Schumacher Faces Curt Davis In Rubber Game Of Series
Hal Schumacher meets Curt Davis in the decisive game of the Giants Cubs series at Wrigley Field. Melton’s 6-0 win over the Bruins keeps the Giants atop the standings as Melton and McCarthy shine in a day of strong pitching and sharp defense.
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Schumacher
Curt Davis
Bill Boni
Associated Press
Hal Schumacher
Curst
Davis
Giants
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Cliff Melton
Bruins
Terrymen
Dodgers
Phils
Bees
Melton
Hubbell
Bill Terry
Mel Ott
Lou Chiozza
Cannonball Cliff
Chicago
K.O
Hal
Slick Castleman
St. Louis
Harry Gumbert
Don Brenna
Indians
Washington
Johnny McCarthy
McCarthy
Monte Pearson
Kemp Wicker
Yankees
Browns
Pearson
Wicker
Rudy York
Tigers
Red Sox
St Johnson
Cardinals
Luke Sewell
White Sox
Athletics
Jimmy Deshong
Senators
Vince Dimaggio
Pirates
Dolph Camilli
Phillies
Reds
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Backache Secret: Kidneys May Be Cause
Many sufferers find relief from nagging backache by discovering tired kidneys as the source. The kidneys expel waste and acids, and excess poisons can cause pains, swelling, headaches, and fatigue. Doan's is advertised as effective relief多年.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Two Held In Counterfeit Case In Bristol Virginia
In Bristol Virginia Tennessee area two men gave names Clarence Hudnel of Louisiana and Thomas F Kittrick of Washington were arrested for possessing counterfeit money. Hudnel allegedly passed two counterfeit ten dollar bills at downtown stores and Kittrick was captured after allegedly discarding two counterfeit tens near the scene and fleeing toward a Bristol Roanoke highway filling station.
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Bristol
Va.-Tenn
Clarence Hudnell
Louisiana
Thomas F. Kittrick
Washington
Hudnel
Kittrick
Bristol- Roanoke
Hudwell
Admitted To Presbytery In Lynchburg
Rev Russell C Stroup of Glasgow was examined and received into Montgomery presbytery to become pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. The action was unanimous and depends on his dismissal from the Methodist conference in California.
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Lynchburg
Russell C. Stroup
Glasgow
Montgomery
First Presbyterian Church
Southern California Methodist Conference
California
Jailholds and Denials Reported in Two States
Hudnell remained silent in a Tennessee jail tonight while Kittrick faced charges in a Virginia jail. Chief W J Rogers of the Tennessee Bristol police said Hudnell would not talk and Kittrick denied the charges against him.
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Hudnell
Tennessee
Kittrick
Virginia
W. J Rogers
Tennessee Bristol Police Department
Cites Advantages of Jail Reform in Virginia
Richmond report quotes Sheriff G M Gilkeson of Augusta County endorsing jail reform proposed by the state jail commission. He says it would modernize crime handling especially for misdemeanants and save state money despite initial setup costs. He supports shifting pay from fees to salaries for sheriffs and deputies.
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Richmond
G. M. Gilkeson
Augusta County
Virginia State Association of Sheriffs
State Jail Commission
Virginia
Gilkeson
Alternate Strips of Sown Crops With Tilled Ones Growing
A central Great Plains farming method shows alternating equal-width sown feed crop strips with tilled rows. The sown strips act as wind and water erosion barriers while preventing point rows on contour-filled fields. The photo captures corn on the P. K. Beck farm near Ottawa Kansas with an irregular strip of oats above it to conserve soil and moisture.
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Great Plains
U.S
P. K. Beck
Ottawa
Kas
U S Court Judges Gather for Annual Judicial Conference
Washington September session opens with Chief Justice Hughes leading senior circuit judges to review federal litigation progress and discuss speeding procedures. Conference notes potential new judgeships and possible appeals reforms while omitting Supreme Court docket review.
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Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Circuit
Supreme Court
Congress
Roosevelt
United States Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
United States Solicitor General
Justice Department
Illness Fatal To Mrs. Eskridge in Woodstock
Katherine Eskridge aged 77 a Shenandoah County resident and descendant of an old family died at 9 30 pm after five weeks illness. She was born in Cedar Creek Valley daughter of Lemuel and Frances Orndorff married C J Eskridge 55 years ago and later lived in Ashland Kentucky before returning to Woodstock. Survived by two sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Woodstock
Katherine Eskridge
Shenandoah County
Lemuel
Frances Orndorff
Cedar Creek Valley
C. J. Eskridge
Elizabeth Dignan
M. O Orndorff
Washington
Clarence L. Orndorff
M. O. Orndorff
Pickers' Tickets Printed Now at the Star Office
Notices announce that pickers' tickets are printed at the Star Office with a date code 1-21-1p-1f.
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Star Office
Suit Is News Again in Joyce Divorce Battle
Attorneys for James 8 Joyce, lumber millionaire opposing his wife Nelle M Joyce eight year divorce suit filed a deposition in Chicago circuit court to show her friendships and entertainment in his apartment. The case, filed in 1929, claimed cruelty. A temporary $500 monthly alimony was awarded to Mrs Joyce in 1930, but the suit is not currently on the court calendar.
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James 8. Joyce
Chicago
Nelle M. Joyce
Joyce
Central Prese
Wisconsin youth faces theft charge over lead taken
George Goodman, 18, was arrested after a burglary during a street raid in Milwaukee. Detective George Raabz and others detained him, Desk Sergeant Heidelberg booked him, and Deputy DA George Bowman charged him with stealing 150 pounds of lead. Judge Page ordered him held for trial.
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Milwaukee
Wis
George Goodman
Agroul
George Raabz
George Legegen
George Heiderlberg
George A. Bowman
Page
George Schenck
George
Chicago student with 35 bone fractures in decade
William J. Luedke, 19, of Chicago, enrolled at Knox College prep for medical studies. He began pursuing a physician career after a decade marked by 35 bone fractures, gaining experience that sets him apart from classmates.
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Chicago
William J. Luedke
Knox College Preparatory
Fall Work Engaging Farmers
In Hayfield Virginia farmers and horticulturists are busy with autumn tasks. Harvesting corn soybeans buckwheat and apples continues with the later apples to be gathered by October 1. The county reports yields above last year though some crops are below average and marketing is slowing.
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Hayfield
Eee
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Jack Cann
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