Wall Street Opens as Selling Frenzy Subdues
New York governors postpone opening to noon and close the Exchange for two days to rest overworked staff. Traders note a subsiding selling frenzy with prices rising on many leading issues and heavy initial turnover as market stabilizes.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Stock. Clearing. Corporation
Exchange
New York Exchange
United States Steel Common
Acces
Moar
Petas
Pittsburgh
People’s State Bank
McKees Roche
State Banking Department
Stephen Sembrot
Sembrot
Sidney Moffett dies suddenly at Mount Jackson Va
Sidney Allen Moffett age 76 long prominent Shenandoah county traveling salesman for agricultural implements died at his Mount Jackson home at 2 30 pm after a midnight attack of acute indigestion. He spent 45 years on the road with American Seeding Machine Co. and lived in Shenandoah county. Funeral Friday at Mount Jackson Lutheran Church with Masonic burial at St Matthews Cemetery New Market.
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Mount Jackson
Sidney Allen Moffett
Virginia
Shenandoah County
Mouffett
American Seeding Machine Company
Shenandoah
Mr. Moffett
Moffett
Manor’s Mill
B. P
Sallie Zirkle Moffett
Dr. Moffett
Harrisonburg
Oliva’ Koontz
Gorge Holtzman
Miss Ould
Martinsburg
Samuel Kirkle
Kansas
G. W. Hornshell
Florida
Mount Jackson Lutheran Church
St. Matthews Cemetery
New Market
Election Judges and Clerks Named by Electoral Board
The City Electoral Board announced the appointment of judges and clerks to conduct the election in Winchester on Tuesday November 5 for governor and other officers. Polls open at sunrise and close at sunset with sunrise 6.33 a.m. and sunset 4.54 p.m. at each polling place.
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City Electoral Board
Winchester
Sore
Felow
Reporters Who Ignored Jury Get 45 Day Sentences
Three Washington Times reporters were sentenced to 45 days each for refusing to disclose names and addresses of liquor buyers to the grand jury. Judge P Eyton Gordon said questions by the grand jury were proper and journalism ethics do not grant immunity.
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Associated Press
Washington
Washington Times
P. Eyton Gordon
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Grand Jury
For Sale Handley High School Uniform and Extra Trousers
For sale a Handley High School uniform in splendid condition with one extra pair of trousers. Contact R. T. Bryarly, JK at phone 386 W.
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Handley High School
Winchester Chamber Launches New 1929 Illustrated Booklet
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce distributes 10 000 copies of an 86 page booklet Winchester the Virginia Gateway to the Shenandoah Valley. Four color covers show an apple orchard and harvest apples. It emphasizes housing business and industrial location prospects.
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Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Virginia Gateway
Shenandoah Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Bell
Ray Robinson
Clinic For the Cripples Set for Saturday
A free clinic for crippled or deformed people will be held at the District Nurse Association office near the Court House on Saturday November 2. Dr Allen Voshell orthopedic surgeon from the University of Virginia Hospital will lead with nurses Josephine Arthur and Evelyn Dean assisting. Sessions begin 9 30 am last an hour and a half then resume 2 pm for another hour or two. Kiwanis and Rotary clubs of Winchester sponsor the event urging attendance especially by youths.
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District Nurse Association
Court House
Allen Voshell
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Josephine Arthur
Evelyn Dean
Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs of
Winchester
Little Stories of Real Life in Winchester
A desperate Winchester Red Cross officer helps a desperate father with a sick baby after the mother disappears. A temporary foster plan evolves into a permanent home, and the once frail child grows into a healthy youngster brought back to the office for visits, proving the effort was worthwhile.
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Winchester
Winchester Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Cross Roll Call Set For Thursday Evening
The local American Red Cross annual membership drive begins Thursday October 31 at 8 pm at the First Baptist Church. Chairman Mrs R T Barton urges workers to attend and bring others with them as James McClintock national officer will be present. Refreshments and information will be distributed.
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American Red Cross
R. T. Barton
Barton
Red Cross
First Baptist
James McClintock
Apple Growers Plan Nationwide Inspection Trip in June
Apple Growers of Shenandoah Cumberland District invited members to a June inspection trip to the Northwest Wenatchee Yakima Hood River orchards and a five day California tour including San Bernardino Pomona Watsonville Sacramento Los Angeles and other fruit regions. The plan features an all steel Pullman train with dining car meals berths and living quarters arranged by the Pennsylvania Railroad officials as part of a promotional first big band of eastern apple growers trip.
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Shenandoah-Cumberland
Great Northwest
Norhwest
Wenatchee
Yakiya
Hood River
California
Union
San Bernardino
Pomona
Watsonville
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Pacific Ocean
Seattle
Salt Lake
Rocky Mountains
Royal Gorge
Hanging Bridge
Glacier National Park
Montana
Dakotas
Middle West Country
Chicago
St. Louis
United States
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pastors Endorse Training School at Stephens City
The Frederick County Ministerial Association met at Kernstown and endorsed a Local Training School to be held at Stephens City the week of November 10. The group urged pastors to have their congregations participate and discussed rural pastoral work and ministry topics led by Rev. Guy M. Morrow. The November meeting will debate Is There Too Much Preaching. The next gathering is in Middletown at the Methodist parsonage.
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Frederick County
Anl
Kernstown
Stephens City
Guy M. Morrow
Methodist
Middletown
Democratic ballot instructions warn four governor candidates on ballot
The Democratic Committee urges voters to mark the ballot carefully for the upcoming election. Four governor candidates appear on the ballot, and three must be scratched to validate the vote for governor. Names to scratch include Brown Rowe Kafka. lieutenant governor and attorney general candidates are listed with corresponding scratches.
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William Moseley Brown
Wat Rowe
John J. Kafka
Callum B. Jones
Ches
C. Berkeley
Democratic Committee
Governor Byrd cites Brown support for short ballot in campaign
Norfolk Governor Harry F Byrd told a Norfolk audience he had been informed Dr William Moseley Brown anti Smith and Republican nominee for governor voted for the short ballot amendments last year and urged support in a Parent Teacher Association address Brown denied a clear yes or no on his vote but admitted he had voted as a regular Democrat The governor said the amendments were non-partisan and backed by many Republicans and opposed by many Democrats The amendments would appoint a number of state offices by the governor until 1932 with later legislature deciding the method of selection
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Harry F. Byrd
William Moseley Brown
John H. McClelland
Rockbridge County
Dr. Brown
Parent- Teacher Association
Natural Bridge
Rockbridge
McClelland
Suffolk
Alfred E. Smith
Bard
Robert Angell
Theodore Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Woodrow Wilson
William H. Taft
Charles K. Hughes
Tf Tammany Hall
Hughes
Roosevelt
Wilson
Root
Taft
Tammany Hall
Pollard
Anderson
Williamsburg
John Garland Pollard
Henry W. Anderson
Registered Jersey Cow Sale Near Kernstown Virginia
R S Jolliffe announces a Jersey cow sale near Kernstown Virginia on November 6 at 10 a m. J L and J W Jolliffe are the sellers. The sale is labeled Mére. &L0-30-Lp-31.
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R. S. Jolliffe
Kernstown
Chicken Halloween Supper at White Hall Schoolhouse
Come to a Chicken Hallowe en Supper at the White Hall Schoolhouse on Thursday evening October 31 at 6 30 p m Adults 50 cents children 25 cents Benefit the Ladies’ Mite Society.
Red Cross Mercy Across War and Peace
Emma Howard Wight extols the Red Cross as the Great Mother of Humanity. It serves body and soul, commands no distinctions in mercy, and embodies selfless sacrifice from war nurses to local fund drives. The piece urges generous donations to support Red Cross mercy locally.
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Emma Howard Wight
Red Cross
Ministry of the Red Cross
The
Mercy
Front Royal Fire Fighters Receive Modern Apparatus
Front Royal Virginia firefighters take delivery of a new 500 gallon per minute motorized pumper from American-LaFrance of Elmira New York. The 130 horsepower unit costs 6750 dollars and will be tested publicly with fire chiefs from Charlottesville and Strasburg as witnesses.
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Front Royal
Relief Fire Company
American-La © France Fire Engine Company
Elmira
N. Y
Amercian-La France
Friedehip Fire _Company
Charlottesville
Strasburg
Virginia
Winchester
Carroll Woodward
American LaFrance Company
Cecil Foreythe
Alaska art sales rise as paintings fetch $2962 in US
Alaska resilience shows through a month of modest art commerce with Richards Bros. and Shen. Val Bank Bldg named in the note. Purchasers in the United States bought paintings valued at 2962 dollars, illustrating limited yet measurable demand.
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Richards Bros
Shen
Val Bank Bldg
Alaska
United States
J S Haldeman Seeks Legislature Seat in District
Candidate Jairyman farmer and business man vows to support merit based laws and all constituents without party bias. He states he will represent the people of his district and commits to devoted public service.
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Jairyman
Baptists Gather for Virginia Convention Schedule
Official program announced for the hundred sixth annual Baptist General Association of Virginia meeting at First Baptist Church Washington and Piccadilly in November. Gov. Byrd to give welcome, Sen. Pollard to respond, and U. S. Senator George to speak on World Peace with sessions at Handley High School and evening programs focused on missions and denominational topics.
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Baptist General Assoc
Virginia
First Baptist Church
Washitton
Piccadilly Streets
Nber
Winchester
Vic
H."f.iliver
John Garland Pollard
Namsburg
United States
W. F.george
Georgia
Handley High School
J. B. Lawrence
W. V. Saveage
Gibson
F. W. Moore
H. R. Cagheton
A. E. Kernahan
Department of Missions
Tian Education
Ean
Southern Baptists
Rufus W. Weaver
Baptist Orphanage
Baptist Ministers’ Relief
Baptist Hospital
Baptis Foundation
C. G. Peare
Glee Club
T. B. Ray
John Lake
China
W. Lawy
Coumlisen
Marshall Frazer
Religious Herald
R. H. Pitt
Our State
Schoo
W. C. James
J. P. McGal
Relief Annuity Board
Wallace Setts
C. W. Daniels
A. BE. Kernahan
R. E. Alley
H. le Stewart
Jersey cows at R. Jolliffe sale on November 6
Registered jersey cows will be auctioned alongside horses hogs farm and feed at R Jolliffe sale. The event is scheduled for November 6 at 10 a.m. J T Jolliffe manager.
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Jersey
R. le Jol
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W. A. Rowe
Northumberland
Chseterfield
James H. Price
Richmond City
Calum B. Jones
Hanover
John R. Saunders
Middlesex
Chas. C. Berkeley
Newport News
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