29 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
1
The report notes Franklin D Roosevelt leaving the convention and heading to his hotel as plans to confer an honor move forward. Fav orite sons withdraw names as a stampede for southern delegates begins.
The Associated Press reports United States Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas was nominated for vice president by the National Democratic Convention in Houston on June 29.
The Democratic ticket for 1928 was formally placed on the party roster at its national convention in Houston. Alfred E. Smith of New York was nominated for president with Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas as vice president, during the concluding session.
The Democratic National Convention nominated the Arkansan Le Robinson on the first ballot to be running mate of a New Yorker, a swift triumph amid a scattered field. The convention’s presiding officer, Dry Deacovet Robinson, retreated to his hotel as the nomination was sealed.
Glass issues fiery enforcement speech urging the man leading the presidential campaign ticket to stand for all laws.
Frank H. Fuller reports Virginians at the Democratic convention showed strong support for Al Smith as the party’s standard bearer, with delegates marching banners, a split delegation reassembling, and Governor Byrd and Senator Swanson backing the Smith platform while Prohibition remains a key issue. The Virginia delegation anticipated backing Robinson for vice president as the convention continued.
A newspaper line notes a four dollar six cent annual advance rate for a special July bout delivered by carrier with a payment incentive to save. The fragment hints at a pricing offer and a newspaper branding.
The Alfred E. Smith nomination for President comes on a single ballot at the Democratic National Convention in Houston. Smith led a swift roll call as rival candidates shifted to support him, leaving him close to the two thirds needed for final nomination.
A 1926 Chevrolet Coach 1924 Ford Sedan 1926 Ford Roadster and several Ford tourings are listed as owned by Red, with details suggesting a catalog or notice from a car enthusiast or agency.
Furman Rickard a 17 year old youth was held in the County Magistrate's Court for the action of the circuit court grand jury on a homicide charge connected with the death of Washington Coombs at a lumber camp southwest of Winchester last Sunday night. Justice Tavenner said evidence suggested self defense and probable acquittal in autumn but held him for trial to allow a twelve man jury to decide. Witnesses described the fatal Saturday night affray.
Watermelons will arrive in time for July 4th as Winchester sale Grocery Corp. plans stock. The brief note cites a 6 29 1p 1 code.
An office notice announces a limited sale of seven Coli Trust Certificates with small lots. Information available at the office. The document contains partly garbled text and unclear details.
Partial readable text describes a notice at the residence of B. Gonrad located at 280 West od Rah Ph A room and pieces. The fragmentary OCR yields limited detail about the action or timing.
Special July notice announces new Yeene rate for subscriptions with $3.00 per year by mail and $4.00 by carrier in advance. It urges payment on or before a specified date and references The Ey aeNg Star.
The Virginia Real Estate Commission concluded its hearing on J. W. Steele’s license application after hearing many witnesses for and against. The commission reserved its decision, to be announced in a few days, citing past conduct and personal character concerns. Steele presented supporters while others questioned his compliance with the statute and honesty. The matter includes testimony about prior attempts to sell real estate without a license and a claimed dissolution of the Real Estate Opinion. The commission continues to deliberate before ruling.
A fragment notes a Davis brand mayonnaise flavor described as de flavorful. The garbled line mentions a grocer stocking the item, with uncertain specifics about the product and source.
A fire incident at JOHN S. MILLER Hardware resulted in one of the fines issued. Details show enforcement action on a local business with financial penalties applied.
Fragmentary text shows Tydey and statement of demonstrating value of service and reasonable prices for Hester Steam Laundry. unclear full context but implies promotional claim.
A Virginia horticulturist argues the greatest need for Virginia fruit growers is organization to secure better prices through improved marketing. He cites standardization and advertising as essential, notes western boxed apples affect eastern markets, and stresses lowering transport costs and improving home and international markets.
Preparatory services for Sunday communion are held tonight at 8 o clock in the lecture room of the Presbyterian Church. Dr F T McFaden the pastor will conduct the services and all who wish to attend are cordially welcomed.
Hansbrough and Carter Insurance Investments Real Karate advertises 6 percent coupons payable semi annually and a tax refund of five mills. Includes a string of numbers in parentheses likely dates or codes.
The Rev. Dr. S. L. Flickinger will conduct worship and preach at Ann’s Reformed Church formerly St. Paul’s Church Stephenson at 3 p m Sunday afternoon.
Essex coach nearly new offered for quick sale at a bargain. Contact buyer at 316 W Leicester Street for details.
Garland R. Quarles to serve as principal of Handley High School for 1928-29 after securing release from Randolph-Macon which had planned him to join Randolph for next term. Quarles is a graduate of Randolph-Macon and U Virginia, previously English teacher and professor.
In The Evening Star a promotional notice announces a pay now save discount with a July rate in effect, urging readers to take advantage of reduced charges during the period.
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