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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1916

Page

4

Judge Harrison Leads Push for Voters in Congressional Primary

In Winchester Virginia the August issue reports Judge Thomas W Harrison opposing a delegated convention for a Congressional candidate to succeed James Hay He accuses rivals of forming a coalition to swap influence to defeat him He urges voters in the Seventh District to repudiate such deals and back his bid in the September 2 primary to let the people decide.

Thomas W. Harrison James Hay Congress Judge U Harrison Seventh Congressional District Judge Harrison Judge Harrson People’s Voice

Slaughterer Hired by Wife After Manslaughter Conviction

Danville dispatch reports J. W. Slaughter once Draper North Carolina police chief convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to two years. County commissioners may hire him out to a bidder, and his wife promptly bid to employ him as her hired man for the term. Some question the mercy of the jury and the constitutional objection is noted.

Danville J. W. Slaughter Draper N. C Slaughter North Carolina Pvery Benedict

Unlucky verdict robs Slaughter of two year vacation

The writer reflects that Slaughter, deprived of a hoped two year respite, faces an unsympathetic jury and a harsh marital situation. The piece laments cruel fate and calls some people born unlucky.

Japan Navy Plans Eight Super-Dreadnoughts And Six Battle Cruisers

The Washington Post reports Japan may seek authority to build three more super-dreadnoughts and two new battle cruisers, forming a first line fleet of eight dreadnoughts and six battle cruisers. The program aims for completion in seven years, with secrecy likely masking true progress. the United States would still need four dreadnoughts and four battle cruisers to stay adequately ahead, beyond paper claims.

Washington Post Japan Senate United States

The Road Hog

A poem about a road hog slow to yield on a rural road provoking drivers to horn blasts and near collisions. The speaker warns that attempting to pass could lead to violence or legal trouble as a rustic cop would arrest the passerby. The piece ends noting drivers clash over minor violations.

Deerfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

In Deerfield Virginia on August 16 Mr and Mrs John Snapp visited Mrs Sarah Snapp. Mrs Martha Windle stays with the Snapp family. Mrs Lee Pannett visits Baltimore for several days. Mr and Mrs S M Terault and family visited friends at Vaucluse. Ada Barham spent weekend with Mrs C C Bauserman. William Dellinger and Lena Fultz from Edinburg visited the Bauserman home.

Deerfield John Snapp Sarah Snapp Martha Windle Lee Pannett Baltimore S. M. Terault Vaucluse William Dellinger Lena Fultz Edinburg C. C. Bauserman Brucetown T.J. Lambert Lillian Mary Lambert O. D. Lambert Corie Swimley Mary Clendening Charlestown Clendening Montana Hiram Catlette Hagerstown H. K. Fidler Frank Willingham Viola Eli Janney C. J. Snapp Julian Snapp Winchester Virginia Woolen Mill Albert Clendening Emporium Methodist Capon River Betha Whitacre Strasburg Mary Sanderson Estén Heironimus Pittsburgh J. W. Wheironimus

Edgewood Camp M W A picnic and Ruth erford grove event set

The Edgewood Camp M W A plans its annual picnic and tournament in Ruth erford's grove near Stephenson on September 2. A recent Red Bud Church yard party sold well, grossing 67 dollars. The Loyal Workers' Bible Class met at R P Duvall's home. next meeting will be at Emma Jackson's on September 8.

Burnt Factory Edgewood Camp M. W Rutherford’s Grove Stephenson Red Bud W. T. Hoffman Harry Leight Morgan Mills Loyal Workers’ Bible Class R. P. Duvall Emma Jackson

Adair of Carrizal Poem Remembers Mexican War Hero

A dramatic poem honors Lt Henry R Adair Tenth Cavalry from Carrizal battle in Mexico. The speaker laments unfulfilled gratitude and laments diplomacy masking sacrifice as the funeral honors and bugle call echo the fallen hero. Dean Collins of Portland Oregon notes authorship.

Henry R Adair Tenth Cavalry Carrizal Mexico Adair Wiell Dean Collins Portland Oregonian

Brucetown and Whitacre Notes and Local Events

Brucetown and Whitacre area residents exchange visits with Baltimore and nearby towns. Camp meeting at Ridgeway, a Vale of community reports eight young ladies immersed, and a railroad meeting yields thousands in Capon area contributions. A horse with a broken leg is euthanized after medical attempts.

Whitacre Grace Stotler Piedmont W. Va Naomi Brannon Harrison Whitacre Gainesboro W. C. Whitacre Maud Barrow Virginia Carmen Capon Bridge J. W. Brannon Ebenezer Church

A Tonic Cures Ulcers of Stomach

Mrs Vinton Miler of Redstar West Virginia says she suffered ulcers and suspected consumption after four doctors failed to help. She could not eat or drink without pain yet after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery she can eat anything and feels healthier than in five or six years.

Redstar W. Va

Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Claims

Claims to aid digestion and blood nourishment with a tonic effect for stomach and heart natural function without external aids. States ingredients printed on wrapper, no alcohol or narcotics, pure alterative extract made with glycerine from native roots and herbs.

Dr. Pierce Ghana

Relatives Attend Ridgeway Camp Ten Day Stay

Mrs. F. T. Pine attends the Ridgeway camp with relatives and Mrs. R. J. Yates tents with her. They will spend the full ten days there.

F. T. Pine Ridgeway R. J. Yates

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