Berlin Quells Night Riots Amid Wage Strike Spreads
Berlin police suppressed hours of rioting around Potsdamer Platz as 140000 metal workers voted to strike over an 8 percent wage cut for adults and 6 percent for younger workers. Fascists clashed with officers near Unter den Linden and the Reichstag as shops were damaged and a tense calm returned by nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Potsdamerplatz
Reichstag
Karl Zoergiebel
Unter den Linden
Parliament Building
Tiergarten
Chest Clinic To Be Held Here On Monday
The District Nurse Association sponsors a chest clinic in rooms adjoining the county clerk's office on October 20. Dr. C. W. Scott of the State Board of Health will lead with district nurses assisting. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Free exams are offered to adults over 15 with tuberculosis symptoms. children under 15 are not examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
C. W. Scott
State Board of Health
Death summons Taylor Larrick retired farmer
Taylor Larrick, a long time resident and retired farmer, dies after many years of age. Survived by widow Sarah J. Wilson and six sons James M. Lehew W Va C Boyd White Post Va Conley G Balti ers Theodore Lehew Morgan Larrick Chambersville, 25 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 10 am from the house to Shiloh Church with Rev. Cartney H Anderson officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Harriet Larrick
Sarah J. Wilson
James M
Lehew
W. Va
C. Boyd
White Post
Conley G
Baltiers
Theodore
Morgan Larrick
Police Still No Nearer Solution of Diamond Shooting
New York Oct 14 Police remain without a solution to the shooting of gangster Legs Diamond found in a hotel Sunday with five bullet wounds. Diamond rallied after surgery but deteriorated early today as hospital staff treated him with morphia. Police Commissioner Mulrooney said evidence points to internal gang action rather than rival attack. Jean Nash denied knowledge of Diamond and others and was released after four hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Diamond
Mulrooney
Jean Nash
Newark
N. J
Grid Contest With Leesburg Is Cancelled
Announcement at Handley High School states the football game tomorrow between the second string Judges and Leesburg High School has been cancelled after a telegram from Leesburg. The Judges will instead play Charles Town High School on the local field in the Cumberland Valley League contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley High School
Leesburg High School
Charles Town
W. Va
Parsons
Waynesboro
Man Who Slain Wife Receives Ten Year Sentence
William H. Dix was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary for manslaughter in the July shooting death of his wife Leah Dix after discovering another man in their home. Judge Robert S. Stanton commended the jury for mercy in a murder charge.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
William H. Dix
Leah Dix
Robert S. Stanton
Dix
Apple Pomace Silage Value Evaluated by Expert
Prof Holdaway notes apple pomace silage has good value but likely less than corn silage. Wet pomace fits ensilage use with other roughage, best in deep small silos. Raw pomace should be limited to about half daily intake with hay to balance roughage. Pomace abundant locally amid drought harmed forage crops.
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Sginia
V.P.I
Prof
Holdaway
Winchester
Sanitary Grocery Lease Recorded in Court Clerk Office
The Sani tary Grocery Company obtained a lease from Emelie Cater et al for the store property at North Loudoun and Piccadilly streets for one year at 300 dollars monthly. The lease dated September 1 1930 allows a four year extension from July 31 1931 at the same rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court Clerk’s
Sanitary Grocery Company
Emelie G. W. Cater
Et Ax
North Loudoun
Piccadilly Streets
Juhy
Union Thanksgiving Services Set at Grace Church
Winchester Ministerial Association votes to hold the annual union Thanksgiving morning service at Grace Lutheran Church on West Boscawen Street at 10 30. Rev Dr S L Flickinger of Centenary Reformed Church will preach with Rev Dr L A Thom of Grace Chapel assisted by other clergy. Offerings go to Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Ministerial Association
Grace Lutheran Church
West Boscawen Street
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
L. A. Thom
Grace Chi
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Edward W. Smith Denies Poker Game Involved Affray
Edward W. Smith of Colonial Brick Corp 105 West Hart Street asks The Star to correct yesterday’s report about a Saturday night poker game a cutting affray. He states he never played poker and wants the record straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Smith
Colonial Brick Corporation
West Hart Street
The
Star
E. W. Smith
Smith
Red Cross roll call urged to aid drought relief needs
Winchester Virginia October 11 1930 letter from T Russell Cather chairman drought relief committee appeals to H B McCormac Red Cross chairman to mobilize support starting October 22. The note predicts unusually high demand for clothing fuel and food and offers committee facilities for the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. McCormac
Ee A Eee
Psca
Roll Call
T. Russell Cather
Cather
Winchester
Red Cross
Frederick County
Plan To Form a Winchester Spanish War Veterans Camp
A meeting to organize a Winchester camp for Spanish American War veterans will be held in the Handley Library lecture room at 7:30 PM Thursday. Veterans from Winchester Frederick and nearby counties are invited. Capt. George F. Whitmore of Blue Ridge Camp No 19 Martinsburg will preside.
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Winchester
Handley Library
Frederick
Blue Ridge
Martinsburg
W. Va
Opening Grain Prices In Chicago
Chicago grain prices open with wheat at December old 75 percent, December new 76, March old 79 percent, March new 80, May old 81 percent, July new 81 percent. Corn shows December old 76, December new 76 42, March old 77 42, March new 11, May old 81, May new 81, July new 82. Oats open December old 35 44, December new 35 34, March old 37 percent, March new 37 2, May old 38 42.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Edward S. Taylor Dies of Paralysis At Bunker Hill
Edward S. Taylor 71 longtime resident of Bunker Hill died at home from a paralytic stroke suffered in January. Survived by wife Betty Miller Taylor four daughters Ella Snow Kate Aiken Lula Collins Mabel Taylor and son Clarence Taylor plus two sisters Laura Taylor and Luther Miller. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from the late home with burial at Galilee Christian Church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Edward S. Taylor
Betty Miller Taylor
Ella Snow
Gerrardstown
Kate Aiken
Martinsburg
Lula Collins
Mabel Taylor
Opequon
Clarence Taylor
Darkesville
Luther Miller
Welltown
Laura Taylor
Taylor
Galilee Christian Church
Prominent Citizens Tied to Underworld Monkeying
A provocative note suggests notable locals were involved with underworld activity but declined to claim they were collecting evidence. The remark implies alleged links and raises questions about motives and oversight in the community.
Drage Arrested En Route to Warrenton Auto Fatality
David Drage of Kansas City was arrested on speeding and passing cars on curves before dying in a Falls Church Va accident that killed Mrs Elizabeth Walter Converse. He had been fined 14 dollars and was en route to Warrenton when the crash ended the couples night out at Clovelly estate. Mrs Converse was buried in Staunton after services in Chevy Chase. Her brother Donald Walter survived a prior crash near Rockville.
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David Drage
Kansas City
Elizabeth Walter Converse
Falls Church
Washington
A. W. Mills
Fairfax County
Drage
North Carolina
North Wrenn Street
High Point
N. C
Warrenton
Justice of the Peace
John T. Moling
Fairfax
Taystee
Winchester
Jordan
Walter
Northern Virginia Power Company Plans Extension
The Northern Virginia Power Company of Winchester seeks a county franchise to extend electric transmission lines across Jefferson County West Virginia. A hearing is set for November 5 in Charles Town. If granted, lines would run from Bardane to Kearneysville and Middleway, Shenandoah Junction to Shepherdstown, and additional routes to Summit Point Ed Roper farm Myers Town Rippon Franklin Town and Engle Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia Power Company
Winchester
Electrcc
Jefferson County
W. Va
Charlestown
Bardane
Kearneysville and
Middleway Pike
Shenandoah Junction
Shepherdstown
Kearneysville
Summit Point
Middleway
Halltown
Charles Town
Ed. Roper
Apipon
Myerstown
Rippon
Allen
Berryville Pike
Frankintown
Deck’s
Engle Station
Northern Virginia field trials open with 58 dogs entered
The sixth annual Northern Virginia Field Trials Association event runs between Chantilly and Centerville, Va. with 58 dogs listed from Piedmont regions and about 100 spectators. Secretary Harry B Mitchell says it promises to be the area's most successful trial yet as various paired runs and stakes unfold at Herndon Hotel base with prizes for winners.
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To the Star
Northern Virginia Field Trials Association
Chantilly
Centerville
Piedmont
Harry B Mitchell
Herndon
W. H. Hopkins Md
William H. Oflette
C. B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Lee Alexander
Y A. M. Pues
Richmond
A. Brace
Valle Gill
O’donohue
Rich- Rocky Mount
Brace
Jane Alexander
Meade
Florendale
Lou's
S. D. Timberlake
Staunton
A.S. Heckshire
Stafford
Mathew Trimble
Kensington
Association
Gangsters Sentenced To Life After Quick Trial
In Centerville Michigan on October 14 Thomas Martin 30 and James Gallagher 28 pled guilty to murder after a bank robbery in Battle Creek. They were sentenced in Circuit Court to life imprisonment within about twelve hours of their capture following the killing of State Trooper John Burke near the Indiana state line.
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Centerville
Mich
Battle Creek
Thomas Martin
James Gallagher
John Burke
Indiana State Line
Batle Creek
Last Rites For Richard R. Brown
Funeral services for Richard R. Brown will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from his home on North Loudoun Street with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. The rites are conducted by Walker McC Bond and Miss Annie Rees of the Society of Friends, assisted by Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden. Brown died yesterday morning after a two year illness. He spent his life in the city, first in tanning then as post office custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard R. Brown
North
Loudoun Street
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Walker McC. Bond
Annie Rees
Society of Friends
F. T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Brown
United States Post Office
Story of Job Recital Impresses Market Street Church
The biblical tale of Job was presented as a dramatic monologue by Rev. Dr. Elmer A. Hoenschel of Waynesboro Virginia at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday evening. The hour and 15 minute recital held the audience with close attention and drew praise from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Elmer A. Hoenschel
Waynesboro
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
For Sale 1930 Ford Truck and 1928 Dodge Grand Truck
Local ad offers a 1930 Ford truck and a 1928 Dodge Grand truck for sale. Contact via phone 461 or visit 103 N Main St for details.
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N. Main St
Reds and Police Clash Near Labor Hall in Boston
Communist demonstrators and police fought outside the American Federation of Labor conference in Boston as officers tried to break up the protest after denying entry to the Hotel Bradford. Arrests were reported as a speaker was seized and supporters clashed with clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
American Federation of Labor
Bradford
Federation of Labor
Mounten Deine
Missouri State Treasurer Suspended by Governor
Jefferson City Mo October 14 State Treasurer Harry Brunk was suspended from office by Governor Henry S Caulfield after months of investigation into his official acts as treasurer Brunk had been placed on leave and was subject to further action by the state government
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Harry Brunk
Henry 5. Caulfield
Brunk
Federals Claim Decisive Defeat in Brazil Rebel War
Brazilian federal sources report rebel losses at Senges bridgehead Parana fifteen rebels dead including an officer with many wounded. six federals wounded at Igara pava bridgehead near the Sao Paulo Minas border as Uberaba falls. Rebels claim defeat of Sao Paulo state police at Quattigua and seize Santa Catarina seaport to aid a push toward Sao Paulo. Federals report gains in Minas Gerais and capture of plotters in Rio de Janeiro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rio DE Janeiro
Senges
Parana
Igarapava
Rio Grande
Sao Paulo
Minas Geraes
Uberaba
Porto Alegre
Brazil
Quattigua
S. Santa Catharina
Presbyterial Convening at Local Church Program Notice
The Presbyterial will convene at a local church with auxiliaries from Vedanta, Opeq, Tas burg, Round Hill, Burnt Church and Cedar Creek attending. The opening devotional is by Rev. Dr. Frank T. McFaden of Loudoun Street Presbyterian, with welcome by Mrs Frank T. McFaden and response by Mrs. T. S. Melton of Strasburg. Rev. J. O. Shelby will speak, reports from auxiliaries heard, lunch served, and the afternoon session opens with a devotional by Rev. Harry M. Crim of Strinburg Presbyterian, followed by further business discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasburg
Round Hill
Burnt Church
Cedar Creek
Frank T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
T. S. Melton
Strasburg
J. O. Shelby
Harry M. Crim
Strinburg Presbyterian Church
Students Tear Picture of King in Barcelona Protest
Four hundred students at Barcelona University stormed the main assembly hall and tore down a large picture of King Alfonso. They burned part of the image, cut out the king’s head, and paraded it on a pole while shouting for a republic. Madrid authorities ordered the university closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Barcelona
Spain
Barcelona University
Alfonso
Madrid
Bank Robber Jiggs Fleagle Shot By Police
Jiggs Fleagle, long sought as Lamar bank raid leader, was shot and wounded by Kansas City detectives and federal officers in Branson Missouri as he attempted to board a train, after a bloody 1928 hold up that killed four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Branson
For Sale Two Coal Stoves in Good Condition
Classified note offers two coal stoves for sale in good condition. Contact Louise Dunn at 22 S Lou doun 8t for details and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun
Philadelphia GOP Leader Defects to Hemphill Over Pinchot
William W. Rogers, Philadelphia city councilman and Princeton football coach, joined local Republicans who bolted Pinchot’s candidacy and endorsed John M. Hemphill for governor. He called Pinchot a fanatic dry and favored Hemphill’s repeal of the national prohibition amendment and changes to Sunday blue laws. Rogers previously led Pinchot’s Philadelphia campaign in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
William W. Rogers
Princeton University
Gifford Pinchot
John M. Hemphill
Rogers
Hemphill
Pinchot
Developing Plan For a Harmless Appendix Operation
MARBURG Jugoslavia Oct 14 Dr W Pfannenstiel notified the National Medical Association he isolated and cultivated a bacteria linked to the phet omaron of the appendix in appendicitis. He says the culture kills mice with induced appendicitis, while serum produced to infl ammmation cures mice, and hopes the serum will modify human appendicitis and allow a harmless operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marburg
Jugoslavia
W. Pfannenstiel
National Medical Association
Pfannenstiel
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Taylor Larrick
Leesburg
Dairy Head
Lease Recorded
Grace Church
MR. Smith
Warrenton Hunt
Elizabeth W. Converse
REDS
Labor Hall
Boston Street
Missouri
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