Senators Fight On In World Series Game Six
Washington battles New York as the Giants lead the series two to one and force a seventh game in Washington. Harris trusts Zachary's slow curves while Peckinpaugh eyes a return to his old position as New York rotates pitchers and hopes for clinching victory.
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New York
Jobagon
Senators
Giants
McGraw
Washington
Harris
Bucky Harris
Zachary
Peckinpaugh
Griffmen
Goose” Goslin
Rice
Goslin
Ieft
Judge
Bluedge
Ruel
Franks Couple Interested in Conrad Home on Market Street
Mr and Mrs Franks visiting in this region showed admiration for the Conrad property on North Market Street. They questioned Bernard M Sullivan about price but Sullivan says no sale negotiations started. The Franks expect to return within a month or six weeks to pursue a home purchase, possibly here or nearby.
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Hae Conrad
North Market Street
Bernard M. Sullivan
Franks
George Washington Hotel
Conrad
Market Street
Sullivan
Chicago
Robert
Leopold and
Loeb
American Legion Meeting Notice and Cider Request
Regular meeting of R. Y. Conrad Post American Legion Monday October 13 at 8 p m at the Legion building all legionnaires urged to be present. Wanted cider canning apples can use several cars at once contact George Barrie room 3 29 N Main Street phone 525.
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American Legion
R. Y. Conrad Post
Legion Building
George Barrie
N. Main Street
Federated Council of Church Women Meet Friday
The Federated Council of Church Women will meet in Handley Library on Friday afternoon at 4 o clock. All members are urged to be present.
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Federated. Council
Federated Council of Church Women
Handley Library
Regular schedule message from Headquarters Co
The notice prescribes Thursday evening at 7:30 for woolen issue. C. D. will be issued and all are ordered to turn in items. Lawrence C. Hollis, first lieutenant, 116th Infantry, signs the message.
Annefield Cup Won by Robert Neville at Blue Ridge Hunt Meet
Robert Neville’s gelding won the third annual Annefield cup race held at Annefield near Millwood over three and a half miles on a flagged course. Minoroa placed second for Roger H. Bayly and Black Joe third for Edward B. Jacobs. A $100 purse was distributed 60 25 15. Attending riders wore hunt club colors with judges Major Richardson and others.
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Robert Ee Hag
West
Skinner
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Minoroa
Ganadore
Roger H. Bayly
Black Joe
Edward B. Jacobs
Major Richardson
George Brooke 3d
R. H. R. Toland
Henry W. Carpenter
John Milburn
George Burwell Jr
J. Townsend Burwell
George Jones
Page- Brook
Waugh Glasscock
B. C
Commodore Gaunt
Joseph Ritter Dies in California Far from Winchester
Jos Ritter, native of Winchester and son of the late Alfred and Mrs. Ritter, died near Stockton California after living in California for nearly forty years. He was 64, a bachelor, and survived by two brothers Miles Ritter of Winchester and Adam Ritter of Middletown, with James C. Ritter having died earlier. Burial was held near his California home.
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Grover Clevenger
Jos Ritter
Stockton
California
Winchester
Alfred Ritter
Ritter
Milles Ritter
Adam Ritter
Middletown
Death Reported At Winchester Farm Residence
An elderly man named Adams was found dead in his bed at a Winchester house. Neighbors alerted police and a coroner was summoned. Authorities believe natural causes may explain the death, with a judicial investigation requested to confirm. Adams reportedly lived on a Nicodemus farm.
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Adams
Winchester
Mr. Adam
Record of T. W. Harrison Votes on Agricultural Issues
Campaign document listing T. W. Harrison’s votes on wheat price support seed distribution federal land bank interest six percent loan rate soldier bonus and child labor law. Names mentioned include Meredith Swanson Slemp Woods and Dabney C. Rison urging scrutiny of the record for reelection.
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T. W. Harrison
Meredith
Woodrow Wilson
Harrison
Slemp
Woods
T. W Harrison
T. W.harrison
Virginia
Senator Swanson
Efie
Tekel ‘Upharsin
Dabney C
Rison
Candida E
Congress
Jake Daubert Dead Veteran Cincinnati Captain
Jake Daubert, captain of the Cincinnati National League club, died today at a local hospital after complications following an appendix operation. Born April 17, 1885 in Shamokin Pennsylvania, he began pro baseball in 1906 and helped the Reds win the pennant and the World Series. He was married with two children.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Jake Daubert
Jack Elsworth Danbert
Shamokin
Kane
Cincinnati Reds
Fried
Auction Sale at P C Nefidemeyer Store on Water Street
A large stock of furniture will be auctioned at the P C Nefidemeyer & Co store on West Water Street. The sale starts at 2 PM on Saturday October 11 with further ads in Friday's Star.
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P. C. Nefidemeyer & Co
West Water
War veteran Ramey B. Kerns dies after gassing in France
Rane y B. Kerns, 29, a WWI soldier said to have first aided Capt. Robert Y. Conrad after he was mortally wounded on the Western Front, died at Nanticoke State Hospital after months of illness. He survived by a widow and two children Arline and Margaret, with his mother, sister Mamie, and brothers Lohn E. and Henry P. Kerns. His funeral in Mt Olive will include firing squad honors from Company I Virginia National Guard.
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Ramey B. Kerns
Robert Y. Conrad
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Winchester
France
Nanticoke State Hospital
Nanticoke
Mr. Kerns
Conrad
Old Company I
Camp McClellan
Anniston
Ala
Kern
Arline
Margaret Kerns
Stillwater
Ella Kerns
Mamie
Kerns
Forest Glen
Lohn E. Kerns
Chester
Henry P. Kerns
Anna ‘Kerns
Wilkesbar
Company 1
Virginia National Guard
Frank Lampkins Dead in Pittsburgh
Frank Lampkins son of Charles Lampkins, a known Winchester resident, died yesterday in Pittsburgh. The body will arrive in Winchester Saturday morning and be taken to his parents home. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Free Baptist Church Braddock Street with Rev Spriggs officiating. interment will follow at Orrick cemetery. He leaves a widow and one daughter Ella, his parents, three sisters Jennie Hayward Belle Hall and Lucy Lampkins, and a brother Charles Lampkins who died earlier.
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Frank Lampkins
Charles Lampkins
Winchester
Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
R. T. Jones
Orrick
Ella
Jennie Hayward
Belle Hall
Lucy Lampkins
Lois Wilson Stars in Another Scandal at Colonial Theatre
Lois Wilson, born in Pittsburgh and educated in Alabama, headlines the film Another Scandal adapted from Cosmo Hamilton. Holmes Herbert co stars as the male lead in this production showing at the Colonial Theatre. Wilson says the role is her favorite among many noted performances.
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Beatrix
Cosmo Hamilton
Lois Wilson
Mixx Wilson
Pittsburgh
Alabama
Lulu’ Bett
Monsieur Beaucaire
Tidolph Valentino
Holmes Herbert
Colonial Theatre
Wife Declares She Didn’t Sign Husband Notes
In Circuit Court two motions for judgement were heard against Lamet D. Price and his mother. The Commercial Savings Bank accuses Price of signing two notes totaling 680 dollars, with his wife Myrtle B. Price denying signing them. Price left Winchester about a month ago, after debts and attachments were filed. his wife and two children remained. Judgement was entered against Price and his mother but continued as to the wife until the December term.
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Lamet D. Price
B. Price
Syother
Myrtle B. Price
Savings Bank
Sean Guy
Virginia
Nnt
Fort Main Street
George Washington Hotel
Baltimore
Florida
Winchester
Price
Circuit Court
Yester
Ren
Democratic Nominee Davis Hits Western New York
John W. Davis, Democratic presidential nominee, begins the final leg of his western New York tour from Syracuse with stops in Rochester and Buffalo after visits to Schenectady Albany Utica. He calls the trip encouraging and says he is confident of November victories for both national and state tickets. Holmes Carper sale notice lists pure bred Jersey cows and heifers.
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Syracuse
N. Y
John W. Davis
New York
Rochester
Buffalo
Schenectady
Albany
Utica
New Sport Model Dodge Traded In On Buick
Trading in a Dodge for a Buick with front and rear bumpers spare tire automatic windshield wiper clock and extras will be offered at a substantial reduction. H. W. Ebert
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Buick
Capon Bridge Man Arrested in Hammer Fatality
Charles Corbin, 24, of Capon Bridge, confessed to killing Harley Wagner near Logeton with a hammer. Searchers located Wagner's body and authorities say Corbin was taken into custody after threats of disappearance and a plan to flee. The investigation followed leads from residents and deputies as investigators pursued the case.
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Charles Corbin
Harley Wagner
Capon Bridge
Harley Ie
Alaska
Corbin
Mien
Tyegen
Ser
Brurial
Wagner
Peter
Hampshire
Wanted Cider and Cannery Ward?
Classified notice seeks multiple cars by Barrie in Room 3 at 2905 with a phone contact 536. Offers capacity for various loads and asks for prompt responses through the listed channel.
Apples Only Item Description
Public notice fragment indicates apples only with arrival after October 4 and exclusion of pears. Contains unclear codes aoe 1p 10 3 6t. Readable facts are limited to an apples only instruction and a deadline.
Come To Odd Fellows Weeknight Revival Meeting
Reverend Peter DuBourg invites the public to four square gospel services each night this week at the Odd Fellows hall with welcoming words and soulful preaching for all attendees.
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ODD Fellows
W.rive
Peter Dubourg
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George G. Snarr
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Annefield
Robert Neville
Josephus Ritter
Stanley
Robinson Cold Storage Corp
Raney B. Kerns
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H. W. Ebert
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