China and Japan clash as Mukden falls to Japan
Reports from Tokyo and Nanking recount intense fighting near Mukden Manchuria with Chinese garrison resisting at Nanking and Japanese forces routing Chinese troops taking Mukden. Casualties cited include 2 Japanese dead and up to 10 wounded with Chinese losses higher. Foreigners reported safe in four towns beside Mukden.
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Tokyo
Rengo
Changchun
Manchuria
Nanking
Washington
State Department
Mukden
China
C. T. Wang
Shigemitsu
Japan
Pietaying
Muknu
Capial
Pflaster Case Presented to Virginia Court of Appeals
George Pflaster of Bluemont Loudoun county appealed after being fined 100 dollars costs 30 days jail by Berryville Mayor L H Bell for alleged liquor influence while driving. The case was argued before the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals in Staunton with attorneys Collins and Lucas presenting. The decision will be handed down at the court’s next session.
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Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Staunton
George Pflaster
Bluemont
Loudoun County
Berryville
L. H. Bell
Officials Probe Mysterious Death Of An Aged Man
Prince George's county authorities investigated the death of 75 year old Alex K Marr who was shot last night in Mount Calvert near the Patuxent river. The shotgun used was not found in his bedroom but in another room. His death is treated as potentially murder as investigators seek clues.
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Associated Press
Upper Marlboro
Prince George’s County
Alex K. Marr
Prince ‘S County
Mount Calvert
Patuxtent River
Showers Forecast To Start Week In Atlantic States
Weather outlook from AP notes the week beginning Monday in North and Middle Atlantic States will begin with showers Monday and Tuesday and again Saturday. Otherwise periods of fair weather with warming Monday and a cooler midweek, then warming again by Friday or Saturday.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
St. Louis Lawyer Elected ABA President at Convention
Guy A. Thompson of St. Louis was elected president of the American Bar Association at the Atlanta City convention. Washington, D. C., was chosen as the site for the next gathering.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Guy A. Thompson
Louis
American Bar Association
Washington, D. C
Japanese-Manchuria Clash Viewed As Subordinate Dispute
The State Department says early reports of the Japanese Chinese clash in Manchuria do not yet show a violation of the Kellogg anti war pact. Officials cite official and press reports, noting the conflict appears between sub ordinates of governments, with careful monitoring for any shift. American holdings in Manchuria total 3 811 000 dollars excluding Standard Oil, with 229 Americans in the area, most in Harbin, Mukden hosts 109 residents, Harbin 95, Dairen 25.
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Nakamura
Kellogg
Washington
State Department
Manchuria
Department
Standard Oil Company
Harbin
Mukden
Dairen
Death of Aristotle A. Miller Shocks Albin County
Aristotle A. Miller, 57, a Hutchinson Kansas heart attack victim, dies shortly after collapse while in a car. He leaves father Daniel F. Miller of Albin and siblings in Chicago and Hutchinson. Funeral held in Hutchinson Presbyterian Church with four ministers. Miller was a successful insurance agent and heir to a large estate managed by brother Charles Miller. His Confederate veteran father remains active at 94, a vivid witness to the community.
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Daniel F. Miller
Albin
Aristotle A. Miller
Hutchinson
Kansas
Miller
Charles Miller
Chicago
Carrie Clayton
Lillie Rilph
Presbyterian Church
Capon Springs
West Va
Thirty-Third Regiment
Virginia Infantry
Stonewall
Fred W. M. Holliday
Virginia
Petley & Cather Inc Obtain Charter For Dealing In Fruits
A charter recorded by the State Corporation Commission authorizes Petley and Cather Inc to deal in fruit and related merchandise. Capital stock ranges from 1500 to 10000 dollars. Officers are Roy A. Cather president M H Petley vice president George E Petley secretary treasurer. The board includes P S Cather. Principal office is Winchester.
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State Corporation Commission
Petley and Cather, Inc
Roy A. Cather
M. H. Petley
George E. Petley
P. S. Cather
Winchester
4-H Club Girls And Boys Headed To Camp Vail
Eight Virginia 4-H Club members plus three chaperones traveled via Winchester to Camp Vail Springfield Mass for 4-H camp. The group represents about 20 000 state 4-H youths. Leaders Miss Sarah Thomas and C A Montgomery organized the trip with Miss Hallie Hughes joining. Names Raleigh Dietrich Frank Webb Henry Fisher Jack Eller Gladys Bowers Rae Taylor Glenna Christley Alice Frances.
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Virginia
Winchester
Camp Vail
Springfield
Mass
Sarah Thomas
Fairfax County
C. A. Montgomery
Hallie Hughes
Raleigh Dietrich
Shenandoah County
Frank Webb
Dinwiddie County
Henry Fisher
Washington County
Jack Eller
Smythe County
Gladys Bowers
Goochland County
Rae Taylor
Madison County
Glenna Christley
Roanoke County
Alice Frances
Alleghany County
Beauty Nook Ad Targets Business Women at Camera Street
Local newspaper card advertises The Beauty Nook at 122 N Camera Street offering specialized services for business women. Contact Mrs Iley Kater by phone 1312 for appointments.
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Camera Street
Iley Kater
Christian Fellowship Club Outlines Expanded Church Involvement
The Christian Fellowship Club of Braddock Street Methodist Church held its first dinner meeting under new leadership. Victor W. Wheeler presided, Prakepinere H. spoke on Christ as foundation and light, and plans were made to grow male membership with meetings on the second Thursday each month. Circle No.7 ladies served dinner.
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Christian Fellowship Club
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Victor W. Wheeler
Prakepinere H
Sever
Sév
Eieine
Grace Latfieran Aoa
Jesus Christ
Christ
E. A. Lambert
Circle No. 7
Hoover to Address Legion in Detroit Monday
President Hoover will speak at the American Legion national meeting in Detroit and is expected to oppose any bonus plan. He will travel by special train from his Rapidan Camp in Virginia. Officials expect him to argue against cash bonus certificates amid pending treasury strains.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
American Legion
Detroit
Rapidan
Virginia
Friends Circular Meeting This Sunday
A circular meeting of the Society of Friends will be held at Hopewell Meeting House at 11 o clock Sunday morning and at the Meeting House in Winchester at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon. September 20. Daniel Batchellor, Charles Pidgeon and R R Waterberry of Washington are expected to be in attendance.
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Society of Friends
Hopewell
Winchester
Daniel Batchellor
Charles Pidgeon
R. R. Waterberry
Washington
Rural Groups Plan Activities for Week
The schedule lists home demonstration group events from Monday to Saturday. Activities include project work record books and club meetings at Branson White Hail Ae Chub High View Gore and Middletown groups with a dairy specialist from Blacksburg. A community canning bee is planned for September 25 at Cross Junction Band Hall.
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Branson
Wed
High View
North Frederick
Cross Junction
Gore
Middletown Home Demonstration Group
Middletown Grange
Pegram
Blacksburg
Public Sale Nets Strong Prices at Gilpin Rosney Farm
Public sale at Rosney Farm near Millwood Virginia drew strong bids as Kenneth N. Gilpin offered horses cattle hogs chickens farming tools and a purebred Guernsey cow herd. Guernsey cows topped $160 per head and horses up to $156 fueling robust demand as farmers restock after drought. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall of Winchester conducted the sale with W A Bradford and Clyde B. Levi clerking.
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Millwood
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Rosney
Clarke County
Dunn and Duvall
Winchester
W. A. Bradford
Berryville
Clyde
Levi
Boyce
Closing Out Stock of Used Trucks
The Bick ers Motor Company Ford Dealer advertises a closing out sale of about twelve 1929 and 1930 Ford and Chevrolet trucks. Many include dual wheels and several long-wheelbase models offered with unusually low prices and terms.
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Ford
Chevrolet
Motor Company
Winchester Honors US Apple Blossom Queen Portrait Donation
Dr. Hugh Clark reports a letter from Thomas Holt, Winchester town clerk, announcing the City Council accepts the duplicate oil portrait of Patricia D. Morton and will hang it in a public building. Holt thanks Clark and notes renewed goodwill between Winchester and the United States.
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Hugh Clark
Robert Y. Conrad
Winchester
Patricia D. Morton
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Virginia
Island
United States of America
Thomas Holt
Robert Y. Conrad Post
Two Frederick County Men Apply For Hunting Licenses
Bushrod Carpenter 98 of Chambersville and J Y Himelright 77 of Star Tannery obtained hunting permits in Frederick County. Both plan to hunt squirrels in local woods and are in good health with heights 5 feet 10 and 5 feet 11 respectively.
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Frederick County
Bushrod Carpenter
Chambersville
J. Y. Himelright
Star Tannery
Himelright
Wanted Apple Runners Report to Haymaker in White Post
Two experienced apple runners sought for season. Report to L. S. Hay maker in White Post Virginia.
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L. S. Haymaker
White Post
Front Royal Cuts Electric Rates and Local Taxes
Front Royal Town Council approved tax reductions for 1931 lowering sewer and corporation taxes and adopted new electric rates to save consumers over 2500 dollars yearly. The plan, crafted by Town Manager L B Duptr ow, lowers sewer tax to 50 cents per 100 and keeps corporation tax at 80 cents per 100 while trimming electric bills for all users. The changes passed this week aim to pass on savings from a contract with Page Power Company to residents and businesses.
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Front Royal
Warren County
L. B. Duptrow
Actrie
Eiie Counnell
Page Power Company
Accaeed
Winchester Concert Band Delights With Fine Open Air Program
The Winchester Concert Band under Prof W H McIlwee performed a strong open air program at the Court House to a large audience. A baritone solo Down on the Farm by Harlee with John F Hoover as soloist drew praise and an encore I ll Forget You. The concert included Norma overture and Remmicks Hits by Lampa and shows progress in the band.
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Winchester Concert Band
W. H. McIlwee
Court House
Harlee
John F. Hoover
Ball
Norma
Bellina
Reverend Dr J Horace Lacy to preach here this weekend
Rev Dr J Horace Lacy long time pastor of the Presbyterian Church will arrive this afternoon at 6 and will preach at the Loudoun Street church on Sunday at 11 am and at Highlands Avenue Sunday night at 8. A reception for Dr and Mrs Lacy and Miss Margaret Lacy will be held Monday 7:30 pm at the Loudoun Street church hosted by the Women’s Auxiliary.
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J. Horace Lacy
Presbyterian Church
Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
Lacy
Loudoun Street
Highland Avenue
Margaret Lacy
Apples by crate with 25 percent good color
Delivers a note on apples described as crate displayed and cleaned with only a quarter showing good color. Mentions name FREL L. GLAIZE and a date code 9-19-1p-tf.
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Frel L. Glaize
Winchester Steam Laundry Keeps Clothes Longer With Care
Phone 28 or 29. Our skillful laundering means longer wear and thus an actual saving. Winchester Steam Laundry.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Apple Experts in Conference in Washington
Agricultural experts and educators from Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania met with Charles Wilson of the Federal Farm Board to discuss expanding cooperative marketing for apples. The session aimed to organize more growers and improve packing and prices, with no publication of details.
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Washington
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Charles
Wilson
Federal Farm Board
Wilson Ned
Apple of
Altheit
H. J
College Ofversity
The
F. P. Weaver
State College
H G. Niesley
H. N. Reisst
Walter W. Maule
National Fruit and ‘Vegetable _ Exchange, Inc
Scouting Endorsed As Best Training for Boys
Dr S Parkes Cadman and the president of the Federal Council of Churches praise Scouting. The quotation declares the Boy Scout movement the best organization in the world for training boys.
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Federal Council of Churches
Boy Scout Movement
S. Parkes Cadman
Doctor Gibson Opens Infant Care Office at 19 W Boscawen
Professional notice announcing the opening of Dr. Thomas A. Gibson's office at 19 West Boscawen Street limited to infant care and diseases of the newborn. The notice dates from September 15 and highlights pediatric practice.
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Thomas A. Gibson
W. Boscawen Street
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Kwanchengtse
Korea
Shintaro Nakamura
Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Kan
A. A. Miller
Daniel Miller
Petley & Cather Inc
Church Club
L. A. Thomas II
Legion
Friends
Eng
Los Angeles Times
Dr. Lacy
Apple Experts
D. J. Howard
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