Couzens Wins Back Senate Seat in Michigan Battle
Across eight states the primaries produced fresh totals. Michigan Republicans re-nominated James Couzens for the Senate, while Blease in South Carolina trailed Byrnes in a tight run off. New York, Colorado and Vermont also reflected shifts in nominations and gubernatorial races.
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Associated Press
Joseph E. Ransdell
Louisianna
Cole L. Blease
South Carolina
Michigan
James Couzens
Senate
Huey P. Lor
Iron Ransdell
James F. Byrnes
Blease
Colorado
New Hampshire
Henry W. Keyes
Shaw
George H. Shaw
William V. Hodges
Lawrence C. Phipps
Edward P. Costigan
Georgia
William J. Harris
John M. Slaton
Vermont
Arizona
Washington
House of Representatives
Alexander J. Grosbeck
Wilber M. Brucker
Wayne County
Detroit
Baltimore
Anne Arundel County
Mich
Louis C. Cramton
Jessie Wolcott
Port Huron
Columbia
S. C
Byrnes
Ibr .C. Blackwood
Olin D. Johnston
Local Man Held to Be Bankrupt by Court Order
Henry M Baker of Winchester and Hawem man is declared bankrupt by the U S Court Western District of Virginia Judge Henry C McDowell with Edward C Martz named referee. Baker's liabilities exceed 61000 with assets around 34000 largely secured by Winchester banks. First meeting of creditors to be announced by the referee. Harvey C Conner Frederick county farmer discharged from bankruptcy as of September 8 per Judge McDowell order.
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Henry M.baker
Winchester
Western District of
Virginia
Henry Clay McDowell
Lynchburg
Edward C Martz
Harrisonburg
Herbert 8. Larrick
Ax Baker
Irick
Baker
Horace Browne
Winchester Auto Parts Company
Browne
Harvey C. Conner
Frederick County
McDowell
Conner
Larrick
General Public Cold on Equity Shares as Market Rises
In New York on September 10 cheers over improved business statistics did not translate to retail investor enthusiasm as the public remained cool to equity shares. Activity was steady with roughly 2.4 million dollars in shares traded, the day closing firmer though gains softened late.
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Associated Press
New York
Powerful Bomb Found in Buenos Aires
A powerful bomb was found on a principal street in Buenos Aires. Police arrival prevented a serious explosion. The city was tranquil with normal appearance. Dispatches from La Plata noted ex-President Hipolito Irigoyen remained in delicate health at the Seventh Infantry Regiment barracks.
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Buenos Aires
la Plata
Hipolito Irifroyen
Knights of Columbus donate twenty five thousand for drought and hurricane relief
NEW HAVEN Conn Sept 10 1910 announcement from the supreme convention of the Knights of Columbus awards 25000 for relief of drought victims in the Midwest and hurricane victims in Santo Domingo. At Boston meeting last month the supreme board was authorized to offer cooperation to President Hoover in his drought relief work.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Supreme Convention of the Knights of Columbus
Middle West
Santo Domingo
Knights of Columbus
Boston
Supreme Board of Directors
Order
Hoover
Drougt
Sailors' Bodies Returned from Haiti for Reinterment
Six American sailors’ bodies were removed from Port au Prince cemetery by order of the secretary of the navy. They were taken with military honors to the navy transport to return to the United States for burial at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington.
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Associated Press
PORT AU _ PRINCE
Haiti
Port Au Prince
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
United States
Washington
Madison Lodge Sponsors Baby Festival in Winchester
Madison Lodge No 6 Odd Fellows announces a baby festival in Frederick county with registrations from 3 PM tomorrow at 146 North Loudoun Street. Parents must enter, prizes include a silver loving cup for first entrant and other awards for twins youngest baby and mother of the big children. Daily bulletins, coronation finale, and photography by Jolliffe Studio accompany the event.
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Madison Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Loudoun Street
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester
Clowe’s
Jolliffe Studio
Nations Aid Santo Domingo Relief Effort
Red Cross official Ernest J. Swift reported from Washington that nine thousand people in Santo Domingo have been inoculated since the hurricane struck a week ago and that other nations are sending ships and supplies. The government is feeding about twenty thousand people already.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ernest J. Swift
Red Cross
Santo Domingo
Closing Prices on Chicago Grain Markets
Chicago Board of Trade prices today show Wheat for September 83 12 and December 88 2, March 92 35, May 95 38. Corn for September 97, December 92 4, March 94, May 96. Oats for September 89, December 42 34, March 44 ? May 46. Mention of South Dakota World War Memorial at Pierre slated for next spring.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
South Dakota
Pierre
Inter-Club Kiwanis Meet Attracts Crowds In Washington
Winchester Kiwanis members attend an inter-club Kiwanis meeting in Washington on September 17 at the Washington Hotel to mark the 143rd anniversary of the US Constitution. President D Ed Stultz and district leaders will join clubs from Virginia Maryland and Delaware for an evening of speeches music and dancing.
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Winchester Kiwanians
Kiwanis
Washington
D. Ed Stultz
Edwin F. Hill
Capital Kiwanis
Washington Hotel
United States
Alexandria
Burg
Manassas
Ester
Cumberlan
Frederick
D. C
Mary Sullivan
Mark A. Sullivan
Jersey City
N. J
Lemont
Hackett
Baltimore
Sullivan
Kiwanis Club
Maryland Workshop For the
Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Martinsburg
Charles Town
W. Va
Jesse H Binford
Richmond
Capital District
W. H. 8. White
Shepherdstown
West Virginia
Harry G Kimball
Merle E. Towner
Kiwanish Club
Hotel Mayflower
Kiwanis International
Hill
Congress
Boy Scouts Rally Backers As Taft Endorses Movement
William Howard Taft expresses sympathy and support for the Boy Scouts movement, signaling presidential endorsement. The message highlights public encouragement for youth organization work and civic development.
Bakers and Whites Rise in Winchester Tennis Tourney
Sandy Baker Hugh Green and Pee White advanced in the Winchester Tennis and Golf Club championship played on the latter club courts. Baker won a love set over Scully, while Green beat Taylor 6-3 6-2 and Ridgeley White edged Monty Green 6-3 in the third. Shields also secured a place in the quarterfinals as the tournament reaches the later rounds.
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Sandy Baker
Hugh Green
Pee White
Winchester Tennis Club
Winchester Golf Club
Baker
John 8
Scully
Nelson Page
Ron Shields
Shields
Howard Taylor
Taylor
Monty Green
Ridgeley White
Green
Ridgeley
Te—— Thornton Bryarly
John Ve
Rain Helps Drought States. First Week of September
The Agriculture Department reports beneficial rains fell during the first week of September across many drought states. While the Midwest saw generally good rains, severe drought areas including Pennsylvania Maryland Michigan and most of Iowa remained largely unrelieved and rainfall was still badly needed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Michigan
Iowa
Gospel Tent Services Draw Large Crowds Nightly
Rev. Dr C F Yoder from South America preached at the gospel tent beside the First Brethren Church on Berryville pike. Services start at 7 45 each evening with special talks for children. An afternoon session tomorrow at 4 offers more for youngsters. All are invited to attend with Bibles and friends.
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C. F. Yoder
South America
First Brethren Church
Berryville Pike
Five of Family Die From Fumes In Farm Silo
In Hebron North Dakota on September 10 a farm silo released poisonous methane fumes trapping the Tony Neidhardt family. Tony and four of his children died in a vain attempt to rescue him. another son died later from the exposure. A cousin recovered the bodies.
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Associated Press
Hebron
N. D
Tony Neidhardt
Hebron Farmer
Mistaken Identification Clears Family at Chestnut Hill
Agnes Fletcher, denied death report of her father at Chestnut Hill Pa. The man identified as John Fletcher was found to be Harry Scott Fletcher, a former city resident. His son Marshal and daughter Agnes visited Chestnut Hill after the notice and found him alive.
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Agnes Fletcher
Star Office
Chestnut Hill
John Fletcher
Harry Scott Fletcher
Marshal Fletcher
Agnes
Forms Received for Farmers 10 Get U S Loans
The Drought Relief Committee announces receipt of Department of Agriculture loan forms for farmers to buy fertilizer and seed for fall and winter pasture 1930. Loans up to 200 dollars per farm with 5 dollars per acre limit, to be repaid July 1 1931 with a crop lien. Applications require execution of a note and vouchers. loans limited to drought sufferers with no other credit and no minor borrowers.
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Department of Agriculture
Depart of Agriculture
W. R. Legge
Handley School
T. Russell Cather
Rouss Avenue
Roosevelt Calls for Repeal of Dry Amendment
Governor Roosevelt endorses repealing the eighteenth amendment in a letter to Senator Robert Wagner. He argues any remedy requires replacing the amendment with one that restores control of intoxicants to the states.
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Gov. Roosevelt
Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
United States
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Stockings of Girl Missing Over Two Years Identified
In New York a pair of white stockings found at Charles Edward Pope’s Margaretsville farm were identified by Grace Budd’s mother as those worn by her 11 year old daughter Grace when she was kidnapped two years earlier. Mrs Budd also identified a partly burned ornament as having been attached to the purse the child carried. Pope awaits arraignment on kidnapping charges in a court anteroom.
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Associated Press
New York
Margaretsville
N. Y
Charles Edward Pope
Della Budd
Grace
Bank Robbery in Paterson Nets $20,000
Masked holdup men entered the Merchant Trust Company shortly after opening and escaped with $20,000. Bank clerks were herded into a vault during the robbery. In a separate dispatch, four hundred thousand government troops began a major offensive in Honan province to drive rebel forces from the area.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
Merchant Trust Company
Shanghai
China
Honan
Wash and Dry Laundry Ad Seeks Prompt Service
Winchester Steam Laundry offers quick service with a telephone contact 28 or 29. An old classified note advertises RAG request and Star Office appears as an entity in the snippet.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Washington trolley crash injures West Virginia school head
Leonard Furbee, 32, principal of Alum High School, was struck by a street car at New York avenue and Seventh street in Washington. He suffered severe injuries requiring amputation of an arm and leg, while his daughter Helen Furbee, 10, witnessed the tragedy and fainted at the hospital. Two blood transfusions were performed with the father near death. Police investigated the incident, naming motorman Willie O. Sauls and conductor Charles W. Alder.
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Helen Furbee
Washington
New York Avenue
Seventh Street
Alum Bridge
W. Va
Helen
Arnold Hall
Leonard Fu
Mr. Farbee
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Helena
Dri Hall
First Precinct
Willie O. Sauls
Charles W. Alder
Notice to creditors of Tay Hahn estate
Any party having bills against or owing the estate of Tay Hahn will please settle with the undersigned Hoye Riley.
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Tay
Hahn
For Sale 20 Shaw Building & Loan Shares
Sale of 20 shares of Shaw Building and Loan stock held by X Y.Z c/o Star. Shares transfer details appear in this public notice style listing.
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Shawnee Building & Loan
For Sale Quick 200 English White Leghorn Hens
For sale 200 English White Leghorn pullets and 400 one year old hens. Apply A. Mem S. (9-9-1n-2t)
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Couzens
Charles Bowles
Blackwood
Johnston
the Byrnes
Nat B. Dial
Aiken
Spartanburg
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
United States Senate
Long
Give
Chas. S. Osborn
Alex J. Groesbeck
Detroit News
Frank Murphy
Recorder's
Bowles
Jerry Buckley
Murphy
George Engel
Winant
Concord
N. H
John G. Winant
Arthur P. Morrill
Morrill
Wilson
W. Arthur Simpson
John W. Gordon
Denver
Republican Committee
Republican National Committee
Federal Tariff Commission
James A. Three
Logal
Henry M. Baker
K. of C
San Domingo
al C. Ritchie
William F. Broening
Winchester Organization
Jane Scully
Judith McGuire
Julian Lindsey
The
Boy Scouts
William Hi. Taft
White
U.S
T. R. Cather
Leonard Furbee
Hoye Riley
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