Has Jack Murdered His Foster Father in Law
A tense scene unfolds as Jack confronts his foster father Winslow over Elsa Chase and a troubling inheritance. An inquest is announced for Kane’s death, prompting family tension, secrets, and questions about motive. The drama centers on Jack, Elsa, and Winslow within a Boston area household.
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Grove
Caase
Len
Winslow
Wealth Swope
Washington, D
Ma Wston
Low
Sas
Panto-Atricken
Kane
Elea
Thorne
An- Oman
Jack Winslow
Mitchell
Jack
Arnold Winslow
Julia
Metropolis Bank
Dad
Dr. Kane
Harvard
Boston
Oil Wells Drilling Totals Hit Record in 1929
In 1929 the United States drilled over 26 thousand oil wells with 15 500 producing oil 2 900 yielding gas and 7 600 dry holes. Natural gas production surpassed two trillion cubic feet distributed to consumers nationwide.
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United States
Mrs. Stewart O. Elting Retains Winchester Ladies Title
Mrs. Stewart O. Elting remains the Winchester Golf Club ladies champion after defeating Mrs. N Carpenter Jr. in the finals. Elting lost only three holes in 37, winning 23, with 11 halved, showing consistent form across four nine-hole rounds and a standout par save in the finals.
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Stewart O. Elting
Winchester Golf Club
Final Summons Quietly Falls on R P Page Veterans Leader
Final rites for R P Page, a Confederate veteran of Clarke County, were held at Christ Episcopal Church Millwood with Rev B D Chambers officiating and interment at Old Chapel Cemetery. Survivors include son Al Powel Page Jr and three daughters, eight grandchildren, with eight pallbearers and many honorary pallbearers listed.
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Yxray
Confederate Veterans
Mr. Page
United Confederate Veterans
Old Chapel Cemetery
Millwood
Berryville
Clarke County
Virginia
Page
al Powel Page, Jr
Autocar Company
Ardmore
Roland G. Mitchell
Tne Glen
Ewart Johnston
O'F. Randolph
Courtney B Jones
William H. Wilmer
Charles O. Dearmont
William P Meade
Everard K. Meade
Edward Lindsey
Jonn—T. Lindsey
Harry QO. Warden
Joseph Ae Moore
John 8
Hunter H. McGuire
H. Douglas
Fuller
Philip Williams
Col
Bryan Conrad
Archibald C. Randolph
New Face Powder Now the Fashion
The skin of youth lies in every box of new wonderful MELLA GLO Face Powder. The purest powder made its color is passed by the U. S. Government. No pastiness flakiness or irritation. A new French process makes it spread more smoothly and prevents large pores. No more shiny noses it stays on longer. Use LA Baker's Drug Store.
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U. S
Baker’s Drug Store
French Plane Coste Bellonte Fly Atlantic Toward New York
Coste and Bellonte in the aircraft The Question Mark left Paris for New York and were reported mid Atlantic, expected to reach New York by early evening. The voyage follows Lindbergh’s historic flight with the pair receiving wide French hopes and media coverage as other transatlantic efforts planned.
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Coste
New York
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Atlantic
le Bourget Field
Paris
Winchester
Bremen
Laut
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Fastnett
Ireland
Rochambeau
France
Errol Boyd
Montreal
England
World
Ted Lundgren
Roger Q. Williams
Roosevelt Field
Old Orchard Beach
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
le Bourget
Valentia
Bellonte
Heavy Labor Day Traffic Clogs Valley Pike
In Woodstock Virginia a heavy stream of traffic moved along the Lee Jackson highway from Winchester to Valley Caverns since noon Saturday and through today. Many tourists were caverns visitors with lodging and entertainment venues busy. No accidents were reported to Shenandoah County officers. Officials note travel could surpass last year due to regional events in Baltimore and Washington.
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Woodstock
Winchester
Valley Caverns
Golden Stream
Shenandoah County
American Legion
Baltimore
Washington
Arson squads formed across Oklahoma to curb fires
Oklahoma forms arson squads to curb incendiary fires as counties mobilize investigators. State officials aim to reduce blazes by coordinating crews, sharing intelligence, and increasing patrols to protect communities.
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Oklahoma
Seven Die In Virginiaweekend Accidents
Seven people died in Virginia over Labor Day weekend with four autos, two drownings, and one shooting in Roanoke. Victims included Joseph Vandahoeff of Louisa and Richard Morris and Harvey Glass of Richmond. Others injured were Evelyn Hankler and Mary Hankler of Louisa and Joseph Heplin.
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Richmond
Virginia
Roanoke
Joseph Vandahoeff
Louisa
Vandahoeff
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Evelyn Hankler
Mary Hankler
Joseph Heplin
Ashland
Richard Morris
Harvey L. Glass
Marshall Hoffman
Washington Highway
Vernon Barnes
London Bridge
Princess Anne County
Lynhaven Inlet
E. D. Lacy
Gloucester Point
A. L. Connor
Arthur Connor
Chatham
Halifax
Market Report from The Star Markets Section
Market items list priced feeds and dairy products with scattered OCR errors. Entries include flour, mixed feed, screenings, cracked corn, dairy feed, cottonseed, hogs, sheep, and creamery butter with unit prices and unclear notes. The readable data shows commodity prices and facility terms without a clear narrative.
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Beeson
Eee
ROGWE
Card of Thanks From Her Children
A brief notice thanks neighbors for support during a recent bereavement. The item is a damaged OCR fragment mentioning infantile paralysis prevalence in July and September per the state health department.
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State Department of Health
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AAA
LLD
Aals Rao Ene Renner Upsouelle
Natalie Sumner Lincoln
Mr. Glover
Ferguson
Elsa Chase
Elsa
D. Appleton & Co
Bott’s Boot Shoppe
North-Maly-Street
Elting
Nat. Carpenter
R. Powel
Valley Pike
Flit
Market Report
Star
Baltimore Wholesale
Emmert’s
Louisiana
Associated Press
United States Senate
Joseph E. Ransdell
Huey P. Long
Associated Presse
Angelo Bell
Mike
Miller Wilkinson
Princeton
Cleveland
Angelo
Steven Palacak
Clara
Pittsburgh
Moling & Cather
Water St
THE
Betty Shoppe
Bakertown
Tyson
T. P. Fishel and Co
E. Water St
Frigidaire
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