Bingham Denounces Critics On Senate Floor In Bitter Exchange
In a heated Senate session Senator Bingham Republican of Connecticut lashed out at critics over the tariff bill inquiry. Senator Blaine Wisconsin denied claims he used a Capitol policeman as a chauffeur and insisted he drove his own car over the mountains. The exchange grew into one of the most personal clashes in Senate history with Chair Caraway requesting order as the debate stretched into the session.
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Bingham
Senate
Upper Chamber
Blaine
Capitol
Washington
Connecticut
Charles L. Evanson
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Wisconsin
Caraway
Notables Listed for Speeches at Teacher's Meet
Richmond Virginia hosts the Virginia congress of parents and teachers November 27 to 29 with keynote speaker Rep Daniel A Reed of New York promoting the Reed Curtis plan for a federal department of education. Other speakers include Sara Graham Mulhall and Frances Hays plus Garry Cleveland Myers and Dr H J Eckenrode, with a Spanish themed convention page and local music groups.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Daniel A. Reed
New York
Reed-Curtis
Department of Education
Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers
Reed
New York State Excise Department
France
United States
Cornell
Pennsylvania State College
Cincinnati University
Sara Graham Mulhall
Pictorial Review
Miss Graham
England
New York State
New York City
Frances Hays
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Colored Parent Teachers Association of Virginia
Garry Cleveland Myers
Division of
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
H. J. Eckenrode
Virginia Department of Conseveration
Sabbath Glee Club
Grace Hudgins
A. C. Wright
Broad Street
White — Convention
Hotel Murphy
Woman Dies From Gun Wound In Baltimore
Mrs. Anna Palameiri lay dying in a Baltimore hospital from a gunshot to the abdomen after a quarrel with husband Alfred, whom police sought. The shooting occurred at her aunt’s home following a dispute over clothes charged to him, with the couple recently separated.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Anna Palameiri
Alfred
Christians and Congregationalists Vote for Merger
Announcement at First Christian Church says merger of the National Council of Congregational Churches and the General Convention of the Christian Church creates a single body with 1,800,000 members. Delegates in Piqua, Ohio approved the plan. the General Council will oversee shared functions while preserving each denomination’s practices.
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First Christian Church
National Council of Congregational Churches
General Convention of the
Christian Church
Piqua
Ohio
Thomas W. Mathews
R. L. Williamson
Roy A. Larrick
Mathews
Larrick
Associated Press
Detroit
General Council of
Congregational
General Council
Frank G. Coffin
Columbus
Fred B. Smith
White Plains
N.Y
Disciples of Christ
Handley Wins In Tight Battle At Charles Town
In Charles Town West Virginia Handley High School Winchester defeated Charles Town High School 7 to 0 Saturday. Handley's score came in the fourth quarter on a 25 yard run setup by a Sirbaugh pass to M Garber with Lucas crossing the line for the touchdown Fries added the extra point. The game was a hard fought contest with neither side scoring until late.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Handley High School
Winchester
Charles Town High School
Handley
Sirbaugh
M.garber
Lucas
Fries
Baby Born In Plane Over Miami
A daughter was born aboard a large cabin airplane circling 1 200 feet over Miami. The 7½ pound girl arrived 20 minutes after takeoff from the airport with Dr W A Haggard attending and two nurses. Parents are Dr and Mrs T W Evans.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
T. W. Bvanes
J. S. Haldeman for Legislature Pledges Service to All
The candidate J. S. Haldeman farmer dairyman and businessman pledges to support legislation for the state's and community's betterment and to represent constituents without party bias. He seeks to be the representative of all people in his district.
Banquet Honors Apple Harvest At Blue Ridge Orchard
Nearly a hundred leading apple growers and business men from Jefferson and Clarke counties gathered at Blue Ridge Orchard in Jefferson County for a harvest festival banquet. Guests included Harry Warden and J Ashby Sprint, with oysters flown in from Washington for the feast. The orchard, recently purchased by Warden and Sprint, showcases modern improvements and strong productivity.
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Clarke County
Jefferson County
W. Va
Harry W,. Warden
J. Ashby
Blue Ridge
Washington
Winchester
Messrs. Warden
Sprint
Logan-Shutt
Karolyi and Wife Granted U S Entry Visas
Secretary Stimson announced that Count and Countess Karolyi have been granted visas to enter the United States on a new application filed through the Paris consul. This reverses Kellogg era policy, as Karolyi who once led a socialist Hungarian government opposed to Regent Horthy was previously barred.
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Wahington
Stimson
Count
Countess Karolyi
United States
Paris
Kellogg
Coolidge
Karolyi
Horthy
Hungary
Mrs. Dellinger Dies at Middletown Home
Mrs. Margaret F. Dellinger widow of R P Dellinger died shortly after midnight at her Middletown home after a lingering illness. She was 55, a Frederick county native, survived by four brothers Gerald Henry James Jacob Walters and one sister Mrs William Steele, with no children. Funeral at 2 p m Wednesday at the house, Rev J B Hupman officiating, interment Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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Margaret F. Dellinger
R. P. Dellinger
Middletown
Jacob and
Elizabeth
Frederick County
Dellinger
Gerald
Henry
James
Jacob Walters
William Steele
J. B. Hupman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Trial of Murder Case Sent To Hagerstown Court
Frederick Maryland October 28 the circuit court granted a change of venue for the murder trial of Charles Lewis and Leslie Clarke. The case involving Deputy Sheriff Clyde Hauver was moved to the Washington County Circuit Court for the November 11 term in Hagerstown. Hauver was fatally wounded by a bullet during a liquor raid near a still in the Blue Blazes area of Catoctin Mountains near Thurmont on July 31.
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Associated Press
Frederick
Charles Lewis
Leslie Clarke
Clyde Hauver
Washington County
Hagerstown
Hauver
Catoctin Mountain
Thurmont
Bombings Hit Homes of Strike Breakers in New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS LA Oct 28 street car strikers violence flared as a street car and two homes were bombed by non union motormen. Both houses suffered heavy damage but the occupants were unharmed.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Prices drop for American bar rel apples at Liverpool auction
Prices on the Liverpool sale for American barreled apples were lower than last week while boxed apples held steady. Virginia Yorks and Winesaps saw moderate demand, with barrel prices ranging from about 5.60 to 8.52 per barrel and boxed apples from 3.47 to 4.14 per box for various grades.
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The
Star
Washington
Liverpool
Foreign Service
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
F. A. Motz
United States Department of Agriculture
Europe
Virginia Works
U. S
Virginia
Ben Davis
Montana
What Becomes Of Money Given To Red Cross
A county Red Cross worker explains how donations are used after a mother and three children were helped. The case shows the father’s death, the mother’s hardship, and the children’s recovery and eventual placement in suitable homes with medical attention and supportive care.
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Red Cross
Red
Two Jewish Diamond Smugglers Shot To Death
Moscow reports two prominent Jewish diamond merchants executed by firing squad for smuggling diamonds out of Soviet Russia. The men were alleged to have used Latvian legation officials to move diamonds and to have imported illicit rubles at reduced rates. In four days 63 executions were recorded for various alleged offences, mostly political.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Brown faces grilling at Suffolk rally over ballot stance
Dr. William Moseley Brown the coalition candidate for governor was met with a rowdy Suffolk audience as Democrats pressed him on ballot amendments voting and campaign finances. He refused to answer some questions saying he would not walk into a trap and noted unknowns about his mail ballot.
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Associated Press
Suffolk
William Moseley Brown
Coalition
Sufeee Ae
Jonathan C. Day
Richmond
Sam S. Stalling
Suffolk Democratic Committee
Dr. Brown
Commissioners of Fisheries
Brown
Day
Navy Day Delayed Airship Parade Hailed At Annapolis
High winds at Lakehurst nixed the Navy day airship parade and tarried the new all metal dirigible and the Los Angeles. At Annapolis midshipmen staged special dress parade as Navy day toasts Theodore Roosevelt and celebrates naval history.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
Naval Air Station
Navy Department
Annapolis
Baltimore
United States Naval Academy
Pacific Coast
Maryland
Naval Academy
John Paul Jones
Academy
Texas
United States
Charles Francis Adams
Hugh Rodman
Theodore Rosevelt
Aged Adams Brothers Die Eight Hours Apart in Berkeley Springs
James A. Adams 82 and Edward J. Adams 62 died within eight hours of each other in Berkeley Springs West Virginia on Saturday. James A. Adams served in the Fifteenth West Virginia Regiment and later prospected in the West and Klondike gold rush. Edward Adams worked as a sand mine laborer. They leave one sister and one brother. Edward is survived by a widow and six children.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
James A. Adams
Edward J. Adams
James Adams
Fifteenth
West Virginian
Klondike
Edward Adams
For Sale Buick Coupe in Excellent Condition
New Buick coupe with 1600 miles driven, price 1100 dollars. Falls Master tires guaranteed for 35000 miles. Executor of Asbury C. Swimley dec'd lists Shenandoah Valley Nationale Winchester Virginia as selling location and contact.
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Shenandoah Valley Nationale
Winchester
Asbury C. Swimley
Dec’d
Winchester Playgrounds Association Finance Report
The Winchester Playgrounds Association submits a season finance report listing subscribers and contributions from individuals and groups including Clifford D. Grim William G Hardy Robt Y Conrad Mrs Robt Conrad and Civic League among others with amounts noted such as ten dollars and fifty cents in some cases. Continued on page four.
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Winchester Playgrounds Association
Clifford D. Grim
William G. Hardy
Robt
Y. Conrad
Bobbie Conrad
Friends Hopewell Meeting
Girle Athletic Ass'n
L. M. Allen
Winchester Auto Sales Corp
Bryan Conrad
B. Nelson
W. Nelson Page
Nelson Richards
Hugh Clark
Grover Schlack
A. J. Novick
Claude Cammer
J. V. Arthur
Fanaier
C. F. Coffman
H. H. McGuire
Fred Glaize
C.tuart
Haldeman
F. T. McFaden
Emmert, Son & Co
Civic League
Service School Heads to Talk Over Differences
Major General William R. Smith of West Point and Rear Admiral Samuel S. Robinson of Annapolis will meet in Washington to discuss long standing football differences. Secretary Goode said talks do not imply a postseason game this year and West Point rules out any such contest.
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Associated Press
Washington
William R. Smith
West Point Military Academy
Samuel S. Robinson
Annapolis Naval Academy
Goode
West Point
Shenandoah Park Project Attacked in Virginia Rally
Virginia Conservation Commission Chairman William Carson rebutted Dr. William Moseley Brown’s charge that Shenandoah National Park is a fiasco He cited minimal park pledge use and noted legal steps underway in Warren County Circuit Court to condemn park land President Hoover praised the project at Madison Court House rally and summer camp site.
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William Moseley Brown
Coalit
Shenandoah
Ridge Mountains
William
Carson
Virginia Conservation Sion
Democratic Rally
John Garland Pollard
Dem
Mil
Congress
Interior
Hubert Work
Virginia
Brown
Park Movement
Vir
Optinia Conservation
Monee
Loni Ward
Philip Williams
Wilbur
Governent
Madigon Co
Hoover
Charge
C Son
Shenandoah Park
Madison Court House
Conservation and Development Commission
United States
Rapidan
Gray Williams To Speak For Ticket In Stephens City
Winchester lawyer and banker R Gray William will address voters of Stephens City and vicinity at 8 o clock Thursday evening October 31 It was announced by the Democratic campaign committee today It is expected the meeting will be very largely attended.
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R. Gray William
Winchester
Stephens City
Democratic Campaign Committee
Former German Chancellor Rudolph von Bülow Dies in Rome Villa
Bernard von Bülow, former German imperial chancellor, died at his Rome villa after a several day illness. The statesman, age 86, had been troubled by a heavy cold in recent days. Mrs. William C. Marshall of Marshall, Virginia, was noted in the report.
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Associated Press
Rome
Bernard VI Buelow
Local Auction For Personal Effects Offered By Owner
An individual advertises the sale of their entire personal effects at a reduced price. The buyer is asked to contact via phone and terms are to be arranged. The note includes a street name and a coded reference.
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Parkway Ensency Road
Apple Trees See Richards, Bros Shen Vi Bank Ride
Brief note references Richards Brothers Shen and a Vi Bank Ride on October 28 with a partial date and ledger fragment. No clear event details available beyond the names and a bank ride reference.
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Richards, Bros., Shen
Vi Bank
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R. Geesse Cather Sugar
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J. S. Haldeman
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U.S
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TALK
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Ticket
William C. Marshall
Ag Marshall
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