Judge Harrison Named Special Judge for Alexandria
Governor Swanson designates Winchester judge Thomas W. Harrison as special judge to hear a case in Alexandria next Tuesday forcing a short Clarke County Circuit Court term. Harrison will convene here Monday then depart by evening train for Alexandria. Local readers praise the Governor and lawyers for the appointment amid regional court needs and expect his future placement on the state Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court
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Courier
Summit Point Notes Chronicle Local Moves and News
Summit Point West Virginia notes list residents moving or residing in area households. Mrs Bettie Levi and Mr Allen Levi attend events. Mrs Florence Coy plans a private school base and boarding house operation. L G Whitacre announces a personal property sale and upcoming move to Martinsburg. J H Myers returns from Winchester. G Glasscock visits Washington to see his brother. R N Hardesty rents Willson boarding house rooms and moves in. Willard Bane moves into Handesty’s vacated house. farmers prepare for seeding as rain is needed. James E Coleman loses and Minnie the dog is found dead on Dr A P Thompson’s farm. Mrs Wash Brady visits daughter at Shenandoah Junction. Kenneth Cunningham to Virginia for field duty.
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Florence Coy
L. G. Whitacre
Martinsburg
J. H. Myers
Winchester
George Glasscock
Washington
R. N. Hardesty
Willson
Willard Bane
Handesty
James E. Coleman
Minnie
Bonaparte Says He Won't Prosecute Wealthy Suspects
The speaker claims Bonaparte refuses to prosecute the powerful due to inability to convict them, suggesting many are directing the Republican campaign.
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Ee Bonaparte
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General Hunton Celebrates 85th Birthday in Richmond
General Eppa Hunton of Warrenton, a Civil War brigadier general veteran, yesterday marked his eighty fifth birthday at the home of his son Hon Eppa Hunton Jr in Richmond.
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Eppa Hunton
Warrenton
Eppa Hunton, Jr
Richmond
Roosevelt Attacks Foraker and Taft Reconciliation
The President denounces Foraker as an old foe. He claims Taft and he knew about him and that Taft refused reconciliation. Yet Taft later reconciled with Foraker and Foraker won praise at the Ohio reception, until the Archbold letters altered party fortunes.
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Ohio
Taft
Foraker scandal tests party honesty in taft roosevelt era
In a Louisville Courier Journal analysis the Foraker incident is presented as an object lesson. The piece argues Republican leaders Taft and Roosevelt are exposed as failing the people’s trust. It contends a single senator repudiation won’t suffice and calls for broader sacrifices, including Sherman, to prove honesty.
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Taft
Roose
Foraker
Ninveh Notes From Ninveh Va September 24
Miss Florence Blair of Mercersburg Pa visits her uncle James Rouzer. Eugene McCauley returns home afterMount Jackson visit. Mr and Mrs Lock of Shepherdstown W Va attend niece Jenetta McCauley’s funeral. Philip Riley of Front Royal visits Joseph McCauley. T S Miller and J Miller Jett spend Thursday in Winchester. Miss Shirley Miller returns from White Sulphur Springs W Va. Mrs Boneapart Orndorff of Middletown visits. Mrs A S Jett and Irene McCartney visit Mrs Cabell.
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Ninveh
Florence Blair
Mercersburg
Notes From Laws Virginia Meeting and Visitation
James E. Templman is on the sick list. Rev. Fox and Rev. Swan have held a meeting here for some time. Rev. Julian Broaddus and daughter of Berryville spent Sunday with C. Norman Shepherd. A. W. Grubbs and Miss Wallie Gordon returned from Shenandoah Junction. Miss Josephine Forsythe of Rockville visited Mrs C. N. Shepherd. Miss Estelle and Alice Laws left for Eastern College at Front Royal. Mrs. A. G. Bowen staying with cousin Mrs Aimory Powers at Vaucluse. Miss Alice Stickley of Front Royal visiting the Misses Stickley at River Side. F. J. Fritts and wife spent last week in Winchester. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sowers spent Sunday with W. T. Kerfoot at Bowles. Miss Dee Templeman spent Sunday at home.
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Josephine Forsythe
Rockville, Md
C.N. Shepherd
Mises Estelle
Alice Laws
Eastern College
Front Royal
A. G. Bowen
Aimory. Powers
Vaucluse
Alice Stickley
Near ‘Front Royal
Misses Stickley
River Side
F. J. Fritts
Winchester
J.M. Sowers
W. T. Kerfoot
Five Cents Packages of Sewing Machine Needles Ad
Sewing machines needles for all makes at five cents per package and other sewing machine items at greatly reduced prices. Look for the Big S Singer Sewing Machine Co at five West Piccadilly Street.
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S. Singer Sewing Machine Co
West Piccadily St
Moves on Peyton Street and a few trips noted
Mr A Ferguson and family moved into the Yost house on Peyton Street not the Spates cottage. Mr and Mrs William Gordon, visiting Miss Sherrard this summer, left for Washington DC and will return to the South. Mr and Mrs Clarence E Hardy departed yesterday for an extended trip to the Great Lakes.
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Peyton Street
Star
William Gordon
Clarence E. Hardy
Great Lakes
Mr. Gould of Harrisonburg Visits Town on Business
Mr. Frank Gould of Harrisonburg has been spending several days in town on business, interacting with local merchants and attending to affairs.
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Harrisons Burg
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