Butler Fights and Aligns in North Carolina Political Strife
North Carolina political scene details party shifts and endorsements as Senator Marion Butler aligns with Pritchard and opponents face weak campaigns. White registration under grandfather clause grows while Negro voter turnout remains limited. polls show Democrat prospects in several districts with Aycock campaign plans and mixed support for Hill.
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Raleigh
N. C
Simmong
Marion Butler
Pritchard
Butler
Hanna
George B. Hiss
Congress
McKellan
Governo Aycock
Patterson
Piedmont
Rogers
Simmons
Pou
Atwater
Butter
New York
North Carolina
Thomas H. Hill
Ver. Whitaker
Halifax
Hill
Walter Clark
Clark
Hig
Local Travelers Association elects new officers in Montgomery
E. J. Meyer was elected president and George W. Tones was named vice president of the Travelers Association at a meeting in Montgomery Alabama on October 4. Daugherty and High were noted in attendance as part of state division efforts to fill vacancies.
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E. J. Meyer
Wmigomery
Ala
Spe-Montgomery Post Ay
Travelers’ N Nativa Association
Meyer
Daugherty
Aingham
Sewanee Man Reports On Alabama Bishop Selection
Sewanee Tenn Oct 4 Special the council to nominate the next Bishop of Alabama will meet at St John Montgomery Oct 8 at 10 am Clergy and lay delegates from every parish form the council Clergy nominate and lay confirm Names most discussed come from Sewanee alumni and associates including Rev A W Guerry Rev Albion W Knight and Dr W P Manning who has publicly declined to allow his name to be used The process remains unsettled with no clear frontrunner and local sentiment split over potential choices
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Sewanee
Tenn
Alabama
Episcopal Church
St. John Church
Montgomery
T. C. de Leon
Sewanee, Tenn
Mr. de Leon
Shanks" Ebans
South Carolina
Lincoln
Mike Mr. Lincoln
Clerrey
Wilmer
Episcopal
Texas
A. W. Guerry
Mergenthaler
Guerry
Albion W. Knight
St. Philip Pro-Cathedral
Atlanta
Orev. W. P
Manning
Sewanpee
Gailor
William Porcher
le Thev
Murray
Birmingham
Hov
Matthew Brewster
Christchurch
Mobile
Man Tunneth
Tucker
Gardiner C. Tucker
St. Johns
New York
Arthur
Lloyd
General Board of Missions
Lioyd
South
Norfolk
John B. Kershaw
Kershaw
Negro Convict Shoots Officer in South Carolina
A fleeing Florence county chain gang escapee, Amos Singleton, shot Sumter Officer A D Owens in the groin after a pursuit through a cotton mill area. Despite bloodhounds, the trail was lost as crowds trampled tracks. Also reported: Gustavus Mills Walker, Columbia bank teller, died after a brief illness at his home on Lady Street. Walker, Charleston born, served in the Civil War and was a respected local figure. The column then discusses Episcopal council candidates and opinions on potential nominees, noting several Sewanee and church figures while urging that the best man win.
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Columbia
S. C
Amos Singleton
Florence County
A. D. Owens
Sumter
Singleton
Owens
Bingleton
Edwards’ Field
Chain Gang
Gustavus Mills Walker
Carolina National Bank
Lady Street
Mr. Walker
Walker
Charleston
Quartermaster’s Department
Koerber declines third district nomination in Alabama
Montgomery special reports F Koerber democratic editor of the Columbia Breeze declines the GOP bid for congress in Alabama's third district. The note says October 5 is the last day for filing a nomination certificate, potentially pitting Clay ton against an opponent. Meanwhile a stabbed negro boy in Montgomery is recovering after heart surgery by Dr L J Hil, drawing national attention.
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Montgomery
Ala
F. Koerber
Columbia Breeze
Congress
Secretary of State
Clayton
L. J. Hil
This Is Tuberculosis A Campaign for Early Diagnosis
Dr. Herman M. Biggs urges immediate recognition of tuberculosis in coughs and chronic colds, urging readers to contact the American Bureau of the Professor Hoff Cure for Consumption. He argues prevention through cleanliness and clear diagnoses, promoting home treatment and public philanthropy to save lives.
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Tore
Chart- Organization Society of
New York
Herman M. Biggs
Health Department
City of New York
Biggs
America
Andrew Carnegie
Professor Hoff
Vienna
Frederick Hammann
Hoff
New York Journal
Hammann
Br. Siges
Dr. Biges
Bendiner & Schlesinger
Dr. Biggs
American Bureau
8. A. Knopf
New York “Academy
NEW York Health Department
Cure for Consumption Promises Miracle Based on Hoff Cure
The article touts Professor Hoff Cure as transforming consumption treatment over eighteen months, citing New York Board of Health data and testimonials from doctors like A. W. Guilley and patients. It urges prompt diagnosis, supports the American Bureau for Hoff Cure, and offers the Hoff Book and free analysis to readers seeking treatment.
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Hendiner
New York City
New York
Health Department
New York Department of Health
Hai Cur
Hoftis
Whittfield Webb
Frederick Hammann
Horm
American Bureau
Professor Hoff
New York Board of Health
Guilfoyle
Hoff
Berndiner
Bendiner
Schiesinger
Bendiner & Schlesinger
Prof. Hoff
Hamilton St
Harrisburg
A. Dexler
Hoff Cure
Stra
Pauliner
H. C. Willian
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