President Hoover Attends Fifth World Series Game
President and Mrs. Hoover attend the fifth World Series game at Shibe Park in Philadelphia with an immense crowd. The Athletics and Cubs prepare for a close matchup under clear autumn skies as Earnshaw or Grove take the mound and the national anthem plays via phonograph.
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Philadelphia
Shibe Park
Hyde
P Su Waverest
Hoover
Athletics
Cubs
Mack Anrone
McCarthy
George Earnshaw
Grove
Distinguished Avenue
Shire Park
Athletics Surge In Seventh Inning Rally To Tie Cubs
McCarthy used nearly all his pitching options in a strong seventh inning rally by the Athletics to challenge the Cubs. Mule Haas described by Connie Mack as a great center fielder, 25, homered in the ninth to tie the game scoring Bishop. Simmons and Miller contributed two baggers to drive in the winning run.
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McCarthy
Athletics
Pat Malone
Cubs
Bishop
Simmons
Miller
Apple Export Rules Tighten Over Wormy Fruit
The United States imposes export farm certificates for apples bound for British ports. All shipments must show less than 5 percent worms and not over one hundredth grain per pound of arsenic. Effective October 19, ships require an Export Form Certificate.
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Great Britain
Department of Agriculture
International Apple Shippers
Asain
Wateat Te
United States
World Series Fifth Game Play by Play Summary
Fifth game play by play from the World Series describes Cubs Malone pitching with Taylor catching and Athletics Ehmke pitching with Cochrane catching. In the first inning McMillan made an out, English singled on a slow throw by Ehmke, Hornsby popped out after a bat was unintentionally hit, Wilson attempted to steal second but was thrown out by Cochrane. One hit, zero runs, zero errors noted.
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Herman H. Hable
Cubs Malone
Taylor
Athletics
Ehmke
Cochrane
CUBS
McMillan
Foxx
English
Hornsby
Scrivener Case May Be Reopened for Inquiry
Senate debate calls for reopening the Scrivener detective case after two years since his death in an alley. Senators Hefflin and Blease weigh in as Washington police are accused of bungling the investigation. Local family details and recent social notes accompany the report.
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Scrivener
Associated Press
Washington
Arthur Scrivener
Senate
Hefflin
Alabama
Blease
South Carolina
Hearst
Scrivenere
Scriveners
Death of Mrs. J. A. Miller in Kernstown
Mrs. Margaret Ann Miller widow of Joseph A. Miller died at 9 50 am at her daughter Veronica Miller’s home in Kernstown after months of illness due to rheumatic disorders. Born January 1 1851 in Germany she was 78. Survived by four daughters, one son, and one son E A Miller. Funeral at 10 am Wednesday in Church of the Sacred Heart with requiem mass. Interment in Catholic Cemetery.
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Margaret Ann Miller
Joseph A. Miller
Veronica Miller
Kernstown
Germany
Wildt
Miller
Harry Lantz
Winchester
John F. Green, Jr
Downingtower
Charles F. Lonston
E. A. Miller
Church of the Sacred Heart
Thomas B. Martin
Londoners pause to admire their great airship
London crowds halted as the dirigible R-101 made its first test flight over the city at 2000 feet. Office workers watched the silver craft pass Parliament and follow the Thames before returning to work. The airship then returned safely to its Mooring mast after a trial trip over London and southwestern England.
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Associated Press
London
Amardington
Eng
England
Chinese Drownings Reported in Amur River Clash
Reuters reports on Mukden that Russian forces captured Lala susu on the Amur River and sank three Chinese gunboats, with about 500 Chinese sailors drowned. Russian casualties were said to be heavy. The clashes stem from the Chinese Eastern Railway dispute and border incursions.
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London
Reuter
Mukden
Lalasusu
Amur
Russia
China
Moscow
Senate Tariff Conference Breaks Up Without Pact
Washington October 14. The first conference of Senate party leaders seeking to speed up the tariff bill broke up without any understanding on future procedure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Apples Wanted Glaize Apple Packing House
Quick unloading at the Glaize Apple Packing House in South Winchester seeking apples. The notice lists Wilmer DeHaven as contact for September 26.
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Glaize Apple Packing” House
South
Winchester
Wilmer Dehaven
Old Time Square Dance at Crystal Caverns
An Old Time Square Dance will be held at Crystal Caverns near Strasburg on Friday night October 18. Dancing from 9 to 1:30. Good music. Everybody invited. (1p-11) B. F. RITENOUR, Mar.
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Crystal Caverns
Strasburg
B. F. Ritenour
Mar
Lindberghs Take Off From Capital
Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh depart from Washington by air with New York City seen as the likely destination.
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Lindberghs
Associated Press
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mrs. Lindbergh
New York City
Export Your Apples to L and H Williams Co Glasgow
Local representative Thomas Mathews at 5 North Stewart St Winchester handles exports. Contact by phone 82W or 911p tf for inquiries. Also advertises a good home for an Airdale sale puppy with two contact numbers 421 and 41-1.
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L. &H. Williams& Co
Glasgow
Thomas Mathews
North Stewart St
Winchester
Airesale
Heavy barrel fruit supplies seen in Liverpool auction markets
F A Motz reports from Europe that Liverpool auction sales on Wednesday October 9 show strong demand for high grade fruit while barreled apple stocks are ample and boxed fruit is light. Virginia stays robust but Winesap and Stayman vary. prices listed for U S No 1 and Commercial 2½ inch sizes across several varieties. (Continued on Page Six).
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Liverpool
England
F. A. Motz
United States
Europe
Virginia
U. S
Ben Davis
Virginia Staymans
U.S
Virginia Winesap
Gano
Randolph Tomb Dedicates Novel Rock of Ages Memorial
The October Rock of Ages Magazine from Barre Vermont highlights the dedication of Edmund Randolph’s tomb near Millwood Virginia by the Grand Lodge of Masons in Virginia. The marker preserves the original limestone stone in a glass niche, created by G Reginal Haines and Philips and Slack, with the original carved by John Fagan.
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Rock of Ages
Rock of Ages Corporation
Barre
Edmund Randolph
Old Cheperone County
Grand Lodge of Masons
Virginia
Star
Millwood
United States
Washington
Randolph. G. Reginal Haines
Valley Marble and Granite Works
Winchester
Philips and. Slack
Northfield
Haines
John Fagan
Presiding Elder Delivers First Sermon at Winchester Church
Rev. Dr. F. L. Woolf, newly appointed presiding elder, preached Sunday at Brackett Methodist Episcopal Church South after arriving from Roanoke district. Dr. Canter moved to Rockingham district, with background notes on Fauquier county birth. Local pastor Rev. W. O. Talbert spoke last night as Woolf preached in the morning. Pastor Murray P. Mitchell of Braddock Street returns this week from vacation.
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Pranaut
Birect Methodist Episcopal Church, South
F. L. Woolf
H. M. Canter
Roanoke
Dr Canter
Rockingham
Woolf
Fauquier County
Stephens City
W. 0. Talbert
Murray PD. Mitchell
Braddock Street Church
Winchester
Moonshine Corn Cutting Plans In Sulphur Spring Valley
Farmers near Sulphur Spring Valley and Greenwood announce a Tuesday night corn cutting gathering at 7 p m to harvest damp corn before seeding. The meeting point is the second house on the left on the Millwood Jonal road beyond the schoolhouse. Rev Norris Lineweaver approves the plan on behalf of the Committee of Corn Cutters.
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Sulphur Spring Valley
Greenwood
Clem Gardiner
Millwood
Jonal
Norris “Av Lineweaver
Committee of Corn Cutters
Democrats Rally in Staunton Highlighted by Byrd
Staunton and Augusta county Democrats packed Beverley Manor High School for a large rally. Governor Byrd, Congressman Tucker, and state legislators spoke amid strong support. Byrd defended Virginia taxes and election laws while attacking Dr. Brown and Coalition attacks as outdated.
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Staunton
Augusta County
Beverley Manor High School
Harry F. Byrd
Harry St. George Tucker
Tucker
Rockbridge
Byrd
Angell
Robert H. Angell
Commonwealth
Brown
Raskob
Bill Thompson
Chicago
King George
England
Richmond
Henry W. Anderson
Anderson
John Garland Pollard
Augusta
Dr. Brown
John Paul
Rockingham
Congress
Harrison
Paul
Virginia
Delaware
Ohio
Vermont
Five Residences Broken Into Over the Weekend
Connie Mack, famed Washington catcher turned Athletics manager, breaks into major league history. Born 1866, he led pennants in 1902 1903 1910 1911 1913 1914 1929 and steered teams to world titles over the Cubs and Giants. He is noted as 67 years old.
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Connie Mack
Washington
Athletics
Cubs
Giants
Footprints Hint At Winchester Burglary Spree
Police pursue clues after multiple Norhern Winchester homes are broken into Sunday morning. A burglar left bare footprints and a skeleton key as a trail, stealing jewelry coins and a revolver from J. S. Haldeman’s home and triggering fears of a recurring crime wave in the area. No arrests have been made as investigators widen inquiries.
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Nor Ern
Winchester
BE. C. Ber
Seeeae
National
Weoe
J. 8
Halman
Pesh Street
Haldeman
Paul
King
Bare Fe
East Piccadilly Street
Aleo
Winkfield
Col Anderson Denounces What He Had Favored
Richmond Virginia October 14 A Governor Byrd statement quotes Col Anderson denouncing the Democratic party over radio and recounts his past calls for reform of Virginia education governance. He proposed abolishing the State Board in favor of a governor appointed board and a state superintendent chosen for fitness.
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Richmond
Byrd
Anderson
Democratic Party
Virginia
General Assembly
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Norfolk
Senate
Colonel Anderson
Neanle
Apples In Cold Storage Show a Good Increase
United States Department of Agriculture monthly report outlines October 1 1929 cold storage levels. Apples in barrels reach 692000 up from 652000 a year earlier and above the five year average of 590900. Apple boxes total 875000 versus 1854000 last year, with a five year average of 1325000. Pears show 1580000 boxes, down from 2924900 last year, while pears in barrels rise to 178000 from 62000.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Fruit for sale from Berryville dealer in Battletown ad
Ben Pavia and Gans apples offered for sale with other varieties by Battletown Fruit Co located in Berryville. Call for orders at 154. CBl p 6t)en.
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Berryvile
Battletown | Fruit CO
CBI
Shorthand Instruction By Expert Stenographer
A concise note on shorthand teaching from an expert stenographer. It mentions beginners classes and student coaching, referencing writing page 282 of a Wisachs ter publication.
Thomas Mathews v Stewart St Winchester dispute filed
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal dispute between Thomas Mathews and Stewart St Winchester with references to a docket number 332-W and firm names Tirner & Co. The readable portions indicate a civil action or notice but lack full court details or dates.
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W. MM Tirner &Co
Tite and Marchester
Thomas .Mathews
Stewart St
Winchester
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Mule Haas
Malone
Senator Blease
Turner A. Scrivener
Fairview Avenue
Mount Hebron
Swanson
Glasé
Virginia Barnett
East Falls Church
R. L. McCarty
Mary McKenzie
Ruth Sheetz
Baltimore
Notre Dame
J. A. Miller
America
Randolph
Upper Valley
Coalition
Ewo
S. Kent St
J. H. Lockhart
Piccadilly Street
Baker Street
J. S# man
Stranj
Ham Fr Kremer
Col Anderson
Governante
Keates
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