Ralston Backers Predict Sixth Ballot Climb
New York reports say Mooster senator Daniel Ralston will begin a steady rise on the sixth ballot. His supporters target the middle west first, especially Illinois Iowa Kansas Oklahoma Kentucky and Ohio, to break toward broader gains. Taggart leads the push to avoid defections and keep delegates aligned with his instructions.
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New York
Ralston
Thomas Taggart
Middle West
Ilinois
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Ohio
Taggart
Indiana
Hagen Wins Open Golf Championship in England
Walter Hagen, professional, won the open golf championship at Hoylake England on June 27 according to the Associated Press. The event marked Hagen's latest major victory as he edged competitors in the British course contest.
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Associated Press
Hoy Uake
England
Walter Hagen
Plas Aperices
Kellogg's Bran Promises Purified Tummy and Energy
Speeds digestion with bran to cleanse the intestine and relieve constipation. Encourages eating two tablespoons with every meal or as sprinkled on cereals, promises palatable nutty flavor, and money-back guarantee if not satisfied. Kellogg’s Bran is sold by grocers and served in hotels and restaurants.
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Kellogg ’S
Kellogg’s
Glass forces push for Virginia role in Democratic convention
At a Virginia caucus in New York a strategy panel led by Harry Byrd was named to direct a Glass campaign. Davis and Ralston loom as strong opponents if balloting goes to dark horses with Smith and McAdoo fading. Ritchie gains Maryland backing after an unexpected ovation.
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York
Virginia
He Cc. Stuart
del and Glass Workers
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Smith
McAdoo
Senator Byrd
New York
Glass
Byrd
Davis Ralsson
Davis
Ralston
Underwood
Thomas Taggart
Alston
Indiana
Mumford
Kate Waller Barrett
Senator Glass
America
Clark
Baltimore
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Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ritchie
Pararser Albers Ritchie
Maryland
Reverend Bearden to Preach at Bethel Church Albin
The Rev. George S. Bearden of Yams Brook Virginia will preach at Bethel Lutheran Church in Albin at 8 o clock Sunday evening June 29. At the same service new members will be admitted to church fellowship. All are invited to these services.
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George S. Bearden
Yams Brook
Bethel Lutheran Church
Albin
County
Carrie Jones Weds Alfred Ostheimer at Denbigh Farm
Miss Carrie Jones daughter of Mrs John Fleming Jones of New Britain and Philadelphia married Alfred Ostheimer in a ceremony at Denbigh Farm New Britain Penn. The bride a Winchester native and Episcopal Female Institute graduate has lived in Philadelphia with her parents.
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Alfred
James Ostheimer
Abigh ‘Farm
New Britain
Penn
Winchester
John Fleming Jones
Philadelphia
Episcopal Female Institute
Prisoner Dyke to Stand Trial Amid Sanity Dispute
In Bretherton county, Dyke, charged with burglary for stealing six articles of small value from William Cornell, is deemed potentially insane. Debate centers on his mental state at arrest and whether he has suffered long-term insanity, affecting his future trial status.
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Brea
Cornell
Gome
Duke
Sunday Services On White Post Circuit
The Rev. W. G. Winton announces the Sunday services for White Post circuit Methodist Episcopal Church South. Millwood Sunday school at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. preaching by the pastor. Boyce features Sunday school at 10 a.m. and an 8 p.m. children’s day program.
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W. G. Winton
White Post Circuit
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Millwood
Boyce
Paper mill machinery dismantling at Shenandoah plant
J. E. Berkheimer of Takoma Washington supervises the dismantling of machinery bought at the Shenandoah Box Board Corporation Plant south of town. He plans to use it to manufacture roofing paper. The box board firm expects to install new equipment to produce a higher grade of box board.
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J. E. Berkheimer
Takoma
Washington
Shenandoah Box Board Corporation
Box Board Corporation
Winchester Rural Charge United Brethren holds last quarterly conference
The last quarterly conference of the Winchester rural charge United Brethren Church will be at the parsonage on National avenue at 2 p.m. Saturday June 28. All official members are urged to attend. R Ludwig, Pastor.
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Winchester
Political reforms urged for public welfare and war veterans
A list of policy proposals favors federal aid for highways mandatory campaign disclosure use of federal agencies to promote education constitutional amendment by referendum and broad rehabilitation for wounded and disabled veterans.
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Pagene
Demonstration for Al Smith A Record Breaker
In New York June 26 demonstrators turn the Democratic National Convention into a loud spectacle for Alfred C. Smith. Goaded by cheers from galleries and streets, delegates watch as a blue clad figure on crutches moves to the speakers stand amid banners, torn paper, and a charged crowd that swells beyond the hall. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s nomination of Smith sparks the uproar.
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New York
Alfred C. Smith
Vphey
Smith
Franklin D. Velt
Colorado
Connectis
Connecticut
Roosevelt
Smith campaign recalled in San Francisco demonstration
The text recalls a 4 year ago rally in San Francisco where a leader, despite illness, addressed a large crowd from the speaker's stand. He set aside his crutches, faced the audience with resolve, and rallied supporters with a spirited speech amid celebratory music and the crowd's cheers.
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San Francisco
al Smith
New York
Smith
Grefell
Wheeler claims a big booze seizure
New York reports that RB Wheeler general counsel of the Anti Saloon League says federal prohibition agents have seized 5200 cases of liquor 300 barrels of beer and 3500 gallons of beverage alcohol in New York since the Democratic national convention crowd began arriving last Saturday.
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Associated
New York
RB. Wheeler
Antis Saloon League
American fencers defeat Hollanders in foil event
The United States team defeated the Dutch in the Olympic fencing foils competition in Paris on June 27. The report notes a strong performance by the American fencers as they claimed victory.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Holland
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