Smith Defends Foe Hoover on Key Campaign Issues
Nashville October 12 Gov. Smith attacks Hoover as vague on Muscle Shoals and other major topics. He restates farm relief waterpower immigration and prohibition positions and urges clear talks for November 6 choice. He criticizes Hoover for insufficient remedies and highlights states rights on prohibition.
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Nashville
Tenn
Herbert Hoover
Artis
Gov. Smith
Ryman
Hoover
Tennessee
Muscle Shoals
Milwaukee
Mr. Hoover
United States
Mrs. Fain to Speak on Political Issues in Winchester
Mrs. Sara Lee Fain of Norfolk visits Winchester to discuss current political issues at the Colonial Theatre starting 3 o'clock next Tuesday. The event invites women from Warren Clarke Shenandoah and Frederick counties and also welcomes men of all affiliations.
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Winchester
Sara Lee Fain
Norfolk
Colonial Theatre
Warren, Clarke
Shenandoah
Frederick
Fain
Virginia House of Delegates
Boy Scouts Celebrate Sixth Anniversary With Scores of Honors
Troop No. 1 marked its sixth anniversary with awards for fine scouting work. Eagle badges went to junior assistant scoutmasters Bill Kern and Bill Reno and to Patrol Leader C. H. Henkel Jr. Service stars and merit badges were earned by many scouts, first and second class badges awarded, and field day medals given. Patrol leaders, demonstrations in first aid and signalling highlighted the celebration, presided by Scoutmaster Cooper.
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Handley Library Auditorium
Bill Kern
Bill Reno
C. H. Henkel
Charles EH
Wood
National Headquarters
Boy Scouts of America
the &Ward
Charles Anderson
Douglas Cather
William Grove
Sam Hansbrough
John Lamb
Harold Lucas
Bill Ryan
John Taylor
Frank Taylor
Dan Wright
Lee Baker
Joe Flickinger
Hugh S. Duffey
Duffey
Fuller
Sirbaugh
Taylor Simpson
Louis Rice
George Fuller
Charles Massey
Philip Glaize
C. M. Henkel, Jr
John Scully
Charles Baker
Cooper
Wright
F.taylor
C. M. Henkel
Anderson
Glaize
W. R. Legge
C. M. Henkelgf
Frank Moore
Middlebury
Vermont
Kern
J. Flickinger
T. Scully
Scribe Simpson
Winchester
Correction on Seabright accident report clarifies witness identity
The Star corrects a previous death notice for Maurice Seabright, stating that Edward White, a white man, reported the accident to police and helped lift the automobile from the body. The initial wording naming a colored man was in error.
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the Star
Maurice Seabright
Seabright
Edward White
The
Star
Used Car Specials from Auto Parts Corp Catalog
Classified listing shows 1927 Chevrolet Touring 1926 Overland Coach 11887 Chrysler Coach 21925 Ford Tourings as available under Auto Parts Corp offerings. Includes model names and prices in a dense small ad format.
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Auto Parts Corp
Winter storm sweeps Rockies bring rain and snow
A wintry storm moved from the Canadian prairies into the Rocky Mountain region, then east across the Missouri Valley bringing lower temperatures and rain or snow. Snow blanketed Montana Wyoming and Colorado with up to eight inches in spots while droughted wheat regions saw rain relieve dryness.
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Denver
Montana
Wyoming
Continental Divide
Califoria
Rocky Mountain
Canadian Prairies
Missouri Valley
Kansas
Nebraska
Rocky Mountains
Helena
Great Falls
Colorado Rockies
Bisbee
Ariz
Prescott
Mexico
Nogales
Sonora
New Mexico
Pacific Northwest
Chicago
Mercury
Mid West
Alaska
Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Sandusky
Ohio
For Sale Rosen Seed Rye Advertisement
Seed rye offered for sale by L E Stultz Mill located on Valley Pike. Details specify Rosen variety with quantity 13-1p-eod-6t. Suitable buyers should contact mill for pricing and delivery options.
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Rosen Seed Rye
L.E. Stultz Mill
Valley Pike
Berkley Club Ginger Ale Ad Notice
Assurance of that celebrated mineral water invites readers to buy Berkley Club Ginger Ale by the case from the nearest dealer.
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Berkley Club
Graf Zeppelin weather trouble eases on long Atlantic flight
The Graf Zeppelin reported port horizontal damage and rough seas but made limited repairs and continued toward Lakehurst. Navy units in Hampton Roads and Charleston stood ready to assist. later messages said smooth progress with course toward Lakehurst.
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Associated Press
United States
Bermuda
United
Lakehurst
N. J
Washington
Navy Department
Charleston
South Carolina
Navy
Hampton Roads
S. C
Naval Air Station
Rosendal
Bermuda Islands
Jeffersonian Democracy in Campaign Speech by Nellie T Ross
Former Wyoming governor Nellie Tayloe Ross argues in a WEAF radio address that the presidential race pits conservatism against progressivism. She defends prohibition and criticizes evasion in politics while urging clear stand-taking on national issues.
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Nellie T. Ross
New York
WEAF
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Governor Smith
Washington
Mr. Hoover
Cider and Cakes Rally Delights Bryarly School Crowd
A Democratic party rally at Bryarly school drew about 200 people who enjoyed apple cider and ginger snaps as the Colonial Band played. Speakers including Leslie D. Kline and W. W. Glass urged party loyalty, attacked Republicans and Tammany, and celebrated past Virginia Democrats. The cider was freshly made for the event before the crowd lingered listening to music.
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Bryarly School
New York
Leslie D. Kline
United States
Hunter Hughes
Tammany
South
New York City
Jefferson Davis
W. W
Bill
Glass
Power Trust
Andrew Mellon
Virginia
Prominent Children in Firemen's Show at Colonial Theatre
Fire Department director Edward Parlett announces about 40 children aged 8 to 11 from local graded schools will star in two numbers, March of the Toys and Out of the Hive, at shows on October 16 and 17. End-men Ernest Thomas Kenneth Rice Connie Sirbaugh Thomas Warren Ifward Pollard Richard Gray join a larger cast to be announced Monday. Ticket sales exceed expectations as proceeds aid a good cause. Buy tickets now through city outlets.
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Edward Parlett
Fire Department
Colonial Theatre
Victor Herbert
Ministre
Ernest Thomas
Kenneth Rice
Connie Sirbaugh
Thomas Warren
Fiward Pollard
Richard Gray
Wrimrose
Dockstader
Lee Fisher
Oyster Supper by Ladies Aid Church of Christ
A church buttons event hosted by the Ladies Aid of the Church of Christ on October 24 from 5 30 to 8 p m offering an oyster supper at a price of 75 cents A note or class number appears as 11p 21 104 22 in the source text.
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Church of Christ
Wanted Three or Four Men for Berryville Orchard Packing
Help wanted at Berryville Orchard for packing house workers. Advertisement seeks three or four men starting Monday. Respond to H. F. Byrd for details and placement in the packing operation.
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Berryville Orchard
Beginninge
Republican Speaking at City Hall Auditorium Address
City Hall Auditorium hosts a Wednesday night address by Judge Bledsoe of California. The famous Democrat and Hoover classmate speaks on campaign issues to voters. attendance urged for an influential political voice.
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City Hall
Judge Bledsoe
California
Herbert Hoover
Mrs Sara Lee Fain Addresses Roanoke Democrats
Mrs Sara Lee Fain spoke at the state Democratic convention in Roanoke Virginia on June 21 as Winchester delegate. The Star notes she was a standout figure and encourages her return to discuss vital political issues at the Colonial Theatre on Tuesday October 16 at 3 pm.
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Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank T. McFaden
Herbert
Daughters of the Confederacy
Cabell Flourney
Lexington
Alexandria
Lucy F. Kurtz
Houston
Texas
J. ©. Hooks
Breckenridge
New Market
Emma Eastham
Richmond
Elizabeth Whiting Conrad
Lula Williams
Lee Soldiers Home
Camp
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lucy
F. Kurta
Loudoun Street
the Star
Sara Lee Fain
Roanoke
Winchester
Colonial Theatre
Martin Wisecarver
Democratic
Woman's Club
Salmon shipment prompts early orders at Winchester Wholesalers
Notice to merchants announces a fresh car of salmon arriving today with expectant price increases. Winchester Wholesale Grocers urges prompt orders from retailers through Staymans Tree Run Massey Bros Northwest Road. Also lists rental ad for 22 Main St and other items.
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Winchester Wholesale Grocers
Staymans
Tree Run Massey Bros
Northwest Road
Louise Hawley Opens Toe Acrobatic and Tap Studio
Miss Louise Hawley will open her studio at 407 West Cecil Street for toe acrobatic and tap dancing on Saturday October 13 at 10 30 a m Ballroom dancing begins Thursday October 18 at 4 p m Private lessons by appointment Telephone 248.
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W. Cecil St
Democratic Headquarters Open for Campaign Literature
Interested readers are invited to visit at 39 E Water Street to obtain literature, batons, photographs, and automobile 128. Mrs. vee and Miss Cooper will be at the Democratic Campaign Committee office at any time.
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E. Water Street
Democratic
Mra Vee
Miss Cooper
Women Wanted at Canning Plant for Full Time Work
National Fruit Product Company invites women for full time canning plant positions with attractive wages. Apply now for immediate employment opportunities.
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National Fruit Product
Wanted 4 Kgrrell coopers in Clearbrook Virginia
Classified notice seeks four coopers weighing 4 kilograms each for work. Apply to Roy R Boyr in Clearbrook Virginia.
Dean of Winchester letter carriers retires after long service
John I. Brown Sr born 1862 retires after 80 years in the local postal service. He walked an estimated 100000 miles on his Winchester route and began as a letter carrier November 1, 1898. He is succeeded by Clay Manuel and Herman Lee as substitute.
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Winchester City
John I. Brown
Kent Street
Mr. Brown
Brown
Atreste
Winchester
Cal
Wilder
United States Civil 8
Manuel
Clay Manuel
Herman Lee
Commercial
Ings Bank
Richard R. Brown
Postofs
Public Speaking Meetings Placed by Democrats in Frederick Co
Announcement lists multiple Democratic public speaking events in Frederick County at various School Houses and stores from October 15 to November 2. Speakers include W. W. Glass B. P. Harrison J. B. Helsley Capt. Frank Wray L. D. Kline T. Russell Cather Senator R. S. Wright and R. Gray Williams.
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Democrats
School House
Chambersville
B. P. Harrison
J. B. Helsley
White Hall
Frank Wray
T. Russell Cather
Robert Shade
Siler
Ober
L. D. Kline
T.ssell Catheran
Brucetown
M. Lynch
Revue Attracts Large Audiences at Colonial Theatre
The Patent Leather Girls Revue plays the Colonial with standing room only as encores and strong comedy by Bart Crawford spark crowds. Tonight marks a last chance before a complete program change featuring The Silent Power and the final chapter of The Scarlet Arrow.
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Colonial Theatre
Bart Crawford
Ralph Lewis
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