Russians and Canadians Back League Pact at Geneva Rally
At Geneva on September 14 Canada and Soviet Russia joined a broad bloc rallying for the League covenant amid the Italo Ethiopian crisis. Canada urged peaceful settlement and warned against war, with New Zealand and others voicing support. Litvinoff declared defense of the covenant and urged stronger measures.
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Russia
Canada
Geneva
League of Nations
George Howard Ferguson
League Assembly
League
Baltic States
Europe
Ethiopia
New Zealand
James Parr
Hoare
Parr
Assembly
Little Tente
Balkan Entente
Maxim Litvinoff
Winchester asserts traffic enforcement must be a permanent program
MA Winchester argues that the campaign to enforce traffic regulations should be a lasting effort rather than a temporary drive. He says only constant vigilance and a message that violations are never tolerated will yield durable change, noting most drivers comply and the small group who habitually ignores safety rules must be deterred.
Last Rogers Joke Recalled Near Point Barrow
Rochester chiropractor Roy Dee Lytle recalled one of Rogers last jokes told after a fishing trip to Alaska. He heard Rogers in a Juneau store pay with a rubber check for boots, remarking the check had no more rubber than the boots.
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Rochester
N. Y
Roy Dee Lytle
Rogers
Movement to Secure Armory Gains Strength
City groups including the American Legion Lions Rotarians and Kiwanians Company I and Headquarters Company of the 116th Regiment National Guard the Softball League and others push for an armory. They urge council to approve a $2500 city appropriation and consider a park site to avoid losing the two guard units. The council last week showed reservations but support grows ahead of a special session.
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American Legion
Lions
Rotarians
Kiwanians
116Th Regiment of National Guard
Softball League
S. Gardner Waller
Company I
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
National Guard
The
Field
Atlanta Society Matron Divorced in Reno Trial
A Reno divorce trial ends after 25 years of marriage for Mrs Louise Ayres Robert, a prominent Atlanta society matron, and Lawrence W. Robert Jr of Washington, assistant secretary of the U S Treasury.
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RCME
Louise Ayres Robert
Atlanta, Ga
Lawrence W
Chip) Robert, Jr
Washington
United States Treasury
Judge's Regret Over Magistrate Brodsky Remarks
The United States expressed official regret at Magistrate Louis B. Brodsky's insulting remarks about the Nazi flag. It disclaimed responsibility for his words as not reflecting any official government attitude.
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Washington
United States
Louis B. Brodsky
New York City
Morgenthau Sets Sail For Vacation In Spain and Portugal
New York Sept. 14 Henry Morgenthau Jr secretary of the Treasury sailed for Spain and Portugal for purely a vacation He was accompanied by Mrs Morgenthau and a party at New York Harbor before boarding the liner for the trip officials said the vacation would be a rest from his official duties
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New York
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Spain
Portugal
Ra Morgenthau
Train wreck in Illinois oil section kills and burns five transients
Five unidentified bodies were removed from the ruins after a Illinois Central eastbound derailment near Monroe, leaving five to six others injured. Pete Riggs, 25, Calhoun La, had his leg amputated on scene as doctors battled flames from crude oil in tank cars. Identification of the deceased was hindered by severe burns. a hot box was reported on a car and wreckage extended over about 15 derailed cars.
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Monroe
Illinois Central
Here
Pete Riggs
Calhoun
Riggs
League Elects A Japanese To World's Court
In Geneva on September 14 Hiroichi Nagaoka former Japanese ambassador to France and Germany was elected to the World Court of Justice succeeding the late Mineichiro Adachi. He won 35 of 51 votes with Hammarskjold receiving eight and James Scott Brown one vote.
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Geneva
Japan
League of Nations
Manchuria
League Assembly
Council
Hiroichi Nagaoka
France
Germany
World Court of Justice
Nagaoka
Mineichiro Adatchi
League
Ake Hammarskjold
The
World Court
America
United States
Great Britain
Hammarskjold
James Scott Brown
Panama National Group
Three Homers In Single Game Highlight Double-Header
In Philadelphia on September 14 the Chicago club beat the Athletics 4 to 2 in the first game of a twin bill. Simmons Hopkins and Warstler hit home runs as three singles and two errors fueled Chicago’s ninth inning two runs.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Athletics
Simmons
Hopkins
Warstler
Virginia Dems rally behind Roosevelt for 1936
In Richmond on September 14 representative C. Woodrum of Roanoke predicted Virginia would send a Roosevelt instructed delegation to the next Democratic National Convention. He said Roosevelt would be renominated and carried by Virginia as in 1932, if Republicans field a candidate. He split opposition into four groups and urged a new national order focused on human welfare and constitutional equality.
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Richmond
Roosevelt
C. Woodrum
Roanoke
Virginia
Six Motorists Die as Train Hits Car at Crossing
At a Bristol road crossing near Churchville Pennsylvania a Reading Railroad train struck a sedan killing six occupants four of whom were women. The car bore Camden New Jersey plates and two believed victims were Franz G Schoenfield and Mabella G Schoenfield of South Langhorne near Philadelphia. The crash occurred near Dhibonville station as the train approached from Philadelphia and investigators gathered clothing fragments and picnic remnants for clues.
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Churchville
Bristol Road
Philadelphia
Camden County
New Jersey
Franz G. Schoenfield
Mabella G. Schoenfield
South Langhorne
Commerce
Reading
Dhibonville
Creatihs
Schoenfield
Alleged $200 Horse Theft Leads to Grand Jury
Tom Darr of Vaucluse faced a grand jury after a Trial Justice hearing on charges of stealing a horse valued at $200 from W. E. Conner. His $1,000 bond was set. remanded after failing to provide security. Darr, a former Connor farm hand, disappeared Saturday night, triggering a search that led to his arrest near Cairo and the horse’s recovery in Warren County last Thursday.
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Tom Darr
W. E. Conner
Vaucluse
A. J. Tavenner
Darr
Connor
Cairo
Warren County
Grange Charged in Chicago Leaving Scene of Accident
Red Grange, former Illinois star and Bears assistant coach, was arrested in Chicago for failing to answer a charge of leaving the scene of an accident. The event concerns a traffic incident dated September 14.
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Chicago
Harold
Red”) Grange
University of Illinois
Chicago Bears
Mayor asks pedestrians to aid safety drive
Mayor Dr. C R Anderson urges Winchester pedestrians to follow safe walking rules. Police enforce driving regulations, with motorists noting fewer speeding cars and easier driving now. Stop look and listen, no jay walking, use crossings, and avoid crossing from behind parked cars to reduce sudden vehicle paths.
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C. R .Anderson
Winchester
Anderson
Five Reported Killed In Panama Airplane Crash
A Panama City dispatch reports a Panama National Airways plane missing between the Canal Zone and David with seven aboard. Natives found five bodies near the crash site at Be luco, but officials await confirmation from a searching party arriving to the scene.
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Panama City
Panama National Airways
Beluco
Canal Zone
David
Panama
Ammonia Blast Burns Knickerbocker Engineer in Brooklyn
William Johnson, engineer for the Knickerbocker Ice Company, was critically burned today in an ammonia explosion that ignited the building. Attendants at Bethel Hospital said he was dying as George Morrison, 38, burned himself trying to extinguish Johnsons flaming clothes.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
William Johnson
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Bethel Hospital
George Morrison
Johnson
Roosevelt May Seek New Congress Public Works Funds
Washington reports indicate President Roosevelt may ask the next Congress to appropriate additional millions for permanent public works. Officials note housing as a likely focus and outline conditions for new projects using remaining work relief funds, including deadlines and wage rules.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Ickes
Harry L. Hopkins
PWA
Virginia Young Democrats approve voting plan for residents
The Young Democrats of Virginia approved a resolution allowing any person 21 or older who has lived in a county or city for a year and paid the poll tax to cast a ballot in elections. The panel also backed changing poll tax timing and proposed that trial justices be attorneys.
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Richmond
Young Democrats of
Virginia
Glass
Roosevelt
Carter Glass
Young Democratic Club of
Harry Byrd
Young
Senate
National Senate
Bell To Judge At Dairy Show In Manassas
Andrew Bell of this city has been invited to serve as judge at the Piedmont Dairy Festival in Manassas on October 11. Other judges include R. A. Blunt of Baltimore and B. B. Derrick of Washington. Invitation extended by Fred R. Hynson of Manassas.
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Andrew Bell
Manassas
R. A. Blunt
Baltimore
B. B. Derrick
Washington
Fred R. Hynson
Weatherstrip installation cuts drafts and saves fuel
Metal Weatherstrips by trained mechanics from W. Armstrong Co. promotes draft elimination and fuel savings for windows. Located at 39 Ex plecadilly St with phone numbers 639 9 12 14 16 18 1p 41.
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W. Armstrong CO
Plecadilly St
For Sale or Rent Dwelling No 422 W Clifford Street
Fifteen rooms and three baths in a newly papered and painted dwelling at 422 West Clifford Street. Modern heating system with hot water attachment. Hansbrough and Carter advertise this property.
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W. Clifford Street
Hansbrough & Carter
Barrymore and Protégé on the Outs
John Barrymore splits with his protege Elaine Barrie amid divorce sues in California. Barrie’s lawyer says reconciliation is unlikely and both professional and personal ties will be severed, with no hard feelings.
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New York
John Barrymore
Elaine Barrie
Barrymore
California
Dolores Costello
Hunter College
Aaron Sapiro
Miss Barrie
Mr. Barrymore
President Tries To Avert Coal Miners Strike
President Roosevelt aide McGrady met at Hyde Park with labor leaders and urged a 15 day wage and hour extension for the soft coal miners with retroactive effect. The Appalachian joint wage conference wrestled with a new contract as talks stalled. Union leaders pressed for the retroactive clause amid ongoing industrial tensions.
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Beware McGrady
Ptt of Labor
Pre— Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
McGrady
Mr. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Philip Murray
Front Royal to Play Park Team Here Tomorrow
Winchester and Front Royal square off in the second game of a four game series in Winchester tomorrow. Pending decisions on pitching, Medler likely starts for Front Royal while Lunsford may be called for the locals. Lineups are unsettled as Mallory and coaches plan to surprise with aces. The Warren County and Winchester clubs are noted for exciting play this season.
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Front Royal
Winchester
Cassell
Jewett
Mallory
Medler
Lunsford
Warren County Boys
Pickers Tickets Offer Quick Service and Low Prices
Advertises pickers tickets with fast service and affordable prices, urging readers to place orders now before rush. Mentions The Evening Star as source.
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THE
Evening Star
Winchester Junk Co ad seeks iron rags and metals
Wanted iron rags and metals for shipping. Best prices offered. Winchester Junk Co located at 13 Fairfax Lane between Main and Braddock. Advertisement dated September 12 1914 with page references 19 21 26 28 61.
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Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
Main and
Braddock
Identification in Hoey case hinges on Bertillon prints
Chester state news records Bertillon expert Charles Dunlap stating two fingerprints on the revolver near Evelyn Hoey's body match the deceased. District Attorney William Parke supports the theory Hoey took her own life, while Henry Hoey Sr. and attorney Vincent Downey present competing views amid ongoing investigations in Chester County.
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Chester
Charles Dunlap
Evelyn Hoey
New York
William E. Parke
Chester County
Henry H. Rogers
Dunlap
Ware
Chester Repec
Henry J. Hoey
Young Rogers
Downingtown
Vincent Downey
Miss Hoey
Hoey
She &T
Pan Ree
Rial
Francis Grubb
Rogers
Prize Novel Now Available At Library
Harpers prize contest honors unpublished American authors with judges including Hansen Van Doren Canfield Lewis Glasgod Bromfield. Winner H L Davis with Honey In The Horn may be borrowed at Handley Library. library hours show closing at 9 oclock.
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Harpers
Harry Hansen
Carl van Doren
Dorothy Canfield
Sinclair Lewis
Henry Seidel Canby
Ellen Glasgod
Lois Bromfield
Able McLaughlins
Margaret Wilson
Anne Parrish
Glenway Wescott
Julian Green
H. L. Davis
Handley Library
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Illinois
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la Prensa
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Vera Cruz
Pennsylvania
Red
Senator Glass
Bell
Hoey Girl
Protege
Front Royal News
Star Today
Torney
Standard Oil
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