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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1928
Page
3
A reader complains about political partisanship, noting how both sides delight in smearing rivals. The writer argues such behavior undermines civic discourse and hints at personal disillusion with party antics.
In a light nostalgic note the author reflects on doodle bugs and childlike plays with Lady Bugs, then shifts to poultry topics. The piece explains doodle bug calls and chick incubation advances, citing hatcheries shipping eight billion chicks yearly and self reliant incubator chicks.
Emma Blair Triangle of Girl Reserves visited the Y for an Easter program with Miss Josephine Setzer. Flowers candles and music sparked reverence as members learned Easter customs. A stunt night to fund the Girl Reserve Conference delegates is planned for April 20 at the junior high auditorium. Proceeds support Rackbrook Brevard NC trip June 23 to July 3.
Discussion centers on preferential voting by Hoover and Willis factions as observers weigh Willis death impact. Indiana May 8 GOP primary looms with Hoover vs Watson. Ohio second-choice trends heighten Lowden support and potential Dawes momentum. Pomerene return boosts Democratic national visibility while Donahey could claim delegation if a serious bid emerges.
The race centers on Smith Walsh and Reed as they compete in the Wisconsin Democratic primaries on Tuesday. Voters weigh policy contrasts and party leadership in contest that could shape the state party's direction.
The piece notes a split in delegate support among Walsh Smith and Reed with Missouri’s senator active in speeches but lacking a delegate slate. California faces the first decisive showdown with full delegate slates for the May 1 Democratic primaries. Wisconsin sees a Republican clash between La Follette and anti La Follette forces over delegate pledges, with Norris and Hoover factions involved.
The piece notes Hoover delegates with 34 pledged to Lowden 9 to Fisher and 8 to Curtis and that Willis supporters may shift. Alternate delegate second choices show similar divisions with only one for James Watson. Officials say Lowden or Curtis could be first choice. Willis’ bid faces Longworth and Fess as unlikely.
Elizabeth City reports Seldon Combs 18 died from injuries after a September 4 dive at Ocean View. He had been paralyzed from the neck down since the accident.
Raleigh March 31 Cleveland County earns praise from Charles M. Johnson secretary of the county government advisory commission for its businesslike administration. Johnson notes a full time county commissioner who also acts as county accountant keeps constant touch with activities and citizens informally collaborate to solve issues. He urges other counties to emulate Cleveland’s engagement and governance. Johnson will visit Wilkes county next, meeting with new leadership after recent resignations.
Witnesses including Ernest White Thomas Boutiller and Ernest Thompson testified Bacchus II appeared sound and a good hunter after a spill. Mrs McCormick recalled finding the gelding lame and stopping payment on her check to Baltazzi. Women in riding attire observed the courtroom during day two of the trial.
Albert B. Fall’s family reacts to Senator Nye in Rome signaling a Senate move to investigate all oil leases on government and Indian lands during Fall’s administration. Nye expects to return by May 1 and says he may have nothing valuable to offer on Republican party financing.
Representative Morgan of Ohio announced Honor Shown's death, with Speaker Longworth designating all 22 Ohio representatives as house mourners. The event sparked speculation on Willis' impact on GOP presidential politics and potential senate appointment by Governor Donahey as Hoover supporters hesitated in the April 24 Ohio primary.
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