Mob Attacks Italian Consulate and Trieste Passport Forgeries
A mob attacks the Italian consulate in Sarejevo amid political turmoil. Police pursue three suspects Vladislav Benes Yaroslav Novack and Sylvester Chalny linked to a Czech issue passport ring. Trieste consulate notes the passports found were forged and not issued by their office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liament
Alexander
Peter
Eric Fee
Irian
Vladislav Benes
Yaroslav Novack
Ance
Benes
Zara
Italy
Novack
Goritza
Trieste
Sylvester Chalny
Kalemen
Voytec Krbec
Yaroslav Yovack
Glass Orator Recalls Historic Travel Route at Aid Station Dedication
A Glass addresses a dedication event recalling the Romney Stage and eight mule teams with bells, delivering tanned leather from Star Tannery and Lost City. He cites the Winchester to west trail via Old Wappicombco route, passing Strother's and Judson Hollow toward the Wappicomico river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romney
Star Tannery
Lost City
Perry Gore
Frederick County
Glass
Winchester
Wappicombco
Strother’s
Albin
Arthur Wright
Judson Hollow
Wappicomico River
Landmark highway tribute honors veterans and educators
A local speaker recalls notable figures along a historic highway, including Col Crozet now linked to West Point and Virginia Military Institute, Captain Jeremiah Smith, General Josiah Lockhart, Captain Bruce Muse, and writer Willis Cather. The address honors Mrs. Sidney Sophia Gore and urges reading My Mother's Story for resilience. A first aid station near Valley Home is praised as a tribute to aid and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Simon Bernard
Monroe
United States Military Academy
West Point
Col. Crozet
Virginia Military Institute
Virginia
Glass
Jeremiah Smith
Josiah Lockhart
Bruce Muse
Willa Cather
Sidney Sophia Gore
Miss Sarah Ward Dies at 179 in Danville Area
Miss Sarah Ward aged 179 died at the home of her sister Mrs. Fanny Cox 20 Peyton Street around noon after a year of failing health. She lived at the Presbyterian Home in Danville until two weeks ago and was a longtime member of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. She leaves nieces and nephews including B F Davis of this city. Funeral plans were not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ward
Fanny Cox
Peyton Street
Miss Ward
Danville
Loudoun Street
Quotations in Apple Market for Martinsburg Market Lettuce
Market reports steady shipping point prices for Martinsburg with carload and bulk rates. Apple varieties include Yorks Staymans Winesaps Jonathan Grimes and Delici ous with bids for U S No 1 and utility grades, plus cider stock and cold storage sales for bushel baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
C. B
Yorks
U.S
U. S
U. 8
Yorks U
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Weights and Quotations
Receipts of market cattle were negligible due to the livestock show. Quotations show slaughter steers good 6.25 to 7.00, heifers good 4.25 to 5.00, cows 3.00 to 5.00, bulls 3.00 to 3.50, calves 50 to 800. Hogs steady with mixed weights from 5.90 to 6.90, sheep and lambs 15 cents lower, top 7.25, ewes and lambs in the 0.75 to 2.25 range. Also notes on Philadelphia market poultry and butter prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Philadelphia
U. S. Dept
Presbyterians Meet at Bunker Hill Next Monday
District D Winchester Presbytery conference to be held at the Presbyterian Church in Bunker Hill West Virginia on October 15 starting 10 30 a m with full auxiliary attendance. The program includes hymns devotional remarks reports and a Bible study with participants from Gerrardstown Armistead McMurray and other groups.
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Winchester
Presbyterian
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Mark
Bertha Williams
Front Royal
Strasburg
Nineveh
Milldale
E. P. Edgell
Bruce Slonaker
Closing Remarks at Mrs Pred Warner Service
Message from Mrs Pred Warner plus remarks by Mrs Robert B Campbell and a hymn conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Warner
Robert B. Campbell
Market in Stocks Mixed as Inflation Fears Persist
New York traders opened with a brisk rise in activity but pared gains toward the Columbus Day holiday. Stocks moved with general advance then cooled as investors balanced inflation expectations and potential credit expansion. Major issues listed include Allied Chemical, American Can, General Electric, General Motors, U S Steel, and Woolworth with varied fractional advances.
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New York
U. S S
The
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Atch
Topeka& S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Consol Gas
N. S
General Electric
General Motors
A Goodyear
Toe Int. Harvester
Ik Johns Manville
Montgomery Ward
Penn Railroad
N. J
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Woolworth
Local Market Prices From Daily Star Listing
Local markets show mixed prices for corn meal feeds, flour and dairy items with various bag sizes and weights. Entries include shelled corn at 1.80 cwt, patent brand flour at 7.00 to 7.40 per bbl, butter and eggs listed, plus live stock values and hogs.
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Star
Market Se Pt Pags
Dbl
USA
Acceseese
Habeas Corpus Treated To Hauptmann On Oct. Fifteen
The article discusses a pending habeas corpus for Bruno Hauptmann set for October fifteenth as New Jersey pursues the Lindbergh kidnapping homicide charge. It notes jurors summoned for an extortion trial and potential postponement to coordinate the case. It also covers fingerprints at the crime scene and state police testimony on the prints being blurred and possibly nonidentifying.
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New Jersey
Hauptman
Trenton
N. J
Frank Kelly
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Associated Press
Hauptmann
Clues in Kidnapping of a Society Matron
A white faced man abducted Mrs. Alice Stoll for a 50000 dollar ransom yesterday. Major William Schmidt reports the victim had a fever before leaving the Stoll home with the kidnapper by ruse. The Stoll and Speed families vow to pay and seek her safe return alive. Federal agents join Louisville search. Governor Ruby Laffoon offers aid.
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William Schmidt
Stoll
Ann Wooler
Alice
Louisville
Washington
Ruby Laffoon
Closing grain and livestock quotations from Chicago and Baltimore
Chicago closing grain prices October 11 show Wheat Dec old 1.02, new 1.0202, May 1.0244, July 9844-3, Corn Dec 77 44-34, new 76 -771, May 16, July 79. Rye Dec 74 42, new 74 7544, May 18, July 77. Barley Dec 81 54, May 78. Lard Oct 9.22, Dec 9.35, Jan 9.45-47. Bellies Oct 13.22, Dec 12.50, Jan 12.45. Baltimore Wheat No 2 red winter spot 99. Winchester Markets Wheat spot 93. Corn White 300 bu at 4.50 per barrel delivered.
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Chicago
The
Star
Associated Press
Onis
Baltimore
Winchester
Governor Labels Case a Mighty Ugly One
The governor called the case mighty ugly while making his announcement.
Gasoline Price Is Reduced Two Cents In City
Automobiles greet a two cent price cut in all grades of gasoline in the territory. Straight gasoline now 18.9 cents, blended 20.9 cents, unadvertised around 18 cents. Baltimore mirrors the cut with 16.6 straight, 18.6 blended, 19.6 special including tax. Official attributes drop to winter pricing amid Texas surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Texas
Feen-a-mint Laxative Gum Promotes Gentle Relief
Feen-a-mint offers a mint flavored chewing gum laxative that blends with saliva for steady action. Marketed as non habit forming and suitable for children and adults, it claims gentle, thorough relief without stomach upset. Available at druggists for 15¢ and 25¢.
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Sarejevo
Maca Cooperage Co
Balti
International
Ford
Dodge
G.M. C
Hoover . Motor Co
Broadway
Gibson Baker
Lloyd Carr
Southingle
Swimley’s
Brucetown
Atwater Kent Radios
Willis’ Bicycle and Radio Shop
S. Loudoun Street
Book of Knowledge
Handley Band
C. M
A. B. Gas Range
East Piccadilly Street
Loudoun St
Fairmont Avenue
Richards Ave
N. J. Wigginton
Clark St
Richards Avenue
J. C. L. Nicodemus
S. Stewart Street
Care Star
W. B.watkins
Berryville
J. T. Care Star
Hagerstown Equipment Company
Hagerstown
Presbyterians
Gerrardstown
T. H. Daffin
Frank Crawford
R. Diehl
Mary Bittinger
Paul Hartman
Armistead McMurray
Clearbrook
Cedar Creek
Woodstock
Opequon
J. W. Boyer
Ngrey
Timberlake
T. F. Timberlake
Etta Kett
By Paul Robinson
Ettaz
Navy
Pine
Altans
Coats
Ted Eks Miie
Moling & Cather Phone
DR. Geo. Snarr
George G. Snarr
L. J. Snarr
Minnesota, Fla
Obed N. Snarr
Oakland
Calif
Samuel F
Luxenberg’s Department Store
Dizes
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
N. Main Street
Baby
Mes
Atlanta
J. L. Massey
N. Main St
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