Byrd Says Section 231-2 Void Hampers Liquor Control
Richmond Oct 12 Hon R E Byrd of Winchester says if section 231-2 of the Byrd law is struck as unconstitutional the Legislature cannot regulate near beer and sale may be used as a blind by dealers in intoxicants. He notes the section was interpolated into the bill and discusses cases in Frederick County and Winchester.
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The
Star
Richmond
Times-Dispatch of Today
R. E. Byrd
Winchester
Richard Evelyn Byrd
House of Delegates
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Corporation Court
City of
Speaker Byrd
Patterson
Virginia
Fils
R. T. Barton
Sager
Harrigan
Henry
Harrison
Senator Ward
Reardon
L. ©. Wendenburg
Senate
House
Byrd to Address Richmond Voters in Campaign Talk
James B. Doherty announces that Han k. Byrd speaker of the House of Delegates will speak at Corcoran Hall on October 29 evening. Byrd is described as expressing opinions with force and in a pleasing manner and may attract a sizable audience.
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James B. Doherty
City Democratic Committee
Han.kk. B. Byrd
House of Delegates
Corcoran Hall
Byrd
Taft Showing Off Says Hay in Raleigh
"Everything looks fine for Bryan in my country," said Representative James Hay of Virginia to a Washington Herald reporter in Raleigh yesterday. "Taft... is going to speak in Richmond. What he intends to accomplish thereby is beyond my comprehension."
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Bryan
James Hay
Virginia
Rasleigh
Washington Herald
Taft
Richmond
Dr Kern Preaches For College Charm Revival
Dr Kern pastor of Brad dock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South leaves for Richmond to assist in revival services at Park Place Church with pastor Rev M Colonna. He is absent about ten days. The two men are long time friends and alumni of Randolph Macon College and Vanderbilt University.
Southern Lutheran Synod selects Richmond for next meeting
The Southern Lutheran United Synod met in Savannah and chose Richmond as the next gathering site. Rev Dr George Bowers, pastor of Grace Lutheran Winchester, likely to welcome the Unified Synod to Virginia next fall. the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society also to meet. Delegates 400 to 500, biennial convention planned October 1 to 15, 1910. Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi represented. Rev A G Voight of Charleston and Rev L L Smith of Strasburg elected president and vice president.
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George 8. Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
Winchester
Virginia Synod
United Synod
Virginia
Bowers
Savannah
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Lutheran Church
Virginia Cap
Lutheran Church In
South
Lutheran Church of the
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
A. G. Voight
D. D
Charleston
38. C
Rev
L. L. Smith
Strasburg
New Stock Food Supply Noted for Sprint Produce Co
Fresh supply of International Stock Food received by Sprint Produce Co with date 9-28 noted.
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Just
Sprint Pro
Hagerstown Fair Opens Tomorrow for Four Days
Plans for the Hagerstown Fair to begin tomorrow describe four days of races and attractions. Entries exceed previous years in household livestock and poultry. Purses total about $8,000 with fast trotting running and pacing events. Winchester area and nearby residents will be well represented amid side shows and concessions. Several elopement rumors circulate about the event.
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Mentor
Winchester
Fine racing set for Winchester Fair October dates
The Winchester Fair will host racing events on October 20 21 22 and 23 promising exciting competition and crowds. Organizers urge attendees not to miss the action and big shows expected during the fair dates.
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Winchester Fair
Salvation Army Representative Visits Winchester
Captain Harriet Speelman of Rescue Home Belle Vue near Pittsburg tours Winchester inviting local aid for Salvation Army work. She spoke at Market Street M E Church Sunday morning and Brad dock Street M E Episcopal Church South last evening. She stays with Mrs. Calmes on North Market Street.
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Harriet Speelman
Salvation Army
Rescue Home
Meade Avenue
Bellevue
Pittsburg
Winchester
Miss Speelman
Fina
Miss Syleelman
Market Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Braddock Street Methodist’ ‘Episcopal ‘Church
South
James Hay to Address Frederick Voters in Courthouse Hall
Notice invites Democrats and residents of Frederick and nearby counties to hear James Hay speak at the courthouse hall on Friday evening October 16 at 8 oclock. The announcement endorses him as an able and attractive speaker and urges all voters to attend.
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James Hay
Hay
Frederick
Window Glasses Replaced On Short Notice
Hillyard and Lewis display window glass replacement services at 5 1p 2w. Nearby shops Russell and Green advertise stylish coats and suits priced from 12.06 to 30.05. Merchant listings include a bank opposite tunes store.
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Hillyard & Lew
Ystunes and Merchants’ Bank
Russell & Green's
Excursion From Baltimore Reaches City Passengers Counted
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion brought 114 passengers to the city yesterday. The train arrived about 12:30 PM and departed again at 6 PM last evening.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Winchester Fair Promises Largest and Best Exhibits Yet
From present indications the Winchester fair will feature the largest and best exhibits in every department. Organizers claim the event will surpass previous years with extensive displays and community participation.
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Winchester, Fair
Gen Eppa Hunton Dies in Richmond
Gen Eppa Hunton veteran of the Confederate army and 19th century Virginia politics died at his son Eppa Hunton Jr's home in Richmond after a long illness. He served as colonel and brigadier in the Army of Virginia and later as U S Senator joining the Electoral Commission. Funeral with military honors scheduled Tuesday in Richmond with Confederate veterans marching.
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Eppa Hunton
Virginia
Eppa Hunton, Jr
Richmond
General Hunton
Fauquier County
Eighth Regiment of
Virginia Infantry
Gettysburg
Sailor’s Creek
Fort ‘Warren
Electoral Commission
Tilden
Hayes
McKinney
Hunton
United States
John
Barbour
Card Party for Her Fair Guests in Staunton
Miss Frances Hughes hosted a Friday evening card party at her Staunton home for Miss Nannie Cooper and Miss Rebecca Barr of Winchester. Guests played progressive games, enjoyed refreshments, and the green and yellow decor. Lady's prize tied between Miss Cooper and Miss Barr. gentleman's prize won by Mr Ben Yount.
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Frances Hughes
Staunton
Nannie O. Cooper
Rebecca B. Barr
Win
Fower
Nannie ‘Cooper
Virgie Barr
Ben Yount
Bertha Glenn
Clarence C. Croft
Mrs. McSherry Re-elected President of WV Daughters
The United Daughters of the Confederacy of West Virginia ended a Huntington session with a reception and ball attended by delegates and Huntington society leaders. Mrs. Verginia McSherry of Martinsburg was re-elected president, a role she has held for several years.
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The
United Daughters
Confederacy of West Virginia
Huntington
Verginia McSherry
Martinsburg
H. D. Fue Fer
Haddox's Clothing Promises Savings Guarantee
An ad urges shoppers to buy clothing at Haddox's with a money saving guarantee. The brief reads like a promotional pitch emphasizing value.
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Haddox’s
Pheasants and Turkeys Reported Plentiful This Year
Reports from the North Mountain and western Mountain areas near Winchester indicate unusually abundant pheasants and turkeys this year. Deer sightings are up, with deer becoming tame and grazing with cattle and entering nearby farmyards.
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North Mountain
Winchester
Obituary of Harrisonburg Jeweler Andrew Lewis
The death of Andrew Lewis, longtime Harrisonburg jeweler, was reported near Marshall Virginia after a paralyzing illness aged eighty. A Monroe County native, he married Mrs Carr (maiden Henry) of that region and served in the Civil War with Company B Tenth Virginia Infantry, honorably discharged in Winchester in 1865. He joined the Masons during the war and was a member of the Harrisonburg lodge at his death. Funeral held in Harrisonburg this afternoon.
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Andrew Lewis
Harrisonburg
Marshall
Monroe County
Carr
Henry
Lewis
Tenth Virginia Infantry
Winchester
Masonite
Weems Giants to Cross Bats With Rink Team at New Rink
On Tuesday the Weems Giants will play basebal on skates against the rink team of Louis Grim at the New Rink. The attraction features Weems with players Lawrence Weems Courtney Weems Roy Gearing and others facing Grim Doran Wingfield Lowery Murphy Murnan Woodward and Coale. Umpire Cy McDonald will call the game at 8 45 p m.
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Breaty
Weems
Giants
Lawrence
Courtney Weems
Roy Gearing
Jas. CG. Collins
Harry Grim
Sandy
Baker
Prof. Duggan
George Trenary
Mifflin Clown
Louis Grim
J. R. Doran
Chas
Wingfield
Cricket
Lowery
Murphy
Murnan
Leo Woodward
Hop” Murnan
Edw. Ritter
Eddie Coale
Cy McDonald
Synod of Virginia Meeting Promises Clergy Attendees
Rev Dr H Lacy and Dr P W Toyd Sr plan to Roanoke for the Presbyterian Synod of Virginia annual meeting. Dr Lacy will attend the laymen's conference in Lynchburg on Wednesday. Rev C D Gilkeson of Moorefield WV, who held services at Clearbrook Church, travels to Lexington and Lynchburg to join the Roanoke synod gathering.
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5. H. Lacy
P. W. Toyd
Roanoke
Presbyterian Synod of Virginia
Lac
Lynchburg
C. D. Gilkeson
Moorefield
Clearbrook
Lexington
Virginia Weather Report Quiet Tonight With Frost
Fair tonight and Tuesday with cooler conditions. Frost forecast for western areas tonight with light frost in the eastern portion.
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Virginia
Fall Jacket Styles Featured at Green's Ip
Readers are urged to browse the newest fall jacket and suit styles at Green's Ip. The ad highlights fashionable outerwear and tailored suits aimed at urban shoppers seeking current colors and cuts.
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All
Green
Young Winchester Couple Elopes To Hagerstown Marriage Report
News from Winchester highlights several marriages including Miss Mary W B Lillis and Mr Edwin Howner Harlee who wed in Hagerstown after eloping from Winchester. The couple left on the Cumberland Valley Railroad and were celebrated by friends and relatives who learned of the ceremony by telegram.
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Winchester
Mary WB. Lillis
Michine
Lillis
South Braddock Street
Edwin Howner Harlee
Hagerstown
South Kent Street
Harlee
Cumberland Valley Railroad
South _Braddock street
Miss Lillis
Mr. Harlee
Russell & Green's New Coats For Ta Ties Misses Children
Nobby stylish coats for Ta ties Misses and Children advertised by Russell and Green. The ad highlights fashionable outerwear options and current arrivals for the season.
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Russell
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Weather Report
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Warren County
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John R. McKeever
Frederick Circuit
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GC. L. Potter
Filenes
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Daiiel Wright
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Fred, Wright
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