Ellyson Koiner Pollard Sweep in Shenandoah Aug counties
In a Democratic primary for state offices in Winchester and Frederick county, J Taylor Bryson won lieutenant governor, Samuel Williams attorney general, and George W Koiner commissioner of agriculture and immigration. Pollard claims a 5000 vote lead for attorney general. Williams trails Pollard in statewide tallies but likely to win per scattered returns. Augusta and Staunton results show Ellyson, Williams, and Koiner with large margins. turnout was light, about one third of normal.
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Pollard
Shenandoah
Augusta
Richmond
Winchester
Frederick County
J. Taylor Biyson
Samuel Williams
Attorney-Eneral
George W. Koiner
Commissioners of Agriculture and Immigration
Lewis H. Machen
Andrew J. Weddesburn
Mr. Bryson
Gordon Cumming
John Garland
Ellyson
Williams
Koiner
Brown
Pollard- Williams
The
Star
Willams
Eliyson
Lyson
Alexander Wedderburn
S. Gordon .Cumming
John Garland Pollard
Samuel W. Williams
J. Ot Brown
George ‘Koiner
Phe
Woodstock
Staunton
Cumming
Jedd
J. Thompson Brown
Kolner
Richmond City
Pollara
Lynchburg
Alden Bell
House of Delegates
Calnope
Harry Smith
Judge Williams
Machen
Moonshiner's Mistake shown at Auditorium tonight
Kalem film units include The Moonshiner's Mistake with Miss Cooper in the lead. Also listed are The Daylight Burglar Veil of Sleep Groundless Suspicion and Blame the Wife Won By a Hair. Ice cream social at Market St. M. E. Church Thursday night Aug 7 to aid window fund. free admission. Sale of household effects at 208 N Kent St Aug 9 at 10. WANTED cook at 25 W Water St and 200 peach peelers to start mid August.
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Rubin
Edison
Vitagraph
Pathe
Kalem Company
Kent St
Fatal auto plunge kills Mrs Cook near Huntington
A Norfolk telegram reports Mrs. Joseph L. Cook died from injuries after a 30 foot plunge into Mud River near Blue Sulphur Springs. Her husband, a hardware merchant aged about 60, survived with serious injuries, and their three year old son Russell was injured. The accident occurred during an attempted passing maneuver on a narrow road along Mud River.
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Huntington
W. Va
J. ©. Eastham
Voft
Joseph L. Cook
Cook
Katie Russell
Blue Sulphuree
Russell
Mrs. Cook
Hearing Set for Sam. Franklin Slave Agent Case
Deputy U S Marshal John D. Rogers from Staunton arrives for the hearing of Sam Franklin a white slave agent. United States Commissioner A J Tavenner will hear the case tomorrow with District Attorney Barnes Gillespie possibly arriving tonight. Special Agent Grgurevich and Irene Whalen are named as witnesses.
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United States
John D. Rogers
Staunton
Sam. Franklin
A. J. Taven
Barnes Gillespie
Grgurevich
Department of Justice
Irene Whalen
Washington
Tavenner
Court House
Special sale on household canning supplies from T. M. Barr
Advertises low prices on tin cans at 29 cents per dozen jelly glasses 19 cents per dozen rubber for glass jars 36 cents per dozen special sale items listed by T M Barr
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T. M. Barr
Wounded Man Found At Hackwood Farm
A wounded man was located at Hackwood Farm after a long search. The incident, tied to a prior conflict with veterans, recalls efforts dating back decades and mentions a possible contact with Nemo White in Winchester.
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Getty Shungy
Nemo” White
Winchester
Gettysburg reunion veteran recalls wounds at Hackwood Farm
A Federal veteran named Lukens from Elmira New York visited Winchester after Gettysburg. At 15 he enlisted in a Pennsylvania infantry unit and was wounded September 19 1864 at Hackwood Farm while moving up a ravine. He met North Carolina Confederates at Gettysburg and later at the field, where old foes greeted each other with kindness.
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Gettysburg
Lukens
Elmira
N. Y
Winchester
Pennsylvania
Hackwood Farm
L. R. Fay
Hackwood
Mr. Lukens
Maryland
North Carolina
Shenandoah Agricultural Society Catalogue Copies Available
Notice states copies of the Shenandoah Agricultural Society catalogue can be obtained at the office. A separate item promotes touring cars for hire with contact John.
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The
Shenandoah Agricultural Society
Sta
John
City to collect three thousand from Love estate taxes
City Solicitor R Gray Williams reported Winchester Corporation Court ruled the city may assess stocks and bonds omitted previously from the Love estate tax returns The estimate is about three thousand dollars The court held no right to collect interest on back taxes under current ordinances and favored pursuing correction of the assessment to collect the principal back taxes on omitted property
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Finance Committee
R. Gray Williams
Corporation Court of Winchester
W. S. Love
Williams
Love
Love Estate
Winchester Hustlers Meet Troop C Team At Reservoir Park
The Winchester Hustlers face a fast Troop C squad from the Fifteenth Cavalry tomorrow afternoon at Reservoir Park. The game will start at 3.80 p.m. Admission is the usual price.
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Winchester Hustlers
Fifteenth Cavalry
Reservoir Park
City vote results and candidate standings
The article reports ward by ward vote tallies for lieutenant governor and attorney general with Ellyson and Wedderburn leading in First Ward and similar results in Second Ward. It notes Koiner Williams and Thatcher, plus a music event at the Winchester Inn tomorrow night at 8.
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Winchester
City
Democratic Committee
Hunter H. McGuire
A. R. Breckenridge
Adam Forney
James C. Collins
John M. Steck
R. Gray Williams
M. B. Murnan
W. Nelson Page
Olny
Wedderburn
Ellyson
Williams
Dedication Address at Radford Normal School Event
At the dedication of the administration building at Radford Normal School in Radford Virginia on Saturday August 9 Mr Richard E Byrd of Winchester will deliver an address and Governor William Hodges Mann will also speak.
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Radford Normal School
Radford
Richard E. Byrd
Winchester
William Hodges Mann
Virginia Weather Forecast Shows Showers Then Warmer
Readable forecast indicates showers tonight or Thursday for Virginia with warmer temperatures expected in the western portion. The report notes unsettled conditions and temperature rise across the state as a brief warm spell approaches.
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Virginia
Iwest
Funeral of Dr James P Carter in Gerardstown Presbyterian Church
Funeral services held for Dr James Pendleton Carter at the Gerardstown Presbyterian Church. He was born July 7 1880 in Loudoun County Virginia, practiced medicine around Berkeley and Bunker Hill, supported the South in the Civil War, served as a deputy at John Brown’s Harpers Ferry execution, and remained active in politics before his death. He married Mary Sophia Stier in 1852 and had eight children, with several surviving.
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Carter
Loudoun County
James Leith
University of Maryland
Bunker Hill
This County
Middletown
Frederick County
Berkeley
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
Charlestown
Mary Sophia Stier
New Market
Me'imne TT Carter
Allan
James Erle Carter
Baltimore
Wallie B.warfield
D. L. Griffith
George
Auto Liveries Regulated as Council Hears Garage Noise Complaint
The August Common Council meeting focused on curbing late night garage and auto activity with Dr W A Bell leading a proposed ordinance. Officials also reviewed July finances, real and personal property assessments, and new water and sewer attachments totaling modest costs.
Funeral Arrangements for Lacy Williamson
Funeral tomorrow for Lacy Williamson who died in Zanesville Ohio will be held at First Baptist Church at 2 PM with Rev. W H Carter officiating Interment follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery The remains arrived today by express from Idnesville See ad on page six regarding L Frenkel's sale Saturday Aug 9 Furniture to be sold at L Frenkel's Saturday Aug 9 Mrs Howard of 209 North Kent Street returned last evening from Atlantic City
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W. A. Bell
Young Lacy Williamson
Zanesville
First Baptist Church
W. H. Carter
Mount Hebron
Express
Idnesville
Adv
L. Frenkel
North
Kent, Street
Atlantic ‘City
Notice to yearly toll holders on the Valey Turnpike
Notice to yearly toll holders states toll for pleasure wagon travel may be taken out August through September 1913 to August 31 1914. Applications must be made at once. no tolls issued after August 31. Signed Shubury Camper Director. Also an ad for Crimson Clover Alfalfa Timothy grass seeds by H H Baker Rouss Avenue.
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Valey Turnpike
Shubury Camper
H. H. Baker
Rouss Avenue
For Rent Seven-room House on Water Street
Classified notice announces a seven room house for rent at 208 B Water Street. Apply Dr W D Myers. Advertising period from the 5th to the 21st. See Russell and Siyeen’s summer white goods.
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Water Street
W. D. Myers
Russell and
Siyeen
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