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Newspaper

Rockingham Daily Record

Location

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1913

Page

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President Elect Wilson Seeks Cabinet Talks With Marshall

President elect Wilson and his running mate Thomas Marshall held a three hour conference in Jersey City. They discussed cabinet policy, Senate and House organization, and plans for Washington. Wilson said he will consult Marshall on government policy, and Marshall indicated strong agreement with the president elect. This was their first meeting since the July Sea Girl nomination.

International News Service Trenton Wilson New Jersey Thomas ‘R. Marshall Indianna Senate Itouse Marshall Washington

President-elect plans hotel stay and dental session

The president-elect will stay at a hotel in Washington and says he cannot afford a home there on his salary. He plans to visit Philadelphia for a dental session, then New York for the night and attend his successor’s installation in Philadelphia on Saturday.

Elect Washington Philadelphda New York James F.ream

Liquor Docket Ends With Firm Sentences in Wy Circuit

Judge Haas presiding in Wy Circuit adjourns the term after rapid criminal docket progress. Amous and Dick Short each receive four months in jail and $390 fines for liquor sales near Stanley. Robert Jenkins two months and $100. Fox distiller two months and $100. W. H. Kyser five months and $275. Mrs W H Kyser and E J Brown fined $50 each. Sol Gray $50. Mrs Sol Gray 30 days. most defendants pled guilty with $500 bonds for good behavior. Mrs Amos Shorts gets one year in penitentiary for unlawful shooting. State note credits Anti-Saloon League and Rev J R Ellis for driving the crackdown.

Luray Haas Stanley Amous Dick” Short Robert Jenkins Fox W. H. Kyser W. H. Kiser E. J. Brown Sol Gray W. H. Keyser J. R. Ellis Rockingham County League Amos Shorts

Operetta Tonight at Assembly Hall at State Normal School

A Spanish operetta performed by about fifty Normal School girls at the Opera House tonight promises lively costumes and music. The show features Irene the Gypsy Queen and a cast including Patty Puller Frances Mackey Neville Dogan and Marguerite Garrett with a dramatic sequence of scenes and musical numbers titled Of Spain We Sing Soft as the Music and Here Come the Gypsies. Proceeds will benefit The Schoolma'am the Normal slang.

State Normal School Irene Quean Patty Puller Richard Harding Frances . Mackey Joseph Dare Neville Dogan Inez Harding Majorie Grizzard Lucile McLeod Marguerite Garrett Sfather Joan Tyier Eyil Maldgns Senveh Tvran Okhis Spain

Colored leaders hail Smith deputy treasurer pick

Washington reports indicate Peter Z. Smith a Colored native of Boston will be appointed Deputy Register of the Treasury. Governor Wilson’s letters to Bishop Alexander show hopes for greater Colored recognition under the new administration. Alexander, moving to Washington, displays three letters bearing the President elects signature.

Bervicey Washington Peter Z. Smith Boston Mass Register of the Treasury Washington Wilson Alexander Wilson Colored League White House Wingson

Boys Conference at Church of Christ Opens With Delegates

The Valley Boys Conference of the State Sunday School Association meets at the Church of Christ in Harrisonburg at 3 30 pm with 90 to 100 delegates from Augusta Shenandoah Rockbridge Frederick Page Bedford and other points. A banquet at 6 30 pm and a mass meeting at 3 30 pm Sunday highlight the event with speakers from Falls Church Richmond Woodstock Fairfax Staunton Shenandoah City and other areas.

Valley Boys Church ‘of Christ Hast Mason Ari Onkmail Rockingham Augusta Rockbridge Shenandoah Frederick Bedford Staunton. A Virginia Sunday School G.C. Minor Mr. M. &. Church Falls Church T. ©. Diggs Richmond H. T. Baker Harrisonbureg Assembly Hall Baker Old Dominion Duncan R, Lipton Chandler Yancey C. ‘A. Mason J. W. Taliaferra W. A. Meserole Geo N. Conrad T.P. Yager Frank Dolan Geo. W. Garber Ed. Carrier W. H. Rickard D, P. Wine J. G. Yancey, Jr Wm, Dean A. K. Fletcher, Jr John N. Garber W. C. Switzer B. Martz W. B. Dutrow B. C. Wilton L. A. Zirkle W. J. Good T. N. Thompson R. R. Brown J. R. Switzer W. L. Dechert H. M. Strickler John Paul T. B. Beery C. A. Jewett Ju. C. Myers Kemper Cline Samuel P. Fletcher

Couple Welcomes New Arrival At East Market Street Home

In a quiet yesterday morning on East Market Street, Mr and Mrs Minor H Koonta celebrate the birth of a child. The family expresses happiness as neighbors extend good wishes. The proud parents plan to name the infant and share details in coming days.

Minor H. Koonta Thelpi East Market Street Vine

Sermon Praises Mary as Model of Womanhood at Catholic Mission

A large congregation hears Father Turner at a Catholic mission extol Mary the mother of God. He frames devotion to Mary as natural admiration for beauty and virtue, calling her the Queen of Angels and emphasizing her role as Christ’s mother without controversial notes.

Father Turner Purner Mary God Christ Mother Heaven

Mrs Thomas R Marshall Talks Dress and Finances

Philadelphia February 27 Mrs Thomas R Marshall wife of the Vice President elect spoke on family life and dress. She backed living within her husband’s salary while opposing Woodrow Wilson’s $1,000 yearly dress plan and teased suffragettes. She said Wilson could be severe and shared impressions of the president elect.

Philadelphia Thomas ‘R. Marshall Chevy Chase Club Wilson Woodrow Wilson

Superintendent Hulvey Returns From Stonewall District

Public schools head Geo H Hulvey of Rockingham County arrived home after several days on official business in Stonewall District. He rode a Dean's mountain automobile, the first of its kind seen there, drawing curiosity. Some schools briefly suspended classes so students could view the car.

Geo. H Hulvey Public Rockingham County Stonewall Prof. Hulvey

Reverence for the Blessed Mother versus God alone

A speaker argues that honoring Mary does not diminish worship due to God. He compares devotion to Mary with praise for an artist and questions jealousy attributed to Jesus, asserting Mass honors God alone and Mary is the supreme creation chosen by God. He emphasizes Mary’s unique role as mother of Jesus and the Redeemer.

George Washington Peretto Virginia Virgin Mary Jesus God Hyom

Bradley Foundry Expands To Meet Rising Demand

Workmen have started a brick 40 by 50 foot addition to the Bradley Foundry on South High street. When finished the building will extend 150 feet in length, enlarging floor space to accommodate surging business. Proprietors Schuyler and John Bradley say the expansion will fully supply local trade and boost Harrisonburg's prosperity, given the plant’s long establishment and payroll impact.

Bradley Foundry South High Street Schuyler John 8. Bradley Harrisonburg

Telephone mixup blamed for Richmond tragedy

Richmond police report Thomas W. McCrary a 22 year old drug clerk filled a prescription misreading ingredients leading to the death of 4 year old Robert Lionel Le Masurier son of Captain Joseph LeMasurier. McCrary was arrested on murder charges with $500 bail posted by I P Fletcher. The coroner jury attributed the death to a telephone miscommunication over prescription ingredients. A proposed ordinance barring druggists from accepting prescriptions by telephone will be enacted per Commonwealth's Attorney Minetree Folks. The inquest noted Dr W R Gee attended the child and specified two grains of bichloride of mercury. The story continues on page two.

Richmond Thomas W. McCrary Robert Lionel LeMasurier Joseph LeMasurier West Franklin Street Aleek’ Yesterda Ater I. P. Fletcher Park’ Avenue I. P.fletehcer McCrary Commonwealth Minetree QR. W. Gee East Grace Street

Mrs. Mary F Soule Dies at Ottobine Home

Mrs. Mary F Soule widow of John E F Soule former Rockingham County legislator died suddenly at 6 30pm at her son Benford A Soule’s Ottobine residence. A heart condition caused her death after ill health. aged 68, she leaves four sons Berford A Soule A Grasty Soule J Q Bipute and others in Ottobine and Washington.

Mary. W. Soule John EF. Soule Rockingham County Benford A. Soule W. W. Koontz Bpring Creek Soule John A. Dice Ottebine Berford A A. Grasty Soule Washington

Federal Garrison Annihilated at Concia

Mexican conflict reports chaos after a garrison is destroyed at Concia. Zapata and Venustiano Carranza emerge as leading rebel figures facing Huerta’s administration. Diaz’s ministers announce operations as troops are sent to protect refugees. railway and mail delays hinder Washington’s access to news from Mexico.

Mexico City Mtr Zapata Venustina Arange Trota Chihauhan Alberta Diaz Washington State Department Mexico War Department

Mrs Ida Mahone says Coffman improving in Clarksburg

Ida Mahone of Clarksburg West Virginia sister of Charles F Coffman reports he has been ill for several weeks but is now improving.

Ida Mahone Clarksburg W. Va Charles F Coffman

Mrs See Seeks Divorce From Cecil See

Mrs Hannah See, wife of Cecil H See, a Gherry Grove resident, yesterday filed suit for divorce. C A Hammer is counsel for the complainant at the local bar.

See Hannah See Cecil. H. See Gherry Grove Diyogea C. A. Hammer Bay

Notary Public Appointment for Rockingham National Bank

Saylor DP and assistant cashier Myers yesterday qualified as a notary public for four years. Myers posted a $600 bond with Charles H. Mauzy as his surety, formalizing the appointment with the Rockingham National Bank.

Myers Saylor Rockingham National Bank Chas. H. Mauzy

Incomplete obituary mentions Boyle and Moore families

Fragmentary OCR lists D GC and Isaac J Boyle with Alberta Canada and a daughter Mrs Martin Moore of Vancouver Island, BC. Also mentions four providers Henry Dice Spring Great Miles Dice in Nebraska and Samuel Ballard, with garbled text surrounding.

Isaac J. Boyle Alberta Canada Martin Moore Vancouver Inland British Columbia Shoe Henry Dice Grea Milles Dice Nebraska Samuel Biallard Rae

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Bunator Jas, Fielder Gov. Wilson New Jershy N.Y Wilson Wii Church OF Christ Masonic Hall Catholic Mission Pak Pight Amity Schuyler and Jno. S. Bradley Bulla Thomas W. McCreary Bridgewater Childs TION MO. F. Soule Ottobine John C. Dice Clover Hill Concia SUES
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