Campaign speeches set for Harrisonburg court day
Farm relief dominates rallies as Republican William Jardine and Democrat Gray Silver prepare dueling talks in Harrisonburg on court day. Other campaign stops involve Governor Byrd and Senators Swanson and Glass across the Seventh District with plans for additional appearances in Staunton, Woodstock, and Winchester.
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Harrisonburg
Republic
William Mardine
New Virginia
Gray Silver
Martinsburg
W. Va
Washington
American Farm Bugugu Federation
Assembly Hall
Inngham County
Jardine
Pres- Coolidge
Harding-Cox
Roosevelt, Jr
Sas Democratic Co
New York
Staunton
Col Roosevelt
Seventh District
Woodstock
Virginia
Rockingham
President
James H. Mann
West Virginia
Houston
George
Gov. Smith
Mann
J. W. Nichols
Purcellville
Byrd
Harry Byrd
Rockingham County
Bergton
Timberville
Harrison
Claude A. Swanson
Carter Glass
Senator Swanson
Strasburg
Glass
Winchester
Luray
Page County
T.N. Haas
States Favoring Dry Laws Should Get It Says Gov Smith
Gov. Smith declares states desiring prohibition should remain under the Eighteenth Amendment. He frames the stance as state rights and attacks James Wadsworth for opposing repeal unless politically motivated. He notes editorial support from Roosevelt in New York papers as gratifying.
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Gov. Smith
Albany
N. Y
Smith
New York
James W. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Jim
Senate
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York Sun
New York Telegram
Hoover Holds Talks With East and West State Leaders
President candidate Herbert Hoover conferred with Senator Thomas D. Schall and former Governor Henry D. Hatfield in Washington. Schall reported tough conditions in Minnesota but optimism if voters accept the farm program. Hatfield anticipated a large Hoover-Curtis majority in West Virginia as he campaigns for Senate.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Boston
Border
Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
Henry D. Hatfield
West Virginia
Schall
Hatfield
Hoover-Curtis
Senator Borah
Gov. Smith
Eastern campaign aims at national ticket gains
In St Paul the party highlights fault lines over the Underwood law and tariff aims citing McNary Haugen. Gov Smith backs relief with a high tariff on cultural products to bolster protection. East region sees the main contest while Hoover plans visits to New York City and Boston to build support.
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St. Paul
Schall
Smith
Northwest
Hoover
Atlantic
Jersey
Maine
New York City
New England
New York
Boston
Sergeant's Sale of Cars By Court Order
By virtue of a judgment in the Corporation Court I will offer for sale on Saturday October 13 1928 at 10 a m in front of Court House a Buick touring car motor No 647102 and an Essex coach motor No 26344 all for cash Lee Barr City Sergt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Essex
E. D. Davis
Public sale of household goods in Winchester VA
The undersigned will hold a public auction at her residence 412 West Clifford street Winchester Virginia starting at 1 oclock p m Tuesday October 9 1928 Items include a breakfast set gate leg table four Windsor chairs oak hall seat and mirror two oak writing desks rugs lawn edger lawn roller gas coal and wood range with pipe used little in good condition wheel barrow two lawn mowers garden tools step ladder large chest antique sewing table small stand and many other articles too numerous to mention
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West Clifford Street
Winchester
Annie’ D. Hoover
South Kent Street
M. M. Lynch
Annie D. Hoover
D. Duvall & Dunn
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Democrats
The
Whippet
C. B. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
H. W. Ebert
Packard
Packards
tPsecane
Assenger
Chandler
Chryslers
Hupmobiles
Hudsons
la Salle
Ford
Chevrolet
George Washington
N. Main St
Hudson
Cook’s Service
Garage Valley Pike
Goodyear
W. A. Buncutter
Albin, VA
Elmer Champion
New Jersey
Winchester Seed Co
North Market St
Essex Coach
Lee Barr
NES Sen Fee
Detroit
Auto Parts Corp. N and
Essex Agents
Main Street
Dunn, Auct
Nash
America
Tatures-Woo
Nash Meanilags
Clear
Shenandoah Motor Co
Winchester, Virginia
C. I. Brumback
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