World Series Opens As Cardinals Face Athletics At Park
A near perfect Indian summer day greeted fans at Sportsman’s Park for game one of the World Series between the St. Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Athletics. An estimated 40 000 spectators filled seats and standing room as gates opened at 11 a m for a 1 30 p m start. The Cardinals and Athletics prepared with cautious warmups, while lineups featured Bishop Haas Cochrane and Grove for the Athletics and High Roettger Frisch Bottomley Hafey Martin Wilson Gelbert Derringer for the Cardinals. The first inning saw Bishop strike out, Haas foul out, and Cochrane out on a liner to Gelbert.
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Story
ST. Louis
Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
Sportsman’s Park
Gabby Street
Redbirds
Connie Mack
Athletics
Bill Walker
New York Giants
Wild Bill Hallahan
Cardinal
Walker
Robert Moses Grove
Bishop
Haas
Cochrane
Simmons
Foxx
Miller
Williams
Grove
Roettger
Frisch
Bottomley
Hafey
Martin
Wilson
Gelbert
Derringer
Andy High
Sparky Seme
High
Frishh
Bing Miller
Iliams
Box
World Series clash ends with two runs on four hits
Cardinals despite early lead fall behind Athletics 4 2 after Frisch and Roettger deliver first hits in the series. Hafey and Derringer contribute late rallies as Grove and Williams hold steady on defense.
Two Baltimore Brothers Shot by Policeman in Drug Store Break In
In Baltimore on October 1, teenagers Glessner Shine 17 and Kenneth Shine 15 were shot by Patrolman John Sinnott during a dawn burglary attempt at a North Charles Street drug store. The elder likely died from abdominal wounds. the younger had a minor leg wound. both fled after firing ceased. Police say the boys admitted other robberies, though accounts conflicted.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Rey
Charles Street
Glessner
Shine
Kenneth Shine
Union Memorial Hospital
Kenneth
John Sinnot
Seth
Shenpttal
Market shows active selling as rail consolidation looms
New York stock market faced uneven trading as active selling swept through. Officials cited the unsettled mood from a Boston and New York exchange firm suspension, with a later rally after the news. Sterling rose to $3.94% at opening and call money held at 1 percent.
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New York
Eastern Trunk Line
Boston and
New York Stock Exchange
Sterling Exchange
Lindberghs Make Flood Survey Flight in Wuhan
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh and Dr B Borchgre, League of Nations health expert, conducted their first flood survey flight in the Wuhan District after arriving from Wuhu. They took off at 10 20 a m and landed at 2 p m eastern standard time.
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Associated Press
Hankow
China
Charles A. Lindbergh
B. Borchc
League of Nations
Wuhan
Wuhu
Baseball game summary Cardinals Athletics inning by inning
The description notes fielder's choices and putouts by Foxx and Dykes, Flowers pinch hitting for Derringer, Frisch and Roettger singles, Bottomley grounder to Foxx, and no runs in the eighth as Johnson faces Derringer for Athletics. No runs, no hits, no errors in the inning.
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Foxx
Miller
Martin Ae Camps
Cardinals
Flowers
Derringer
Wrove
Roettger
Frisch
D A R Thanks All For Riding At Celebration
Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R thanks participants in celebration with funds totaling 7 136 937 dollars and praises Boy Scouts and leaders for cooperation at Washington Headquarters. The Mt Vernon flag will be displayed daily for a week and raised and lowered by Scouts.
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Daughters of American Revolution
Washington
Boy Scouts
Mt. Vernon
Alleged Auto Thief Is Tuned for Trial
James Valentine, a Baltimore man, was captured after a 40 mile chase near Romney West Virginia by State Traffic Officer Raymond Bayliss and brought back to Baltimore. He faces charges of stealing a Ford roadster from the Perfect-Used Car and Finance Company in Baltimore. Police recovered the car, clothing, razors, and other items found with him as he planned to return to his old hometown.
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Baltimore
Romney
West Va
Raymond Bayliss
Charles Burnham
Auto Squad
Maryland
Edward B. Kirchenstein
Valentine
Monumental City
Winchester
Strickler & Wagner
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bowers
Bayliss
Hollis
Edison Spends a Restless Night at Home
Edison remained in his West Orange residence after a restless night, doctor Hubert S. Howe reported. The technology pioneer, aged, kept to his living room this morning showing no special interest in his surroundings.
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Associated Press
West Orange
N. J
Hubert S. Howe
Thomas A. Edison
Scouting and 4-H Link Farm Education Across Regions
Hon. Frank C. Lowden argues farming has transformed into a broad, specialized field and praises 4-H Clubs for stimulating youth interest. He proposes expanding cooperation to extend Scout training from cities to rural areas, building a foundational approach for modern agriculture.
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Frank C. Lowden
Dahlia Named for Dwight Morrow Brightens Garden News
A dahlian has been named after Dwight Morrow, yet current deeds suggest the violet would suit him better given his recent activities. The remark highlights the contrast between the flower’s name and his controversial moves.
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Dwight Morrow
Sarah Zane Fire Company October Meeting Notice
Regular monthly meeting scheduled for October 2 at 8 PM. George Barry listed as organizer or contact. document appears from a fire company notice with archival codes.
1900000 Wives Hold Jobs Men Could Fill
The Norfolk and Western Railway will stop employing married women after October 1 to ease unemployment. U S census data show about 1.9 million married women hold jobs men could fill, with total employed women at 10.8 million in 1930. The report notes women’s growing roles across agriculture, industry, and services and current unemployment estimates at 6–7 million.
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Washington
Norfolk and Western Railway Company
United States
Stock Exchange Suspends a Firm for Insolvency
The New York Stock Exchange suspended Curtis and Sanger for insolvency. The firm operated three offices in Boston and one in Red Bank, New Jersey.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange Today
Curtis and Sanger
Boston
Redbank
N. J
Friendship Fire Company to Hold Regular Meeting
The Friendship Fire Company will conduct its regular monthly meeting on Thursday night October 1 at 8 o'clock. Important business will be transacted. Captain Fred W. Forney announces the session.
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Friendship Fire Company
Fred W. Forney
Notice to Water Users Curtails Lawn Sprinkling
Water users are informed that no lawn sprinkling or related watering will be allowed from this date until further notice. Issued by the Water Committee.
Fresh Seafood at Busy Bee Restaurant
A local notice highlights Busy Bee Restaurant as a top spot for fresh oysters clams scallops shrimp and fish in shell. The brief promotes the eatery as a premier place to dine after a long day.
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Busy Bee
Miller's offers dry goods and medical supplies
Keep dry canners rubber aprons and gloves priced 29 39 and 43 cents. Also syringes hot water bottles medicines and sick room needs available at Miller's. This notice lists assorted household and medical items for sale with cents pricing.
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Miller's
Hobos Rounded Up At Open Air Hotel De Gink
Winchester police broke up an improvised open air camp named Hotel de Gink housing three hoboes east of the city near Shawnee hollow. Officers questioned the men, who claimed they earned money weekly and preferred outdoor life, then allowed them to return to their camp to finish cooking stew before leaving town.
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Shawnee Hollow
C. W. Hollis
Hinkins
Trosnider
Hotel de Gink
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Athletics
Stretane
Hollis
Hope To Keep Swimming Pool In City Open
A Winchester community meeting at the Winchester Swimming Pool discussed keeping the pool open year round with heating upgrades if enough interest exists. Those wanting year round swimming should contact Mrs. Andrew Bell Miss Minnie Taylor or Earl Sheetz.
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Winchester
North Indian Alley
Andrew Bell
Minnie Taylor
Earl Sheetz
Chevrolet truck and 1930 Model A Phaeton special sale
Special Thursday deals list a closed cab Chevrolet truck with apple handling body at 200 dollars and a 1930 Deluxe Model A Phaeton with chrome details and extras priced at 385 dollars from Bicker's Motor Co.
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Chevrolet
Rouss Fire Company Meets Friday October Meeting
Rouss Fire Company announces regular monthly meeting Friday October 2 at 8 o'clock. Secretary L C Bowers notes the session will discuss company affairs and upcoming fire safety matters.
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T L. C. Bowers
Wanted Delicious Apples by Crate
Wanted delicious apples by crate in clean condition with 25 percent good color. Contact Fred L. Glaize with details and pricing.
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Fred. L. Glaize
Mount Vernon flag dedication at historic site ceremony
The Mount Vernon D A R presented a historic flag to the Fort Loudoun Chapter in Winchester. Mrs Johnston presented the flag honoring local citizens and war service as Mrs Katherine Glass Greene supplied the iron staff from Fort Loudoun. The ceremony featured Judge Williams and Mrs Crawford presiding as the Common Council oversees preservation for future generations. The event recalled Winchester history and Washington's association with the Fort Loudoun area.
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Winchester
America
Mount Aes
Aedions
Port Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
George
Common Coursc
Johnston
D. A
Mount Vermon
Robert D. Johnston
Clarke County
Katherine Glass Greene
Virginia
Peach picker dies after fall from tree in Clarke County
Tom Martin, a 50 year old Black man from Berryville, fell from a peach tree at the Rockcroft orchard of Dr. A. P. Osborne in Clarke County. He sustained a fractured neck and was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital where doctors reported little hope for recovery as paralysis began. Dr. J. E. Harris ordered an X ray and authorities described him as a respected local worker amid a fatal accident report.
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Hancock
Winchester
Presbytery
Home Mission Committee
Dr. Graham
H. H Leach
Christ
J. B. Bittinger
Gerrardstown
Bittinger
Chester Frrst
Moorefield
Jarman
Mary Baldwin College
Allen
Davis-Elkins
F. T. McFaden
Hampden- Sydney
H. P. Bridges
Woodmont Rod and Gun Club
Tom Martin
Berryville
Winchester Memorial
Bealetal
Clarke County
Rockcroft
A. P. Osborne
Phekeucdt
J. EB. Harris
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Martin
Butler's Packing House Notice on Apple Purchases
Notice from Butler's Packing House stating no further apple purchases this season and limited handling capacity. Includes catalog-like line and reference (9-28-1p-31).
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Butler's Packing House
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