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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1928
Page
2
President Hoover contemplates broad campaign policy at conferences with party leaders at his Stanford University event. He plans to discuss ideas and actions during the notification ceremonies and the sessions surrounding them with key confidants.
The George Washington Hotel on East Piccadilly Street in Winchester advertises convenient location with nearby parking and garage space. It promises reasonable rates high quality service and quiet sleeping rooms with hot and cold water and telephone in every room. Mr Roland G Eaton and manager Mr F J M emphasize superior comfort and local fraternal business ties.
The Republican candidate aims to center his campaign on exposing policies and the government’s handling of economic issues while avoiding broad attacks on opponents. He plans limited national travel, meetings with party leaders, and a emphasis on farm aid and indirect support to farmers. He will visit California’s Sierra region and West Branch Iowa, with key stops in Palo Alto and Tuolomne Meadows.
The executive praised Hoover as a strong councilor and expressed personal sympathy and friendship that Hoover should be elected. Senator Dale stressed that while confidence exists in Hoover's November success, hard work by Republican organizations remains essential before firm results are assured.
Three Virginia congressional districts head to primaries as incumbents face stiff challenges. In the Second District Joseph T. Deal runs against State Senator John A. Lesner with Norfolk Portsmouth and Suffolk as key cities. Third District incumbent A. J. Montague defends his record against D. O Flaherty who accuses him of prolonged underrepresentation since 1913. Eighth District incumbent R Walton Moore meets H Earlton Hanes across the Potomac with both claiming momentum.
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