Democrats Increase Their Strength In New York Elections
The belated returns show the Democratic wave expanding. Wagner wins U S Senate seat, Smith defeats Wadsworth in New York. Butler and Robinson face strong opposition. Indiana and Maryland results tilt toward Democrats while Ohio and West show Republican gains.
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Shenandoah Voters Favor Democratic Candidate by Narrow Margin
Woodstock Virginia reports Judge Thomas W Harrison won Shenandoah county's congressional race by 62 votes over Republican Walter R Talbot. Independent Dabney C Harrison tallied 86. Harrison had 1551 to 1489 for Talbot. Many precincts listed with small vote counts. Harrison earned votes in several locales.
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Golf Club Closes Successful Year
Winchester Golf Club wraps a highly successful season with record Joint Jinks attendance. Pro Tom Ryan will return for next year. Visitors include Susie Spurr and Bertie Lee Spurr of Washington staying with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Harmer. Mr. and Mrs. William Metcalf Jr. of Biltmore, N C., stayed at the George Washington Hotel.
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Harrison Appreciates Confidence in Seventh District Victory
T W Harrison expresses gratitude for reelection to Congress and endorsement of past service. He thanks Winchester Virginia, hometown constituents, and pledges to serve the district faithfully. He invites Republicans and Democrats to seek his help when needed. Winchester, Va November 38 1926.
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Fighting Ninth Stays Democratic by a Safe Lead
The Ninth District returns indicate a Democratic win by over 3,000 with chairman John Anderson conceding. Peery leads in seven counties, Hurley in five, and overall Democratic incumbents win across Virginia with heavy turnout and several districts reporting clear margins. Deal wins Second District by about 4,000. Harrison re-elected in Seventh. other Virginia reps unopposed. Also a Norfolk vote note shows Deal carrying Norfolk area as election returns come in. For sale notice: Golden Ripe Pears 6½ per bushel and Virginia Apples in gift boxes from Glaze & Hurst, 576 N. Market St.
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Wanted Apple Packers at Tremonti Orchards Kernstown Va
Short notice seeks house hands at Tremonti Orchards Kernstown Virginia. Highest wages offered for packers. Apply in person.
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Apples Sent 10 Pittsburgh Are Much Appreciated
Carload of Frederick County apples sent to Pittsburgh for National Apple Week arrived in excellent shape. Local committee thanks William Beverley and contributors including Fred A. Robinson and James R. DuShane. Pittsburgh committee expresses gratitude and plans to distribute to charitable institutions and veterans.
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Judge Harrison Wins Clarke By Plurality of 298
Clarke county election results show Representative Thomas W. m. of Winchester winning by a 298 vote plurality over Peter R. Talbot and_datney C. Harrison as Lindsey precinct remained unreported. Approx 60 percent turnout reported with one precinct missing.
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Harrison wins in home county by 696 vote majority
In Frederick county Winchester voters backed Democrat T. W. Harrison for Congress with 658 votes to 256 for Republican W. R. Talbot and 83 for Dabney Harrison. Harrison carried Frederick county 39 point, and the city of Winchester by 302, with about 25 percent turnout.
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Hallowe'en Vandals Carry Off Shutters
Residents report vandalism Saturday night as roisterers carry away shutters and porch benches from homes including Mrs Co Lup ton on West Piccadilly street. Additional complaints cite property losses in other neighborhoods amid Halloween revelry. James E Cather sale of corn fodder and animals set near Gainesboro for November 6.
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Greene County Returns Harrison Lead in Congressional Race
In Stanardsville on November 2 Judge W. Thomas, the Democratic incumbent, captured 215 of 283 total votes in Greene County. Harrison received 26 votes, with Talbot at 52. Precinct tallies show varying support across Stanardsville, Ruckersville, Amicus, Monroe, and McMullens.
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Detectives reexamine Scrivener case with new pistol tests
Police pursue a fresh theory in the Scrivener murder inquiry after tests show a pistol could be fired from within an inch of the heart. Investigators debate whether to exhume a body as the inquest on the case is postponed to September 16 for fuller investigation.
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Page County Harrison sweeps all precincts in election
Judge Thomas W Harrison the Democratic incumbent carried every precinct in Page County to a total of 641 votes while the Republican W R Talbot received 24 and Dabney C Harrison 28. Total turnout was less than half normal. Precinct results T H W Talbot D C Harrison Shenandoah Newport Luray Honeyville Marksville Leaksville Massachusetts Stony Man Rattling Springfield Hall Rileyville Polletts Totals 324 28. Associated Press. FOR NT House Apply 22 Main St. (11-2-1p-5t)
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Sale of Harford Property November 6 at Court House
Two houses of the late Lewis B. Harford at 514 and 516 North Market Street will be sold in front of the Court House at 12 o clock noon on Saturday November 6. Auction notice appears in the local record with docket reference 10-30-10-81.
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