Saunders and Harrison Defend Democracy in Winchester Address
Virginia Attorney General John R. Saunders spoke to about 300 voters in Winchester, defending democracy and criticizing opponents over Prohibition and the Eighteenth Amendment. Judge T W Harrison introduced Saunders, then mocked rival candidates while praising Saunders and spotlighting farm relief issues and Catholic Church referenced in debates.
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Winchester
City Hall
John R. Saunders
Virginia
Colonel Saunders
Russell Cather
Frederick County
Democratic Campaign Committee
United States
Thomas B. Gore
Oklahoma
Carter Glass
Harry F. Byrd
Cather
T. W. Harrison
Saunders
Harrison
Congress
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
New Yok
Fulton
Albany
New York
Union
Christ
Christopher Columbus
Aml Marquis laFayette
Rochambeau
Beauregard
Manassas
Longstreet
France
Tammany Hall
Tammany Society
Tammany
Republi
Thomas W. Harrison
J. A. Garber
Rockingham County
John Paul
Garber
H. B. McCormac
McCormac
Paul
Massachusetts
Handley Seniors Organize for Year and Yearbook
Handley High School seniors form an active class with John Fisher as president and Margaret Richards as vice president. They plan to publish The Handlian, aim for top state prizes, and pledge strong support for athletics including a game against St Johns Academy at Handley field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fisher
Margaret Richards
Caroline Bahlman
Louise Glass
Carl Campbell
Miss Robinson
Legge
Joe Freed
Handiian
Raymond Kerlin
Marguerite Smithey
Rosalie Nelson
Frances Preffitt
Mary Cather
Marie Fries
James March
John Woods
Thornton Bryarly
Jenwood Fultz
Stanley Clevenger
Lawrence Shank
St. John's Academy
Handley Field
Prizes Offered for Guessing Weight of Giant Pumpkins
Two enormous pumpkins on display at G Reginald Haines at 15 East Cork Street draw visitors. Raised by Thomas Steele on the Thomas Spates farm in Briggs Clarke county, they spark a contest with prizes of 5, 3, and 2 dollars for the closest weight guesses.
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G. Reginald Haines
East
Cork Street
Thomas Steele
Thomas Spates
Briggs
Clarke County
Reasonable Charges at Winchester Steam Laundry
Brief ad notes affordable rates at the Winchester Steam Laundry with contact by phone 28. Pedrethey is listed as a keyword or reference.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Pedrethey
Southern Intellectuals Back Smith in Presidential Campaign
Four prominent North Carolinian writers join nationwide support for Governor Alfred I. Smith. William Polk of Warrenton, W. O. Saunders of Elizabeth City, Nell Battle Lewis of Raleigh, and Mary Badger Wilson are cited as influential backers. Polk praises Smith’s independence from wealth influence and denounces papal power, noting Tammany links.
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New York
South
Alfred I. Smith
William Polk
Warrenton
Polk
W. O. Saunders
Elizabeth City
Nell Battle Lewis
Raleigh
H. L. Mencken
Mary Badger
Protest Over Fees at Winchester Flying Field Sparks Legal Row
Prosecuting Attorney James P. Reardon warned Mayor F. F. A. Shryock and Chief M. A. Doran about a new Sunday attraction at the flying field south of Winchester. Parachute drops and plane rides drew protests from tourists and questions of licensing. Officials say no state or city law taxes passengers, while field owners deny admission charges beyond 25 cents for parking. Probes into Sunday observance laws may lead to court action.
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James P. Reardon
FF. A. Shryock
M. A. Doran
Winchester
Flying Field Company
Reardon
James M. Hayes
Winchester- Washington Pike
Sherii Pannett
Public Speaking by Democrats in Frederick Co
Announcement lists Democratic public speaking meetings in Frederick County with dates from October 24 to November 2. Speakers include W. W. Glass, B. P. Harrison, J. E. Helsley, Capt. Frank Wray, T. Russell Cather, Leslie D. Kline, M. M. Lynch, R. S Wright, R. Gray Williams. Locations are School House Dolan's White Hall Armel Mount Williams Brucetown Opequon Gore Middletown.
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Dolan’s
W. Glass
B. P. Harrison
J. E. Helsley
White Hall
Frank Wray
T. Russell Cather
Armel
T. R. Cather
Mount Williams
Leslie D. Kline
Brucetown
M. Lynch
Capt
Opequon
L. D. Kline
Gore
Senator R. S Wright
Middletown
R. Gray Williams
Democratic campaign literature at 39 E Water Street
All persons interested in the Democratic cause can call at No 39 E Water Street Democratic Headquarters to obtain literature buttons photographs and automobile tags at any time Mrs Holt and Miss Cooper will be there. Political advertisement from DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
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E. Water Street
Democratic
Holt
Cooper
1926 Closed Cab Ford Truck For Heavy Hauling
Motor truck with stake body and starter offered by Hughes Motor Co. In first class mechanical shape and ready for heavy hauling. Price very low. Address 21 23 1p.
County election officials named for November 6
Frederick county electoral board lists judges and clerks for all precincts for the election on Tuesday November 6. The roll includes Stonewall Neffstown Brucetown White Hall Albin Gainesboro Opequon Middletown Newown Canterbury Old Forge Armel Shawnee Greenwood Carper’s Valley Dry Run Russell’s Gore and Lamp precincts with three judges and two clerks per site.
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Electoral Board of
Frederick County
Stonewall
Neffstown
Hunter Stine
Clark Hardesty
R. B. Chamberlain
J. C. Sherman
L. F. Dorsey
Brucetown
W. W. Jobe
W. B. Timberlake
J. John Jolliffe
Leslie Ramey
C. T. Adams
J. W. MclIlwee
Baker's Mill
R. L. Smith
Fred A. Whitacre
John Daily
R. G. Braithwaite
George Peacemaker
Dolans
T. J. Brannon
I. D. Shade
Camillus Baker
Elmer Patterson
M. J. Pease
Yeakley
F. W. Pingley
Arthur Cather
Claude Carper
John Harper
Ashton
Philip Shade
Orson Whitacre
F. G. DeHaven
Robert Shade
J. H. Luttrell
Opequon
Middletown
Walter Fishpan
Earl Kline
Wm. Richard
Robert Campbell
Gordon Keith
NeWown
George Sampell
E. A. Gordon
W. S. Cooke
R. M. Lemley
Fred Lemley
Canterbury
Russell Neville
C. H. Hall
Silas Grim
I. N. Painter
John Bray
Old Forge
Harry Clagett
Hunter Shanholtz
C. C. Bauserman
Wm. E. Headley
Philip Tevalt
Armel Precinct
FB. H. White
J. W. Newcome
Arthur R. Armel
R. L. Petrie
W. L. Armel
Dry Run
John Y. Himelright
Wm. Renner
I. S. McIlwee
Roy Hershman
Brill
Russell's
T. §. Cooper
Isaac B. Frye
EB. U. Richard
C. M. Rosenberger
Ha White
Gore
W. J. Muse
J. W. Parrish
N. K. Larrick
A. D. Davis
T. F. Morrison
Lamp
Smoke
H. A. Snapp
T. W. H. Lamp
B. F. White
Harry Lamp
Robert L Fansler Funeral To Be Thursday
Funeral services for Master Robert Le Roy Fansler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fansler, will be held from his grandmother Mrs. W. O. Zinns home at 448 North Braddock street at 0.30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. The Rev Dr L Flick Inger of Centenary Reformed Church will conduct. Pallbearers are Harry Copenhaver Edward Kremer T Russell Cather and Garland RR Quarles.
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Robert LeRoy Fansler
Arthur Fansler
W. O. Zinn
North Braddock Street
Mount Hebron Cemetery
L. Flick Inger
Centenary Reformed Church
Harry Copenhaver
Edward Kremer
T. Russell Cather
Garland
Quarles
No Dance This Week at Hogue Creek Dance Hall
Community bulletin shows no dance event scheduled at Hogue Creek Dance Hall this week. Patrons are advised to check local listings for upcoming Saturday night entertainment and any changes to the hall’s calendar.
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Hogue Creek Dance Hall
Governor Smith Heads to Boston on Campaign Train
Gov. Alfred E. Smith leaves Albany on a special train at 10.17 am for Boston with stops in Springfield and Worcester, expected in Massachusetts capital by 3.50 pm. He waves to the crowd as he boards, wearing a gray ulster and brown derby. Also, Frederic C. Howe confirms Senator George W. Norris will back Smith with a national radio hookup at 8 pm central time.
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Associated Press
Albany
N.Y
Alfred E. Smith
Boston
Springfield
Worcester
Massachusetts
Smith
John A. Warner
Norris
New York
Frederic C. Howe
Progressive League
Alfred B. Smith
Omaha
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Howe
Prisoners Consume Confiscated Liquor in Fairfax Jail
Twenty eight inmates of Fairfax County jail in Virginia tunneled through a wall to reach a confiscated liquor cache stored as evidence against rum runners. They drank heavily before being discovered by Sheriff EppaPy Kirby, thwarting an escape attempt as investigators found the hole.
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Fairfax
Eppa Py Kirby
Mrs Schenck Not Paid For Knocker
The Star reports on an ancient brass door knocker bought by Scott Rush from a house owner at Stephens City for 5 dollars. Mrs. Schenck, co owner, says Rush never paid her and that if payment occurred it went to Mrs. Golliday who lives in the house. The article claims Schenck received the money, which she denies.
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the Star
Scott Rush
Stephens City
Schenck
Rev Diehl to Lead Presbyterian Service Tonight
The Presbyterian Church on South Loudoun Street will host a prayer meeting at 7:30 pm led by the Rev P R Diehl. Pastor Rev Dr F YT McFaden attends the Grand Commandery event in Danville where he delivers the address. A lost Longine gold wrist watch engraved G H Hummel was reported from the Geo Washington Hotel wash room between 7 and 9 pm Oct 23 with a reward offered.
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Presbyterian Church
South Loudoun Street
P. R. Diehl
F. YT. MecFaden
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
Virginia
Danville
Tha
Geo. Washington
G. H. Hummel
Star Office
Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom Urged for All Americans
President Edwin A. Alderman of the University of Virginia and vice chairman of the College League for Alfred E. Smith calls for every American to read the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom. He praises its historical role and urges republication for nationwide readership. Continued on Page Two.
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New York
Virginia
Edwin A. Alderman
University of Virginia
College League
Alfred E. Smith
Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Alderman
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
University of
Fire destroys McDonogh School main building and dorms
A fire at McDonogh School near Baltimore destroys the main building and dormitory wings, valued at over 700000 dollars. Seventy five percent of students and staff evacuated safely after early morning alarm, with rescue teams aided by local homes providing meals and milk.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
McDonogh School
Baltimore County
Pikesville
Baltimore County Department
Baltimore City Department
Red Cross Seeks Good Home For Lovely Little Girl
Local Red Cross chapter seeks a suitable moral home for an eight year old girl who lost a parent. Described as pretty and winsome with light hair blue eyes and sweet disposition she is well advanced in school and comes from excellent parentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Red Cross
Graf Zeppelin and Los Angeles Prepare Tonight
Graf Zeppelin headed for the middle tonight with navigator Hans Von Schiller saying wind drops by six. The air liner will fly over Chicago and will not land at Scott Field Illinois. The Los Angeles will join in a training flight after the Zeppelin.
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Associated Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Hans von Schiller
Graf Zeppelin
von Schiller
Chicago
Scott Field
Ilinois
Naval Air Star
Los Angeles
Tucker Seeks East to West Nonstop Record
Tucker plans a 3 PM takeoff from Garden City in the Yankee Doodle to break the east to west nonstop flight record weather permitting. Weather bureau reports excellent conditions. The item also notes a local social detour and a grocery promotion line in the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Garden City
N. Y
Larry Tucker
California
New York
Weather Bureau
Getzendanners and Riley’s sale at Charles Town
Fresh cattle and hogs advertised for sale at Charles Town West Virginia on Thursday October 25 featuring good fresh cows heifers steers butcher cattle and shoats. The listing notes Getzendanners and Rileys as the selling parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getzendanners’ & Riley’n Sale
Charles Town
W. Va
Miss Hagecorn Opens Danish Class at George Washington Hotel
Miss Hagecorn announces a Danish language class at the George Washington Hotel opening Friday October 26. The event is listed in local society notices with details on time and venue for interested residents.
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George Washington Hotel
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Him
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Coolidge
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Son
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Rome
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Frederick Co
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Shawnee District
Kernstown
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Carson Keyser
Rosser Campbell
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W. Q. Tiddler
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J. A. R. Snapp
C. T. Fawcett
H. T. Snapp
J. W. Richard
Carper's Valley
J. S. Carper
J. O. Boyer
R. B. Golightly
Wm. Carpenter
A. Brown
Back Creek District
Robert L. Fansler
Governor Smith
New
Senator Norris
Diehl
Henning
Mdonogh School
Red Cross
Tucker
Luther Welsh
G. W. B. Castleman
Wadesville
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Boonsboro
Davis Grocery
Herbert Hoover Club
Market
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