Bright prospects for East fruit industry and Virginia apple crop
Rotary Club members heard McSherry Lupton forecast Virginia apple production with Frederick county in Virginia leading the state. He estimated 3,000,000 barrels of Virginia apples this year and highlighted Winchester storage capacity and by product plants. Lupton cited Shenandoah Cumberland district as the future world leader in apple production.
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Frederick County
Rotary Club
Astate
Virginia
McSherry Lupton
Lupton Orchard Service
Winchester
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
Baltimore
Bright
Lupton
California
United States
Blue Ridge Country
Shenandoah-Cumberland
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Brokers Lose Messenger With $512000 In Securities
New York losen report says Milton Alter, a messenger for Hiscoe and Company brokers, vanished after taking a $400000 check to the bank. He was to return with a clerk escort but disappeared before returning to the office.
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Associated Press
New York
R. V. Histoe and Company
Hiscoe
Milton Alter
Alter
30 Perish When Motor Boat Capsizes in Storm
A special dispatch from Guadalajara reports 30 people drowned near Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, after a motor boat capsized in a severe storm. The incident occurred off the coast as heavy seas and winds sank the vessel, with rescue efforts underway.
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Associated, Press
Mexico City
la Prensa
Guadalajara
Peurto Vallarta
Jalisco
Labor organizers seized in McAdenville attempt
Reports from J Louis Engdahl of the International Labor Defense describe an overnight raid by seven automobiles targeting National Textile Workers' Union organizers Taylor Shytle and Charles Summey in McAdenville North Carolina. The men fled after a warning reached them before the house was reached.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
N. C
J. Louis Engdahl
International Labor Defense
National Textile Workers’ Union
McAdenville
N. Y
Engdahl
Gastonia
Taylor Shytle
Charles Summey
Shydle
Summey
Marion
Alfred Hoffman
United Textile Workers
J. Hugh Hall
John H. Harwood
Hall
Gardner
Lindbergh Opens Havana to Camaguey Air Route Leg
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh departs Havana at 12 15 p m for Camaguey the second stop on his flight toward South America. An official Havana welcome is extended as the party spends an hour.
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Havana
Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Charles A. Lindbergh
Camaguey
Cuba
South America
Florida
Air Mail
Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
American Airways
Camp Columbia Military Flying Field
Lindbergh
Riot injures eight in Manila as Chinese crew rebels
Eight people including two Americans a customs inspector and five Chinese were hurt in Manila when Chinese crew from the British steamer Tuscarosa tried to land. Knives and clubs were used before military police and civilian reserves suppressed the riot with no serious injuries.
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Associated Press
Manila
500 Shots Fired In Lake Ontario Smuggling Clash
In a running machine gun duel off Pultneyville Wayne county on Lake Ontario a coast guard cutter and a rum runner exchanged about 500 shots early today. No injuries were reported the faster smuggler escaped. A motor machinist mate Hollin Velye reported the encounter.
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Rochester
N. Y
Coast Guard
Lake Ontario
Pultneyville
Wayne County
Hollin Velye
Mail to post office best for service and speed
Postal officials warn firms against mailing large batches from railway postal cars. Delays occur as cars lack time to weigh and rate heavy letters, causing extra postage and missed connections. Travel and emergency mail accepted, but early posting at the postoffice is advised.
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Winchester
Winchester City
Lineburg longtime county farmer dies at 58
Benjamin F. Lineburg a noted farmer and fruit tree expert of the county died suddenly at his Albin home yesterday afternoon from heart disease. He had been in Winchester earlier, returned home, and suffered a final attack at 5:20. Born December 5 1870 at Mount Williams he spent his life in the county, moving to Albin about thirty years ago. He is survived by his wife Laura L Roach two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services at Bethel Lutheran Church Albin with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester.
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Benjamin F. Lineburg
Albin
Mr. Lineburg
Winchester
Lineburg
Mount Williams
Philip and
Julia (Pitcock) Lineburg
Laura L. Roach
Wardensville
W. Va
Harvey Lineburg
Barney Lineburg
Nora Orndorfé
Lillie Pitcock
C. F. Crim
M. S. Glaize
D. A. Fries
W. W. Baker
Perry Purcell
Holmes Yeakley
Purchase Jump Sunday Afternoon By Mrs. Shryock
Mrs. Evelyn W. Shryock will leap from an airplane at Bowles Field next Sunday afternoon in a six hundred foot delayed drop before opening her chute. If successful, she will then display her parachute and spectators will see Roy W. Richards perform aerial stunts with Shenandoah Flying Service. Flights over the city offered with Sunday price reductions.
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Evelyn W. Shryock
Bowles Field
Buses Found Defective Across Maryland Inspectors Say
Public Service Commission of Maryland began statewide inspection of nine companies after a Washington Boulevard collision injured two. Investigators found most buses failed Maryland bus regulations including missing permits, no identification marks, faulty speedometers, broken emergency exits, and blocked egress.
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Washington Boulevard
Public Service Commission of Maryland
Commission
Maryland
Blue
Blue Ridge Transportation
Potomac Edison Company
Winchester
Ning
Lin Kingesen
Ship builders funded observer to 1927 Geneva talks
Clinton L. Bardo testified that three American shipbuilding firms arranged for naval propagandist William B. Shearer to attend the 1927 Geneva conference as an observer. The plan, formed in March 1927 in New York, paid Shearer 25000 dollars split among the firms. Other attendees included F. T. Palen and S. W. Wakeman with Hunter assisting as counsel.
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Washington
Senate
Clinton L. Bardo
New York Ship Building Corporation
Willam B. Shearer
Geneva
Bardo
New York
Shearer
Mrs Haun in Serious Condition After Operation
Mrs Haun underwent a delicate operation at Memorial Hospital this week and remains in serious condition. Friends are anxious about her outcome as the hospital reports her status today.
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J.C. Haun
Memorial Hospital
Notice of survey and stakes protection at Winchester Park
Baseball diamond at Rouss Spring has been surveyed and improvements will begin at once. Anyone moving or destroying surveyor stakes will be prosecuted. Winchester Park Assn. H Russell Potts, President. Hy Seal Jr., Secretary.
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Rouss Spring
Winchester Park
H. Russell Potts
HY Seal, JR
American Legion Post Installs New Officer List
Robert Y. Conrad Post members gathered at the George Washington Hotel for the installation of officers. Col. B. M. Roszel administered the ceremony as Virginia state commander, greeting local legionnaires warmly. Nelson P. Richards became commander with Frank Lovett as first vice commander and other posts filled by longtime adjutant Lawrence C. Hollis and Clifford D. Grim in several roles. The group highlighted goals for the year including raising membership to 200 and a social hour followed the business session.
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Robert Y. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
Col
B. M. Roszel
Winchester
Post
Virginia Department
Petersburg
Roszel
Ers
Nelson I’. Richards
Clifford D. Grim
Frank Lovett
Edmund Cc. Lupton
Lawrence C. Hollis
Edward C. Goss
T. Russell Cather
Nelson F., Richards
James Loy
B. B. Dutton
Hugh Clark
H. I. Pifer
L. M. Afden
Bryan Conrad
E. T. Clark
R. B. Nelson
B. M. Nan
Angox
Richards
Two Local People Before U. S. Courts On Liquor Charges
Hugh S. Carpenter of Winchester pleaded guilty in Baltimore before Judge Morris A. Soper to illegal possession and transportation of liquor and was sentenced to three months from July 24. He has been jailed in Hagerstown. Wayne Johnson, also from Winchester, faces trial in Martinsburg for similar charges and has attorney Luttrell of Martinsburg retained to defend him.
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United States Court
Baltimore
Morris A. Soper
Hugh S. Carpenter
Winchester
Carpenter
Hagerstown
Wayne Johnson
Martinsburg
Itig
Luttrell
Pace Low Bidder On Clark Road Project
The Pace Construction Company of Roanoke was named the lowest bidder for the Clarke county project to build approaches to the bridge over the Shenandoah River. Announcement followed bid tabulation by the State Highway Department in Richmond Virginia.
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Assorlatae Press
Richmond
Mi Shenandoah River
Clarke County
State Highway Department
Pace Construction ‘Company
Roanoke
Record bid in flight refuelling attempt by Flamingo monoplane
In Indianapolis on September 20 Lieuts. Walter Peck and Laurence Genaro launched from a local airfield in the Flamingo monoplane to make a second world record attempt for air fuel refuelling. Their first flight ended with a forced landing near Knightstown, Indiana, last Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Walter Peck
Laurence Genaro
Knightstown
Ind
Suction Sale House hold Goods at Fairfax Lane
Wanted great home for a young Airedale is sought as part of a community sale listing. The notice advertises household goods for sale on Saturday September 21 at 1 p m with contact by phone 421.
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W. Fairfax Lane
Goor
Yang
Virginia WCTU to Hold Annual State Meeting in Charlottesville
The Virginia Woman's Christian Temperance Union schedules its annual gathering in Charlottesville from October 7 to 10 with delegates from all sections of Virginia and national officials. Officers include Mrs. Howard M. Hoge as president and Mrs. Lillian A. Shepherd as vice president.
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Charlottesville
Virginia Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Old Dominion
Howard M. Hoge
Lincoln
Virginia
Amy Weech
Kemma Howland
W. Cc.t. U
Lillian A. Shepherd
Norfolk
Evelyn Peterson
Pamplin
Elizabeth R. Stricker
Roanoke
Mtg
Ella A. Boole
Brooklyn
N. Y
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mia
Seea
Association Against the
Department of
Long Haired Girl Receives Free Rides At Fauquier Fair
Margery L. Vaughan a girl with long light hair at the Fauquier County Fair in Marshall Virginia was given free rides all day after the ticket taker noticed her hair. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs O B Vaughan of Reliance and one of four long haired sisters.
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Marshall Fair
Reliance
Margery L. Vaughan
Marshall
Margery
O. B. Vaughan
Shrine Nobles To Meet In Toronto Next June
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine of North America will hold their fifty sixth annual convention in Toronto Ontario next June. Judge Clyde S. Webster imperial captain of the guards of the Imperial Council announced the plan in Detroit.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mystic Shrine of North
Three Ford Ton Trucks Offered by Auto PartsCorp
Auto PartsCorp advertises three Ford ton trucks in good condition with eight speed auto transmissions. Listing notes reliable service history and availability for immediate sale.
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Auto Partscorp
Special sale on nine used upright pianos at Brawner's Music
Tomorrow nine used upright pianos in A-1 condition available at Brawner's Music Store on S E Piccadilly Street. Two player pianos included. Prices range from 100 to 200 dollars with easy terms arranged.
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Eas
Brawner’s Music Store
S.E. Piccadilly St
Detroit Fire Tragedy Claims Dozens At Study Club Nightspot
A blaze at the Study Club on Detroit's east Vernor highway killed 16 people and injured nearly 100 as guests and staff rushed to escape. Fire started in the dining room on the upper floor, with flames spreading rapidly through inflammable decor. Authorities order a strict probe into fire code violations and possible causes, with proprietor Cohen held for investigation.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mid
Study Club
East Vernor Highway
Marter’ Cohen
Duncan McCrea
Res Gabriel
Doieentee
Ion
Florence Parker
Utica
N. A
Bubbles” Parker
John J. Kaufman
Laurence Luther
Highland Park
Mich
Derrick
Brown
Walter Kreuger
Grand Morrison
Definite Trend Seen In Stock Dealings Reported
New York stock market moved with no clear trend as mixed activity persisted on September 20. Industrial leaders showed weakness while several issues reached new highs, and about six dropped to new yearly lows. call money closed at 8 percent and total volume neared 4.5 million shares.
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New York
Life Insurance Proceeds Paid in Swiniley Estate
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank as executor received 8355.22 from Atlantic Life Insurance Company of Richmond through local agent Lawrence C Hollis. The policy is part of about 50000 in life insurance holdings for Dr A C Swiniley, who died recently.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
A. C. Swimley
Atlantic Life Insurance Company
Richmond
Lawrence C. Hollis
Civil Legion Names Sheriff Pannett as Delegate
Sheriff Luther Pannett of Virginia is named a delegate to the Ohlee Legion convention in Washington D C at the Mayflower Hotel on November 8 and 9. He will attend both days of the gathering.
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Luther Pannett
Virginia
Ohlee Legion
Mayflower
Washington, D. C
Pannett
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