Flood Emerges as Leading Candidate in Tenth District Race
The contest for the Congressional nomination in the Tenth District centers on Hor H Flood, brother of Mrs. R E Byrd of Winchester, who is described as the front rider. Flood's long career with the party, including his push for a Constitutional Convention, earns him broad support and rising sentiment. Some anonymous attacks have intensified his supporters, though opponents are not expected to stoop to such tactics.
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H. D. Flood
R. E. Byrd
Winchester
Flood
Veteran actor Stu art Robson recalls fifty years in memories
The piece notes Stu art Robson as one of the oldest public actors with a career spanning nearly half a century. In Everybody's Magazine July issue he begins a series titled The Memories of Fifty Years, promising engaging recollections for readers.
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Stuart Robson
Everybody's Magazine
Mr. Robson
Davis Conrad Awarded Scholarship to Washington and Lee
Mr. W. Davis Conrad, who received the Pierly Scholarship at Washington and Lee University in Lexington this week, is expected home this afternoon. He will be joined by Mr. Coleman Robinson, a grandson of the late R. A. Robinson who endowed the Shenandoah Valley Academy in this city.
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W. Davis Conrad
Pierly
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Conrad
Coleman Robinson
R. A. Robinson
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Brick work on Rouss City Hall begins after delays
After many delays construction starts on Rouss City Hall with light colored brick and dark mortar. Handsome exterior noted as mortar is expected to dry to a light gray. Mr. Fred H Anderson lays the face brick.
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Rouss City Hall
Fred H Anderson
Fair on the coast with interior rains tonight
Frontal weather brings fair coastal skies and interior showers. Friday will see fresh south to southeast winds. In Philadelphia the Republican National Convention in session, ex Senator Quay proposed a rule amendment to reduce Southern representation.
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Philadelphia
Quay
Diverse Short News From Winchester and Surroundings
In Winchester and nearby areas, locals note visitors and departures including Mr. George Longcore and Miss Sallie Miller, with several notable figures and events recapped. Awards, arrests, church events, and civic happenings are mentioned along with the Virginia Biscuit Company formation and local social visits.
Stephens City Items
H L Suddithent suffered a facial gash from a hatchet while driving a nail in his porch ceiling yesterday. Rev S K Wine attends the Young People's Convention at Lebanon Church this week. Farmers halted harvests due to muddy ground yesterday. Thirty thousand men marched in the great Republican parade in Philadelphia Monday night, seen by three hundred thousand spectators amid red lights and patriotic music.
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H. L
Philadelphia
Widow’s Friend Encampment to Meet at Ball
Notices include a call for Widows Friend Encampment No 11 I O O F meeting at their ball Friday June 22 at 8 PM by J P Happox C P Parker. travel and local visits listed among hotels and residents. Missus Beveridge dies at Dansville sanitarium. business executives travel from Crawford Woolen Mills Martinsburg and Bruce town to Winchester.
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Widows Friend
J. P. Happox
C. P
Thos. L. Dann
Crawford Woolen Mills
Martinsburg
Wm. J. Jobe
Brucetown
S. M. Miller
Bartonsville
W. A. Crawford
Winchester
Rare Cut Glass Sale by Mrs. Geo Windle
A local notice advertises a sale of varied cut glass articles by Mrs. Geo Windle at 125 E Monmouth St. The vendor claims items are fine and suitable for weddings and birthdays, inviting reasonable offers.
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Geo
Windle
Monmouth St
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Hal Flood
Congress
George Longcore
Anthony Graber
Baltimore
Dr. Cackley
Middletown
William H. Parkham
Petersburg
Lillie Bitzer
Washington, D. C
Maria Griffith
Charles Charlton
J. A. Stayman
Broadway, Va
Hotel Evans
Whettel
Clearbrook
Lela Gore
Seal Brothers
George N. Herbert
South Main Street
James Beach
Alexandria
Virginia Biscuit Company
Lynchburg
Winchester Lodge No. 65
K. of P
B. W. Cheatwood
Fauquier
Charlottesville
Mary A. Yost
Jacob S. Yost
Staunton
Pennsylvania
Joseph Gans
C. A. Hollingsworth
Belair Md
Taylor House
C. E. Misser
Winston-Salem, N.C
L. L. Downing
Bunker Hill
Washington & Lee
Market St. M. E. Church
Garfield Hairston
Martinsville
Henry County
Union Stock Yards
Pace Park Packing Company
Richmond
A. C. Gilligan
C. Beverley Turner
Asa Wall
Soldiers Home
D. L. Bush
North Main Street
Julius C. Holmes
Charlestown
Ohio
J. C. Young
Knitting Factory
A. M. E Sun
Knox
North Main St
Stephens City Items
Wm. Hyde
Waltham, Mass
Jno. P. Hyde
Henry G. Parsons
Paul Rushmore
Howard Rushmore
Brooklyn
Alexander Morris
Minnie
Garland of
High View
Edward Cather
S. Loudoun Street
United States
Beveridge
Dansville
N. Y
Star-Times
East Water St
Court House
Inchester
H. D. Fuller
C. P. Kremer
BE. Holmes Bay
C. A. Heller
Finance Committee
General Assembly
Common Council
City of
Martinsburg and Winchester Railroad Company
Co. P. Kremer
E. Holmes Keyd
Corporation Court of
Virginia
William H. Fletcher
Chancery
James P. Fletcher
James A. Hardy
Annie C. Cullimore
John E. Cullimore
Market and
Piccadilly Streets
Hardy
Market Street
Trig
Corporation Court
Richard L. Gray
Holmes Boxy, Jr
McFaranp
S. Market Street
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland Brewing Company
Romaniea
Madras
S. H. Hable
Main
Water
Xtra
Cts
Schlitz Milwaukee Beer
Robert M. Henry
North Market Street
J. Robert Doran
G&j
Wilson
Gibson
Finch
Welty
Ohio Valley
L. Hoster Brewina Company
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