Spanish Cabinet Resigns as Rivera Forms Government
Barcelona reports Capt. Gen Primo Rivera says King Alfonso accepted the military chiefs plan for a new government after talks. Madrid confirms the cabinet's resignation and the king's return to the capital. Rivera cites ending corrupt politics and a stubborn ministry as the revolt's aim. The movement spreads to Madrid with leaders under guard in some cities.
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Associated Press
Barcelona
Primo Rivera
Alfonso
Madrid
Ree
Pigatins
Rivera
Ofrs
Land for sale including 145 acres with timber
For sale 145 acres, 85 in timber, Beanu crop to buyer. Five room dwelling with outbuildings, timber and price listed at $4,500 one third cash. Offered by Baker & Shryock.
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Orclig
Baker & Shryock
Swift’s Meats of Quality Advertises Specials
Swift’s Meats of Quality offers肩 shoulder at 14c lb breakfast bacon 25c lb white side 15c sugar cured side meat 20c lb bone meat 13c 9 Apple Growers urged to shop Camp wants You Pay Less Here C W Ramsburg wanted 25 bulk apples Richards Bros seeking eggs poultry and cream consignments for Fairmont Creamery Co.
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Richards Bros
H. D. Albin
Fairmont Creamery Co
Apple Runner and Apple Picker Notices in City Classifieds
Classified items advertise Apple Runner wanted, apple pickers for Libert Fruit Co and National Fruit Product Co stock offer of 7 percent non taxable with extra cider apple bonus. Also seek housing room and board at 238 South Stewart street and a position as bookkeeper or clerk with references.
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Libert Fruit Co. S*v. Bank Bldg
National Fruit Product Co
Hansbrough and Carter
Room and Board
South Stewart
Care Star Office
Six Percent First Mortgage Bonds Offered
6 percent first mortgage bonds issued in $500 and $1,000 denominations secured by a first mortgage on three apartment houses, south side of West Cork street extended, representing half the property's value. Coupons payable at Shenandoah Valley National Bank in Winchester. Inquiries to Fred L. Glaize and Shirley Carter. Also notices for Bertha von Hillern rolls and rusk via Crystal Flour at Atlantic and Pacific Tea Store. WANTED 20 carpenters at George Washington Hotel.
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West Cork Street
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester
Fred. L. Glaize
Shirley Carter
Bertha von Hillern
Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Winchester Faces Final Pro League Game On Saturday
Shenando Valley semi pro league wraps season with Winchester and Front Royal set for final games at 3 30 p m in Winchester. Front Royal clinched first half pennant and faces Harrisonburg or Luray in the title series with out of town players boosting Winchester roster under manager Sandy Baker.
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Shenan Valley
Frontier
Winchester
Front Royal
Seach Hisat Royal
Blue Ridge
Hoon
Harrisonburg
Luray
Sandy” Baker
Waynesboro
Gasoline sale at Farm Bureau carload in Virginia
In Harrisonburg Virginia on September 14 about 800 gallons of standard test gasoline remain from a Farm Bureau carload and will be sold to the public today at 20 cents per gallon including a three cent state levy. Secretary C V Smith said yesterday only about 1200 gallons had been distributed from the tank car and establish that Farm Bureau members bought gas at 18 1 2 cents per gallon with several large truckloads leaving for various county sections.
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Harrisonburg
Farm Bureau
C. V. Smith
Chesapeake-Western Terminal
G. F. Holsinger
Apple Market Not Established This Season
Sufficient numbers of apples remain unsold as growers and dealers negotiate a market. Large sales are not yet reported and a market may take a week or two to form. Late apple picking won’t begin in large orchards until September 24. A-grade Grimes Golden bring about 5 dollars per shipment, Av-grade Grimes move 4 dollars, and several orchards have sold at 3 dollars per barrel for all varieties including Grimes Stayman York Imperial and Ben Davis.
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Grimes
Staymans
York Imperial
Ben Davis
Railroad passes recovered by Bowly family
Devereaux Bowly son of Mr and Mrs George Bowly recovered railroad passes he had lost during a visit last week. On the same day a unidentified man visited the Bowly home on Fairmont avenue and left the cards with Bowly’s mother saying he found them on the street.
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Devereaux Bowly
George Bowly
The
Star
Fort Loudoun Seminary Opens Nineteenth Session
The Fort Loudoun Seminary enters its nineteenth session on Thursday September 20 with a full faculty and new equipment. It offers Junior College College Preparatory and Elective Courses Secretarial and Commercial Piano Voice Art Public Speaking and Physical Culture Primary and Kindergarten Departments. Katherine Glass Greene is president.
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Fort Loudoun Seminary
Katherine Glass Greene
Lost watch near Handley School with reward offer
Classified item notes a lost gold wrist watch near Handley School with a reward at the Star Office. A second listing seeks a used Franklin stove for hard coal from Shenandoah Valley Academy and posts a 1p insert.
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Handley School
Star Office
Franklin
Valley Academy
You Are Invited To Hear Dempsey Firpo Returns Tonight
Announcing radio coverage of the Dempsey Firpo boxing match at Charley Rouss Fire Company hall tonight. Also classified notices advertise a home for sale at 315 S Stewart Street and job openings for wrapping and packing apples at 30 Rouss Ave.
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Dempsey
Charley Rouss
S.stewart Street
Andley School
Chapman’s Auto Ales
Rouss Ave
Massey Bros
Winchester tops Front Royal in seven inning baseball clash
Winchester used heavy hitting led by Sank two home runs in four at bats. Kelly also homered as Sank drove in runs and aided by Lyston Dre. Front Royal pitchers Smith and Cook held by strong Winchester bats. Layne, Schindler and Herrell produced for Front Royal. Continued on page 2.
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Hester
Front Royal
Jo Smith
Royal
Akmire
Front Roya
Winchester
Sank
Kelly
Lyston
Doyle
Garrett
Vereker
Schroll
Link
Aor
Cook
Russell
Layne
Schindler
Herrell
A. Cook
Lynch
Smith
Lyson
Lank
Hope
Settlemiré
F. Cook
Settlemire
Linkowas
Eigth
Light Frost Forecast for Western Virginia Tonight
The United States Weather Bureau forecasts fair and cooler conditions tonight with light frost in the extreme western portion of Virginia. The rest of the section should remain frost-free with clear to partly cloudy skies.
Brockton Shoe Workers Get 10 Percent Wage Increase
The Brockton Shoe Manufacturing Association announced a general wage raise of 10 percent in all member factories effective September 30. About 13,500 employees across 63 factories will be affected.
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Boston
Mags
Brockton Shoe Manufacturing Association
Circular Meeting Notice at Hopewell and Winchester
A circular meeting will be held at Hopewell Friends Meeting House on Sunday September 16 at 10 am and at Winchester the same day at 2 pm. Isaac Wilson a well known minister will be present. The public is cordially invited to attend these meetings.
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Hopewell
Dempsey Firpo Title Fight Set at Polo Grounds
North America watches as Jack Dempsey defends against Louis Firpo at the Polo Grounds tonight in a high profile heavyweight bout. Dempsey weighs 192 1 2 pounds and Firpo 216 1 2, with the match slated for 15 rounds and an estimated gate of over a million dollars.
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North America
Republic
Nto
Polo Grounds
Bue
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Firpo
Rickard
Perts
Enthusiastis
Rpo
New York
Jack Dempsey
Belmont
Central Park
Mike Trant
Chicago
Louis Angel Firpo
State Athletic Commission
Jess Willard
In sad remembrance of Laura V Keller
Four years have passed since Laura V Keller departed this life on September 14 1919 Her sister Mrs Etta Jenkins pens a loving tribute noting eternal rest graveside flowers and the enduring memory of Laura with a final token of remembrance.
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Laura V. Keller
Laura
Etta Jenkins
Salvation Army Forms Boys Club in Court House Auditorium
Ensign Van Pelt leads a Salvation Army effort to organize a Boys Club for youths ages 8 to 15 at the Court House Auditorium with a further meeting planned next Wednesday. A pledge outlines abstinence from intoxicants tobacco and drugs, honesty, respect for property, church attendance, and obedience to officers.
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Ensign van Pelt
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Boy's Club
Salvation Army Boy's’ Club
Frost Tonight In Mountains Signals Early Winter
The weather bureau notes a new winter pattern as a cold wave moves into the mountains. Rapid shifts in high and low pressure indicate a definite onset of cooler temperatures, ending the summer lull in air movement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Government Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Coal Commission Report Urges Industry Reform
The Coal Commission told President Coolidge that a stable coal industry is possible with fair wages, reliable fuel supply, and reasonable returns. It called for 37 recommendations, including joint study by miners and operators to curb unemployment and uneven production and a mutual defense and cooperative organization among operators. It also urged compulsory contract renewal clauses and timely automatic renewal to prevent wage renewal disputes.
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Washington
National Coal Industry
Coal Commission
Coolidge
Crowds at Shenandoah Fair Spark Largest Turnout in Woodstock
At Woodstock on September 23 the Shenandoah Fair drew its biggest crowd yet, with grounds packed before a top racing program. The Free-for-All featured a dramatic finish as Unidilla Belle edged Minor Hal after a hard stretch duel. The 2:20 Trot went to Bingan in straight heats, while Grace D. won the 2:24 Pace after overcoming a rough first heat.
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Woodstock
Bingan
Benjamin
Mabel Gray
Wilbur the Great
Tempest
Grace D
Oak Warden Tees Fae
Peter Gaul
Ormanda Bowers
Ida Sik
Minor Hal
Grey Ghost
Unidilla Bellé
Unidilla Belle
Minor Hall
Rural Churches Supply Leaders at Virginia United Conference
At the Virginia United Conference session in Martinsburg West Virginia leaders for rural churches and broader communities were discussed. L B Harnish Carlisle Pa. urged cooperation with Sunday Schools and Home Missions Day was set for November 25. Elders orders were proposed for several candidates and Bishop W M Bell preached to a large audience. Dr A T Howard Bonebrake Seminary Dayton Ohio was the main speaker.
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Martinsburg
W.va
J. H. Vote Bush
Shenandoah Legiateer
Dayton
Virginia United
Christian i . Inca
Seatter “Ser
L. B. Harnish
Carlisle
R. Nong
Berkley Springs
J. 8. Fulton
Alleghany (Pa
W. O. Freis
Ohio
Daniel A. Frazier
Elkton
P. W. Fisher
Staunton
George M. Keesecker
Sleepy Creek
Joseph R. Collins
Inwood
W Va
Lucius G. Bridges
Ridge-ley
W. Va
Claude A. Ryan
Riverton
W. M. Bell
Harrisburg
Pau
A.T. Howard
Bonebrake Seminary
Socials and visits noted in local area
Mrs. Carson Haymaker and Mrs. Percy Miller are visiting friends in Baltimore having left yesterday. Mrs. Charles J. Affleck of Brooklyn N Y visits relatives here and stays with Mrs. H E Gover on West Piccadilly Street. Mr P Woodward of Olivett Brothers New York discusses apple crop prospects in Frederick county with Mr Ashby Sprint. Lawrence E Weems returns from eastern cities. Mr and Mrs Earl Dodson stay with her father at his home on North Kent Street then depart for Washington.
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Carson Haymaker
Percy Miller
Baltimore
Charles J. Affleck
Brooklyn
N. Y
H. E. Gover
West Piccadilly Street
P. Woodward
Olivett Brothers, Fruit Dealers of
New York
Ashby
Frederick County
Earl Dodson
Hugh McCoy
North Kent Street
Washington
Mrs McCartney Visits Family in Harrisonburg Virginia
Mrs Joseph O McCartney formerly of this city and Hagerstown Maryland now of Takoma Park DC visits Mr and Mrs William N McCartney at their Harrisonburg Virginia home during a travel period.
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Joseph 8. McCartney
This City
Hagerstown
Takoma Park
D. C
William N. McCartney
Harrisonburg, Va
Heirs Claim Vast Fortunes in Ancestry Quest
A dispatch from Chicago notes Frederick County offices report daily searches by people seeking heirs to large estates. Some allege ancestral ties to landowners, hoping to claim millions. various groups target these claims through local courts.
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Fortine
Chieame
Frederick
Dexe
Elaine
New Auto Store Planned by Valley Automobile Corp
The Valley Automobile Corporation, Inc., a recently formed state chartered firm, plans to open a full line of auto accessories and related items. Officers include Browne president Baker vice-president Haines secretary-manager Arthur treasurer, with Haines returning from Pittsburgh to establish a permanent stake in the venture.
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The
Valley Automobile Corporation, Inc
Dead Valley
Browne
Baker
Haines
Om Arthur
Haines Ig
Wingter
Harding Memorial Stamp Sold In Postoffice Sale
The Winchester postoffice has an ample supply of the Harding memorial 2 cent stamps. The stamps feature a Washington profile with the Harding portrait and birth and death years. The sale will discontinue after the current issue is exhausted.
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Winchester Postoffice
Tate
Postoffice
Washington
Harding
Apples Direct Visit Highlights Local Summer Ties
A fragment notes Mrs. James Yates and Elsie Ramsburg visiting from Kennebunkport after spending the summer here. The clipped text mentions a Spri representative and a Costa location phrase, indicating a regional exchange or arrival.
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Spri
James Yates
Elsie Ramsburg
Kennebunkport
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A.C. Slonaker & Son
Swift's
Spectal
C. W. Ramsburg
APPLE
F. A. Shryock
George Washington Hotel
Pajeloossy Ey Ag
Tion
Virginia
Ed States Weather Bureau
Brockton Shoe
Thomas A. Painter
Painter
J. Few Brown
Emporia
Mr. Painter
Presbyterian Church
Joseph W. Sargent
Eugene de Bullett
Roy Richards
Catonsville
Nid
George Branner
Relief
James A. Williams
Herbert Solenberger
Dickinson College
John 8. Solenberger
Pennsylvania
Lawrence E. Weems
Springer
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