Father Sought After Son Found Dead Amid Conflicting Theories
Police sought William Henry Joseph Tubbs after the body of 10 year old William Duren Supee was found with wrists slashed and possible chemical poisoning. The mother admitted an alcohol incident and a medical examiner suggested accidental death, while authorities labeled Tubbs a murder suspect.
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Associated Press
New York
William Duren Supee
William Henry Joseph Tubbs
Flushing
Alchol
Man Admits Shot While Attempting Gas Theft
Luther Miller 28 of Hagerstown was shot while stealing gasoline from a tank owned by M. J. Grove Lime Company Frederick. Miller remained in serious condition at a local hospital. An accomplice fled after firing two shots at a watchman during the theft. the firm is rebuilding the Leitersburg Smithburg road.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Frederick
Luther Miller
Miller
The
Lime Company
Leitersburg
Smithburg
New Potomac Bridge Proposal Discussed by Officials
Officials here discussed opening a Potomac Bridge from Baltimore to Richmond. Governor Pollard of Virginia and Delegate George P. Lyon of Caroline held a conference just before a luncheon with Maryland and Virginia delegates to discuss using Reconstriction Finance Corporation funds for the bridge project linking the two states.
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Baltimore
Richmond
Pollard
Virginia
George P. Lyon
Caroline ~Ay
Maryland
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Potomac
States
Beagle Hound Mack Still Missing in Winchester
Nick Carson of Winchester reports his beagle hound Mack is still missing despite ads and inquiries. He will pay a $5 reward for the dog brought to the White Palace Restaurant and left with Charles Cleveland.
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Nick Carson
Winchester
Mr. Carson
White Palace
Charles Cleveland
Mack
Chicago Grain Closing Prices Report
Chicago grain futures close with Wheat at September 53, December 56.54, May 61. Corn September 30. December 32.3, May 37. Oats September 15. December 18.34, May 21.5. Rye September 32.53, December 35. May 40.42.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Verdict for Army Officer Death by Own Action
Annapolis Md Sept 9 Major Arthur B Owen 54 retired United States Marine Corps was found dead at his Greenock Maryland home An inquest judge said death resulted from a gunshot wound to the heart The widow reported two shots heard while she was downstairs Owen had been despondent over stock losses and the tough economic outlook.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Arthur B. Owen
United States Marine Corp
Greenock
Anne Arundel County
Thomas John Hall
Owen
Preacher Dr Glazebrook to Speak at Meade Memorial
Washington Episcopal minister Dr Glazebrook will occupy the pulpit at Meade Memorial Church White Post Clarke County Sunday at 11 o clock. Everyone is invited to attend the service.
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Glazebrook
Washington, D. C
Meade Memorial Church
White Post
Clarke County
Disciples of Christ hold services with pastor F B Sapp
The Disciples of Christ church invites visitors to Bible School at 10 a.m. led by Charles E. McVay. Rev. F B Sapp will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. with a cordial welcome to all.
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E. McVay
F. B. Sapp
Market recovers after initial declines in early trading
New York stock market regained ground as buyers returned after a brief dip. Copper prices remained heavy at first but selling faded and the market moved upward before mid day. Sterling rate was steady at 3.4834 and call money rose to 2 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Bishop Cannon Speaks at Brethren Conference Tonight
Bishop James Cannon Jr a prohibition leader of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will address the sixth annual Southeast regional Conference of the Church of the Brethren tonight at Bridgewater College Cole Hall Bridgewater. The address The Church and the Prohibition Crisis follows choral music at 730 prepared by Prof Nelson T Huffman. The Shenandoah Valley gathering includes about 500 delegates and visitors from six states and closes tomorrow at noon.
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James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Church of the Brethren
Bridgewater
Cole Hall
Bridgewater College
Nelson T. Huffman
Shenandoah Valley
Henderson Fears Armament Race
Newcastle England Sept 8 Arthur Henderson labor leader and Geneva Arms Conference president warned that Germanys withdrawal from the conference would plunge the world back into the arms race End of summary.
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Henderson
Newcastle
England
Arthur Henderson
Germany
Railway Wage Cut Decided By Chicago Committee
A committee of railway executives recommended that notice be served to all railway employees that basic pay rates will be cut by 20 percent, effective February 1. The decision was announced in Chicago on September 9.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Church News Loudoun and Cecil Streets
Rev Robert and Hannon pastors. Sunday masses Winchester eight a m Front Royal ten thirty a m. The Holy Name Society will receive Holy Communion in a body at the eight o'clock service.
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Loudoun
Cecil Streets
Robert & Hannon Pasto
Winchester
Front Royal
Holy Name Society
Frederick Circuit M. E. Church South Services and Schedule
The Frederick Circuit M. E. Church South lists Pastor S. Myerly at Paxton Chapel with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m., 2 p.m., and 3 p.m. Epworth Leagues in the evening, a revival nightly through Friday, and the fourth Quarterly Conference set for Saturday September 17 at 2:30 p.m. All members are urged to attend at the parsonage.
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Paxton Chapel
Lamp’s
Epworth League
Cooeer
Round Hill
Carpers Valley
Macedonia
Ladies Aid Society
Haymaker
Reliance U B Charge and Conference Year Closings
Rev E Richardson leads Reliance U B Church with services at 10 a m and 8 p m titled Where is Thy God Official board to meet after services Junior Choir to sing Stephens City hosts Sunday school at 2 30 p m with a Prohibition sermon at 3 30 p m closing the conference year ote Chapel and Greenway Sunday schools plan a 10 a m service and a 10 30 a m picnic an invitation to all
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Rev . E. Richardson
Reliance
Stephens City
Ote Chapel
Greenway
Luther Trinity Church Plans All Day September 11 Service
Stephens City Virginia hosts an all day Lutheran Trinity Church program on Sunday September 11. Sunday School at 9.45 a.m. with large adult classes and a crowded primary department. Laymen's program at 11 a.m. band concert at 2.30 p.m. featuring the Gravel Spring Band and vocal quartets. Luther League Service at 8 p.m. led by Luther Leaguers. Everyone invited.
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Stephens City
Gravel Spring Band
Luther League
Wideawake Luther Leaguers
Winchester U B Circuit Services and Sunday Schedule
Pastor Racey leads the Winchester U B circuit with Sunday School at Pleasant Valley 10 a m and sermon at 11 a m Christian Endeavor at 8 p m. At Fairview the sermon is at 3 p m and Mt Pleasant W Va holds Sunday School at 10 a m with Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m and a sermon at 8 p m.
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C. J Racey
Pleasant Valley
Christian Endeavor
Fairview
Mt. Pleasant
W. Va
County Presbyterian Church Services and Schedules
Pastor Allen Jones at Cedar Creek Marlboro leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Communion follows. Cedar Cliff Vaucluse conducts Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and evening preaching at 7:30 p.m.
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Allen Jones
Cedar Creek
Marlboro
Cedar Cliff
Vaucluse
Bruce Town Circuit Rev C J Clark Revival Schedule
Pastor C J Clark leads revival services at Bruce Town Circuit with Sunday services at 11 30 am and 7 30 pm and Sunday School and Epworth Leagues listed. Crums Elaine and Stephenson churches also post morning Sunday School at 10 am Epworth Leagues and evening services. Regular revival services continue at 8 pm.
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C. J Clark
Burnt Factory
Epworth
Crums
M. Epworth
Elaine
Probetiwhiandar School
Stephenson
Epworth League
Prohibitionist Leader Raymond Seen in Chicago
The Daily News reports Colonel Ray mond, a missing prohibitionist and peace advocate, was seen in Chicago yesterday by a friend from his previous residence. This sighting places Raymond away from his known location and confirms he is alive.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Raymond
The
Daily News
Admiral Nulton Plans Residence in Winchester
Admiral Nulton spoke to Winchester Rotary about military costs and tax equity. He argued per capita government spending is high and proposed broader tax participation, noting Massachusetts 1930 figures and minimal tax relief if armed forces were abolished. He announced intent to reside in Winchester again, while John Rodman presided and a quartet provided music.
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Coffman
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Cy Mee
Nelson Page
World Series Opens September 28 in New York
Baseball officials meeting with Commissioner Landis announced the World Series will open in New York on Wednesday September 28. The price scale remains unchanged with 1.10 for bleachers 5.50 for reserved and 6.60 for box seats including tax.
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New York
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Cubs
Pirates
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