Hughes Concession Expected After Wilson Victory
Formal acknowledgment of President Wilson's win by Charles E Hughes and Republican leaders is anticipated, possibly a telegram of congratulations. Hughes may concede. discussions point to no contest and awaiting official vote tabulation.
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The
Star
New York
Wilson
Charles E. Hughes
Frank H. Hitchcock
George W.perkins
Hughes
Willcox
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Frughes
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Taft
Colonel Roosevelt
Senator Martin Considered for Senate Majority Leader
Washington liberal column notes after Senator Kern’s defeat that supporters push Senator Thomas R. Martin to become Senate majority floor leader. Martin previously served as minority leader from 1910 to 1912 and was not chosen when Democrats won the chamber under Wilson. The western bloc may block him in favor of Illinois Senator Hamilton Lewis if their candidate is favored.
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Hughes
New “York
Charles Evans Hughes
New York City
Washington
Kern
Senate
Thomas
Martin
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
West
Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Senator Lewis
Danville
Rocking Chairs Reported Missing From Porch
James B. Russell appeals for help locating four large rocking chairs taken from his porch on Hallowe'en night asking readers for any information leading to recovery.
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Hallowe'en
James B. Russell
Revival Begins Here Tomorrow in Winchester
Evangelistic party led by Rev. Luther B. Bridgers and wife with Mr. Quiver W. Stapleton arrive tonight to conduct a Winchester revival. After a successful Braden town Florida meeting, they plan to hold the first service tomorrow afternoon at 8 15 o'clock.
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Luther B. Bridgers
Quiver W. Stapleton
Winchester
Bradentown
Florida
Man Voted Twice Then Married at Lutheran Parsonage
After voting for Wilson and other candidates, Alger Harry Cogzer of Zepp Shenandoah county wed Miss Maphy A Racey at the Strasburg Lutheran parsonage with Rev. J. W. Link officiating. The groom is a prosperous farmer and landowner.
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Wilson
Alger Harry Cogzer
Zepp
Shenandoah County
Miss _Maphy A. Racey
Strasburg
J. W. Link
MEN WANTED AT NATIONAL SILICA WORKS BERKELEY SPRINGS W VA
Help wanted at National Silica Works in Berkeley Springs West Virginia offering $2.25 per day. Positions include 1-3-1p-2w. Additional note about a window tonight.
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National Silicia Works
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Hable’s
Hibbard to sculpt Grant statue for Vicksburg battlefield
Chicago sculptor Frederick C. Hibbard, designer of Winchester Confederate monument, received a telegram commissioning an equestrian General Grant statue for the Vicksburg battlefield. The heroic-size monument, costing thousands, follows his nearby Shenandoah designs and the Bluhloh landmark project by the Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Frederick C. Hibbard
Chicago
Winchester
General Grant
Vicksburg
Hitneis
Hibbard
Confederate Monument Unveiling At Winchester
Crowds gather for unveiling at the courthouse square on Wednesday November 15 with Hon. Harry St. George Tucker to deliver the oration. The bronze Confederate soldier stands on a granite base, veiled until the following Wednesday, as a parade of veterans Daughters of the Confederacy officials cadets and students march past. Music by Winchester bands accompanies the ceremonies.
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Harry St. George Tucker
Frederick C. Hibbard
Daughters of the Confederacy
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Winchester
Monfument Commission
Stockman W L Kohn Moves to South Main Street
Mr. W L Kohn the well known stockman long associated with the old Taylor Hotel building has moved to 187 South Main Street.
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W.L. Kohn
Taylor Hotel
South Main Street
Winchester Doctor Dies in Valley Pike Crash
Dr James F Gardner a prominent Capon Bridge physician was killed when his runabout failed to stay right side on the Valley pike near Kernstown causing the car to turn over. Rev Mr Richard escaped with injuries and aided by W Winchester firefighters his body was transported to Winchester.
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James F. Gardner
Capon Bridie
Hampshire County
W. Va
Valley Turnpike
MHS
Kernstown
Gardner
Mr. Richard
Wwin
Hester
W. Boyd
South Braddock Street
Dr. Gardner
Winchester
Messrs
William H. Gardner
Wayhesboro
Augusta County
Basic City Extract Company
John Gardner
Joseph Barton
Richard
Democrats plan big Winchester victory celebration
Democrats of Winchester and Frederick County plan a monster demonstration in celebration of President Wilson's reelection. A large crowd is expected during the day for ceremonies at the Confederate monument and a proposed tribute to Judge T. W. Harrison, with announcements likely Monday.
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Winchester
Frederick County
President Wheel
Wilton
Marshall
Congress
T. W. Harrison
Harrison
Wilson
Andrew Jackson
Vital statistics report highlights Winchester births and deaths
Richmond registrar Dr W A Plecker reports the August vital statistics in Winchester show an unusual condition in births and deaths for the period since 1912. The notice urges citizens to note the figures and calls for attention to the city’s health records.
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The
Star
W. A. Plecker
Richmond
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Virginia State Board of “Health
Winchester
Diaz Captures Tehaungepec City
Mexican forces under General Dias have captured Tehauncepec city according to a wireless report received at the government station. Other Diaz forces are operating on the Gulf of Mexico side of the peninsula.
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Pensacola
Florida
Novil
Dias
Tehauncepec City
Diaz
Gulft of Mexico
Miss Bessie Ambrose Returns Home After Typhoid Care
Miss Bessié Ambrose has come home to Middletown Virginia after nursing Miss Elsie Snapp who had typhoid fever for eight weeks on South Washington Street. Miss Snapp is now much improved and recovering.
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Bessié’ Ambrose
Middletown
Elsie Snapp
South
Washington Street
Miss Snapp
Mrs Pole Returns From Visit to Hot Springs
Mrs Edgar Pole and her children returned to Hot Springs Virginia this afternoon after visiting at the home of her brother in law and sister Dr and Mrs Hunter H McGuire on West Water street.
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Edgar Pole
Hot Springs
Hunter H. McGuire
West Water Street
Smith to Speak on O Henry Monday Evening at Handley
Dr. Alphonso Smith of the University of Virginia will lecture on O Henry at 8 30 Monday night in the City Hall Auditorium. The free talk is part of the Handley foundation series and is expected to draw a large crowd. The biographer discusses Henry’s prison life and his rise to popularity with O Henry works sold widely in the U S and abroad.
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Alphonso Smith
University of Virginia
Henry
Handley
Dr. Smith
Handley Foundation
City Hall
England
Jimmy Valentine
O. Henry
Columbus
New York
James
Harvard
Confederate Monument Fund Receives Additional Donation
Lucy Russell treasurer of the Confederate Monument Fund acknowledges through The Star today a further contribution of one dollar from Mr. Fred Goss toward the fund.
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Mies
Lucy Russell
Confederate Monument Fund
Fred. Goss
Virginia Democrats Send Greetings to President Wilson
A telegram from Virginia State Democratic Committee chairman Roger A. James to President Woodrow Wilson at Shadow Lawn New Jersey expresses pride in his past and confidence in his future and offers best greetings to the distinguished son of Virginia.
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New York
McCormick
Democratic Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Roger A. James
Virginia State Democratic Committee
Shadow Lawn
New Jersey
Democrats of
Virginia
Visitors from Onto Pataskala Ohio Arrive to Visit Relatives
Mrs. 3. D. Coffman of Pataskela Ohio visits her mother Mrs. Mary C. Crisman on East Clifford Street. She travels with Pris Bennette of Licking County Ohio who stays with Mrs. John S. Sloat on South Main Street.
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3. D. Coffman
Pataskela
Ohio
Mary C. Crisman
East Clfford Street
Lost pocketbook between Berryville and Opequon bridge
A black flat pocketbook containing paper money has been lost between Berryville and Opequon bridge. A reward is offered for its return to the Stat office.
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Berryville
Opequon Bridge
Stat Office
Poland and its heroes in a Polish novel history study
A Handley Library notice reviews a new book titled Children Reared to Be AES by Nemop Plaid the Knight Asiong Nas tions. It discusses Poland's partition history under Russia Prussia and Austria, praising Kosciuszko and wartime loyalty, with notes on the author Helena Modjeska and dedication to a Polish heritage.
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Asiong “Nastions
Handley Library
Attereah
Louid Vah Norman
Helena Modgeska
Ita
Russia
Prigete
Austria
Poland
Ina
Hapsburgs
Hohenbollerns
Rotanoffs
Constantinopts
Germany
Poliah
Ptory
Kosciusko
University of Warsaw
Saeim Artiltery
Koselusko
America
Washington
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