Warrenton Garden Club Flower Show Highlights
The Warrenton Garden Club held its annual flower show with a striking display of dahlias and zinnias. Judges included Mrs. Duncan Brent and Mrs. Fairfax Harrison. Winners listed include Mrs. Turner for named dahlias and Mrs. Rowland for best roses and artistic arrangements.
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Warrenton Garden Club
Duncan Brent
Baltimore
Fairfax Harfson
Belvoir
Floyd Harris
Aldie
T. A. Dudley
Middleburg
Francis George
E. S.turner
H. H
Carr
BH. H. Turner
William Rowland
Rowland
Fairfax Harrison
R. R. Barrett
Georges
Lawriece
Robert Wallach
Meta Gasckins
Anne Barstein
S. A. Appleton
G. L. Fletcher
American Bankers' Association Meet Attracts 7000 Attendees
At the fifty fourth annual convention in Philadelphia Mr and Mrs John Sloat of this city attend representing the former cashier of the Commercial and Savings Bank The gathering runs three days with sessions at the Academy of Music and Bellevue Stratford Hotel Dr and Mrs Tobias plan to move to Berkeley Springs West Virginia to start medical practice and Mrs Tobias formerly Miss Priscilla Bridges of Hamcock is a former Shenandoah Apple Blossoms Festival queen Dr and Mrs Tobias recently welcomed a baby daughter J L Clarkson and R G Pollard Return From Maytag Convention in Newton Iowa after a special trip for dealers and salesmen, the latter earning the trip by sales percentage.
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Tobias
Berkeley Springs
Herbert Tobias
Hancock
W. Va
Baltimore
Priscilla Bridges
Hamcock
Winchester
Maytag
J. L. Clarkson
R. G .Pollard
Newton
Iowa
Clarkson
Pollard
New York
Entertain At Luncheon For Miss Cora Hamburger
Miss Cora Hamburger of Baltimore is the guest of honor at a luncheon. The event gathers local society figures and friends as she continues a visit described as extending over several days.
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Miss Cora Hamburger
Baltimore
Bessie Novick
Visitors from Governor's Island and Washington
Mrs T A Baldwin of Governor's Island New York and Miss Katherine Judge of Washington DC are guests of Mr and Mrs W A Baker. Numerous events are planned in their honor with Mrs R E Byrd hosting last night and several card parties and luncheons scheduled in the coming days.
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T. A. Baldwin
Governor’s Island
N. Y
Katherine Judge
Washington, D. C
W. A. Baker
R. E. Byrd
Harry K. Russell
Bryan Conrad
Lewis N. Barton
N. B. Page
T. W. Harrison
Jordan Springs Hotel Closes For Season
The Jordan Springs Hotel shuts for the season with manager G Edgard Soutter heading to Quantico Virginia for several months. Staff and guests depart for schooling, funerals, and visits as locals travel between Washington Baltimore and nearby towns.
Two Arrested For Crowding Smith One Had Revolver
Two men Albert Elia and Charles Civiletta were stopped by Rochester patrolmen outside Governor Smith's Seneca Hotel suite. Civiletta, licensed to carry a revolver, claimed to seek a governor party contact after his brother was killed in a sanchet four years ago. Both men said they were Democrats attending the state convention as onlookers.
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Rochester
N. Y
Whole Police Force Of Philadelphia Is To Be Shifted
Commanders of the 45 police officers reported to Superintendent Mills with district vice condition updates. With reports received, a city-wide police shift is prepared, Superintendent Mills stated, involving every inspector and commander.
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Philadelphia
Associated Ieee Philadelplia
Eoch
Mackey
Mills
Mills Iid
Everett
Ieg
Kotect
Transfer Orders Shuffle Affects 4800 Men
Amidst questioning remarks, commanders discuss transfer plans that are ordered but without specific destinations. Superintendent confirms widespread impact as about 4,800 patrolmen face reassignment. The scene reveals uncertainty over future posts and duties.
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Josew
Senator Glass to Headline Democratic Rally October 8
United States Senator Carter Glass of Virginia will headline a large Democratic rally at the Colonial Theatre on North Loudoun Street Monday evening October 8. Local campaign chairman T Russell Cather announced the 7:59 pm rally with doors opening at 6:30 pm, noting Glass’s active support for the party.
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United States
Carter Glass
Virginia
Colonial Theatre
North
Loudoun Street
T. Russell Cather
Glass
Houston
Smith and Robinson
Cather
Study on Cam Tidg ThavTitenu't By School Children
A fragment notes school children undertaking a study titled Cam Tidg ThavTitenu't. Details are unclear but imply a classroom project or survey connected to a local education initiative.
Combs Cleared to Play in World Series Titular Games
Star Yankees center fielder Earl B Combs will be able to play in the world series after doctors said there is no fracture in his wrist. He was injured when he hit a concrete wall in Detroit. Umpires for the series were named Rigler and Phelan for the National League and Gwen and McGowan for the American League. Cardinals and Yankees eligible to contest the world series were named with a 25-man limit excluding coaches and managers.
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Associated Press
New
Charlea Phrman
John A. Heidler
C. B. Qwen
William A. McGowan
E. S. Barnard
Chicago
Cardinals
Yankees
Landis
Two Pay Penalty For Pennsylvania Murder
William P. Phillips and Jesse G. Parker were electrocuted at Rockview penitentiary for the March 23 murder of Norman G. Gibson near Media. Gibson was shot when he resisted a robbery attempt.
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Associated Press
Bellefonte
William P. Phillips
Jesse G. Parker
Rockview Penitentiary
Norman G. Gibson
Media
Gibson
Phillips
Parker
Coolidge Sends Calles Message On Air Mail Service
President Coolidge sent a message to Mexican President Calles congratulating the inauguration of the air mail service between the United States and Mexico. He said the step advances communication and will strengthen ties between the two nations.
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Coolidge
Air
Associated Press
Washington
Calles
Mexico
United States
University Student Dies From Fraternity Initiation
NolHe McElroy, 19, a University of Texas student and athlete from Houston, died after a mock Delta Kappa Epsilon initiation involving exposed live wires and bedsprings. Authorities doubt whether electricity or shock caused death. fraternity says the stunt caused fainting. No university action anticipated. grand jury may question members.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
NolHe MeElroy
University of Texas
Houston
Delta Kappa Epsilon
McElroy
Dean V. T. Moore
The
High Money Rate Restraints Trading in Stock Market
New York October 1 High call money rates due to heavy quarterly disbursements restrained trading in today’s stock market. The session showed an irregular price trend with bursts of selling affecting favorites and causing sharp declines. Call money rose to 7 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Japanese capitalist awed by secretaries then head waiters
A remark in the Indianapolis Star notes a Japanese capitalist admires American executive secretaries but says to wait until meeting the best head waiters. The item contrasts corporate staff roles in a concise, period voice.
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Indianapolis Star
Funeral Given to Beloved Martinsburg Area Resident
Beverley Wright reports the funeral for a Martinsburg Pike area resident will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the family home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. The deceased was the brother of Carl Hamilton of Martinsburg and another brother living in California, with a sister Mrs. Gore of Clearbr. Hamilton was praised by Beverley Wright’s garage as an industrious, sober, and trustworthy young man. telegrams of regret came from Packard Motor Car Company and the Motor Car Company and others.
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Old Tollgate House
Martinsburg Pike
Carl Hamilton
M: Burg
California
Gore
Clearbr
Mount Hberon
Beverley Wright
George Washington
Hamilton
Packard Motor Car Company
The
Motor Car Company
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