New Trial Denied in Gudebrod Suit Over Jury Verdict
Judge Whiting denied a new trial for C E Gudebrod owner of Tremont Farms in the Rosenberger & Co suit. The jury awarded Rosenberger about 800 dollars. The judge noted no evidence Justice A J Tavenner knew merits when issuing a warrant during the case.
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Gheate
Norton
John Rosenberser & Co
Gudebrod
Tremont Farms, Inc
Rosenberger ‘Corporation
A. “J. Tavenner
Senators clash as Giants loom in pivotal showdown
Contined from page one Harris on departure to New York caused a delay as Peckinpaugh was sent home amid a lively reception on the running board. Washington players showed renewed effort as both clubs prepare for a decisive battle at the Polo Grounds tomorrow. Granville H Shirley and family return to Cumberland Maryland after a weekend with Mrs Thompson and her daughter.
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Harris
New York
Peckinpaugh
Fang
Cleveand
Washington
Po- Grounds
Granville Shirley
Granville “H. Shirley
Cumberland
National leaders praise Red Cross charity at Washington meeting
President Coolidge lauds the Red Cross for practical humanitarian work and urges a world unified by mercy. The message highlights relief efforts after Japan's earthquake and calls for reducing armament and pension costs to fund happiness and progress. Martha Stowers and Rev. Robert B. Nelson attend the Washington conference representing Winchester and Frederick county.
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Washington
Coolidge
Red Cross
Wome
The
Japan
Winchester and
Frederick County
Martha BR. Stowers
Robert B. Nelson
La Follette Declares Fight to Win Victory in November
Rochester New York October 6 Associated Press reports Senator Robert M La Follette arriving for a campaign tour says his aim is to win in November. He asserts the progressive tide is rising nationwide and could deliver a clear election result.
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la Follette
Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Robert M. la Follette
Congress
Washington
D A R Meeting Set at The Nook Berryville
Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R holds its regular monthly meeting at The Nook the home of Miss Rose McDonald in Berryville on Wednesday afternoon October 8 at 3 o clock.
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Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
London Older Than Rome Founding Dates Revealed
The article notes London claims an earlier founding date of 1108 B C. This contrasts with Rome’s later, traditionally recognized founding era, implying Rome did not originate until a later period.
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London
Rome
David T. Dove Dies at 75 in White Post Clarke County
David T. Dove, a lifelong White Post resident in Clarke County, died at his home Sunday afternoon after illness. He leaves a wife and a daughter Mrs. G. T. Riley, with a son at home. Funeral services will be at 11 o clock Tuesday, White Post burial.
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David
Dove
White Post
Clarke County
Clarke ‘County
G. T. Riley
Winchester
Séenseney
Neville Joins Berger Co to Represent Culvert Branch
Frank B. Neville of Millwood Clarke county Virginia has accepted a position with Berger Manufacturing Company formerly Old Dominion Sheet Metal Products Roanoke He will represent the corrugated vulcanized culvert branch and will call on state county and city officials in the firms interests. Neville a leading Clarke county citizen brings wide business experience to the selling of a high grade product.
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Frank B. Neville
Millwood
Clarke County
Berger Manufacturing Company
Old Dominion Sheet Metal Product¢é Company
Roanoke
Neville
German Loan Expected To Boost Market
New York October 6 Indications negotiations for the German loan will be completed next week fueling expectations of a strong market. Speculators foresee heavy buying and a large short interest as pools reportedly offer stocks. Trading showed selective interest with speculative favorites drawing attention while call money rose to 2 percent.
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Associated Press
New
York
Stock. Exchange
Rev Stover Begins Thirteenth Year at Winchester Church
The Rev George W Stover, United Brethren Church pastor in Winchester for 12 years, is reappointed for another year by Bishop Bell at the Virginia annual conference in Keyser West Virginia. Reappointment praised for progress and community regard. Other pastors reassigned include Rev S Ludwig to Winchester rural charge and Rev John Smoker to western Frederick circuit.
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George W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Winchester
Bishop Bell
Virginia
Keyser
W. Va
Stover
Mr. Stover
Ludwig
John Smoker
Western Frederick
W. B. Obaugh
Reliance
Pursuit of Happiness Echoes in playful kitten chase
A reflective note compares human pursuit of happiness to a kitten chasing a tall object. The text frames the chase as enjoyable despite its lack of success, highlighting persistence and whimsy in daily life.
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Boston Transcript
Altenburg Excused From Testifying In Local Inquiry
The circuit court grand jury, investigating alleged failures to enforce laws in the community, excused M Altenburg, a Ku Klux Klan organizer, after he stated he had no knowledge of any violations. Judge Whiting told jurors they could summon citizens with information and that no indictments were found.
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Altenburg
Ku Klux Klan
Commonwealth
Cather
Whiting
May Wheat Marks New High On Chicago Board
An immense export trade, estimated around five million bushels, pushed May wheat to a new high on the Chicago Board of Trade. May wheat opened at a peak of $1.57 per bushel, more than four cents above Saturday's close, with rye also rising on the market.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Mickie’s Grin Sparks Pied Piper of Prices
A compact note captures Mickie’s quip that a prudent dealer won’t argue over price quotes. The piece hints at the press’s caution in quoting figures when a printer’s credibility falters.
Whine Never Wins Exchange
A brief aphorism notes that tears or rage move some, but no one ever succumbs to whining. The line emphasizes resolve over complaint in exchange.
Time's Changes Spark Family Debate on Roles
In a domestic vignette, an elder remarks that women have changed since his youth. He cites his daughter Portia taking up the Idw while her mother previously “laid it down,” illustrating shifting expectations and generational contrast.
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Portia
First English Speaker Peter de la Mare Named 1376
A survey of historical trivia notes Peter de la Mare as the first regularly elected Speaker of the English House of Commons in 1376, with prior speakers lacking official status. Other notes explore word origins iconoclast ficonoplast and Owain’s Hirlas Horn drinking vessel.
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House of Commons
England
Peter de la Mare
Willis Foot Gashed In Auto Accident In Charles Town
Henry H. Willis a East Privatily Street motorcycle and bicycle dealer was confined to his home with a severe gash in his foot after a motorcycle collision with an automobile driven by William Burke in Charles Town West Virginia. Willis and his nephew Carroll Willis were en route from this city when the crash occurred in front of the post office injuring Willis who was treated by Dr. Rouss.
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Henry H Willis
East Privatily Street
North Kent Street
Charles Town
W. Va
William Burke
Willis
Rouss
Burke
Carroll Illis
West Virginia
Maryland
Wallis
Annefield Cup Race Set for Wednesday Afternoon
A national level steeplechase event, the Annefield Cup race on a 3.5 mile flat course with high jumps will be held Wednesday at 3:30 PM near Clarke County. Competitors from New York to Virginia, riding in colors, vie for the cup and a $100 added purse split among the top three. Past winners include Page Brook, Waugh Glass, and Commodore Gaunt.
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Fual
Annefield
Loudoun
Fauquier
Virginia
Hunt Association
Page Brook
Waugh Glass
Commodore Gaunt
B. O’f. Randolph
Shenandoah Waits For Gas To Start Pacific Flight
Lakehurst N J Oct 6 Pigns for the Shenandoah Pacific coast flight, longest ever by a dirigible, depend on helium supply overdue from Texas. If not received, start may be delayed to Wednesday. Weather will determine westward route over York Pa and Cumberland Md.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Shenandoah
Pacific Coast
Texas
Naval Air Station
York
Cumberland
Evolution Talk Sparks Tense Home Debate
In Washington Star style reportage, a husband and wife clash over evolution discussions at home. The husband expresses annoyance at his spouse’s constant references to the theory, highlighting personal friction surrounding scientific topics.
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Washington
Star
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Berger Co
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