World Series Opens in Cincinnati With Reds and Sox
Opening game at Redland Field draws 33,000 fans amid bright sun and fair weather. Umpires named Ridder, Evans, Quigley, Malone. Reuther to face Ciotte with Ivy Winso backing Ciotte and Schalk catching. Chicago slight favorite in early betting, attendance and official delegations noted.
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Associated Press
Sands Field
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Ridler
Evans
Quigley
Malone
Shrine of Baseball
Redlands Field
Jones
Reuther
Ciotte
White Sox
Ivy Winso
Ray Schalk
Ohio
Fairweather
Cox
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Reds
Chicago
J. Collins
Rf .Rath
E. Coffins
Daubert
Weaver
Grob
Jackson
If. Roush
Feisch
Duncan
Gandii
Kopf
Biaber
Neale
Two New Trains Promised At Once For Winchester
Assurances from John Richardson of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce say the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will add two passenger trains immediately. An eastbound morning train bound for Washington and Baltimore and a late-night inbound train from eastern cities will serve Winchester, enabling day trips to either city. The chamber also aims to improve Cumberland Valley Railroad service to allow three daily trains in and out of Winchester, detailing long-standing issues with transfers and connections.
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John Richardson
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Winchester
Baltimore
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Railroad Administration
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
C. V
C. VR. R
C. W. Galloway
Seed wheat and mixed seeds offered by Wipchester Seed Co
Seed wheat quantity of 600 bushels offered along with rye barley alfalfa timothy and all other grass seed by the Wipchester Seed Co. This notice lists seed types and quantity available for customers seeking farm sowing supplies.
Keifer Pears Marketed at C. V. Depot and White Post
Keifer pears are being offered at the market with top prices from the warehouse at C. V. Depot and at White Post Virginia. Seller: Sam Haines.
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C. V
White Post
Ptf
Wanted Cabbage and Potatoes at Green Orchard
Help wanted for immediate harvest at Green Orchard. Apply to foreman at the orchard. Also notice to see the E. B. Disc Harrow at R. M. Swimley for related equipment. 30-1p-2t.
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E. B
R. M. Swimley
Wingo and Ciotte Lead Schalk in Narrow Ruether Bout
A fragmented note lists Schalk with Wingo Ciotte and Ruether among participants. The unclear text hints at a boxing or wrestling lineup with multiple names, suggesting a scheduled bout or tag team event. Specific results or venues are not provided.
Chamber of Commerce to hold general meeting at Elks Club
The board of directors plans a general meeting for all Chamber members on Tuesday October 14 at 8 p m at the Elks Club. A buffet lunch will close the session. Committees will outline plans and chairmen will report on matters of community interest.
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Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
The
Elks
Elks’ Club
Star
National Fruit Products offers 7 percent preferred stock
Frederick county investors are invited to purchase a limited amount of National Fruit Products Company 7 percent cumulative preferred stock to fund vinegar and apple product expansion and plant equipment in Martingburg West Virginia. Many local holders attest to prompt dividend payments. Full details available from H R Bryarly & Bro or Hansbrough & Carter.
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National Fruit Products Company, Inc
Frederick County
Martingburg
West Virginia
H. R. Bryarly & Bro
Hansbrough & Carter
Boyd Richards
Ox w g qy t listing Keifer pears Stayman Winesap and other apples at a warehouse opposite Robinson Cold Storage. Office Shenandoah Bank Building phone Bell 76 and 289 W 25 1p 61.
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Keifer
Stayman
Robinson Cold Storage
Shenandoah Bank
Bell
Ukuleles and Harrow Ad From R. M. Swimiey
An advertisement notes new ukuleles arriving and promotes The E. B. Disc Harrow as a work tool. Signed by R. M. Swimiey with reference 30-1p-21.
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E. B
R. M. Swimiey
Reds surrender in Bolshevik breakthrough at Dulata
Copenhagen dispatch reports Bolshevik lines broken at Dulata by Finnish general Dalakovitc troops. Novo Rossiya cites Helsingfors source saying whole divisions of the Bolsheviks surrendered.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Dulata
Dalakovitch
Novo Ros- Siya
Helsingfors
Irish President De Valera Heads for Philadelphia Aid Swing
Eamonn de Valera, president of the Irish Republic, left New York for Philadelphia on the first leg of a swing around the circle to seek moral and financial backing for his government.
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Associated Press
New York
Eamonn de Valera
The
Irish Republic
Philadelphia
Republic
Fresh eggs promotion and pricing notice
Fresh eggs at top market prices. Advertisement for BE J Snapp Bell phone 357-W located at 228 N Market St. Requesting customers to inquire for current price and availability.
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BE. J. Snapp
Bell Phone
N. Market St
For Sale Center City Business Property and Flats
For sale a centrally located two floor business property with eleven rooms and a good show room. Occupied flats on the upper floor. Also wanted a experienced bookkeeper with references, apply in own handwriting to H The Star.
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J. W. Baker
War Camp Community completes British event in Winchester
The War Camp Community Service held a closing celebration in Winchester with an 8 PM start led by John Richardson. 2000 people attended a sing in front of Hotel Jack followed by a Black Dance on Piccadilly Street with lanterns and a ten piece Martinsburg orchestra playing from 9:30 PM to midnight. The event drew praise for building community spirit among soldiers and civilians and a wish that such work continue under other agencies.
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America
Home
Sweet Home
Hotel Jack
War Camp
John Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Seal
William Cooper
Donald McFadden
Marcellus Anderson
Richardson
Richard E. Griffith
Anderson
Piccadilly
Braddock
Maine
Martinsburg
Twe
Wilson 70 Guard Against Exertion
President Wilson rests after a restless night as aides emphasize avoiding exertion. Rear Admiral Grayson, his physician, reports the condition improving but warns against strain. Officials expect continued rest with limited official duties and time with family at the White House.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Grayson
White House
Admiral Grayson
Fresh shipment of Wiley's unexcelled candies at Showalter's Drug Store
Wanted orchard manager. Married man preferred. Apply R at The Star, 29-1p-1f.
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Wiley’s
Showalter's Drug Store
Orchard
the Star
Salvation Army Eyes Permanent Winchester Branch
Brigadier William Escott of the Baltimore district tours Winchester seeking to establish a permanent Salvation Army branch. He favors the old court house hall, offers to repair and light it, and seeks a lease for at least a year. The plan, supported by county supervisors, aims to extend activities nationwide and boost civic morale with future speakers and evangelists.
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William Escott
Baltimore
American Salvation Army
Salvation Army
Old Court House
Eran
Salvation
Army
Ast
Board of
Countydvisors
Winchester
$50 Suit Contains $4 Worth of Wool
The National Wool Growers Association questions high clothing prices and asks the Commerce Department to study the chain from wool to retail. It notes a 175 pound man’s three piece wool suit may contain about $4.50 worth of wool while selling near $50 and suggests government pricing analysis.
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Washington
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Department of Commerce
Congress
Wool Association
Tug boat workers ordered out on Atlantic coast strike
Four thousand tug boat workers from Maine to Florida struck today to press wage demands. The walkout includes captains pilots engineers firemen and mates, announced by Thomas L. Delahunty business agent of the Consolidated Marine Workers' Association.
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Associated Press
New York
Atlantic
Maine
Florida
Thomas L. Delahunty
Consolidated Marine Workers’ Association
Desirable Homes Near Schools Marketed By Agent
Advertises several desirable homes in good locations near schools. Listing by Hansbrough & Carter. Dated September 25 with reference to page tf.
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Hansbrough & Carter
American Legion Selects Delegates for Roanoke Convention
The Robert Y. Conrad Post elected delegates and alternates for the first state Legion convention in Roanoke on October 6 and 7. Delegates include Dr. B. M. Roszel A. L. Coble L. M. Baker Dr. E. Yost Grover C. Schlack Roy Richards Sedden Lacy and R. T. Barton. A committee was named to plan details for welcoming Lieut. Col. Theodore Roosevelt to Winchester next month.
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Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Frst
State Organization of the Legion
Roanoke
Handley Library
B. M. Roszel
A. L. Coble
L. M. Baker
E. ©. Yost
Grover C. Schlack
Roy Richards
Sedden
Lacy
R.T. Barton
Philip Williams
J. M. Baker
Theodore Roosevelt
Winchester
Boy Scouts
W. D. Smith
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Mark
To Lead Singing At Harrisonburg Homecoming
Mr John Richardson secretary of the Winchester Chamber of Commerce has been invited to lead the community singing at the Harrisonburg Virginia home coming celebration on October 8 He has accepted and a large delegation of local singers trained in community singing is likely to attend the event.
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John Richardson
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Harrisonburg
Richardson
Leaders of Mob to be Prosecuted in Omaha Riot
In Omaha on October 1 fifty men and boys including a 12 year old were arrested for murder incitement to riot assault to commit murder and willful destruction tied to last Sundays mob that lynched a negro accused of attacking a white girl dragged the mayor and set the county courthouse on fire Mayor Edward T Smith was reported out of danger.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Edward T. Smith
Wanted Truck Driver by Charley Rouss Fire Company
Employment notice seeking a competent married man for truck driver work at the Charley Rouss Fire Company. Only written applications will be considered. Signed by IOHN SEAL JR, President.
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Charley, Rouss Fire Company
Market Irregular Rally Triggers Profit Taking
New York stocks edged higher at dawn on October 1 as optimism over strike news and loose money fed early gains. Steel, equipment, motors and tobacco moved 2 to 6 points. Atlantic Gulf jumped 9 points while United States Steel slipped from a gain and Crucible fluctuated. Investment buying and speculative rails fueled the irregular rally in the second hour.
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New York
Wall Street
Atlantic Gulf
United States Steel
Strikes at Gary and Chicago Spur Mixed Labor Action
Ground reports from Gary Indiana and Chicago show striking workers returning to plants while others continue picket lines. Bethlehem Steel and Indiana Steel claim rising production as union leaders say ranks remain unbroken amid tense conditions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chisago
Parently
Gary
iInd
Indiana
Steel Pony
Ind
New York printers close in lockout strike over associations
About 250 printing plants employing 10 600 workers shut down in New York after a lockout and strike ordered by the printers association and backed by major unions. The walkout affects most magazines and trade journals and a portion of books printed in the city. International President Major George L Berry denounced the action saying it fails to serve American interests. The situation follows reports of ongoing industrial disruption and weekly wage dispute tensions.
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New York
Smaltangs
Léagile Sectic Association
Int Pregsmen's
Assossian North America
Eaaskender
George L. Berry
The
International
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B. & C. Railroad
Harpers Ferry
W. B. Galloway
Wipchester Seed Co
Keifer Pears
Sam Haines
Boyd Richards
Seal’s
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Just
Old County Court House
National Growers’ Association
Rk. Y. Conrad Post
MOB
Iohn. Seal, JR
Pres
Cae 3
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Osee Ee
Aymeee
Union
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