Victory for Winchester Mayoral Race Prompts Voter Choice
A controversial local vote in Winchester centers on the Democratic ticket led by H H Baker for mayor. Citizens' Ticket candidates are urged to vote straight Democratic and scratch the Citizens' names, with key supporters including Shirley Carter J M Haymaker Dr Hunter McGuire Henry Deahl Fred Glaize John Steck and Henry Deahl.
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Citizens
Winchester
H. H. Baker
Hirley Carter
Shirley Cart
J. M. Haymaker
Hunter H. McGuire
Haymaker
McGuire
Water Street
Shirley Carter
Dr. McGuire
Captain Haymaker
Wathor Street
Harry H. Baker
John M. Steck
Fred. L. Gluaize
Henry Deahl
Henry Deah
Council
Fred, L Gha
Williams
Steck
Carter
Baker
Bargain Jewelry and Watches Sale at Main Street
Local notice advertises bargains in jewelry and watches at 128 Main Street with an auction at 8 o clock nightly this week. Weather section notes Virginia fair tonight and warmer in extreme west with Tuesday fair conditions.
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Main Street
Virginia
Jacob Carpenter Dies in County at 55
Jacob H. Carpenter, after a yearlong tuberculosis illness, died at his home four and a half miles from Winchester on the Senseney road. He was 55. Funeral services are set for 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Baptist Church, with Rev. E. B. Northen Will officiating, and burial will follow at Mount Hebron. He leaves a widow Martha Cooper, one son, Julia Derry of Winchester, four brothers Newton H James W David A Carpenter Charles L Carpenter, and two sisters Lydia Ritter and Mary Jones. Continues on page 6.
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Jacob H. Carpenter
Winchester
Senseney
Baptist Church
Mount Hebron
E. B. Northen
Carpenter
William Carpenter
This County
Shawnee
Martha Cooper
Art
Julia Derry
Wincester
Newton H
James W
David A. Carpenter
Charles L. Carpenter
Loudoun County
Lydia Ritter
This City
Mary Jones
Baltimore
Memorial Day Arrests Reported In City Crowd
Police augmented by plain clothes officers watched a large crowd on Confederate Memorial Day. Several arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct were made. Rumor of speak-easies operating circulated but no definite clues were obtained as of afternoon.
Yard Party to Aid Valley Union Sunday School
The Valley Union Sunday School sponsors a Yard Party on June 19 and 20 at the chapel grounds on the Martinsburg Pike. Proceeds support the church. Admission details are not specified.
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Valley Union Sunday School
Martinsburg Pike
Bargains Continue at Hinkins Auction Sale
Bargains pass out as buyers attend the ongoing Auction Sale at Hinkins. The event draws local shoppers seeking lower prices on available goods.
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Hinkins
Belairs Blank in Reservation Park Showdown
The last Belair game at Reservoir Park drew a large crowd as Winchester delivered an errorless effort and Johnson, known for his spitball, pitched magnificently in a standout performance.
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Belair
Reservoir Park
Notice to Voters Citizens' Committee Urges Local Option Support
The Citizens' Committee urges voters to elect council members pledged to temperance and local option laws. They claim six council members blocked a measure to curb illegal saloons at a Friday adjourned meeting and urge support for the Citizens' ticket in the tomorrow’s election to ensure enforcement of the ordinance and city laws.
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Citizens
Citizens’ Committee
Questions on Democratic Committee and Liquor Interests
A TRUE DEMOCRAT asks voters if the Democratic Executive Committee was regularly elected and if the May 19 convention was timed to block opposition from Liquor Interest foes. He questions control by wet sympathizers and participation of wet Republicans in February.
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Democratic Executive Committee
City Officials Names Listed in Recorder M. Lohr Draft
Recorder M. Lohr and Capper with City Council members J. H. Barnett J. F. Ward John S. Bloat A. T. Jones C. L. Robinson Dr. P. W. Boyd Sr. are named for ward representation Second Ward members include John S. Bloat. First Ward figures include J. H. Barnett and Dr. Ward.
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City Council
First Ward
J. H. Barnett
J. F. Ward
John ‘S. Bloat
A. T. Jones
C. L. Robinson
P. W. Boyd, Sr
Confederate memorial exercises draw 10000 to Winchester cemetery
Thousands attend the Winchester Confederate memorial in Stonewall Cemetery with Hon. Harry St. George Tucker delivering a forceful oration. A pickpocket gang operates among crowds while Capt. Chamblin is thrown from his horse, but the parade resumes with veterans, bands, and public workers dispersing after the ceremonies.
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Harry St. George Tucker
Lee
Jackson
Army of Virginia
Virginia
Winchester
Cumberland Valley
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Market
Water Street
Chamblin
Betel
Thomas
Hamblin
Market Streets
Captain Chamblin
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Lester Hollis Funkhouser
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Washington County
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R. G. Hammond
United Brethren Church
Krouse
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Joseph D. Krouse
Benjamin Krouse
Relief
Stonewall Cemetery
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M. Lohr
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Eet
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