Simmons Antagonism to Smith Unrelenting
The senior senator’s opposition to Governor Al Smith’s candidacy remains firm as reports of weakening fade. He says Smith’s nomination would split the party and deny victory, yet believes such disruption may be less severe than feared. Momentum toward Smith grows in North Carolina, challenging Simmons’s hold on the machine.
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al Smith
Simmons
Smith
North Carolina
Statesville
Aus Watts
The Baron's Murderous Purposes in Transoceanic Flight
A critical column questions the Baron's alleged intent to use a pistol or drug if disaster struck during a long distance flight with pilots Fitzmaurice and Koehl. The piece speculates on sensational motives and urges safer companionship for the perilous journey.
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Baron von Huenefield
Fitzmaurice
Koehl
Sarely
Better Markets for Southern Produce
The Southern Field notes regional farm relief from population growth. Since 1920 the home market in the Southern Railway System area south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers and east of the Mississippi increased by over 2,000,000, akin to ten new Birmingham sized cities.
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Southern Field
The
Southern Railway Company
Birmingham
Southern Railway
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
Mississippi
United States Census Bureau
Ala
South
Mississippi River
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Potomac River
Census Bureau
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Florida
Ohio River
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Opportunities for ambitious youths amid growing big business
Bruce Catton argues that despite consolidation and mega firms, motivated young people can rise. He cites Census data on population growth and expanding southern markets, noting GM scale creates demand for capable leaders. He warns farmers face readjustment but predicts better times if they endure.
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General Motors
News Notes on Aerial Expeditions and Press Fanfare
The text suggests natural developments would ease aviator extinction over the Atlantic versus the Baron's claim to end it all. It hints the expedition's backer faces press sensationalism as a feature.
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Atlantic
Growing markets for southern fruits and vegetables bloom
The text notes that areas farther east offer expanding markets for southern fruits and vegetables, suggesting economic opportunities and trade potential despite geographic distance. This fragment hints at regional market dynamics and agricultural value chains in the period.
No Mention Made Of Investigation In Hiawatha Race Incident
A Kas candidate for president and justice of the peace in Hiawatha paid damages on a car involved in a collision with three boys. City council members avoided discussing the police probe during and after last night’s session and anticipate further action Thursday night. Rumor says Chief Gibson’s 10 day suspension may end, with hopes shifting to Sergeant Roy Shiplett or Captain Elliot to lead the department if he resigns.
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Foreign Information Department
Bankers Trust Company
New York
Great Britain
England
Teapot Dome
Harry Sinclair
Maryland
Oid
Hiawatha
Kas
Chief Gibson
Roy Shiplett
Elliot
Gibson
Doorn Holland Builds Gate for Former Kaiser Estate
The residents of Doorn in the Netherlands have crafted an ornate gate for the former Kaiser’s estate, showcasing local craftsmanship and a gesture of historical memory.
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Doorn
Holland
Kaiser
Tender spot for you sparks tale of George and father
A Tit Bits item notes a pithy exchange about a man named George who supposedly has a tender spot, followed by a claim that his father kicked him down the front steps last night. The snippet hints at domestic friction and a light gossip tone.
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George
Religious education conference opens at Trinity church Asheville
A five day district conference on religious education opened at Trinity Episcopal church in Asheville. Rev. Dr. Gardiner Tucker of Sewanee leads as director with Rev. Robert Gribbin of Winston-Salem conducting lectures. Mrs. Jean S. Knight oversees curriculum with Episcopal representatives from the region in attendance. Dr. Tucker to present Bible lectures.
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Asheville
Trinity Episcopal Church
Gardiner Tucker
Department of Religious Education
Province of Sewanee
Robert Gribbin
Winston- Salem
Jean S. Knight
North Carolina
J. W. Cantey Johnson
Gastonia
State Religious Educational Organization
Tucker
Major events in American history dates list
A dated sequence lists events from 1676 Sudbury Mass attacked by Indiana to 1912 Titanic survivors brought to New York by Carpathia. Includes Fort Duquesne founded in 1754 and Paul Revere’s ride in 1775 and Lee’s 1861 pledge.
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Sudbury
Mass
Indiana
Fort Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Paul Revere
Robert KE. Lee
San Francisco
New York
Carpathia
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Tion
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General Motors Corporation
Jackson Brothers, Noessel and Co
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Racing—Sans Reproche
Mr. Stokes
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America
Yours Truly, W. A. Stokes
LaSalle Street
Chicago
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