Four-way party bloc may push constitutional change in new Reichstag
Early returns suggest Socialists Clericals Democrats and Peoples parties gain support with a potential four‑party majority. Nationalists and Communists rise but not enough to threaten coalition goals. Ultra reactionaries under General Dudendorf fail to gain expected strength.
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Megin
Pinece
Dudendorf
Public Names Support Alfred E Smith for Presidency
New York on May 4 reports a list of persons who have acceed the Alfred E Smith for the Presidency at the Democratic National convention. The item notes supporters from various sectors and highlights Smith as a leading figure for the party.
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New York
Alfred B. Smith
Roosevelt Says All New York Democrats Accepted Convention Roles
Franklin D. Roosevelt announced that every Democratic mayor in New York has joined the convention committee. He stated that all delegates at large and district delegates are considered members, with names not yet listed.
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Franklin. D. Roosevelt
Smith
Roosevelt
Obituary: Henry Boyd Dies After Stricken at Work
Henry Boyd, longtime resident of the county, died after collapsing while working in his customary manner on the cane. The incident occurred Thursday. services were held at Tomahine Presbyterian Church with Dr J A McMettray and Rev Messick presiding. Interment followed nearby. Survived by three sons Clar Johnigtowny Phillipa mn of Reck" rd and Einer n one, five daughters Lucy Savi Tommahawk Mrs Anna Saville near home Mrs Martin Albright Paradise Orchard and Miss Edith Boyd at home. four brothers Levi William Robert and James of Winchester. two sisters Jane Kern of Winchester and Alice Yeakley of Harrisburg. sixteen grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
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J. Av McMettray
Messick
Surprise Party Held at Pauver Home for Elderly Mother
A surprise party was given Thursday night at the home of CG A Pauver in honor of his mother who was seventy years old. Guests included Emma Bowman Lillian Perry Mrs Fannie Knight Katie and others.
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CG. A. Pauver
Emma Bowman
Lillian Perry
William Perry
Fannie Knight
Katie
Ema Nail
Marine
Norfolk and Western Schedule December 9 1928
Schedule lists routes from Berryville Virginia to Roanoke Bristol intermediate stations. Details include Pullman parlor cars to Bristol and Roanoke, sleepers to Williamson and Roanoke, dining, Shenandoah and Roanoke connections to Memphis South, plus multiple daily trains to Shenandoah Hagerstown and connecting lines with Washington Philadelphia. Inquiries to H H Burks Berryville or W C Saunders Roanoke.
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Bristol
Pullman Parlor
Broiler
Bliefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Pullman’ Sleeper
Williamson
Shenandoah
Memphis
Hagerstondl
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Hagerstown Philadelphia
Shenandoah Jct
Pullman
H. H. Burks
Berryville
W. C. Saunders
Birthday Gathering Reflects Pleasant Sands Event
The party at Strasbane hosted by Mr and Mrs Bob Jenkins and guests including Mr and Mrs Kite and Mary Cooper featured refreshments and warm wishes. Attendees thanked Mrs Meuver and extended birthday greetings to her as the gathering concluded.
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Facilté Stickley
Bob. Jenkins
Lee
Robert Martin
James
Eddie ‘Knight
Jesse’ Jenkins
Strasbane
Misa Mary Cooper
Verry Cooper
Stroke Fatal to Mr Ames at Smalts Home
John W Maines aged seventy three native of Cold Stream West Virginia dies after a stroke while traveling with his wife near Winchester. He was a retired Omaha contractor and left a fortune from building ventures. Funeral set for Braddock Street Church with interment in Forest Green Cemetery Omaha. Hot Water Week in Winchester May 17 to 24.
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Oma
Marnivale
Winchester
Auttomobile
B. Smalts
National Avenue
3 Star
Cold ‘Siren
W. Va
Mr. Haines
Cold Stream
Henry
Phoebe Janet Snapp Maines
Ee Lillian Snider
George W. Snider
Mary Simpson
Omaha
Nebr
Haines
West
Virginia
Toureahs Maker
Wesley. Slonaker
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Boyd V. Switzer
Forest Green Cemetery
Weeks's Party 5 Entertained at Glass Home in Harrisonburg
Secretary of War John W Weeks toured the Shenandoah Valley with his son in law and guests. In Harrisonburg they were hosted at the Glass home with a luncheon and Apple Blossom parade viewing. Weeks addressed the crowd praising Virginia apple culture and hospitality.
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Harrisonburg
Winchester
Weeka
Dr. Glass
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Weeks
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Handley School
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Shenandoah Valley
United States Senate
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New Jersey
Virginia
Three Hurt In Auto Wreck Near Clifton Forge
A serious auto accident eight miles from Clifton Forge on the Eagle Rock road left R. B. Spinner and two young men named Rose and Carter badly burned when their car overturned and caught fire. Two or three other occupants escaped with minor injuries.
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Clifton Forge
Eagle Rock
R. B. Spinner
Rose
Carter
Little but Great Jumper Jerboa
The jerboa or EB lan jumping mouse is described as the smallest desert jumper. It has a long tail acting as a rudder and can leap ten times its body length as it navigates the Sudan desert.
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Soudan Desert
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