Smith supporters feel battle made powerful appeal
Enthusiasm for Governor Alfred H. Smith of New York surged among his advocates in Raleigh after George Gordon Battle’s speech at City Auditorium. The meeting swayed even some anti Smith supporters, boosting momentum for Smith as the Democratic presidential nominee.
Smith rally strengthens bid for governor nomination
Smith supporters say Governor Smith will be nominated after a large Raleigh rally that drew leaders from New Bern Kinston Wilmington Durham Winston-Salem and Charlotte. Officials and notable party figures attended, though observers note about half the crowd opposed Smith and converts may have formed. The event is seen as a major psychological boost for Smith's campaign.
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N. P. Angell
William Dunn, Jr
Dean F. Bell
New Bern
Kinston
John C. Dawson
Fred J. Sutton
L. P. Tapp
A. W. Taylor
Wilmington
A. C. Davis
R. N. Edwards
Goldsboro
Durham
S. C. Brawley
Jones
Frank Fuller
Winston-Salem
A. F. Sam
George C. Tooter
W. B. Horton
Caswell County
John W. Davis
Oxford
Ernest Young
Dunn
B. ¥. Baldwin
Columbus County
Charlotte
G. W. Tilett, Sr
T. L. Kirkpatrick
J. D. McCall
Charlotte “Smith
Mr. Battle
Sir Walter Hotel
R. A. Doughton
Raleigh
Smith
Capudine Advertises Quick Relief for Nervous Headaches
An advertisement touts Capudine as the fast acting relief for nervous headaches. It claims the liquid works by soothing nerves rather than dulling them and notes no opiates. Available at drug stores in 30c and 60c sizes.
Smith forces blamed as anti-Smith sentiment grows in Raleigh
In Raleigh on April 13, anti-Smith sentiment strengthens as critics accuse Smith backers of high hat tactics and excluding opponents from events. Analysts warn continued hostility could backfire, boosting anti-Smith resolve and complicating nomination prospects for George Gordon Battle. Residents cite the exclusion of Forty Immortals and others from greetings as fueling opposition. The anti-Smith stance gains momentum amid party tensions and calls for magnanimity.
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Smith
George Gordon Battle
Josephus Daniels
McLean
Gardner
Mr. Battle
J. S. Griffin
A Peach With a Pineapple Urges Democratic Split In North Carolina
A Peach With a Pineapple has formed an independent group to revolt from the Old Guard in North Carolina’s Democratic Party. A state official warns against internal friction and division as Smith’s faction gains support. Many backers fear radical leaders within the Smith movement threaten unity.
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Old Guard
Democratic Party
North Carolina
Smith
Cadets Back at Oak Ridge After Easter Holiday Return
Cadets resume work at Oak Ridge after Easter break. The next parade and review is set for Sunday April 22 at 3 30 p m. General Metts and other officers will review, with W T Best addressing cadets at 11 o'clock Sunday morning before the events. Public invitation extended.
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Oak Ridge
Metts
W. T. Best
Shantung Ensemble Debuts in Leaf and Berry Print
A new ensemble features a string colored shantung fabric with a leaf and berry pattern in autumn tones. The frock and lines highlight the reddish shantung, reflecting a fresh wardrobe addition.
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Shantung
North Carolina Mineral Output Reaches Record 1926 Value
The Mining Industry In North Carolina During 1926 reports mineral production worth 11,274,224 dollars, the state's highest total. J. J. Bryson, state geologist, notes gains over 1925 and 1923, driven by improved transport, company management, modern equipment, and higher demand.
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J. J. Bryson
North Carolina
Bryson
Mineral production by county data released in new booklets
The 1927 mineral producers registration law results are compiled in updated booklets. They include a complete county by county value of mineral production and lists of products from each county. Rowan leads in value with granite as its main product. Mitchell follows with feldspar mica and kaolin.
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General Assembly
Rowan
Mitchell
New 18 inch umbrellas in gay shades for sale
Classifieds advertise 18 inch umbrellas in bright colors with no handles protruding only agate knobs at the ends of the stems for a decorative finish.
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