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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
1
Former Vice President Davis outlines a 2024 campaign strategy to engage voters directly. He aims to expand outreach through town halls and online platforms to argue for policy priorities and build broad support.
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John W. Davis, Democratic candidate for president, held his first formal conference with reporters after nomination. He avoided campaign issues, will likely set up headquarters, and plans to return to Clarksburg before ratification. Governor Bryan to campaign mainly in Mississippi Valley and Northwest with pivotal western states in focus.
Winchester Lodge No. 66 Knights of Pythias decorated the graves of deceased members at Mount Hebron Cemetery after assembling at the lodge hall. A memorial service was held for Dr. J. L. Whitlock, the last member to pass away, and flowers were later placed on Maj. Gen. Daniel Morgan’s tomb as a tribute to his country service. List of honored include Hugh B. Striker, Joseph N. Nulton, John Lannis, Lewis N. Barton, William Riely, James Riely, A. Zirkle, George W. Grim, J. E. Carroll, Albert Striker, F. F. Kemner, Harry Epton, Gene Blockley, Frank Woodward, Gell Soha We Brown, Charles Lewis, Henry Kinzely, H. Harkness, Edward Smith, F. F. Oehm, Charles Meredith, Mr. Price of Brunswick Md, Hugh Barr, John Taylor, Augustus Coffroth, Joseph W. Sumpton, Luther Bleyer, George H. Kinzel, John P. Sartelle, Theodore Parker, W. S. Cather, Dr. W. A. Swimley, Jacob Schneider, Fred Faulkner, Arthur Grim, Alexander Hamilton, Edward Cabell, John O. Rowe, C. E. Neville, John McDonald, William B. Ryan, William Fleet, D. W. Brown, Fréd Fawcett and J. L. Whitlock.
The Associated Press reports the official roll call on the 103rd ballot at the Democratic national convention showing John W. Davis of West Virginia nominated by acclamation. Ballot totals list Roosevelt, McAdoo, Garner and others with 728 needed for choice, 6 absent or not voting.
A compact portrait of John W. Davis highlighting his education at Washington and Lee University and several honorary degrees. It traces his law career in Clarksburg, state and national service as a congressman, solicitor general, Red Cross work, and ambassadorship to Britain, plus memberships and affiliations.
Immense throng from Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and West Virginia gathers for the fiftieth anniversary reunion of the Presbyterians. Rev Dr F T McFaden of Winchester Va delivers keynote on the church's service to humanity and the need to stay true to its mission.
The Arizona Express arrives Saturday noon and will be boarded at Market Street theater between 2 and 11 pm. Tickets are 10 cents for children and 15 to 25 cents for adults. Pauline Starke and Evelyn Brent star in this Wm. Fox melodrama showing at the Empire with afternoon and evening performances. Continuous showings and value for money advertised.
Marshall Baker reviews the 1924 Democratic convention noting John W. Davis as best suited for the presidency. He highlights Davis's un backed rise, Times endorsements, and Clarksburg Home Town Club support. The piece reflects on Wilson's hypothetical approval and ends with a continuation note.
The Colonial Theatre announces the feature Second Youth described as a stylish treatment of the modern woman question. The cast includes Alfred Lunt Palmeri Walter Catlett Jobyna Howland and others with Albert Parker directing for Viscount Pictures. Literary adaptation by John Lynch from Allan Upiera.
Miss Linda Kremer daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles P Kremer arrived from Norfolk Virginia and recently joined the local teaching staff She underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday at Memorial Hospital Her condition today is reported as very favorable and she is recovering from anesthesia satisfactory past tense.
The 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard plans a summer encampment at the Legion Building in Virginia Beach. It calls for more volunteers to join the company for a 15 day period starting Sunday July 13, with pay and meals provided. Captain George H Grimm leads the call. Also a notice seeks a woman for general house work at 214 West Cork Street.
Local Red Cross executive committee reported 17 ex service cases and 15 civilian cases assisted in the month. An elderly couple benefited from revived insurance and a dependency claim. a deserted mother and children were placed in good homes. Clothing, food, and medical aid distributed. juniors completed a portfolio for Belzian juniors.
Senator H. F. Byrd the Virginia Democratic chairman and delegate at large returned from the Democratic National Convention in Madison Square Garden New York after two weeks of sessions. He traveled via Berryville to his Clarke County home and rested much of the day after nights of many conferences with fellow delegates.
Six room bungalow on West Clifford Street with bath built in tub hardwood floors steam heat gas and electricity. Elevated location offers a beautiful view. Priced right and ready for occupancy. Contact M Sullivan 7 8 1p 31.
Virginia delegates express renewed party vigor after backing Davis on the first ballot and keeping Glass as a potential second choice. The group notes Davis as their leading choice and suggests unity after a hot convention fight.
Winchester residents in the Shenandoah Valley and nearby areas are invited to shop during the second annual Dollar Day sales on Tuesday and Thursday, July 16 and 17. Local merchants including Jolliffe and Jolliffe Moling and Seal The Nathanson Company and others join The Star in promoting seasonal bargains across downtown and surrounding venues.
An early evening funeral service was held at the church on Main Street Plymouth for a deceased individual. Family and friends gathered in sorrow as tributes were offered and a procession moved to the churchyard.
Classified listing shows a 6 room apartment for rent with phone contact 540 and address 113 West Monmouth. Includes a card of thanks noting appreciation for support during illness and death of Mr. N. Also mentions watermelons and melons for sale at front of B and O storage. F Ramacciotte signs.
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