Manchurian Crisis Deepens as Nations Push for Withdrawal
Amid the Sino Japanese dispute, Briand calls for immediate Japanese troop evacuation from Manchuria before the next council meeting. Tokyo says Chinese demands are unacceptable while Briand proposes a November 16 deadline and a neutral commission to assess activity. fighting continues near Tiehling as Geneva debates June.
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Minerakia
League
Aristide Briand
League Council
Manchuria
Secretay Castle
State Department
Washington
Tokyo
China
League of Nations Council
Frank W. Lee
Nanking
League of Nations
Geneva
Japan
Associated Press
Mukden
Tiehling
United States
State Castle
Stimson
Debuchi
Orient
New York
Inouye
Beets Trade for Moonshine Ends in Arrest for Shenandoah Butcher
H C Rosenberger of Shenandoah county Virginia butchered a steer and traded beef for moonshine. Prohibition agents later found a half gallon in his car. He pleaded guilty to illegal possession, fined 50 dollars and costs, and received 30 days jail with sentence suspended for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Rosenberger
Shenandoah County
Rosenberger
Cedar Creek
Valley Pike
Prohibition
Butcher
Winchester
Frederick County
Tavenner
Mr. Rosenberger
Portsmouth Garden Club to Host Virginia Board Meeting
The West Park Garden Club of Portsmouth will host the Garden Club of Virginia board of governors in Portsmouth for two days. Attendees include state officers and club presidents with events such as flying exhibitions at the naval air station and a tour of the U S S Idaho. An open forum at the Country Club will open the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assoriated
Portsmouth
West Park Garden Club
Board of Governors
Garden Club of Virginia
West Park Club
Naval Air Station
U. S. S. Idaho
Navy Yard
Country Club
A. H. Watson
Baltimore
Vernon A. Brooks
Leslie H. Gray
Orange
Garden Club of
Virginia
Elks'ome
Cold Storage Space Available In Winchester Seeking Tenants
Cold storage space offered by Winchester Cold Storage Co managed by Wm. Beverley. Prompt acceptance available with reasonable rates and good service. Apply at once. Dated October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Cold Storage Co
Wm. Beverley
Noted Johns Hopkins obstetrician Dr John W Williams dies
Dr John Whitridge Williams former dean of Johns Hopkins Medical School and obstetrician in chief at Johns Hopkins Hospital for thirty years died after a short illness at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He was born in Baltimore in 1866 and his funeral will be private at his home. He wrote a leading obstetrics text through six editions and held degrees from Johns Hopkins University Maryland and several European universities. He is survived by his widow and daughters Margaretta Wood Cushing Bridgman and Anne Niles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitridge Williams
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Williams
Philip C. Williams
Winchester
John J. Williams
T. Clayton Williams
Philip Williams
R. Gray Williams
Margaretta Stewart Brown
Stewart Bell
Margaretta W. Wood
Cushing Bridgman
Anne W. Niles
Baltimore
East Chase Street
Dr. Williams
Mary Whitridge Williams
Johns Hopkins
University of Maryland
Berlin
Vienna
Leipzig
Prague
Paris
Heidelberg
Annefield Cup race at Annefield Meet crowns Bulgold winner
Five hundred turf enthusiasts witnessed Bulgold the chestnut gelding from H. R. Bishop New York win the tenth Annefield Cup after Skipper Grey was disqualified for a missed jump. The 32 mile brush course saw Drummer Boy fall and Skipper Grey finish with a mounted rider. Leith Horse wins Kentmere Plate with Major Johnson leading a field of three.
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Boyce
Virginia
Bulgold
Middleburg
H. R. Bishop
New York
Annefield
William Bell Watkins
Here
Skipper Grey
David Patterson
Keswick
Skipper Gray
Drummer Boy
Thomas H. Sommerville
Montpelier Stables
J. George
Ivesburg
Brush Course
Leith
Louis C. Leith
Major Johnson
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Clarke County
Good Story
Worthington Valley
Prince
Henry W. 4
Brush
Fairy Girl
William T. du Pont Jr
Foxcatcher Farms
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Aged man injured in pear orchard fall near Albin
Charles Lupton, 60, living on Mrs. Mary Janney’s farm near Albin, suffered a compound fracture of his right leg while pear picking. Rescued by neighbor Bageant, treated by Dr. Dutton, rushed to Memorial Hospital. Amputation considered but not performed. prior left leg injury raises concern over long term mobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lupton
Memorial Hospital
Mary Janney
Albin
Lupton
Mr. Lupton
Clara Bow Sparks Palace Hit No Limit at Show
A. Hit Clara Bow dazzles at the Palace Theatre last night in No Limit. See or phone H. B. Watson Co. Winchester Virginia for guaranteed advance on 21-4 to 23-4. Framing and booking details included in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bow
Palace Theatre
H. B. Watson Co
Winchester
Akron Giant Dirigible Completes Ocean to Home Trip
The navy airship Akron, largest in the world, landed at Lakehurst New Jersey after an eight hour 25 minute flight from Akron. The 800 foot hangar dwarfed the Los Angeles sister ship while 75 crew members helped berth the monster. Dr Hugo Eckener watched the arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakehurst
N. J
Akron
Los Angeles
Hugo Eckener
Head elected BSA president succeeds Schiff in New York
Walter W. Head of Chicago banker status elected president of the Boy Scouts of America to replace Mortimer L. Schiff who died June 4 in New York. The report also notes casting details for the play Street Scene with Buster Collier and Sylvia Sidney in Jewish and Irish roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Walter W. Head
Chicago
Boy Scouts of America
Mortimer L. Schiff
Buster Collier
Sylvia Sidney
Duty of Laymen Emphasized by Rev Skinner at First Baptist
The sermon series at First Baptist Church features Rev Dr T Clagett Skinner of Lynchburg urging lay participation. Services moved to 7 45 p m nightly with Floyd Haines leading song as attendance grows. Skinner says the ministry of the pew unites pulpit leadership with member action to curb social ills and boost efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Floyd Haines
Pew
T. Clagett Skinner
Lynchburg
Baptist General Association of Virginia
Laval arrives in New York amid grand ovation before Hoover talks
Premier Pierre Laval lands in New York to meet President Hoover aboard a special Pennsylvania Railroad train. Thousands cheer as Fort Jay guns, Battery Park crowds, and a Liberty Statue view mark the welcome. Laval plans talks on disarmament, economic recovery, and Franco American cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Pierre Laval
France
Hoover
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Battery Park
Fort Jay
Pernants
City Hall
Plaeues
M. Laval
United States
Wanted Stayman Apples by Crate for Fred L. Glaize
Help is sought for Stayman apples by crate in clean condition with at least 25 percent good color. Contact Fred L. Glaize with offers or inquiries. The notice specifies a procurement need and location tied to the individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stayman
Fred L. Glaize
Bulk Apples Wanted by Independent Fruit Co
Independent Fruit Co seeks bulk apples of all varieties at the Geo Washington Hotel Blog location. Contact IPhone 636 for inquiries and pricing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Fruit CO
Geo. Washington
Banker's Death After Collision Near Muirkirk
Harrison Nesbit 55, a Warrenton banker, dies from skull fractures after a crash with a parked truck on Washington Boulevard. His 18 year old daughter Nancy Elizabeth Nesbit is seriously injured and unconscious. Magistrate H M Scott declines coroner's jury. Nesbit formerly led Peoples National Bank of Warrenton. Funeral set for Warrenton with Pittsburgh Express noting Bank of Pittsburgh carries one million.
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Harrison Nesbit
Pittsburgh
H. M. Scott
Laurel
Nancy Elizabeth Nesbit
Muirkirk
Washington Boulevard
Miss Nesbit
Bryan P. Warren
Casualty Hospital
Washington
Nesbit
John Pfeiffer
Warrenton Bank
Peoples National Bank of
Warrenton
Fauquier County
Virginia
Alwington
Chest Clinic Set for Tomorrow at District Nurse Rooms
A free chest clinic sponsored by the District Nurse Association will be held tomorrow in the association rooms near the Court House from 9 30 a m to noon and 2 to 4 p m Dr C W Scott of the Virginia State Board of Health will supervise the exam Everyone suspecting even slight tuberculosis symptoms is invited to attend The event excludes children under 14 and old positive cases unless written physician request is made.
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District Nurse Association
Court House
C. W. Scott
Virginia State Board of Health
Autos Radios And Cigarettes May Be Taxed
The government weighs a selective sales tax to raise revenue while avoiding food rent fuel and other necessities. Experts study items to tax including matches automobiles radios and possibly cigarettes, with manufacturers absorbing much of the burden. Automobiles were taxed before being eliminated in the 1926 revenue act over Secretary Mellon's opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Mellon
Achievements of Rural Groups Highlighted in County Program
Miss Maude E. Wallace, State Home Agent, to speak at a Frede rick County event in Winchester Chapel of Christ Church on October 31. The program combines 4-H clubs and home demonstration groups with a morning session of award presentations and a 1:45 p.m. home demonstration program featuring reports, music, and a talk on homemakers' responsibility.
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Frederick County
Chapel of Christ Church
Winchester
Robert B. Nel
Margaret Larrick
Farrar
Frederick
Stunt
North Frederick
Maude E Wallace
Winchester Boy Named Among UVA Honor Certificate Recipients
Robert Burwell Nelson Jr of Winchester is among 43 third year UVA college students awarded certificates of intermediate honors by Dean James M Page. The status allows leniency in absences if grades stay above 75. UVA total registration reaches 2523, with 1219 from Virginia counties, 1280 from other states, and 24 from 13 foreign countries. 113 are women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burwell Nelson, Jr
Winchester
R. B. Nelson
University of Virginia
James M. Page
John Lloyd Newcomb
Virginia
Liee
Stuents
Apples for winter supply at Massey Orchard
Readable ad notes C G Massey orchard one mile south of White Post Virginia offering apples at 25 cents per bushel and 60 cents per barrel during the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G Massey
White Post
Apple Harvest Advances Despite Delays
Apple growers in Shenandoah and Potomac districts report a rising harvest with Stayman at 85 80 cents per tub and Y at 65 to 75 cents. Prices may firm as shortages keep U S No 1 quality scarce while storages remain only partly filled. Virginia harvest concludes late week with market easing as speculators and buyers shift control from growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah-Oum d-Potomac
U. S
Virginia
Mart Evening Journal
Martinsburg
Mr. Riley Elected Sophomore Class President at MCV
C L Riley of Winchester has been chosen president of the Medical College of Virginia sophomore class in Richmond. The article notes the strong class organization and lists officers and representatives including G H Quillen Roda VA secretary treasurer R S Montgomery South Hill Esther Handcock Newport News R M Mulligan Uniontown W V W R Hutchinson Boomer W Va C I Butts Jr Matoaka and J D Baker Cleveland VA as part of the student leadership team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Riley
Winchester
Sophmore
School of
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Riley
G. H. Quillen
Roda
R. S. Montgomery
South Hill
Esther Handcock
Newport News
Skull and Bones
R. M. Mulligan
Uniontown
W. R. Hutchinson
Boomer
W. Va
C. I. Butts, Jr
Matoaka
J. D. Baker
Cleveland
Tommy Parlett To Serve Six Months On County Roads
S. Thomas Parlett of Winchester a truck driver on trial in Martinsburg West Virginia circuit court yesterday pleaded not guilty to striking and killing Joseph Armel of Darkesville while intoxicated but guilty of involuntary manslaughter. He received six months in the county jail and work on the county roads.
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S. Thomas Parlett
Winchester
Martinsburg
West Va
Joseph Armel
Darkesville
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Mrs. Watkins
Giant Dirigible
Johome
Graf Zeppelin
The
Walter Head
Skinner
Laval
U.S
Laurel, Md
Warrenton Banker
Apple Harvest
Mr. Riley
Tommy Parlett
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