When was it published?

March 7, 1924 in Shenandoah Herald

Story March 7, 1924

Shenandoah Herald

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event, Personal Triumph

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Miss Katherine Hottel, M. H. Hottel, Hon. B. B. Bowman, Miss Elizabeth Kern, Col. R. N. Hoag, President Calvin Coolidge, Ripley S. Walker, Judge T W. Harrison, Hon. John Paul, Col. H. W. Anderson, Bascom Slemp, Joseph L. Crupper

Q: What keywords are associated?

Republican Convention, State Committee Election, National Delegates, Coolidge Administration, Congressional Nomination

Woodstock, Shenandoah County, Virginia

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What is this article about?

At the Luray Congressional district Republican convention, Miss Katherine Hottel of Woodstock was elected to the State Committee. Delegates to the National Convention in Cleveland included Hon. B. B. Bowman and Miss Elizabeth Kern. Resolutions praised President Coolidge, and the convention will reconvene to nominate a congressional candidate.

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DISTRICT CONVENTION
HONORS WOODSTOCK GIRL
Miss Katherine Hottel, the talented daughter of M. H. Hottel of Woodstock was elected a member of the Republican State Committee at the Luray Congressional district convention held yesterday. The same convention elected Hon. B. B. Bowman, of Edinburg, and Miss Elizabeth Kern, of Winchester delegates to the National Convention to be held in Cleveland, Ohio.
Yesterday's convention was largely attended by Shenandoah County Republicans and Col. R. N. Hoag. of Strasburg, was made chairman of the meeting. Resolutions eulogistic of the administration of President Calvin Coolidge and of the principles for which he stands were passed. "Ripley S. Walker, of Mt Jackson, was elected Vice-Chairman of the District Republican Committee
The convention adjourned subject to the call of the Chairman and it will re-convene for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Congress against Judge T W. Harrison.
It is understood that the Delegates-at-Large from Virginia to the Cleveland Convention will be Hon. John Paul, Col. H. W. Anderson, Bascom Slemp and Joseph L. Crupper.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event Personal Triumph

What themes does it cover?

Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Republican Convention State Committee Election National Delegates Coolidge Administration Congressional Nomination

What entities or persons were involved?

Miss Katherine Hottel M. H. Hottel Hon. B. B. Bowman Miss Elizabeth Kern Col. R. N. Hoag President Calvin Coolidge Ripley S. Walker Judge T W. Harrison Hon. John Paul Col. H. W. Anderson Bascom Slemp Joseph L. Crupper

Where did it happen?

Luray Congressional District, Woodstock, Edinburg, Winchester, Shenandoah County, Strasburg, Mt Jackson, Cleveland Ohio, Virginia

Story Details

Key Persons

Miss Katherine Hottel M. H. Hottel Hon. B. B. Bowman Miss Elizabeth Kern Col. R. N. Hoag President Calvin Coolidge Ripley S. Walker Judge T W. Harrison Hon. John Paul Col. H. W. Anderson Bascom Slemp Joseph L. Crupper

Location

Luray Congressional District, Woodstock, Edinburg, Winchester, Shenandoah County, Strasburg, Mt Jackson, Cleveland Ohio, Virginia

Event Date

Yesterday

Story Details

Republican district convention elects Miss Katherine Hottel to State Committee, delegates to national convention, passes resolutions praising Coolidge, and plans to nominate congressional candidate.