HAZE SETTLES OVER THE PARK
World Series game five in Philadelphia sees Athletics and Cardinals deadlocked at two as Burleigh Grimes faces Earnshaw. Both teams crowd the stands with Cardinal confidence and A’s hope Earnshaw repeats his prior win while Grimes controls the spitball.
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Associated Press
Tsman’s Park
Louis
Athletics
Cardinals
Philadelphia
George
A’s
Burleigh Grimes
Jesse Haines
Bob Grove
Redbirds
Earnshaw
Shibe Park
Five Indictments Return by Frederick County Grand Jury
The October term of Frederick County Circuit Court adjourned for lunch after a grand jury, led by foreman R. A. Lemley of Stephens City, returned five indictments. Prohibition cases involve Odie Bennett J Baker Line and N D Long. Cleveland Jackson, recaptured after escapes from state convict road force, pleaded guilty to a new count and received a heavy sentence. Welby Whitacre faces charges of breaking into Ruel Anderson’s building and stealing ham.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Wenie
Philip Williams
Odie Bennett
J. Baker Line
N. D. Longvich
Cleveland
Welby Whitacre
Ruel Anderson
R. A. Lemley
Stephens City
Eight Killed In Berlin to Vienna Lufthansa Crash Near Dresden
A Lufthansa flight from Berlin to Vienna crashed near Dresden today killing all eight aboard, including two women. Victims include P. W. Blackwell, a British businessman bound for Prague, and the single engine aircraft had been in service just over two weeks.
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Berlin
Vienna
Lufthansa
Dresden
P. W. Blackwell
Shanghai
Prague
Sixth and Seventh Inning Actions as Athletics Hold Lead
In a tense game the Athletics strand no runs in the sixth and seventh innings while Cardinals strand baserunners. Gelbert and Earnshaw key plays with Bottomley, Frisch and Foxx making outs. By press time Foxx homered for a 2 0 lead, with Douthit and Groves later in pitch for Philadelphia.
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Athletics
Bishop
Cochrane
Simmons
Foxx
Miller
Haas
Boley
Earnshaw
Cardinals
Douthis
Adams
Frisch
Bottomley
Hafey
Watkins
Wilson
Gelbert
Grimes
Douthit
Oe Box
Joe Boley
Gelbert Etchlnad
Adams Oy
Boleyhis
Gelbert Cochrane
Adams- Prisgh-Bottomley
Box
Moore
Bearnshaw
Groves
Philadelphia
Adaths
Laboratory for Testing Apples to Be Continued
The apple testing work in the area is likely to continue as the season nears its end. The state dairy and food division conducts the service at no cost to growers or shippers. Winchester laboratory testing is directed by E. W. Braithwaite, an inspector with the division, who accompanied Koiner, Braezeal, and Meeks on a tour of inspection.
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Messrs. Koiner, Braezeal and
Meeks
Explosion Rumor Sparks Sunday Night Crowd at Woolworth
A crowd on North Loudoun street gathered after a police call claiming an explosion at Woolworth. Officers and Fire Chief Goss investigated and found a furnace banked with green coal causing a gas ignition, but no damage occurred to the store.
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Loudoun Street
Curiou
Woolworth
Strasnider and Bowers
Goss
Mass Meeting of Firemen In Winchester Friday Night
Herman H. Hable calls a large mass meeting of Winchester fire fighters and citizens at City Hall Friday night October 10 to discuss the 1931 Cumberland Valley and Virginia State Firemen’s conventions. Two thousand firemen are expected to attend in August 1931 housing and entertainment plans.
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Herman H. Hable
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Virginia State Firemen’s Association
Winchester
Winchester firemen called to mass meeting at City Hall
A mass meeting of all four Winchester fire companies will be held in the City Hall courtroom Friday nightOctober 10 at 8 oclock. Firemen are urged to attend as plans for the big double convention next year will be discussed. A Wisconsin pastor quits pulpits to take janitor job in another church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Forney
Lee M. Lamp
Richard Brown
Frank Foreman
French British Inquiry Probes R-101 Airship Crash
A French British commission met secretly in Beauvais to investigate the R 101 disaster. Conflicting figures emerge over aboard and dead, with 48 bodies recovered and 55 aboard claimed by police, 54 aboard with 46 dead per London, and survivors asserting 58 aboard with eight saved. National mourning declared. funeral plans in Beauvais and ceremonies in Britain.
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Associated Press
Beauvais
France
Here
Air Ministry
London
W. G. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
John Holt
Great Britain
Lord Thomson
Seston Brancker
India
Paris
Tardieu
Saint Just Des Marais
Emile Barroux
Saint Just
Barroux
Two Other Years Have Been Worse For The Worker
States and Canada gathered for the fiftieth annual AFL convention as President Hoover prepared to speak after the American Legion meeting. The report by President Greene and the executive council cited the unemployment and business conditions, noting 1921 and 1924 as the worst years for labor and criticizing the economy and unorganized distribution.
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States
Canada
American Federation of Labor
Hoover
American Legion
William Greene
Executive Council
Rites Held For Raymond L Bowley At Dist Episcopal Church
Hundreds attend funeral for Raymond L Bowley at the Dist Episcopal Church with the Friendship Fire Company present. Rev Norris A Lineweaver led the service and pallbearers included Maurice Patton Martin Peters John North Kermit Batt Ralph Copenhaver Dennis Stine Lester Forney Stanley Hawkins and James Thrift. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery at 2 30 PM.
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Dist Episcopal Church
Norris A. Lineweaver
Bowley
Friendship Fire Company
Mount Hebron
Maurice Patton
Martin Peters
John North
Kermit Batt
Ralph Copenhaver
Dennis Stine
Lester Forney
Stanley Hawkins
James Thrift
Drunkedness Dominates Police Tribunal Fines
Judge Weems presided over a docket dominated by public drunkenness charges. Lee Bateman Roy Lindamood Ernest Dodson Raymond Frankhouser James O Neil and Jess Wellon were fined 12 dollars each for public drunkenness Perry Mason 19 dollars for speeding Tony Elliott 9 dollars for reckless driving Blair Bean 118 dollars plus 30 days in jail and a one year license revocation for driving while intoxicated Willy Washington a colored man was ordered to serve six months in jail on return after being ordered to leave town.
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Judge Weems
Lee Bateman
Roy Lindamood
Ernest Dodson
Raymond Frankhouser
James O’neil
Jess Wellon
Perry Mason
Tony Elliott
Blair Bean
Willy” Washington
Mill opens for custom work at corner Pall Mall and 5S
Trier and Perry announce a cider mill open for custom work at the corner of Pall Mall and 5S in Kent Street area. Contact by phone 524 for services and inquiries.
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Pall Mall
Kent Sts
Trier & Perry
South End Hose Company to Hold October Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the South End Hose Company is set for Monday October 6 at 8 PM. Full attendance is requested and signed by the secretary.
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Regula
South End Hose Company
Fall Cleaning Time by Winchester Steam Laundry
Winchester Steam Laundry invites fall cleaning with phone numbers 28 or 29 for services. The note lists days Mon Wed Sat and a 1p start time.
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Winchester
Dignity of Work Taught By Scouts
Quote from President Lotus D. Coffman of Unity of Minnesota extols Scouting for teaching the dignity and meaning of work thrift devotion loyalty and emphasis on religion without creed or sect. He says he would rather have authored Scouting than any other social theory of his era.
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Presi T Lotus
D. Coffman
Unity of Minnesota
All Quiet On the Western Front Shown at Capitol Theatre
Legionnaires from Robert Conrad Post No 21 and Boy Scouts attend screenings of All Quiet On the Western Front at Capitol Theatre. Legion members meet at Attorney T Russell Cather’s office at 8 30 and march to the 9 00 show. Tomorrow scouts in uniform join the 7 o clock showing with an expected 75 boys. The film, faithful to Remarque and praised for its human wartime drama, portrays youth amid war’s horrors.
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Capitol Theatre
Robert ¥. Conrad
American Legion
T. Russell Cather
Tion
Warner Brothers
France
Germany
Remarque
Fred Thomas
Star Carriers Defeat Rivals In Football Showdown
The Winchester Evening Star carriers beat the Washington Times carriers 25 to 24 in a fast game. The Star Huskies outplayed the heavier Times squad with superior execution led by capt Suimmel and backfield duo Ramey and Johnson.
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Star
Winchester Evening Star
Washington Times
Times
Star Huskies
Suimmel
Capt
1. B
Ramey
Q. B
Johnson
Colston
H. B
Loy
C. R. Goode
R. G. L. Fries
1. G
C. Harper
R. T
Bell
1. T
Miller
1. E
R. Harper
R. E
Hallowe'en Social at Church of Christ October 30
Ladies' Aid hosts a Halloween social at the Church of Christ on October 30 from 5 30 to 9 p m with games refreshments and fellowship for the community. Members invite neighbors and friends to attend this parish fundraiser event.
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Ladies’ Aid
Church of Christ
Automobiles All on Hand Sold 10 Percent Below Price
Winchester Credit Corp offers sacrifice on all automobiles on hand with no trade and autos sold at 10 percent off. Parts for any second hand dawd. Cars at garage on N Main St opposite Fair Grounds. Open evenings till 2 p.m.
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N. Main
Fair Grounds
Winchester Credit Corp
U S Seeks Only Proper Defense At Legion Convention
President Hoover addressed the twelfth annual American Legion convention in Boston urging renewed citizenship through accepting duties at the ballot box and fostering good will toward other nations. He warned that overload of taxation would slow progress and stressed law, self-government, and civic duty as the nation’s defense.
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Boston
The
American Legion
Ageeton
Adams
Henri Gourand
Firemen to Meet at Eight Tonight
The regular meeting of members of the Rouss Fire Company will be held on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. A large attendance is desired. LC Bowers, Secretary.
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Rouss Fire Company
Bowers
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Lot
H. H. Hable
George, Earnshaw
ST. Louis
Koiner
Wisconsin
Shenandoah Boxboard Corp
Raymond L. Bowley
South End Hose CO
Legionnaires
Hallowe’en Social
Amerian Legion
U.S
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