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siege. An army under command of General Frederick A Smith will attempt to capture the city, which will be

de fended by another gallant array of regular soldier* .«uul state miUtia, Aeroplanes will be used extensively

during this year's war maneuvers. Lieutenant Chari#* BeForetft Chandler and Lieutenant Roy C. Kirtland will

be two of the army aviators who will do scouting. ___

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Congressman Carter (Has was renom

inated fur congress in the Sixth dis

trict prlmarv by a plurality over T

It THlelt. of Koahoke. of about 2,000.

l>on P Halsey, of Lynchburg, ran

tut behind in the district

larte returns indicate that Glass has

a majority over both his opponents

combined

The vote was light throughout the

district, being heaviest proportionate

ly in Lynchburg. Mr. Glass' home,

where he received a majority over

both opponents of 67 l votes. The vote

was: Glass, 1,180; Halsey, 352; Til

let. 157.

Glass received 66# majority over the

combined strength of the other two

candidates In Campbell county.

Tlllett carried the city of Koanoke

by 2S2 majority over Glass, who re

rclveit 776 Tillett l.n,»*. anti Ital-’Cv.

102.

In Hoanoke county Glass received

193; Tiilett, 93. and Halsey, 4»i

Mr. Glass' strength in Roanoke city

was much stronger than had been ex

pected. He ran well throughout the

entire district.

Montgomery County.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Richmond Virginian. (1912). Richmond, Va., 1912-08-09. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn90052005/1912-08-09/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Richmond Virginian, 1912-08-09.