Death toll climbs in Spanish revolt clashes up to 110
Madrid reports show 110 killed in extremist rebellion with at least 350 wounded overall. Extremists renew attacks in Madrid and Asturias as government troops fight to quell street battles and shelling across multiple cities including Zaragoza and Bilbao.
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Madrid
Spain
Alejandro Lerroux
Asturias
Schol
Cuatro Caminos
Colminar Viejo
Miscon
Aksear
T “Oes
Pablo Inglesias
Remonta
San Sebastian
Bilbao
Zaragoza
Zaragonza
Apple Harvest Powering Winchester and Nearby Fruit Belt
A local observer notes extending apple harvest activity in Winchester and surrounding fruit belt areas. He cites daily use of about 255000 pounds of apples for canning and 175000 pounds for cider at one plant, with roughly 10000 people in the region now employed by the harvest.
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Winchester
Winchester Steam Laundry Uses Soft Water
A brief notice notes Winchester Steam Laundry employs soft water for processing, indicating a shift in water usage or filtration at the facility. The item reflects a local business update from March 26.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Sudden Stroke Fatal to Mrs. E. A. Humston in Winchester
Mrs Annie Maria Humston wife of Dr E A Humston died suddenly at 402 South Loudoun Street in her seventy sixth year after midnight illness. Born December 23 1858 in Shenandoah County Va she married Dr Humston in 1882 and moved to Winchester in 1905. Survived by husband daughter sister two brothers and three grandchildren funeral at their home Monday at 2 pm conducted by Rev E T Clark with interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers include six nephews.
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Annie Maria Humston
E. A. Humston
South
Loudoun Street
B. F. Humston
Humston
Lacey
Kentucky
Winchester
First Baptist Church
Clinton D. Stouffer
City
Mamie R. Sprint
South Loudoun Street
J. Lacy Humston
Clarke County
E. L. Humston
Middletown
This County
Ashby and
Pallbeares
Thomas H. Sprint
Ashley Sprint
Nattie Humston
Frank Humston
Ray Gaunt
Earl Humston
Damage Suit Is Continued To December Term
The case of Allen O. Maloney administrator of Wallace E Maloney deceased against Percy D. Miller was not called in Cir cuit Court yesterday. The case has been continued to the December term. Maloney seeks 10000 dollars for injuries from an October 8 accident that killed Wallace E Maloney, 5, son of Mr and Mrs Ger O Maloney.
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Allen O. Maloney
Wallace E. Maloney
Percy D. Miller
Williams
Maloney
Ger O. Maloney
Semi-Pros Open Against Service Team Tomorrow
The 260th Coast Artillery will face the Winchester Semi-pro football team tomorrow at 2 30 in the season opener. Coach Peyton Marshall has prepared the squad with regular workouts and reports say the service team has a strong line up. A radio with amplifiers will be installed at the grand stand for World Series tracking.
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260Th Coast Artillery
Winchester
Peyton Marshall
Grandstand
GOP Leader Leaves Hospital After Arm Break
Maryland gubernatorial nominee Harry W. Nice left a Baltimore hospital for home after breaking his arm in a Monday night fall. Doctors expect a cast for several weeks, but Nice will continue with his campaign as planned.
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Baltimore
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Nice
The Boy Scouts Firmly Ground Citizenship in the Republic
Calvin Coolidge praises the Boy Scouts for building a solid foundation of citizenship and responsibility in the nation.
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Boy Scouts
Republic
Calvin Coolidge
Mesa 4.5.6 7 8 Tigri0 0310015 Cards
A compact entry notes Mesa and Tigri0 details with version numbers and card counts. The fragment mentions 11200000 as a figure associated with the set. No further context available in readable text.
Shrimp Dinner Acknowledges Fire Company Members
The Sarah Zane Fire Company held a shrimp dinner in its hall honoring members and the speed ball team. Captain R. B. Brown led as toast master while Treasurer James N. Moling reviewed nearly 50 years of progress and listed past captains.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
R. B. Brown
James N. Moling
Russell Potts
Speed
Friendship Fire Company
Virginia Woolen Company
Norman Cooper
Jack Widmoet
Noble Angers
Moling
Sumpton
Tigers Even World Series With 10 4 Victory
Detroit Tigers hammered five St. Louis pitchers to win game four at Sportsman's Park 10 to 4. Elden Auker won the mound win as the series stood two games apiece with the Cardinals.
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Associated Press
Sportsman’s Park
St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Elden Auker
Funeral for Mrs Wilkins to be held Sunday
Mrs Tenia Eme line Wilkins wife of Rufus A Wilkins of Shenandoah county died late Thursday at her home east of Woodstock The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from the Lutheran Church in Woodstock at 2 30 led by Rev J P Derrick Burial will be in Zion cemetery at Hamburg She was mother of C Glenn Wilkins a member of The Star news staff She had a wide circle of friends in Shenandoah county after about two years illness
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Tenia Emeline Wilkins
Rufus A. Wilkins
Shenandoah County
Woodstock
J. P. Derrick
Zion
Hamburg
Wilkins
C. Glenn Wilkins
the Star
Hearings on Freight Rates Adjourned to October 26
The Interstate Commerce Commission adjourned today the freight rate hearings to October 26 in Denver with subsequent sessions planned nationwide. Washington hearings will resume in November.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
Colo
Commission
Baltimore conference sessions proceed with Bishop Kern presiding
World news brief notes the Baltimore conference in progress led by Bishop Paul B. Kern of Greensboro. The New York Survey cites many sea disasters since the Morro Castle fire while Washington reports a Jersey City steel firm challenges the NRA as unconstitutional. District Attorney Foley signals readiness to try Hauptmann on extortion charges. Madrid reports 110 dead in Lapin rebellion as Mussolini proclaims no notable improvement in Italy France relations.
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Baltimore
Paul B. Kern
Greensboro
New York
Morro Castle
Washington
Jersey City Steel
NRA
Samuel J. Foley
Hauptmann
Madrid
Lapin
Milan
Mussolini
Italy
France
Cardinals and Tigers Engage in Tense World Series Rally
In a lengthy frame by frame recount, Reardon and Frisch spark protests as Cochrane and Gehringer deliver early hits. Medwick and Collins add runs for St Louis while Greenberg and Rogell respond for Detroit with timely singles and a double play highlight.
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Reardon
Frisch
White
Orsatti
Cochrane
Gehringer
Goslin
Carleton
Rothrock
Cardinals
Martin
Auker
Tigers
Rogell
Greenberg
Owen
Fox
Durocher
Medwick
Collins
Delancey
Hauptmann and Wife Meet With District Attorney
Bruno Richard Hauptmann and his wife met with District Attorney Samuel J. Foley as the extortion case nears completion. Foley declared the case complete except for minor details and voiced confidence Hauptmann would be found guilty.
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New York
Bruno Richard Hauptman
Bronx
Samuel J. Foley
Hauptmann
James M. Fawcett
Foley
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Amnesto Ley
Toge
John F
Jassie” Condon
Front Royal Man Shoots Self in Mortal Act
Special to The Star reports Edward Smith a 58 year old blacksmith of Front Royal Va shot himself at home on Blue Ridge avenue around 3 30 pm The pistol bullet lodged in his brain He died instantly leaving a widow and a large family of children no motive could be ascribed
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Front Royal
Edward Smith
Smith
Contract Awarded to Paint 50,000-Gallon Water Tank
M. W. Myers of 308 North Braddock Street receives Virginia Woolen Company contract to repaint its 50,000 gallon water tank at North Kent Street plant. Tank about 100 feet high will use floating scaffold with removal of old paint and two coats planned.
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M. W. Myers
North Braddock Street
Virginia Woolen Company
North Kent Street
Myers
Draft beer and items listed at Betsy Ross Rustic Tavern
Best draft beer includes Blatz and Old Heidelberg at Betsy Ross Rustic Tavern. Also notes times 10 6 1p 11 and a wanted item large clean cotton rags for Star Office.
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Blatz
Old Hiedleberg
Betsy Ross
Rustic Tavern
Star Office
Tigers Hope Desperate Comeback Behind Submarine Pitching
Detroit uses submarine ace style in a tense late effort to erase a deficit. White leads with Gehringer and Goslin among Detroit stars in a battle against St Louis in a classic baseball duel.
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Tigers
Tigers reshuffle lineup for World Series game
Detroit manager moves Goose Goslin to cleanup spot and benches Greenberg to sixth as Elden Auker starts for the Tigers in the fourth game. Tex Carleton starts for the Cardinals as fans pack Sportsman’s Park on a cloudless day with a generally fair forecast.
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Goose’ Goslin
Detroit
Sportsman’s Park
Fox Tomorrow
Alan Gould
Associated Press
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
Cardinals
Detroit Tigers
Kansas
Elden Auker
Auker
Athettos
Kansas State
Tex
Carleton
Dizzy the
Tig
Eers
Greenberg
Goos¢ Goslin
Ganas
Inn Keeper Is Held As Suspect In Ohio Tragedy
G M Sanders, sheriff, arrested Lewis Johnson 20 manager of Fountain Inn two miles west of Romney West Virginia for an armed robbery at a Springfield Illinois filling station in May 1933. A second suspect was in custody. Johnson waived extradition to Illinois and allegedly admitted shooting officers after the holdup while absolving his companion.
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Ohio
Romney W. Va
Springfield
Ill
G. M. Sanders
Lewis Johnson
Fountain Inn
Here
Fountain
Mrs. Beth S. Laise Dies in Berkeley County
Mrs. Beth S. Laise wife of J. Fred Laise long associated with Bunker Hill and Washington died after illness at her sister in law’s home in Bunker Hill. She leaves husband son and daughter and will be buried at Bunker Hill Methodist Cemetery after funeral at the Bunker Hill church led by Rev Dr Frederick Brown Harris.
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Beth S. Laise
J. Fred. Laise
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Washington
Mabel Henson
Bunker Hill Methodist Church
Frederick Brown Harris
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church of
Lineburg Rites To Be Conducted Sunday Afternoon
Funeral service for Harvey Lineburg of Frederick County will be held Sunday at 3 from his home 413 South Kent Street. Rev. G W Stover of United Brethren Church will officiate. burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers: Robert S. Smith Samuel E. Brown Roy P. Duvall John Massie Ivan Miller Bud Miller.
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Harvey Lineburg
Frederick County
South Kent Street
G. W. Stover
United Brethren Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Roberts. Smith
Samuel E. Brown
Roy P. Duvall
John Massie
Ivan Miller
Bud Miller
Former Banker Sent To Prison
J Arthur House former president of the Defunct Guardians Trust Company was sentenced to six years in a federal penitentiary and fined 100400 by Judge Samuel H West in federal court today. House was convicted of misapplying funds of the bank.
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Cleveland
J. Arthur House
Guardians Trust Company
Samuel H. West
House
New Prize Novel On Shelf At Library
The Handley Library highlights a new $10,000 prize winning novel from Dodd, Mead. About 1,500 manuscripts were submitted in the third annual competition, with Mrs. L. M. Alexander of the South winning for a story set around Savannah river antebellum life and northern efforts to persuade Southern brothers to abandon King Cotton.
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Handley Library
Dodd, Mead and Company
L. M. Alexander
Savannah River
South Carolina
King Cotton
of “Candy
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King's Attorney
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World News
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Dazzy
Pepper
Wife
Blue Ridge Avenue
White Cf. Cochrane
C. Gehringer
Lf. Rogell
Ss. Greenberg
P. Fox
Neah
TEX Carleton
Hampshire County
Fred Laise
Berkeley County
Lineburg
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