Archdale Woman's Will Meeting Scheduled for Wednesday
Archdale women will gather at 3 o'clock at Herbert Hodgin's home to discuss the will. The notice appears among local church and club events with other society items listed for the day.
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Archdale Woman's
Herbert Hodgin
Stevens
Ida Davis
Parkway
PD. A. R
Alexander Martin
American Homes Dept
American Homes
Woman's Club
Commercial Club
C. F. Tomlinson
Easter Holiday Visits From Town To Nearby Regions
Mrs A C Beeson and Miss Gladys Beeson spent holidays in Spencer and Concord visiting relatives. Miss Gladys Kelly joined Mr and Mrs George C Graves and children near Sanford. Dr Ross V Patterson and Dr J W Tankersley were guests of Dr I T Mann in Greensboro and Washington, D C for business. Families across the area report illness and Easter trips to Henderson and the Sand Hills with returns from High Point Plymouth and Lynchburg.
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Dodamead
T. E. Dodamead
Knoxville
Tenn
Laura Dodamead
Lindsay Street
J. H. Womble
Knaffill Art Studios
Winston-Salem
Country Club
Owen- Smith
Garland Alderman
Jack Grubb
Leslie Bowling
King Cotton Orchestra
Greensboro
George Wood
Charles Teague
Julius Smith
Charles Blake
Austin Finch
Thomasville
W. PD. Laney
Amigo Bridge Club
T. T. Banks
Charlotte
Bob Kiriakides
F. M. Holley
Bessie Myers
J. W. Jenkins
Banks
Jack Burris
BE. L. Jamison
George Coggins
H. J. Calclasure
Reitzel
T. H. Hayes
A. C. Beeson
Gladys Beeson
Spencer and
Concord
Gladys Kelly
George C. Graves
Mount Airy
Sanford
Ross V. Patterson
Jefferson
Medical College
Philadelphia
J. W. Tankersley
I. T. Mann
Charles E. Hayes
H. R. White
Wilma Welborn
Henderson, N. C
Henry Koonce
Jack Nance
Nady Cates, Jr
Sand Hills
Chicago Ward Committeemen Fight Dominates Primary Talk
Chicago voters focus on ward committeemen in a heated primary with an unusually large Democratic turnout. Early turnout estimates suggest about 800000 of 1221000 registered voters may cast ballots, with Republicans around 550000. unofficial reports claim police jailed Deneen faction workers without charges.
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Ward
Chicago
Deneen
Chicago primary chaos sparks kidnappings and ballot fears
In Chicago's early hours of voting at the April primary, reports spread of kidnappings, ballot stuffing, shootings, and disorder in several wards. Police and detectives rushed to precincts as officials noted extensive patrols and warnings to protect voters and ballots while candidates faced allegations and arrests.
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Chicago
Titus Haffa
Thompson
R. H. Taylor
Deneen
Twentieth Ward
Senator Deneen Republican Organization
Twenty-Fourth Ward
John Verdon
Thompson-Crowe
Verdon
O’connor
Frank L. Smith Confident as Senate Nomination Looms
Frank L. Smith, who has twice been denied a Senate seat, expressed strong confidence he will win the Republican senatorial nomination today. He joked about buying a railroad reservation now, saying he was certain of being sent back to the Senate.
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Frank L. Smith
United States Senate
Senate
Crowe Favored for renomination in election betting
State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe led betting odds to win renomination today with wagers of eight to five and two to one. A $1000 even money bet supported the Crowe Thompson "America first" slate against the Deneen faction.
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Robert E. Crowe
Crowe
Crowe-Thompson
America First
Deneen
Kidnaping of Precinct Captain Reported in Chicago
Chicago April 10 Six armed men kidnapped PR Taylor a Republican precinct captain in the 5th ward from in front of a polling place just before polls opened. They beat him and forced him into an automobile. Police were informed of the assault and abduction.
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Chicago
Coolidge Says Postal Rates Must Not Reduce Revenues
President Coolidge argued that any postal rate modification by Congress should not lower revenues further. He noted the post office department operates at a loss and warned against increasing losses to an uneconomical level.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Our national prosperity and unemployment debate
Opinion by Robert M. Lynn discusses how the coming election may frame the nation’s wealth and joblessness. He warns against partisan manipulation and urges citizens to seek independent data from bankers, court clerks, newspapers, and neighbors to form informed judgments.
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Robert M. Lynn Washington
Ku Klux Klan details come under fire in zoning court
Testimony in a federal court case alleges Jon Barclay planned to be chief of Pennsylvania Klan detectives and describes a statewide network. Judge W H Thomson overruled a motion to strike Barclay’s testimony. Clarence W Ludlow testifies in Texas about witnessing seven or eight men burned alive by Klansmen in a federal suit.
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Pennsylvania
John H. Connaughton
Washington, D. C
Barclay
van A. Barrickman
W. HW. S. Thomson
Tunney Heeney Title Fight Approved by NY Athletic Commission
The New York athletic commission will approve the Gene Tunney Tom Heeney heavyweight title bout once contracts are presented by Tex Rickard. The announcement came in New York on April 10.
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New York
New York Athletic Commission Today
Gene Tunney
Tom Heeney
Tex Rickard
Night Riders Clash Spurs Riot in Lilly Pa Scene
A sheriff reports night riders halted both Black and white citizens on the streets. When questions went unanswered, people were shoved aside and a riot erupted. Bareclarry notes the Lilly confrontation was between klansmen and locals.
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Lilly, Pa
Bareclarry
Sinclair Trial Continues Over Teapot Dome Conspiracy
In Washington DC the trial of Harry F. Sinclair resumes with a 12 member jury for the second time on charges of conspiring to defraud the United States regarding the Teapot Dome lease. Prosecution outlines include payments of 233000 in liberty bonds and 35000 in cash to Fall, with secrecy and lacking receipts.
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Owen J. Roberts
Roberts
Sinclair
Fall
United States Liberty
Washington
Liberty Bonds
Zevely
Teapot Dome
United States
Daniel Thew Wright
Wright
Justice Bailey
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Harry F. Sinclair
Burns
W. T. Rule
Pueblo
Colo
New Mexico
A. S. Booth
First National Bank of
M. T. Everhart
Inlaw
Senate Oil Committee
Booth
Senate Committee
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Magnolia Gardens
Charleston
S. C
H. G. Ferree
Braxton Younts
Guilford General
Baxter C. Younts
Asheboro
Guilford General Hospital
Edwards
AV Hospital Friends
J. C. Edwards
High Point Hospital
MR. Idol
Wesley A. Idol
Salem
High Point
Salem Alumnae Association
David Yow
Edgedale Drive
Yow
Blades
Mrs. Blades
Apex
Miss Brown Wees
Joseph HH. Mitchell
Lloyd T. Wilson
Helen L. Brown
Joseph H. Mitchell
Georgia
Dr. Wilson
Miss Brown
W. G. Brown
Dayton Street
Mrs. Laney
Amigo Club
Cecil
Coats
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Parthenia Henley Snipes
Ahoskie, N. C
J. W. Blair and
Redding Street
Sre
T. Mann
Kathryn Askea
Richardson Street
L. F. Fisher, Jr
Plymouth
Edenton
Mabel Barker
Lynchburg, Va
Mrs.c. Dunbar and Sons
Aubrey and
Wendell
Harding
James W. Wilkerson
Quality Shoe Store
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Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of
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Continental Trading Company
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