Bahlman faces third trial in liquor case at court
The third trial of C A Bahlm an for selling liquor goes before the corporation court. Prosecutors James P Rear don and R Gray Williams present the state while H R Kern and Herbert S Larrick defend. Jury members include Thomas Kremer Charles McVicar JR S Jolliffe E B Denny W Ramsburg Robert Brill and William Grove. Witnesses testified about purchases and denials of liquor sale at BahIman's Place.
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Corporation Court
Thomas Kremer
Charles McVicar, JR
S. Jolliffe
E. B. Denny
W. Ramsburg
Robert Brill
William Grove
Six Reel Show at Auditorium Tonight
The big six reel program plays the Auditorium tonight featuring The First Woman Jury in America and other reels. Audiences can expect a varied lineup including A Victim of Circumstances and When Duty Calls with a hearty laugh promised.
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Americay
Vitagraph
Pathe
Dison
Panama
Selig
White House Pictures Auditorium Friday
A reel shown at the Auditorium Friday night offers interior and exterior views of the White House, Cabinet, and the Tafts in the house and on walks. The feature includes the East Room and Blue Room plus a regular show. Albert Peigman, French aviator, was killed in the French army yesterday.
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Taft
East Room
Blue Room
Dubois
Tivat
Albert ‘Peigman
Marshall Snyder wedding at Rocky Glen Jefferson
Miss Julia Daimon Marshall wed G Woodward Snyder in a June ceremony at Rocky Glen home of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Marshall. Rev D F Kutsler officiated beneath a floral altar as Mendelssohn’s wedding march played. The reception followed and the couple will reside in Charlestown where Snyder farms.
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Stef
Summit Point
W. Va
Rocky Glen
James W. Marshall
Julia Daié
Marshall
G. Woodward Snyder
D. W. Snyder
Charlestown
W. V
D. F. Kutsler
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Snyder
Dallas Russell
George Sisker
C. D. Snyder
Brice Russell
Winchester
Frank Snyder
Clearbrook
Emily Miller
Grace Rutherford
Whyle Allen
Newton Snyder
Martinsburg
B. W. Athey
Susie Tennant
Shepherdstown
A. A. Davis
Rose Shackleford
Berryville
Cora Shackleford
Washington, D. Cs
P. W. Snyder
Frank A. O'Connell
B. C. Snyder
Baltimore, Md
Roosevelt vows to stay in fight amid GOP split crisis
Colonel Roosevelt delivers a signed statement saying he will serve principles by bearing personal responsibility. He instructs followers to bolt the convention unless Taft forces concede and California Washington Texas and Arizona delegates are barred from voting. Leaders seek a unity candidate as credentials rules prove drastic.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Roosevelt
Taft
Grant
California
Washington
Texas
Arizona
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Frank Massey Wins A Bride In Roanoke
In Roanoke Virginia at St Andrews Catholic Church on Tuesday June 20 Miss Katherine Curran became the bride of Frank J Massey of Winchester. The bride is sister to Rev Father John A Curran and the groom’s brother is Rev John J Massey both of St Andrews Church. A nuptial mass preceded the ceremony performed by Father John A Curran with Miss Gertrude Bowler of Lynchburg as bridesmaid and the groom’s best man unnamed.
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Washington
Mr. Massey
Winchester
Weehington
John A. Curran
St. Andrew's Church
Crock
John J. Massey
Father Massey
Gertrude’ Bowler
Lynchburg
Massey
Cheap Quick Buy Car Ad at 303 S Main St
Automobile in good condition with new tires offered by seller at 303 S Main St. Quick buyer sought to contact for details and price.
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S Main St
Baby's Death First Under New Reporting Law in Virginia
Richmond reports the first death under the new birth and death reporting law. A colored infant in Hanover died without a physician, prompting local registrar George E. Heath to issue the first burial permit under the statute. The death was attributed to effects of medicine given during illness, highlighting the law's aims.
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Richmond
Hanover
George E. Heath
Ashland
Woman Forces Rowdy Scene at Chicago Republican Convention
After the Stars report closed, demonstrations erupted in Chicago as Roosevelt allies clashed with Taft forces over credentials. A confrontation in the credentials room followed by a 45 minute Roosevelt protest led by Chicago’s Mrs. William A. Davis.
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Roosevelt
Credentials Committee
James E. Watson
Taft
Deneen
Hadley
National Committee
William A. Davis
Davis
Hughes and Hadley Seek Ticket in Roosevelt Rally
Chicago reports a new movement for Justice Charles R. Hughes of New York for president and Missouri Governor Hadley for vice president. Delegates Cox and Carr urged Leader Barnes to back the ticket amid Roosevelt convention tensions and calls to exclude tainted delegates.
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Supreme Court
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New York
Hadley
Missouri
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Barnes
Genator Dixon
Roosevelt
Rocor
Hitching to trees and structures fined in city code
Chapter xxvi Sec 9 bans hitching horses to trees or protective structures on city streets. Offenders face a fine between one and ten dollars per offense. Also notes Adelma Dragoo of Red Key Ind as assistant sergeant at arms for the Democratic Convention in Baltimore starting June 25, with Mrs Dragoo visiting her mother on South Market Street.
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M. A. Doran
Adelma Dragoo
Red Key
Ind
Baltimore
Virginia Governor Mann Visits Winchester After Lexington Stop
Governor Mann arrives in Winchester following his Lexington stop and is met at the station by Mr. De Byrd who hosts the state’s chief executive during his visit. He spends the morning meeting local residents and continuing engagements in town.
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Winchester
Bat Oke
Lexington
Ohio
de Byrd
Governor Mann Addresses Aitana Club Meeting
Governor W. H. Mann spoke at the Court House Hall this afternoon before the Aitana Club. He was cordial and greeted a number of friends as he toured the heart of Virginia’s apple growing region by automobile.
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Aitana Club
Court House
Chester Friémda
Virginia
Special Sale Shoes at Vatley Merchant
Large stock of Crossett and other standard shoes plus ladies and boys footwear. All styles described as bargains. Sale begins Saturday June 22, 20-1p-31, conducted by Jones & Jolaiffe.
Washington Grand Opera Concert Under De Cortez
Tonight the Washington Grand Opera presents a program conducted by De Cortez with tenor Woltin ger, soprano N McFall, and violinist Lillian Kolchlin. The concert starts at 8 15 p m with a varied repertoire and vocal and instrumental soloists.
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Washington Grand Opera
de Cortez ‘Woltinger
N McFall
Lillian Kolchlin
M. Yar
Minstrel Stay Extended at Empire Theater
The Metropolitan Minstrels, who arrived for a three day engagement at the Empire, are being held over for the full week. The group is noted for its standout performances and strong records.
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Empire
Packing demonstrations planned by Frederick County Fruit Growers
At a Frederick County Fruit Growers meeting held in the Court House Hall a packing demonstration program was approved. A committee will arrange the demonstrations and report next meeting while cedar rust control was discussed with a plan to cut cedar trees within two miles of orchards. President John announced forthcoming topics and experts for monthly talks.
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Fruit Growers’ Association
Court House Hall
John
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