday
An event at Bates Sunday features parachute jumps and aerial stunts drawing spectators to the venue. Performers exhibit daring maneuvers as part of the program with potential demonstrations and entertainment.
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Bates
Ileee
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Gol. Wise
Pollard
Col. H. J. Benchoff
T. W. Harrison
T. Russell Cather
Donald Weems
Philip R. Fowle
Jas. P. Reardon
B. P .Harrison
Herbert S. Larrick
MM. M. Lynch
John M. Steck
Warren Rice
Beverley
Clark M
Jacob S
Haldeman
Riley
Revolutionists
Geo. Washington
John F. Huber
W.H. Carter
Call OF Marion Baptists
Democratic
WM. Moseley Brown
Lexington
A. Rowe
Northumberland
Chseterfield
James H. Price
Richmond City
Calum B. Jones
Hanover
John R. Saunders
Middlesex
Newport News
Democratic Committee
Lee Trinkle
Anti-Smith
Harry C. Trotman
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