Klan Denounced in Virginia Democracy Debate at Convention
George Bryan of Richmond warned at the Virginia State Bar annual convention in Winchester that the Ku Klux Klan and other forces threaten democracy. He called for backing off the map of intolerance and urged faith in American institutions while urging steps to root out dangers to the nation. The gathering at the George Washington Hotel drew lawyers from across the state.
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Great Britain
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Dole Godine
Saner to Speak at Virginia Bar Convention Tonight
In Winchester the Virginia State Bar Association hosts a major address by Robert E. Lee Lamer of Dallas, president of the American Bar Association. Saner, guest of George Bryan, arrives with Bryan escorting him to the event at Handley School and Empire Theatre orchestra to open the program.
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Richmond
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Philadelphia
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Bryan and McAdoo Smith Aim for Convention Win
McAdoo and Smith enter the convention with a shared resolve to clinch victory. The party views Smith as a strong dark horse, while McAdoo remains a key contender in the race toward leadership.
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Bryan Influences in Glass Movement at Convention
Reporter notes Bryan remains a factor in the Carter Glass bid as delegates report his indifference to a Glass push. He backs Meredith Davis or Robinson, opposing John W. Davis, and may back a Virginia compromise if McAdoo and Smith falter. Glass aims to unite factions as the convention stalls.
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Iowa
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Kansas
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FOR SALE Frick Thresher 30x52 by SNAPP FOUNDRY INC
Pluming and heating ad notes quick service and lists two businesses by name and phone. A Frick Thresher 30x52 complete with feeder is offered in excellent condition for sale by SNAPP FOUNDRY INC with phone 638. A lost gray cat with black stripes is described and a Shen Valley Academy reward offered.
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Bryan’s Endorsement Sparks Uproar at Democratic Convention
At Madison Square Garden on July 2 Bryan spoke for McAdoo amid gallery jeers and floor pandemonium. He named several potential leaders and pressed law enforcement and prohibition positions while provoked by Smith supporters and McAdoo backers. The scene echoed Baltimore 1912 as Bryan urged party unity behind a progressive ticket.
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Friendship Fire Company Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of the Friendship Fire Company will be held Thursday evening July 3 at 8 o'clock. Business of interest to every member. F. W. Forney, Captain.
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F. W. Forney
Independence Day Closure Notice by HALDEMAN'S CREAMERY
The bakery announces it will be closed Friday July 4 in observance of Independence Day. HALDEMAN'S CREAMERY will resume operations the following business day.
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Haldeman's Creamery
Winchester City Council Debates White Way System Repairs
Regular session ends with no remedial lighting plan enacted as council rejects full rebuild by Northern Virginia Power. Sidewalk, water and roadway improvements move forward for Massey residence and Shenandoah Boxboard mill project. Handley Schools annual report filed.
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Shenandoah Boxboard Corporation
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Winchester Chamber of Commerce
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Klan Parade Planned in Richmond July Fourth
Special to The Star Richmond plans a large Ku Klux Klan parade and initiation ceremony July 4 with over 1000 candidates. The event may be at the baseball park or state fair grounds and no speech will be made during the march.
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Roanoke
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Virginia
Shenandoah Valley Bank Declares 7 Percent Dividend
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank directors declare a 6 percent regular dividend for stockholders of record on July 1 1924 plus an extra 1 percent. Checks for both dividends are mailed to stockholders today. W G Hardy cashier signs notice.
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Shenandoah Valley National Rani
Handley Library Announces Summer Closure Schedule
Closing notice states Handley Library will be shut from July 1 to September 1 daily at seven thirty P.M. Also includes classified ad offering top prices for young chickens and a contact for ALBIN.
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Handley Library
ALBIN
Yard Party at Cedar Grove Invites Community Dinner
Little Mountain Community League invites residents to a yard party at Cedar Grove on July. The event features lawn activities and a social gathering for neighbors and families.
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Cedar Grove
Little Mountain Community League
Parades and Masks Spark City Debate Over Klans Rights
Local officials and residents clash over July parade permits and costumes. Mayor Glass cites city ordinances restricting masquerade disguises while a parade organizer argues for freedom to march with badges and robes. The discussion continues on page J.
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