Crowd Menaces Men Accused of Carman's Death
Baltimore police moved Kendall Hill and Iry Jones from Bel Air to state headquarters for questioning in the Albert Atwell death. A mob threat forced their removal. the pair claimed no link to the slaying but admitted holding up another cab driver, David Unger.
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Kendall Hill
Harry Jones
Maryland
Bel Air
Baltimore
Albert Atwell
A. Jones
Bors
Iry Jones
Harford County
Atwell
Hill
Jones
Perryville
Havre de Grace
Conowingo
Conowingesta
David Unger
Frauds Charged By Aguinaldo Party In Manila
Leaders of General Emile Aguinaldo's National Socialist party say they sent a protest to President Roosevelt alleging fraud in the balloting and accusing Gov. Gen. Frank Murphy of partiality after last Tuesday's election defeat.
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Manila
Emile Aguinaldo
National Socialist Party
Roosevelt
Frank Murphy
Lindbergh Picks Up Guggenheim At Byrd Airport
At 8 15 a m Col Charles Lindbergh flew into Byrd Airport Richmond to pick up his friend Harry F Guggenheim former ambassador to Cuba and then took off again toward the north. The famed flier did not alight from the cockpit.
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Richmond
Byrd Airport
Charles Lindbergh
Harry F. Guggenheim
Cuba
Winchester rifle team shines at Camp Perry showing strong state effort
Four members of the Virginia rifle team from Winchester competed at Camp Perry Ohio for national matches. The team ranked eighth among National Guard entries and twenty second of 117 teams nationwide. All Winchester members belong to Company I and the showing supports their training facilities plea.
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Virginia
Winchester
Camp Perry
Ohio
National Guard
United States
Company I
Cider Apples Wanted by Heinz Co in Winchester
Heinz company seeks cider apples in Winchester Virginia with details in notice dated September 21. Contact H J Heinz Co for supply arrangements and specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Heinz Co
Winchester
Washington Kiwanis to Send Delegation to Winchester Club
GUEST KIWANIAN Chairman will head a delegation from Washington to meet the Winchester Kiwanis Club Wednesday September 25 at 7 p m at the George Washington Hotel. This replaces the usual 12 45 luncheon to allow a larger Washington group to attend.
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Interclub Relations Committee
Washington, D. C
Kiwanis Club
Capital City
Winchester Club
George Washington Hotel
Washington Club
Gun-Toting Guest Forces Martinsburg Man to Winchester Drive
Leon B. Plowden of Martinsburg reports a 22 year old man about five feet nine inches entered his office yesterday and forced him at gunpoint to drive toward Winchester. Near Pikeside the armed man told him to continue, stopping near Miller Greenhouses as a Pennsylvania Ford sedan with three men was seen and the car headed south. Police circulated descriptions but have not located the vehicle.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Leon B. Plowden
W. Va
Plowden
Pikeside
Miller Greenhouses
Pennsylvania
Former Pastor Seeks Old Friends At Winchester Service
The Rev. W. H. Carter of Marion Virginia, ex pastor of First Baptist, urges former church and Sunday School members from 1909 to 1915 to attend tomorrow’s 11 a.m. service in Winchester. Reserved seats are arranged. Youth groups meet at 10 a.m. for a talk on "The Romance of Rubbish" before joining the service. Carter also speaks at 7:30 p.m. A warm welcome extends to all.
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W. H. Carter
Marion
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Winchester
Baptist Church
Carter
Park In Third Game Of Series Between All-Stars And Park
The third game of the series features Front Royal All-Stars and Park baseball team this afternoon with the fourth game set for Front Royal tomorrow. The teams are neck and neck in the post season, drawing strong interest in the outcome.
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All-Stars
Front Royal
Park
Real Used Car Bargain 1935 Ford and Chevrolet Coaches
Sacrifice price offer for two 1935 coaches described as like new. H. W. Ebert's Garage advertises the bargain and urges quick contact. Includes model details and a date reference.
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Ford
Chevrolet
H. W. Ebert
Waitkus To Fly Nonstop To Lithuania Amid Bad Atlantic Weather
Lieut Felix Waitkus lifted from Floyd Bennett Field aboard the Lithuanica II for a solo 4500 mile nonstop flight to Kaunas Lithuania. He carried 8000 pounds of cargo and a thousand mail letters bound for recipients in Lithuania. Officials warned weather could worsen over the North Atlantic as he headed toward Newfoundland and Ireland.
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New York
Lithuania
Felix Waitkus
North Atlantic
Wisconsin
Floyd Bennett Field
Newfoundland
Waitkus
New Foundland
Kohler
Wis
Floyd Bennett Airport
Kaunas
Lithuanica II
Walthus
Martha
Ireland
England
Denmark
Baltic Sea
Memel
Kasimir Daubzvardis
Vaitkus
Paul Zadeikis
United States
Washington
Virginia Sheriff Association closes with traffic law push
Sheriff association members wrapped their Lexington convention with calls for stricter traffic law enforcement to cut fatal motor accidents and an appeal for broader short wave radio facilities for rural officers. J Preston Adams of Wise county was elected president. Farmville will host the 1936 convention with H L McCann A B Shackleton Charles C Curtiss and George R Richardson named as officers.
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Lexington
Virginia Sheriff’s Association
J. Preston Adams
Wise County
Farmville
H. L. McCann
Frederick County
A. B. Shackleton
Lunenburg County
Charles C Curtiss
Elizabeth County
George R. Richardson
Roanoke County
British Airman Off For Africa
Tom Campbell-Black, Britain’s aviator in a hurry, started a record flight to Cape Town and back from London at 4.10 p m. J H G McArthur co pilots The Boomerang, headed for Cairo as the first stop.
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London
Tom Campbell-Black
Great Britain
Capetown
South Africa
J. H. G. McArthur
Campbell-Black
Pote Wip
Cairo
Quick Service and Prices Hit the Rush Peak
Local shoppers rush to take advantage of fast service and reasonable prices advertised by the Evening Star. The prompt availability and value appeal draw crowds as businesses highlight efficiency and affordability.
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the Evening Star
Quarry Blast Endangers Children Prompt 60 Day Closure Notice
Citizens report rocks hurled from the quarry on Parkway endangering homes and children. A 15 pound rock pierced a tree near Mrs. Hutchins two children as council votes 60 day notice to Stuart M Perry to cease operation. The quarry was leased by the city in 1917 and now employs about 40 people.
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Parkway
Perry Silent
Stuart M. Perry
James Hutchins
George W. Haddox
Perry
Fred Loses Another Horse
Fred Cochrane loses a horse again as the latest replacement dies in harness on West Boscawen Street. Bill Peters, his helper, says the death was unexpected, continuing a pattern of losses within the year.
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Fred Cochrane
Fred
West Boscawen Street
Bill Peters
Stephens City Property Sold at Auction
A house, lot and all outbuildings formerly owned by the late James W. Robertson in Stephens City were sold at auction this morning. E. L. Lemley of Stephens City purchased the property for $802.50 as part of settling the decedent's estate.
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James W. Robertson
Stephens City
E. L. Lemley
France to Arm Forces With 6 Percent Budget for 1936
France will devote an extraordinary budget of 6 percent of francs to reinforce the armed forces. Marcel Regnier announced the 1936 plan after a cabinet meeting with Premier Laval aiming to avoid entanglements. The budget will be raised by internal loans following Italy's rejection of the League plan.
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Laval
Barrymore Evades Pursuer as He Heads for Unannounced Destination
John Barrymore and Elaine Barrie chase across the country with Barrie eluding him in Chicago and Kansas City. The film star avoids reunion with his wife Dolores Costello as Barrie continues pursuit by train plane and car.
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Kansas City
John Barrymore
Elaine Barrie
Barrymore
Hollywood
Miss Barrie
Union Station
Chicago
the Huntress
New York
Elaine
Santa Fe
Caliban
Costello Barrymore
Council Seeks Ways to Raise Armory Funds in Special Session
In a special session the Common Council formed a three member committee with the city solicitor and manager to study legal methods for funding an armory. They may provide 5000 dollars and a site, reporting next Thursday. Brig Gen S Gardner Waller discussed armory funds amid opposition concerns over site revenue and 1936 budget implications.
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Common Council
Brig
S. Gardner Waller
Virginia
W. W. Dellinger
Fred Forney
Herman Hable
C. R. Anderson
Peyton Marshall
C. Douglas Barnett
R. Frank Barr
A. Lee Coble
Percy Miller
E. J. Snapp
Ralph Snapp
Reardon
Waller
Quezon Supporter Julia Nalundasan Assassinated in Batac
Manila dispatch reports Batac town patrolled after the assassination of Julia Nalundasan a supporter of president elect Manuel Quezon by an unidentified assailant earlier in the day.
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Manila
P. I
Batac
Julia Nalundasan
Manuel Quezon
Weiss Retiring From Politics
New Orleans September 21 Seymour Weiss political treasurer for the late Senator Huey P Long announced he is retiring from politics and wished all his friends the best of luck in a statement from the city.
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New Orleans
Seymour Weiss
Huey P Long
Civic Rights Restored for Ward
Washington September 21 The Parole Board announced Charles Allen Ward a St Paul capitalist had civil rights restored entitling him to citizenship privileges denied after a federal narcotics conviction in 1920.
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Washington, Sept
Parole Board
Charles Allen Ward
St. Paul
Mrs Roosevelt Celebrates 81st Birthday at Home
Hyde Park N Y September 21 Mrs James Roosevelt Sr mother of President Roosevelt quietly observed her eighty first birthday with the President and family at Hyde Park.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
James Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
General Willam Wallace Atterbury Dies in Philadelphia
In his 70th year General William Wallace Atterbury retired president of the Pennsylvania Railroad and wartime transportation expert for the American government died yesterday in Philadelphia.
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William Wallace Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Snead Extends Lead In Cascades Open At Hot Springs
Sam Snead, Hot Springs pro, posted an even par 71 to preserve a three stroke lead at 215 after 54 holes in the Cascades open. Revolta closed to within one of Snead with a 34 on the front nine. Burke and Cruickshank trailed with 182 and 185 respectively.
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Hot Springs
Sam Snead
Coffey
Winchester
Revolta
Snead
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Revoilta
Bill Burke
Cleveland
Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Famous Men in Europa Highlight Classics Review
In the Sunday Times review of Europa by Robert Briffault a renowned historian and philosopher, the novel portrays European society before World War I with glimpses of Mussolini Kaiser Rasputin Henry James Pavlova D Annunzio and others. The review calls the book a panoramic ascent to witness kings captains and mighty women receding into darkness while a rising sun appears. The Handley Library offers borrowing with a 9 pm closing time.
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New York Times
Kaiser
Henry James
London
Anna Pavlova
D’annunzio
Handley Library
Winchester Junk Co. seeks iron, rags and metals for shipment
Local junk dealer Winchester Junk Co. advertises immediate pickup and top prices for iron, rags, and other metals. The notice lists its address at 13 Fairfax Lane between Main and Braddock and includes a series of small page codes.
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Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
Main and
Braddock
Two coopers sought at Rosemont Orchard vacancy
Help wanted for two cooper positions at Rosemont Orchard. Apply to John Livengood in Berryville. Additional details listed under V 9 19 1p tf.
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Coopers
Rosemont Orchard
John Livengood
Berryville
Italian Cabinet Rejects League Peace Plan Sparks Dismay
Geneva reaction runs high as Italy’s cabinet rejects the five power committee proposals. Mussolini’s government hints at possible future acceptance of revised terms while the League Council mulls next steps and Ethiopia’s favorable reply rumor circulates.
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League
Geneva
Italy
League of Nations
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Mussolini
Tr Duce
Germany
League Council
Ethiopia
Rome
League Assembly
Associated Press
Tecle Hawariate
Five-Power Committee
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Aguinaldo
Guggenheim
GUEST
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James B. Edmunds
Penna
Venture
Chicago Newspaper and Flight Association
Sheriff McCann
State Society
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Bear
Daniel Morgan
Stephens City Property
Council
Gen
Baker
Quezon
Weiss
Mr. Roosevelt
Warren County
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