Woodstock Fair Attendance Breaks County Record
Woodstock Sept 11 crowd estimated 11 000 to 12 000 filled Shenandoah County Fair Grounds. Events included a mile trotting in 2 11 by Hinor Bal and multiple prize cattle shows with Holstein, Guernsey, Jersey, Aberdeen Angus and Hereford herds led by Virginia School for the Deaf aid pairing. Free fireworks and midway attractions capped a record fair day.
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Shenand County
Virginia
Dea
Charles Bowzee
Royce Bowze
Geerar
K. Logan
W. H. Newman
F. L. Galloday
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E. M. Conner
Taunton
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Andes Caverns
L. T. Stickley
Strasburg
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J. M. Sishpaw and Sons
Berryville
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New Market
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Silver Springs
Evelyn D
Sunset Spirits
Barr
Winches
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Thomas
Washton
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Upshurville
Lula Kj
W. Bb. Miller
Washington
Georgeaker
Washinton
Itana Watts
Barson
Dillon
Meningitis Epidemic Deaths in Japan Reach 2630
The meningitis outbreak in Japan has caused 2,630 deaths among 9,388 reported cases, a 4 percent mortality rate. The government reports indicate the epidemic is subsiding.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Wills Dominates Firpo In Lopsided Victory At Bayles Acres
Harry Wills pummeled Luis Angel Firpo in a 12 round bout before about 76 000 at Bayles Thirty Acres Jersey City. Wills controlled every round with craft and power while Firpo could not counter and was repeatedly driven to the body. No official decision was rendered under New Jersey law though critics largely favored Wills.
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Typhoon Kills Twenty in Southwest Japan
The Associated Press reports a typhoon swept the southwest coast of Japan killing twenty. Residents were trapped under wrecked houses as fishing boats were reported missing or in danger in the affected area.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Church Service Date Change at Red Bud Church
Red Bud Church moves monthly third Sunday service to next Sunday the 14th. Rev B P Fogle will preach at Red Bud. Regular date expected to resume next month.
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B. P. Fogle
President May Yet Take Stump For Republicans
President Coolidge weighs multiple invitations to campaign speeches in the Midwest and possibly Philadelphia on September 25. He will meet with the cabinet and review the Defense Day parade from the White House lawn, with no planned public remarks that day.
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Coolidge
Middle West
Chicago
St. Paul
Philadelphia
White House
Che Kiang Forces Take Town of Shing near Shanghai
Che Kiang units defending Shanghai report capturing the town of Shing west of the city. Kiangsu forces retreat toward Changi Chow as two battalions totaling about 1,306 men surrender two miles south of Shing. Headquarters at Lungwah announce the major portion of the garrison capitulated.
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Here
Rioters Rounded Up After Kauai Plantaiton Riot
Police and National Guardsmen continue round-up of Filipino fighters linked to Tuesday’s riot at the McBryde plantation near Hanapepe Kauai. The clash left 16 Filipinos and four police dead. About 130 alleged strikers are jailed.
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Byrnes Concedes Brease's Victory in Senate Primary
Representative James S. Byrnes of the second district conceded defeat to former Governor Cole L. Brease in the Democratic primary for the United States Senate. A Winchester Garden Club meeting is set for next Wednesday at 4 PM at Mrs. William C. Carson's Riverton home.
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James S. Byrnes
United States
Cole L. Brease
Winchester Garden Club
William C. Carson
Riverton
Longfellow Quotation Refined by Busy Love and Life
A fragmentary quotation discusses love as a busy force weaving through life and growth with vivid imagery of flowers. Though partial, it evokes a timeless mood of life’s motion and beauty.
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Longfellow
Fascisti Deputy Shot Down On Street In Rome
Armando Casa Uni fascisti deputy died in a hospital from two revolver wounds inflicted this morning by Giovanni Corzi a working man who said he fired to avenge the late Giacomo Matteotti. The attack occurred as Casalini rode with his daughter on a street car.
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Armando’ Casa- Uni
Fascisti
Giovanni Corzi
Signor Casaglinia
Giacomo Matteotiei
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Heavy oil shares rise after gas price cuts in market rally
New York stock market rebounds from early heaviness as oil shares gain following Standard Oil of Indiana gas price cuts and rumors of further reductions. Pool operations reappear and call money climbs to 2 percent.
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New York
Standard Oi Company
Indiana
Jackie Coogan Sits Atop Leviathan Press Levee
Jackie Coogan, a diminutive moving picture star, hosted a makeshift press levee aboard the Leviathan as it arrived from New York. He boasted he remained seasick free and recalled sitting between the captain and Warren Pershing onboard en route to Europe, while notable passengers were freed to Paris.
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Fauver and Miss Fansler Married in Washington
Miss Shirley B. Fansler and Camillus A. Fauver wed in Washington D C on Wednesday. The ceremony was performed by Rev Hoff man of the Methodist Church at the parsonage. They will reside in Winchester. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles T Fansler, taught in Frederick county public schools for 13 years. Fauver, a Frederick County native, has long worked for the Winchester Standard Oil, now serving as local plant manager.
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Camillus A. Fauver
Washington
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Miss Allebach Returns Home to Pennsylvania
Katharyn Y Allebach longtime Centenary Reformed Church social worker leaves for Istown Pa to reside with her uncle. She plans a vacation then likely work in Philadelphia area. She was sent by the Home Mission Board to aid Centenary Church in its community service program and will be missed by church members.
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Ms Allebach
Home Mission Board
General Synod of the Reformed Church
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