McAdoo's delegate lead shifts in historic ballot roll call
The article records a long party nominating process with delegates from multiple states shifting support during ballots. McAdoo shows fluctuating totals around the 500 mark while Davis, Smith, and Ralston gain or lose support, Oklahoma and Florida mentioned, and Glass and Underwood factors shaping the final tallies.
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Davis
Robinson
Laton
McAdoo
Smith
Oklahoma
Florida
Unwood
Ralston
Wea
John Davis
Knois
Iit
Pmasaches
Jersey
Eree
Sma. Saas
W. Va
Robinson Ralston
Iris
Taggart
Edwards
New Jersey
Kansas
Maine
Underwood
John W. Davis
Owen
Cox
Glass
Ston
Ritchie
Kan
Saulsbury
Baltimore
Gor
MISS ZIRKLE TO TEACH IN SAN FRANCISCO
Mrs Mary A Zirkle and her daughter Miss Louise O Zirkle left for San Francisco where Louise has accepted a teaching post in a public school She may also teach art classes having studied art at the University of California Her health improved during a visit to San Francisco last year and she hopes further improvement The trip also lets her visit another daughter Mrs David H Patterson Jr who lives there
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Mary A. Zirkle
Louise O. Zirkle
San Francisco
Cal
University of California
Miss Zirkle
Handley Schools
David H. Patterson, Jr
Methodist Conference Rejects Adjournment Push
In Chattanooga Tennessee on July 3 the special general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South defeated a motion to adjourn without acting on the unification plan with the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Special General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church,South
Methodist Episcopal Church
Memorial Vases at Meade Church for Annie C. Fanny
Vases placed at Meade Memorial Church in White Post as a memorial to Miss Annie C. Fanny. Friends present the vases for the first time at the 11 o clock service as Rector Rev. John F. Coleman repeats on request a sermon on Recognition to the Life Beyond.
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Eade Memorial Church
White Post
Annie C. Fanny
W. Kenperly
John. F. Coleman
Rural Charge Services Schedule at Winchester and Pleasant
Rev Mr Frazier of Whitacre will preach in Winchester rural charge churches Sunday schedule includes Sunrise 11 a m Mount Pleasant 3 p m Mount Olive 8 p m Sunrise 11 a m Mount Pleasant 3 p m and Mount Pleasant at 2 30 p m There will be Sunday services at Pleasant Valley 10 a m and Christian Endeavor at 8 p m The Fairview Sunday school meets at 2 30 p m
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Fairview Sunday School
Memorial Dedication Parade At Harrisonburg Esteems Rockingham Vets
Robert Y. Conrad Post American Legion of Winchester plans to attend the unveiling and dedication of a World War memorial in Harrisonburg memory of Rockingham county fallen. The parade starts at 10 30 a m and Winchester delegates will depart by auto at 6 30 a m. All veterans are invited to join the post delegation meeting at the American Legion building after 6 a m. Some autos have been loaned. more cars are hoped to be lent the day of the event.
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Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Wer
Tom
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
Winchester
Legion
Post
Radio Room At George Washington Hotel Draws Large Crowds
The radio room near the Piccadilly street entrance at the George Washington Hotel has become the hotel’s most frequented space. A loud speaker-equipped receiving set broadcasts Democratic National Convention news from New York, attracting day and night crowds invited to stay and listen.
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George Washington Hotel
Piccadilly Street
New York
Real Drug Store: New York Shelf Stable for Over Fifty Years
A single drug store in New York has focused exclusively on drugs and has stayed in the same Samé location for more than five decades, marking long tenure in its community.
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New York
Gulls Drop Clams To Break Shells In Flight
Sea gulls were observed lifting clams then dropping them onto rocks from the air until the shells cracked. The birds repeated the tactic to access the meat inside.
Methodist preacher to hold Sunday services in Millwood and Boyce
The Rev. W. G. Winton, pastor of White Post circuit, Methodist Episcopal Church South, will conduct preaching at Millwood at 11 a.m. and Boyce at 8 p.m. Sunday school meets at 10 a.m. at each location. The Epworth League at Boyce gathers at 7 p.m.
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W. G. Winton
White Post Circuit
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Millwood
Boyce
Epworth League
Sarah Zane Fire Company Calls Members to Hall Meeting
All members are asked to meet at the hall at 7 30 this Thursday evening in full uniform. Gq T Barr secretary.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
T. Barr
L. T. L. to Meet Saturday at North Washington Street
A meeting of the L. T. L. is scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday July 5 at 141 North Washington street. President will preside.
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North
Washington
Byrd Family Arrives to Spend Summer in Clarke County
Mrs. William Byrd of Baltimore arrives with her son Major George Rivers Byrd retired U.S. Army, joined by daughter Miss Mary Byrd. They spent weeks in Clarke county and reopen their West Cork street home for the season.
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William Byrd
Baltimore
Clarke County
George Rivers’ Byrd
United States Army
Mummified Apes Show Rickets Evidence
Ancient graves yield mummified apes with signs resembling rickets but no definite cases proven yet. Researchers note multiple human bodies also under study for similar skeletal symptoms.
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Sterdam
Star Office
Ft. Loudoun Seminary
T. W. Russell
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Braddock Fren
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H. J. Mowrey
Frank Gearing
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Little Joe’s
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Goodsich
J. Howard Cather & Company
Lovett Brothers
Miss. Zirkle
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