Roosevelt breaks with party after Chicago convention
A Roosevelt statement arrives from Chicago as he announces a break with the party he long identified with. He plans no compromise and will consider supporting others, sending letters and telegrams of encouragement to supporters nationwide. Roosevelt favors a new ground up party and signals potential Democratic outreach.
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Chi- Ly York
Roosevelt
Chicago
Wout
Etraddic
Caltel Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Burned Miss Lucy Brooke in Rom ney home dies feared
Miss Lucy Brooke daughter of Rev Frank J Brooke a noted Rom ney West Virginia Presbyterian minister was burned when a gasoline stove exploded about 11 pm yesterday She lay in flames as family and friends arrived doctors tried restoratives but she showed little hope by afternoon In Winchester Presbytery circles her father was in the city during synod events and is connected to the Graham family of North Braddock Street
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Lucy Brooke
Frank J. Brooke
Romney
W. Va
Claybrook
Presbyterian Church
Brook
James R. Graham
North Braddock Street
Empire Ad Promises June Photoplay Magazine Giveaway
An Empire magazine listing offers a five cent cinema showing including The Myth of Jamsha and Drawing the Line with Kerrigan and Miss Bush as principals. It mentions a free June Photoplay Magazine gift.
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Jamasha
Kerrigan
Miss Bush
Rex
Empire
ISIAH C ROR SETS JULY 1 LICENSE DEADLINE
Commissioner of Revenue Ishai C Ror orders all licenses due by July 1 per the last report. Auction note: cheap to quick buyer advertises automobile in good condition with new tires and applies at 303 S Main St.
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Isiah C. Ror
Main ‘St
Bryan Faces Fight Over Temporary Chair in Democratic Party
William J. Bryan faced a defeat in the Democratic National Committee as Ann Parker was ratified for temporary chair by a 20 to 2 vote. Nebraska figures Mack Halt and Parker backers argued over control, with Bryan allies seeking compromise but the meeting adjourned without Parker’s ouster. Talk of a Bryan presidency swirled among delegates awaiting instruction releases.
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William J. Bryan
Democratic Namal Committee
Ann Parker
Temp
Pa *Arker
James
Chi Norman E. Mack
P. L. Halt
Nebraska
Mt. Bryan
Bryan Sormner
Parker
Ike An Parker
Thomas F. Ryan
Rront
Charles F. Backers
Baltimore
Maryland ‘Regiment
Téxas
Texas
Woldrow Wissen
Tanners
Gibbons
Connecticut
Baldwin
Bryan
William
Turnings Hogan
Cardinal Gibbons
Bryan and Parker vie for temporary Democratic chair
In Baltimore the Democratic convention bleeds into a clash as Bryan withdraws Kern and presses to run for temporary chair against Parker. Vote tallies by state show wide splits, with Parker leading in many southern and western states and Bryan dominating others. Byrd is slated to second Wilson nomination while a unit rule fight unfolds.
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Baltimore
Bryan
Parker
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Colorado
California
Kern
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Ikmeois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
O’gorman
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
Nanimous
R. E. Byrd
Wilson
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Winchester
Virginia House of Delegates
Byrd
Witsenh Shill
Bryans
Wpon
Sorentes
Garber
Harmon
Illinois
Ollige James
Sjhe
Concert under patronage at Winchester Memorial Hospital
A concert under the patronage of Winchester Memorial Hospital features De Cortez Wolftungen and his famous ensemble from Washington at the auditorium Friday June 28 at 8 15 p m. The program includes arias from Carmen and La Traviata, violin solos by request, and pieces by Verdi Offenbach and Sarasate. Reserved seats 75 60 and 35 cents on sale at Rice's Music Store and Hable's store.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital OF
Winchester
Cortez Wolftungen
Washington
Don Jose
Carmen
Bizet
Ries
Goddard
Violetta
Verdi
Becker
Mas
Rice's Music
Hable’s
Vitagraph Biograph Reels Shown at the Auditorium
Three elaborate reels are shown at the Auditorium tonight including The Black Wall from Vitagraph The Root of Evil from Biograph and The New Constable from Lubin. The program features Vitagaph and Biograph offerings with additional reels to Riga ts ip.
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Vitagraph
Root of Evil
Biograph
Constable
Lubin
Missions Discussed at Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society concluded a week of sessions at the Southern Methodist Church with programs on young people's and children's work. Misses Esser Hoffman Ruth Byerly Grace Jackson and Mrs. James W. Gaver contributed talks and a Berryville solo enhanced the gathering.
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Womiah’s
Foreign Missionary Society
Southern Methodist Church
Esser ‘Hoffman
Ruth Byerly
Grace Jackson
James W. Gaver
Berryville
Chicoutimi Fire Destroys Hundreds of Buildings
National News Service reports a major blaze in Chicoutimi Quebec on June 25 that burned for ten hours damaging between 100 and 126 buildings. At least 2 000 residents reportedly ate hotieless meals as a result of the disaster.
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National News Service
Québec
Canada
Chicoutimi
Dramatic Tenor Seeks Chorus Applicants for Cavalleria Rusticana
De Cortez Wolffangen, director of the Washington Grand Opera Chorus, invites applications at the Winchester Inn for four chorus roles for Cavalleria Rusticana. Rehearsals begin July 1 at 1 p.m. in St. Bethlehem Winchester and New Grade. A gold bar pin studded with pearls is offered as a return prize. contact Star Office for details. Also noted: Mr Samuel Aiovdtoe of Afton Virginia visited yesterday.
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St.—Bethweanl
Winchester
Star Office
Bryan's Subtle Campaign for renomination Emerges
Baltimore June 26 Jennings Bryan launches a calm shrewd campaign to secure renomination. His methods are more subtle than Roosevelt's and aim to shape the convention vote on the first ballot. The narrative hints at Clark’s possible influence to counter Bryan and notes Parker's diminished role.
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Baltimore
Jennings Bryan
Roosevelt
Clark
Bryan
Parker
Remaah
Notice This Comparison On Shoes At Jones And Jolliffe
Advertisement invites customers to compare a large stock of shoes at Jones and Jolliffe Winchester Virginia Offering cheaper prices on brands like Croset Douglas Abbot Walk Over and Dolly Madison Ladies shoes Compare Croset 3 to 4 our price 2.50 to 1.48 for several ladies models with Walker Over and Dolly Madison items and other brands.
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Mein
Douglas
Abbot
Dolly Madison
Jones & Jollifie
Ita
Main Street
Winchester
Money King Thomas F Ryan Surfaces at Baltimore Convention
The Baltimore convention scene features Thomas F Ryan a national money power from New York. He arrived by private car and checked into the Washington Mount Vernon Place with strict secrecy avoiding meetings and using a private line to contact associates. His presence signals influence in Republican party battles tied to his Tobacco Trust traction and railroad interests.
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Baltimore
America
Thomas F. Ryan
New York
Tobacco Trust
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Mount Vernon Place
City
Belvedere
E. Baltimore
Chicago
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