Cuba declares freedom as Grau San Martin forms new cabinet
In Havana a new Cuban government led by Ramon Grau San Martin swears in an eight member cabinet while army officers barricade the National Hotel. Grau San Martin proclaims Cuba free and stable though threats of violence loom as tensions with Cespe des supporters and secret societies persist. Ambassador Welles remains in Washington.
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Associated Press
BS Cgraiyeis
Cuba
Ambassador Welles
Martin
The
Havana
Gerardo Machado
Machado
Ramon Grau San Martin
Grau San Martin
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
National
Gran San Martin
Cespedes
ABC
OCRR
Horacio Ferrer
de Cespedes
Ferrer
Manuel Marques Sterling
Treasury
Manuel Despaigne
Joaquin del Rio Balmaseda
Manuel Costales Lata
Manuel Moreno
Carlos Juan Finlay
Antonio Guieteras
Ramiro Capablanca
Eduardo Chibas
Chibas
Department of Agriculture, Labor and Commerce
Gabriel Casuco
Agriculture Department
Rafael Suarez Solis
Washington
Peru
Mexico
Summer Welles
United States
Roosevelt
Roosevelt backs banks for recovery push to raise prices
President Roosevelt orders full federal backing for banks and expects new credit to spur recovery. He targets higher farm prices and wages, noting some pickup in employment but stressing the plan will take time and relies on bank lending to help small merchants and NR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Five Winchester youths charged in beer and cigarette burglary
Five Winchester youths held on $1,000 bond for grand jury by Corporation Court. Judge Weems ordered their detention for alleged breaking and entering the Louderback store before midnight, stealing 44 beer bottles and a carton of cigarettes. Defendants are George Cross and four others. Cross led the break in using a key to an old glove factory building.
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Winchester
Corporation Court
Donald L. Weems
Louderback
George Cross
Robert Norris
Edmund Spates
Orlando Farmer
W. Bryant Breckenridge
B. C. Cline
Jack Bowers
Market
Piccadilly
Cross
Farmer
Berryville Pike
Breckenridget
Mangled Forms Of Two Cousins Found On Tracks
In Hagerstown Maryland on September 13 two young cousins were found dead on the Washington County branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Eckles Mill. Norman Griffith 21 and Martin Griffith 19 sat on the tracks to eat cantaloupes and apparently fell asleep officials said. They lived near Mount Blair in Washington County.
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Associated Press
Hagerstown
Mad
Norman Griffith
Martin Griffith
Washington County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Eckles Mill
Frisby Griffith
Roy Griffith
Mount Blair
Lions Club Hosts First Public Appearance of Dick Rush and His Shawnee Orchestra
The Lions Club met with President Herbert Miller presiding. A letter inviting attendance at the district governors conference on September 27 at Peters burg Hotel, Petersburg, W Va, was accepted. Dick Rush and His Shawnee Orchestra performed a standard music program to applause.
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Lions’ Club
Lion
Herbert Miller
Petersburg Hotel
Petersburg
W. Va
Lion Shockey
Lion Shenck
Dick Rush
Shawnee
Lions
Deport Criminal Aliens Urged by State Convention Delegates
Gettysburg Pa Sept 13 Delegates to the seventy fourth annual state convention of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics urged deportation of all criminal aliens and strict immigration limits. Resolutions adopting both proposals were approved along with a tribute to President Roosevelt for his N A proposal.
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Associated Press
Gettysburg
Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Roosevelt
Dancing Tonight With Orchestra at Green Gables
A local notice announces an orchestra performance tonight at Green Gables on Route 11 in Ridgeway West Virginia. Event details emphasize live music and entertainment for residents.
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Green Gables
Route 11
Ridgeway
W. Va
Berkeley Mills Held Guilty of Breaking N R A
The National Labor Board ruled Berkeley Woolen Mills at Martinsburg West Virginia attempted coercion of employees to prevent union affiliation. The board urged the strike end and all workers be rehired without discrimination with employees naming their representatives.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Labor Board
Berkeley Woolen Mills
Martinsburg
W. Va
Arbitration Board
Wagner
New York
Shenandoah County Fair Opens in Woodstock This Week
The Shenandoah County Fair at Woodstock opened yesterday with exhibits in horticulture, garden, flowers, poultry, livestock and canned goods. Harness races every afternoon and free acrobatic acts, clowns, fireworks at night promise amusement. The fair, the only county agricultural fair in the region, runs through Friday with Wednesday and Thursday the peak attendance days.
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Shenandoah County Fair
Woodstock
Staunton
Virginia
Two Local Cases Considered Before Supreme Court
The Septembers term of the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals convened in Staunton with Chief Justice Preston W. Campbell presiding. W. E. Fisher versus the commonwealth from Frederick County Circuit Court was continued. Donald L. Weems represented the appellant, and the attorney general defended the commonwealth. Gilbert Renner versus the commonwealth also from Frederick County Circuit Court had the attorney-general confess error. Weems J. Sloan Kuykendall and H. K. Benham represented Renner. A motion to dismiss Southern Railway Company versus C. M. Shannon from Shenandoah County Circuit Court was taken under advisement with F. S. Tavenner and M. L. Walton Jr. as attorneys.
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Preston W. Campbell
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Staunton
W. E. Fisher
The
Commonwealth
Circuit Court of
Frederick County
Donald L. Weems
Gilbert Renner
J. Sloan Kuykendall
H. K. Benham
Renner
Southern Railway Company
C. M. Shannon
Circuit Court
Shenandoah County
F. S. Tavenner
M. L. Walton Jr
Public Laboratories Advertises Food and Fruit Industry Lab
Testing Research Consultation services offered by PUBLIC LABORATORIES in Winchester Virginia. Solicits laboratory work of all kinds with reasonable rates. Contact Food and Fruit Industries Inc at phone 1246 with listed dates for service.
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Food and Fruit Industries, Inc
Winchester
Wanted at once good home for young female collie
Small classified note seeks a home for a nice young female collie. Contact numbers 629J or 41J for more details.
We Are Ready to Print Your Tickets Quickly
A brief notice states readiness to print tickets promptly for STAR JOB SHOP. No additional details provided about event dates, locations, or contact information.
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Sp Tf
Hit Run Driver Traced by Lost Hub Cap
Homer Norteman of Martin's Ferry reported a hit and run at Amherst and Water streets. Police traced Lawrence Shade, arrested for investigation. father paid $18 damages. Ford roadster, 1928 or 1929, with red wheels, speed near 60 mph, left a hub cap with red paint. Further charges await.
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Homer Norteman
Martin's Ferry
Ohio
Amherst
Water Streets
Raymond E. Bayliss
Sargeant
Francis M. Funk
Lawrence Shade
Young Shade
Narteman
Ford
Norteman
Shade
Stock Market Closes Narrow Range Ahead of N A R Demonstration
Stocks held a narrow range at noon as markets prepared for the New York N A R demonstration. Most issues stayed near yesterday's levels with a firm finish expected. transfers neared 900000 shares and Sterling opened at 4.5838.
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Associated Press
New York
New York N. A. R
Former Title Holder Defeats Golf Favorites
Johnny Goodman the national open title holder from Omaha was eliminated by H. Chandler Egan from Del Monte in the first rounds of the United States amateur golf tournament at Kenwood County Club Cincinnati. Egan won the 18 hole match by two up.
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Associated Press
Kenwood
County Club
Cincinnati
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
H. Chandler Egan
del Monte
Calif
Egan
Stays To Watch Trial Of Hart In Cicero Assault Case
Deputy State's Attorney F Bernard Wells of Baltimore said he would stay in Chicago to monitor the prosecution of Jack Hart the jail breaker. Hart faces charges of assault with attempt to kill three Cicero residents after failed extradition efforts from Illinois.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jack Hart
Marvyland
Illinois
F. Bernard Wells
Baltimore
Hart
Cicero
Secretary Ickes Probes Gas Price Rise Disparity
Secretary Ickes said he was reviewing reports that retail gasoline prices rose disproportionately faster than crude oil prices. He warned action if prices are out of line, stating they will move only on proven facts. Reports claim a 2 to 3 cent rise in gasoline prices exceeds crude price increases by about the same amount, disadvantaging crude producers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ickes
A New Era Boy Scout Movement as Moral Force in America
A Roosevelt quote frames the Boy Scout movement as a new era of moral force in the nation, reflecting a period view on youth guiding civic virtue.
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Boy Scout Movement
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Thousands of Pa coal diggers walk out over industry code delay
Western Pennsylvania soft coal miners strike in three counties Fayette Washington Allegany as union leaders consider general holiday. The Pennsylvania coal arbitration board led by Gerard Swope urged workers to stay on job until the code of competition is completed, warning strikes will hinder progress.
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Associated Press
Princed
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Coal Arbitration Board
Roosevelt
Fayette
Washington
Alleghany
Westmoreland County
Aopeae
Waston
Western Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
Princedale
Gerard Swope
Saturday Night Closing Hour To Be Passed Upon
A meeting of all local retail merchants excluding grocery and meat sellers is scheduled for 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in the Corporation Court room City Hall. Dr. C R Anderson mayor will preside to decide the closing hour for dry goods clothing furniture and other retail stores on Saturday evening under the N R A code. Some merchants favor 10 PM while others back 9 PM. a definite decision is expected.
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Corporation Court Room
N. R. A. Committee
C. R. Anderson
Vessels Rush To the Help of Flaming Steamer
An unidentified steamer was sighted afire about 20 miles northeast of Nantucket near Caskata life saving station. The life saving station dispatched its surf boat and requested aid from Woods Hole coast guard. The cutter Acushnet was ordered to move toward the burning vessel.
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Nantucket
Caskata
Coast Guard
Woods Hole
Acushnet
Federal funds set for drought and disaster aid
President Roosevelt ordered $60,000,000 in federal emergency funds to aid drought, hurricanes, and grasshoppers. He directed cooperation between the emergency relief director, the farm credit administration, and the public works board to reach stricken areas in the Dakotas, Texas panhandle, Florida, and the Rio Grande region.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Farm Credit Administration
Public Works Board
Dakotas
Texas Panhandle
Florida
Rio Grande
Masked Bandits Loot Union State Bank in Amery Heist
Four masked men entered the Union State Bank in Amery Wisconsin during the night and forced assistant cashier C M Olson to open the safe. They escaped with about 46000 in cash and negotiable securities after threatening to kill Olson and kicking him as he opened the time-locked vault shortly before 8 AM.
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Associated Press
Amery
Wis
Union State Bank
C. M. Olson
Ne Bank
New shades in Holeproof Hosiery at former low prices
Moling and Cather advertise Holeproof Hosiery with discounted prices, highlighting new shades and reduced costs. The brief notice emphasizes value and selection for shoppers.
Opening of Stephens City School Admits 329 Pupils
Stephens City VA September opening of both graded and high school with total enrollment 329 in high school and 246 in grades. Program for the day arranged by Mrs Julian Steele included musical numbers readers and recitations with students from Alice Lemley to Janice Bucher and songs featuring The Public School Will Make Us True Americans and America with the Lord's Prayer.
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Stephens City
Julian Steele
Billy Brumback
Earl Beavers
Buddie Lemley
Garland Parker
Earl Samsell
Dorothy Herrell
Helen Venable
Zane Lee Lilliard
Phillis Helmick
Lilbie Carper
Janice Bucher
Addie Combs
Evelyn Cross
America
R. E. Ayler
Dusty Miller to Speak at Rotary Dinner in Wilmington
The Ro tary Club hosts a ladies night at 7 p m at the George Washington Hotel with Thurman L Dusty Miller of Wilmington D as guest speaker. Miller, a noted public speaker and humorist, is expected to draw a large turnout from nearby communities.
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Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Thurman L
Dusty”) Miller
Wilmington
Miller
Winchester
Contractors To Hold a Meeting
The Associated Contractors of Winchester will hold an important meeting tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the hall of the South End Hose Company on West Monmouth Street. Attendance of all members has been urged.
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Associated Contractors of
Winchester
South End Hose Company
West Monmouth Street
Missouri Life Insurance License Cancelled in Virginia
The Virginia state corporation commission cancelled Missouri State Life Insurance Company license to operate due to pending receivership. The firm has over $500,000 in force and a $54,000 bond on file. further action awaits a contract copy showing Central American Life Company has acquired its assets and policies as of August 28, 1933.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
Virginia
Virginia Commission
Central American Life Company
Missouri Company
George H. Bowles
Insurance
Missouri Commission
Stolen Papers Recovered at Staunton Fair
Valuable papers from J. G. Sterling of Harrisonburg were recovered by Staunton police after a pick pocket incident at the Staunton Fair last Thursday. The torn pocketbook contents were found discarded on the grounds and returned to the owner, who noted there was no money inside.
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J. G. Sterling
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Wet votes boost support for Winchester Boy Scout drive
The sixth annual Boy Scout financial solicitation proceeds under Philip R. Fowle with C Vernon Eddy supervising and Rotary Kiwanis Lions and Legion backing. Hartman will address American Legion post members and speak at Kiwanis Rotary and Lions luncheons to share his analysis of Shenandoah Area Council records and future plans.
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Philip R. Fowle
C. Vernon Eddy
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions and Legion
Hartman
Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
Fowle
Legionaires
World Awaits Outcome of N. R. A. Experiment Here
Geneva reports the world watches as the United States conducts a major economic experiment. Joseph Avenol, new Secretary-General of the League of Nations, says U S policies have worldwide repercussions and notes expectations for disarmament talks and European economic equilibrium.
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Geneva
United States
Joseph Avenol
League of Nations
Avenol
Europe
Grimes Apples Seeks 2-Inch Up Trees, Drops
Grimes Apples advertises purchasing 2 inch up trees and drops through National Fruit Products with contact phone 434 9 11 1p 3t.
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National Fruit Products
Anti Prohibitionists Win Big In Minnesota Vote
Minnesota voters rally for repeal of the eighteenth amendment. The anti prohibition side carried 267,937 to 125,904 in a statewide tally with strong support in urban areas signaling a shift toward repeal.
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Minnesota
Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Andrew Volstead
Denver
Col
Ees Rado
Baltimore
Albert C. Ritchie
William Preston Lane, Jr
Maryland
Annapolis
Dorchester
Washington
Mina
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Welles
San Martin
Rosevelt
Berkeley Mills
Shenandoah,Co
Supreme Court
Dusty” Miller
Missouri State Insurance Company
Volstead
Service Clubs
Service Club
Grimes
Ritchie
General Assembly
W. P. Lane, Jr
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