More Women Register to Vote in Winchester List
The Winchester list names 30 plus women who paid poll taxes and registered to vote in the November presidential election. The names include Belle Hardy Mintie Bayliss Margaret Reardon Lillie Maphis Susan Faulkner Eliza Grim Pearl Grim Emma Lupton Henrietta Fuller Gertude Schneider Fannie Lewis Mollie Miller Agnes Pappas Frances Copenhaver Emma Lupton Julia Woodward Kate Woodward Hattie Taylor Frances Henry Emily Beck Olga Snider Hattie Stover Ruth Poston Lena Quick Edith Cornwell Lydia Becher Mary Kremer Jennie De Grange Belle Baker and others including Bettie Jackson Virginia Turner Frances Newman.
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Winchester
Belle Z. Hardy
Mintie M. Bayliss
Margaret Reardon
Lillie B. Maphis
Susan B. Faulkner
Mary ¢ €. Grin
Eliza J. Grim
Pearl Grim
Emma A. Lupton
Henrietta H. Fuller
Gertrude Schneider
Fannie E. Lewis
Mollie E
Belle J. Baker
Bettie A. Jackson
Virginia A. Turner
Frances E. Newman
Roosevelt Opens West Virginia Campaign in Martinsburg
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential candidate, launched a three day campaign tour in West Virginia. He criticized Senator Harding on the League of Nations and spoke this morning in Martinsburg before departing for Clarksburg. He was hosted by Col. Stuart W. Walker.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West Virginia
Harding
League of Nations
Roosevelt
Clarksburg
Stuart W. Walker
Cicotte Denies Involvement in World Series Fix Allegation
Eddie Cicotte of the White Sox denied meeting Billy Mahard or discussing a $100000 fix to throw the world series. He said he would not know Mahard and recalled no such meeting with Burns in New York. Investigators pursued leads, questioning Henrietta Kelly as the probe continues in Cook County.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eddie Cicot
White Sox
Philadelphia
Billy Mahard
Mahard
Cicotte
Billy Burns
New York
Burns
Madard
Ansonia
Bill James
Henrietta Kelly
Lightfoot
Reprogle
World Series Schedule and Venue Change Report
The schedule shifts Brooklyn to open at Brooklyn on October 5 with three games there. Cleveland club president requested time to prepare Cleveland grounds if his team wins the American League pennant. The series will end in early October with a potential eighth and ninth game in Brooklyn if needed.
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Brooklyn
Cleveland
Siad
Chicago
National League
Winchester and Frederick County Democrats Organize Fund Drive
Sheriff Luther Pannett is named chairman of the finance division for Winchester and Frederick counties of the National Democratic Committee. He will form sub committees to solicit funds, with Mrs. R. T. Barton leading Winchester contributors. The first donation of $100 came from H. Byrd. Pannett is also campus chairman for Frederick County.
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Luther Pannett
Winchester
Frederick County
National Democratic Committee
New York City
Pannett
R. T. Barton
H- Byrd
Sheriff Pannett
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