Palace Theatre screens Buffalo Bill Jr and Guilty Hands
The Palace Theatre presents The Cheyenne Kid with a scene showing an innocent survivor in the Indian legend of two accused. Also opening Monday is Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Guilty Hands starring Lionel Barrymore with a banquet scene where champagne goblets are smashed as a royal toast.
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van Dyke
Bayard Veiller
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Lionel Barrymore
Theatres Advance and Review Winchester Showings
The Winchester motion picture houses announce future and current bookings with previews and reviews. Patrons learn which films are premiering and which already playing, along with showtimes and venue details.
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Motion Picture Houses
Winchester
Road To Reno heads Capitol Theatre bill today
Warner Bros. Cap itol presents Road To Reno as the day only feature at the Capitol Theatre. The play stars Lilyan Tashman and Irving Pichel conveying an anti divorce message amid colorful drama. Susan Lenox opens Monday for a two day run with Greta Garbo connected to the production and a police dog subplot noted. Robert Leonard directs Clark Gable opposite Garbo in this Metro Goldwyn Mayer release.
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Reno
Capitol Theatre
Lilyan Tashman
Irving Pichel
Susan Lenox
Major
Greta Garbo
Rige
Gar- Robert
Leonard
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Clark Gable
Reckless Rider at Colonial Theatre Promises Wild West Drama
The Colonial Theatre screens The Reckless Rider a rugged tale of Tex Wilkins United States Marshal who cleans up Cottonwood transforming a cowtown into a law abiding community. Expect thrilling fights reckless rides perilous escapes and a strong love story on the screen.
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Colonial Theatre
Wild Bill Hickok
Chris Maden
Ed. Nix
Bat Masterson
Bill Tilgham
Tex Wilkins
United States
America
Egg white as glue for small wood pieces in crafts
A note extols the adhesive power of egg white as a glue for small wood pieces and other craft uses, praising its strong bonding and versatility in household projects.
Rainfall records show 1931 months and 1930 totals
The report lists precipitation for January through October with daily and monthly figures. It compares 1931 rainfall over the period with the 11 year averages, noting 1931 totals for months and the year to date. It also provides the past 24 hours precipitation ending at 8 a.m. today.
Halloween pranks cited in national casualty reports
The October 31 1930 recap notes Hallo ween pranks causing casualties nationwide. Winchester Girl Scouts held a Court of Award with Mrs B M Roszel presenting awards. Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor social was organized with Eva Chrismore Floyd Haines and John Taylor on the committee. Rev Norris A Lineweaver to preach at Market Street Methodist Church on The Way of the Kingdom. Five years earlier Virginia common carriers were taxed about 750000 dollars.
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Hallowe’en
United States
Winchester Girl Scouts
B. M. Roszel
Christian Endeavor Society of Presbyterian Church
Eva Chrismore
Floyd Haines
John Taylor
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Winchester match records and school league results
Game Warden F W Pingley hit 125 targets straight at a recent Winchester match. The girls team won 54 to 12 while the boys lost 21 to 29. Miss Louiswaite spoke to Bryarly School Community League on Western Travels. Virginia gas tax revenue rose to 630840.08 in the past month.
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Louiswaite
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Virginia
Fifteen Years Ago October 31 1916 Headlines
The German submarine Deutschland made its second voyage to the United States for mercantile business. Opponents of Wilson’s re election react to his European War stance. Prohibition warns that more than a quart of whiskey in homes will be unlawful after today. A valley farmer loses 700 bushels of wheat to a barn fire. Wheat sale price stands at 1.83 per bushel. One hundred fifty thousand barrels of apples shipped from Virginia and nearby West Virginia last week.
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United States
Wilson
Virginia
West Virginia
Cal in a Literary Class by Himself Provokes Pay Debate
The Weston Leader notes Cal stands alone as a writer who cannot be paid for declaring he is not a Presidential candidate. The remark frames a satire on authorial pay and political candidacy claims.
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Weston
Seven Escape Death In House Fire At Tydings on the Bay
Fire roared through a lower floor at the home of Harry Nichols, a Baltimore contractor, in Tydings on the Bay near St Margarets. An improvised ladder helped two escape from an upper story room while five family members fled through smoke, leaving two others to climb down the ladder and reach safety as the house was nearly destroyed.
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St. Margarets
Harry Nichols
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Baltimore
Tennessee Fails To Pay October Salaries Statewide
Hundreds of state workers including the governor and Supreme Court justices did not receive October pay as Tennessee’s treasury faced a shortage. The Associated Press reports the delay impacts thousands of employees across government agencies.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Revenue outlook cited uncertain payroll funds
Comptroller Wallace warned that early November revenue might cover the $250,000 payroll for the past month, but this was only a hopeful possibility, not a certainty.
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Wallace
Big Fund To Aid Refrigerator Sales Boosts 1931 Ads
John S. Miller and Company of General Electric refrigerator dealers announce a national campaign by the Electric Refrigeration Bureau to push one million electric refrigerators in 1931. Newspapers will carry big spending ads as Christmas purchases spur demand amid mixed economic conditions.
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John 8. Miller
General Electrics
Johns. Miller and Company
Handicapped quote on time and eternity by Carlyle
The quotation asserts that without a vision of eternity one cannot grasp time truly. It frames time as bounded by eternal perspective and urges reflection on enduring meaning.
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Bank Robbers Caught In South Spending Loot
Baltimore county authorities moved to speed trial of two escaped prisoners held for robbing the White Hall Bank. William Gambrill and Frank Campbell were captured in Birmingham after spending large bank notes at stores. Police recovered 3500 dollars. other funds were said spent.
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Towson
Baltimore County
Birmingham
Ala
White Hall
Kelly
Thomas Callahan
Talbot County
Deer Creek Woods
William Gambrill
Frank Campbell
Crme
Cambrill
Campbell
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