McAdoo S Strength to Life Disclose Weaknesses
A brief note indicates McAdoo's S Strength to Life reveals weaknesses.
03 Jul 1924
Page 1
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1924
Page
1
A brief note indicates McAdoo's S Strength to Life reveals weaknesses.
The report tracks McAdoo’s faltering bid amid shifting allegiances at a Democratic convention. It notes Mississippi and other delegations holding firm, with talks of possible ticket formations. Ballot tallies show McAdoo losing ground to Smith and others across successive rounds, and Iowa signaling a break from unit rule to align with McAdoo.
The article reports continued deadlock at the Democratic National Convention with the McAdoo and Smith camps trading gains across ballots. Mississippi and Pennsylvania shifts, calls for a joint withdrawal, and talk of dark horse candidates reflect a tense stalemate as leaders push for a break.
Dallas leader Lee Saner urged vigilance against mob despotism, linking education to America’s liberties. The Virginia State Association session opened with music as Saner and Richmond’s George Bryan spoke on the republic’s rise from colonial roots to a government grounded in individual rights and equality before the law.
The Empire presents Viola Dana in In Search of a Thrill tonight with two shows at 7 and 9 pm, plus Washington Orchestra accompaniment. Tomorrow features Buster Keaton in Our Hospitality with three showings and additional comedy and music. Saturday features John Gilbert in The Wolf Man with a 2 pm to 11 pm continuous showing and stable 10c/15c/25c pricing.
Attorneys from across the state attend the annual Virginia State Association convention. The list includes numerous lawyers and their hometowns such as Staunton Lynchburg Roanoke Richmond Norfolk Alexandria Harrisonburg and others with many couples noted.
Police ask residents to aid in locating a 1922 Ford touring car, motor number 4015542, stolen last Friday night from 312 East Piccadilly Street. A woman saw two men tampering with the vehicle, attempting to start it, then they fled. authorities believe they returned later to take the car.
Regular meeting announced for Thursday evening July 3 at 8 o'clock. Business of interest to every member. F. W. Forney, Captain.
Sale item from Snapp Foundry Inc. in excellent condition with new feeder. Contact phone 638 for purchase. Also note a lost small light gray cat with black stripes. Reward offered for return to Shen Valley Academy.
A passing mention to Prohibition alongside a review of 1924 Virginia statutes by Commonwealth attorneys. Emphasis on taxation, fiduciaries, deeds for creditors, and uniform stock transfer act amid broader legislative activity. Notes that offenses prior to June 16 1924 follow the law in force when committed, not at trial.
A glamorous drama adapted from a Hearst story opens at the Colonial Theatre tonight for a two day run. An orphan girl, raised by the man who caused her father’s death, returns to confront him amid a fashionable gambling world and a romantic arc with Peter Marineaux.
The American Bar Association issue includes a pamphlet and a set of citizen pledges. It urges lawyers judges and jurors to uphold constitutional values defend liberty and maintain civil conscience. It frames patriotism as a duty linking law to daily life.
Quick and efficient service offered by Weedon Miller. Contact 686 at 123 N Market St for prompt plumbing and heating assistance.
Report notes Glass aides claim he is the only man who could secure nomination. Delegates discuss candidates as Glass press staff cites process and unity among firm supporters of Glass. Continued in another page.
The Wen Jennings Bryan lecture scheduled for tonight in Harrisonburg has been canceled and rescheduled for the first of the week. Ticket holders may use their same tickets for the new lecture date.
Rouss Fire Department holds regular monthly meeting Thursday at 8 o'clock chaired by Charley Rousea. Also mentions for sale a Singer sewing machine in good condition and a help wanted ad for a woman for general BBWs work addressed to Miss Mary Byrd at W Cork.
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