Akron Makes Bow at Capitol as Mrs Hoover Views Flight
The U S S Akron and the Los Angeles airships led a Washington visit with a 9 50 a m pass over the White House. Mrs Hoover watched from the mansion roof while the Akron saluted the Unknown Soldier at Arlington and circled for a final pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Akron
Hoover
Navy
White House
Executive Mansion
Potomac
Arlington Cemetery
Los Angeles
Jahncke
Baltimore
Three Held After Police Capture liquor Laden Car
Dukes Campbell and brother Hubert Campbell and Jim Amick of Freemont Street are held after police seized an automobile on Senseney Road believed to carry 42 gallons of liquor. Amick was arrested with the car. one Campbell fled during the arrest. Police say all three had involvement with the cargo and will be held for a hearing. The liquor was dumped on the road and recovered in a burlap bag, with a half pint drained at headquarters for use as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dukes Campbell
Hubert Campbell
Jim Amick
Freemont Street
Senseney Road
Amick
Campbells
Dukes
Hubert
Winchester Steam Laundry Ad Notice
Laundry service advertises easy scheduling urging customers to call for work. Mentions specific days Mon Wed Sat and a code 7 13 l p M on page. Includes persuasive prompt to let the service handle chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Steam Laundry
Wanted Apples Will Buy All Varieties
Butler's Packing advertises purchasing all apple varieties with a prompt buy offer and references a pricing note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler’s
Sheep Killed by Dogs Prompt County Claims
County supervisors discuss many sheep death claims due to dogs. Untaxed homeless dogs roam, attack stock on farms, and are killed on sight. The county pays assessed tax value for sheep killed if owners report them for taxation. no reporting yields no compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Co County
Reception for Premier Laval Sets Record in Paris
Premier Laval drew a record greeting on his return from Washington. A crowd filled the railway station and streets on All Souls Day as the premier, aided by his daughter Mlle Josee, fought through gendarmes to the waiting room. Josee recalled a warm welcome in New York and praised American hospitality and Annapolis midshipmen who hosted her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Laval
Washington
Mademoiselle Josee
Annapolis Naval Academy
Audley Rider Flung From Horse With Brain Concussion
Audley Farms rider James Watts near Berryville Clarke county was thrown headfirst when his horse balked at a motor truck. He was unconscious on impact but later stabilized at Memorial Hospital after X rays showed no skull fracture and doctors diagnosed concussion. Dr. F Tappan treated him at the scene and transported him to the hospital. Watts was slowly regaining consciousness by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Watts
Audley Farms
Berryville
Clarke County
Watts
F. Tappan
Memorial Hospital
J. E. Harris
Halloween 5 Observed Quietly in Winchester
Halloween night in Winchester passed with little organized festivity and few pranks reported. Police handled heavy traffic as locals and out-of-towners filled streets, while a 19 year old Sperryville youth Dennis Dodson was stabbed by a passerby who jumped from a Pennsylvania registered car and fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospi
J. T. Boyd
Dennis Dodson
Sperryville
Rap
Ppahannock County
East Piccadilly
North Cameron Streets
Pennsylvania
Dodson
H. S. Pifer
Memorial Hospital
Williams Dies After Jaw Infection Battle at Winchester
Buford Williams of Stephens City died at 8:50 PM in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a jaw infection traced to a tooth socket. He was 31, married, son of Crockett and Mrs Williams, born in Riverton Warren County. Transfusions and hospital care failed to save him. Funeral plans were not announced by press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Buford Williams
Stephens City
Williams
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Williams
Banks Closed Tuesday in Winchester on Election Day
Banks in Winchester will be closed next Tuesday, November 3, Election Day. Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co with J. H. Yost as cashier, Shenandoah Valley National Bank led by Wm. G. Hardy, Commercial & Savings Bank under John I. Sloat, and Union Bank of Winchester with Geo. H. Bushnell as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks of
Winchester
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co
J. H. Yost
Shenandoah Valley Nat'l. Bank
Wm. G. Hardy
Commercial & Savings Bank
John I. Sloat
Union Bank of Winchester
Geo. H. Bushnell
Secret hearing clears Headley of bribery charge
Frederick county electoral board ruled charges that Old Forge precinct election judge John W. Headley offered a $2 bribe to a young lady were unfounded and dismissed. The case, brought by H. E. Shull, centered on alleged bribery before the August Democratic primary and was conducted as a secret ex parte proceeding.
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Electoral Board
Frederick County
Eharges
John W. Headley
Old Forge
Mr. Headley
H. E. Shull
Headley
Old Fore
Grand Jury
County Electoral Board
J. W. Headley
Marlboro
Lastugust
Miss Ambrose Dies After Lingering Illness at 14
Miss Helen Rachel Ambrose daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ambrose died at her parents home on the Valley pike at 1.15 this morning after a lingering endocarditis illness. She was born July 22 1917 aged 14 years three months. She is survived by her parents and one sister Miss Martha Ann Ambrose. Funeral from the home at 3 o'clock Wednesday with Rev. George W. Stover of the United Brethren Church. Pallbearers P E Campbell Isaac Ebert S M Davis Owen Holliday Lee Hollar Edward Heine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rachel Ambrose
J. M. Ambrose
Valley Pike
Martha Ann Ambrose
George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
P. E. Campbell
Isaac Ebert
S. M. Davis
Owen Holliday
Lee Hollar
Edward Heine
Republicans to Select Site for 1932 Convention
Chairman Fess called the Republican National Committee to meet in Washington on December 15 to select a city for the 1932 party convention. The Associated Press report notes the plan and dates for the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Fess
Republican National Committee
Troop 5 Boy Scouts to Form Rifle Team Tonight
Troop No. 5 Boy Scouts meet at 7 PM in the Episcopal Church Sunday school room to form a rifle team under Capt. Paul Hartman. Also notes an unrelated quote on currency improvement and a local ad for Carter’s undergarments at Moling & Cather’s.
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Episcopal Church
Paul Hartman
Carter
Moling & Cather's
Candidacy Drives Final Pleas as Election Nears in Winchester
Voters in Winchester and Frederick County face polls opening at 6 34 a m and closing at 5 05 p m Independent opposition boosts expected turnout countywide while city races show lighter competition. Key races include T Russell Cather and John G Bowman for State Senate and Joseph S Denny for House of Delegates with other county posts contested or unopposed.
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Winchester
Frederick County
T. Russell Cather
State
Senate
John G. Bowman
Joseph 8. Denny
House of Delegates
Clarke
Frederick
Democratic Executive Committee
Luther Pannett
Democrats
Roy P.ean
H. Moore
Financier and Philanthropist Mandelbaum Dies in Baltimore
Seymour Mandelbaum a financier and longtime Baltimore philanthropist died yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Belvedere. He helped form the Fidelity and Deposit Trust Company and served as director or officer of several banks and insurance firms. Funeral services are set for 2.30 p.m. tomorrow in the Belvedere Blue Room with rabbinic conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Mandelbaum
Fidelity and Posit Company
Hotel Belvedere
Baltimore
Mandelbaum
Mr. Mandelbaum
Goetz
Minnie Mela Mandelbaum
Winchester
Henry Sonneborn & Co
Moss Sarah Sonneborn
Henry Sonneborn
Nellie Gray
Maryland Jockey Club
Surety Company
H. Crawford Black
Clinton P. Payne
Robert Ober
Joseph R. Stonebreaker
Edwin Warfield
Fidelity and Deposite Trust Company
Sonneborn
National Mechanics Bank
Maryland Trust Company
Maryland Casualty Company
United Railways
Arundel Corporation
Lowndes
Lyric
Phoenix
William Rosenau
Eutaw Place Temple
Oheb Shalom
Joseph Schuman
Mr Mandelbaum
Child Struck By Auto Suffers Bruises and Lacerations
Five year old Roger Mahoney was badly bruised and cut on the legs when he darted into the street and was struck by a car driven by T. J. Orndorff at the Rouss avenue and North Loudoun street intersection. The car wheel passed over one leg. Capt. Grim removed the bow from beneath the vehicle and took the boy to Dr Charles R. Anderson, who found no broken bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Mahoney
James Mahoney
T. J. Orndorff
Rouss Avenue
Loudoun Street
Mahoney
George H. Grim
Charles R. Anderson
Anderson
Young Mahoney
Orndorff
Hear Bowman for State Senate Debate at Courthouse
Campaign ad for Bowman invites voters to a State Senate debate at the courthouse at 8 pm with challenger Cather and Harrison called to join and discuss election issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Messrs
Cather
Harrison
National Has Record Apple Pile At Plant
The Winchester plant of National Fruit Product Company reports about 6,000,000 pounds of apples stored on grounds and in crates. Last Saturday the plant received 1,250,000 pounds, the busiest single day since operations began 17 years ago. Apples are processed into vinegar canned fruit apple butter and apple sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
National Fruit Product Company
Rumor of Arthur G. Jones Pardoned in Embezzlement Case Denied
The Star reports no foundation to rumors that Arthur G. Jones former head of the Arthur G Jones Woolen Company was freed and living in Janesville Wisconsin. Governor Pollard declined a pardon after Commonwealth's Attorney Reardon advised against it noting Jones served three years for embezzling over 50000 dollars in wool mill funds.
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Arthur G. Jones
Arthur G Jones Woolen Company
Virginia State Penitentiary
Janesville
Wis
The
Star
Jones
John Gatland Pollard
Commonwealth
J. P. Reardon
Pollard
Reardon
Japan rejects plan for direct talks on Manchurian issue
Tokyo dispatches report Japan cannot accept China's proposal for direct negotiations under the League of Nations council resolution. Tokyo says five fundamental points must be recognized before any withdrawal of troops from Manchuria. Meanwhile Japanese troops advance deeper into western and northern Manchuria and Mongolia amid rumors of Russian aid through secret pacts with China. The United States is said to be examining Russian mobilization reports and sent a consul-general to Harbin to investigate.
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Associated Press
London
Tokyo
Manchuria
Mongolia
China
Moscow
George Hanson
Harbin
Frederick County Four-H Club Achievement Day Report
Frederick County Four-H clubs and community groups showcased yearlong efforts at the first Achievement Day held in Christ Episcopal Church chapel with about 400 attendees. Miss Elizabeth Farrar the home demonstration agent received praise for her work, while the Whitacre Four-H club won the banner for best overall work and larger attendance and strong reports on foods and gardening were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Chapel of Christ Episcopal Church
West Boscawen Street
Elizabeth Farrar
Margaret Larrick
Round Hill
Regina Bates
Demurrer of Cannon Set for November 20
Justice Proctor schedules Friday November 20 for arguments before the District of Columbia Supreme Court on Bishop James Cannon Jr.'s demurrer to a corrupt practices indictment. The case centers on a challenge to the act's constitutionality. Cannon and Ada L. Burroughs posted $1,000 bonds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
James Proctor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
James Cannon, Jr
John Wilson
Southern Methodist
Robert H. McNeill
Cannon
Ada L. Burroughs
Anti- Smith Democratic Committees
Minstrel Show Planned for Winchester Post Benefit
H. M. Strouse of New York arrives in Winchester to organize a locally produced minstrel and musical show for the Winches ter Post Veterans of Foreign Wars. The event, likely mid November, aims to raise funds with all local talent. Strouse to confer with post officers tonight.
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H. M. Strouse
New York
Winchester
Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mr. Strouse
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Daughter
Audley
Butler
Rico
Shull
Bulletin
Miss Ambrose
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Prof
E. W. Kammerer
Joseph S. Denny
B. P. Harrison
Robert S. Smith
Roy P. Duvall
Commission of Revenue
Lee N. Whitacre
H. C. Moore
Opequon
C. I. Brumback
L. J. Cave
Stonewall
Scott Grant
Shawnee
W. H. Branner
Gainsboro
E. W Adams
Back Creek
C. M. Rosenberger
J. A. Parker
W. D. Parker
Phil C. Bowman
A. J. Taverner
Neffstown
Hunter Stine
Clark Hardesty
David Hottel
J. C. Sherman
L. F Dorsey
Brucetown
W. B. Timberlake
John Jonitte
William Huyett
National
AG. Jones
Japan
Nation League
Miss Farrar
Star Tannery
Whitacre
Paxe
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