Census shows March cotton mill activity and state spindle hours
March capacity operation at 90.1 percent with 32,024,032 spindles, 24,818,008 active, and 6,954,530,464 active spindle hours. Cotton states Alabama Georgia Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia cited with hours and average per spindle figures.
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Census Bureau
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
CANDIDATES FILE NAMES FEES FOR PRIMARY IN STATE
RALSZIGH Apr 22 eight Sansa have their fees to enter the Sistaite primary for state and congressional office June 4. Reynolds of Asheville posted his fee aboard a plane. Two new filers for the sixth district are Bruce Carraway of High Point and Norman Boren of Greensboro. Entry time expires midnight tomorrow. contests loom in many Democratic races and a Republican contest for U S senator between Newell of Charlotte and DePriest of Shelby. Democratic filings include Bowie Morrison Reynolds Simmons for U S Senate. Warren Kerr Abernethy Johnson for Congress. Ehringhaus Fountain Maxwell for Governor. Gra ham Giles Dellinger for Lieutenant Governor. Hart ness Wade for Secretary of State. Stedman Bell for Auditor. McSwain Fletcher Norton for Attorney General. and several others across offices. Republicans file in senate races and other posts with Ward Dulin Jonas Frasier Tillett Brady Jennings Gwyn Williams Ferree Grogan.
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Ralszigh
Sansa
Sistaite
Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
United States Senate
Bruce Carraway
High Point
Norman Boren
Greensboro
12Th Judicial
J. F. Newell
Charlotte
George W. DePriest
Shelby
United States
T. C. Bowie
West Jefferson
Cameron Morrison
Frank D. Grist
Lenoir
Arthur Simmons
Burlington
Congress
Lindsay C. Warren
Washington
John H. Kerr
Warrenton
C. L. Abernethy
New Bern
Rivers D. Johnson
Warsaw
E. W. Poll
Raleigh
F. W. Hancock, Jr
Oxford
J. “A * Boren
J. B. Clark
Fayetterie
J. Walter Lambeth
R. L. Doughton
Foal Springs
A. L. Bulwinkle
Gastonia
Zeb Weaver
J. Q. Gilkey
C. S. Davis
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
R. T. Fountain
Rocky Mount
A. J. Maxwell
A. H. Graham
Hillsboro
D. F. Giles
Marion
D. P. Dellinger
Cherryville
James A. Hartness
Stacey W. Wade
Baxter Durham
Chester Bell
Stanley Winbourne
E. C. Macon
Dan C. Boney
H. Hoyle Sink
Lexington
H. L. Koontz
G. A. Johnson
Hich Point
Senate
William Ward
Graham
P. P. Dulin
Statesville
Charles A. Jonas
Lincolnton
Clifford Frasier
Boone Tillett
C. R. Brady
Conover
S. S. Jennings
P. H. Gwyn
Leaksville
H. 8. Williams
Concord
A. I. Fe
Mooney Seeks New Trial After Pardons Denied
Tom Mooney, imprisoned for 16 years, fails to win a pardon from California Governor Rolph for the fourth time. Supporters urge new avenues, including a possible new trial, as Mooney’s fight for freedom restarts amid continued doubts and disappointment.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
Tom Mooney
Rolph
Mooney
Hoover era cabinet leans toward resubmitting prohibition
The Hoover cabinet favors resubmission of the prohibition question with many ministers moving toward a national referendum plan. Attorney General Mitchell signals openness while Hyde supports giving citizens a vote. A special national referendum proposal could seat delegates to a prohibition convention.
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Washington
Hoover
United Press
Administration
Mitchell
Hyde
Nited
Congress
Henet
New York
Burning Trees
Mil Horfaires’ Club
Mooney pardon denied by Governor Rolph in 1920s case
Mrs Mary A Mooney reacts to the San Quentin pardon denial as Gov Ralph plans to leave Sacramento for a national governors conference. Attorney Aaron Sapiro and Mayor James Walker had urged a pardon with an intended retrial in San Francisco. Sullivan's 125 page report labeled Mooney a dangerous radical and the governor announced the decision after consulting Sullivan.
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Mooney
Mary A
Ralph
San Quentin
Mathew Brady
San Francisco Superior Court
Rolph
Aaron Sapiro
New York
James Walker
Warren K. Billings
Sacramento
East
Sullivan
Germans Repulsed in Fresh Lys Sector Fight
On April 22 1918 fighting flared intensely between British and German troops on the Lys sector. German attacks were largely repulsed. Western Europe expectations spoke of an early peace between Romania and the Central Powers. Romania stayed largely non combatant after Russia's collapse. Guatemala aligned with the United States signaling war on Germany. German losses claimed at 4 456 000 by Karl Bliebtreu. allies dispute this figure noting far fewer casualties.
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Lys
Romania
Europe
Rumania
Russia
Guatemala
United States
Germany
Karl Bliebtreu
France
England
Georgia backs disarmament plan at Geneva conference
The Georgia government sends memoranda to Arthur Henderson urging disarmament. It protests Soviet occupation and outlines three points: nations must work out their own destiny, an international police force under the league, and a rigorously controlled world armaments body.
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Georgia
Geneva
Arthur Henderson
League
Poland Offers 2000 Dollar Gift for Briand Scholarship
Polish foreign minister Auguste Zaleski informed the League of Nations that Poland will donate 2000 dollars to establish an Aris tide Briand scholarship at the International school in Geneva. He urged other nations to contribute to perpetuate Briand’s memory in Geneva.
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Geneva
Auguste Zaleski
League of Nations
Poland
Aristide Briand
Iternational School
M. Zaleski
Briand
Geneve
Capone Named Best Known American in England
In Lancaster Pennsylvania Canon William Thompson Elliott notes Al Capone is cited as the best known American in English papers, while Sr. Nicholas Murray Butler receives scant attention. The remark contrasts Capone’s notoriety with Butler’s comparatively minor mention.
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Capone
Lancaster
England
al Capone
William Thompson Elliott
Leeds
Nicholas Murray Butler
Henglish
Broadway's Fatal Laure Ends in Divorce Accusation
Carl I. Shotter seeks a divorce and accuses Cleveland Broadways wide attraction of luring his wife away. The estranged wife is a niece of columnist O. O. McIntyre.
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Broadway
Laure Cleveland
Carl I. Shotter
Ao. O. Mcintyre
Bel Gium Bound Man Declared Dead Then Reshaped Life
Joe Leclair, 68, once declared dead by his lodge for a $300 death benefit, plans to enjoy life in Belgium despite being alive and lacking funds to return home.
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Charleroi
Joe Leclair
Belgium
Joe
Opera's sake: Schumann-Heink offers to take minor Met roles
Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink, the renowned soprano of New York's Metropolitan Opera era, offers to return to minor roles at the salary she earned at her debut 84 years ago to help save the art she loves as the company faces financial troubles.
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New York
Grand Opera
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Metropolitan Opera
Swedes to Aid Thirsty Finns in Prohibition-Era Trade
Stockholm reports Sweden will ship 100000 liters of alcoholic beverages to Finland after its prohibition repeal. So far 25900 liters have been sent, including braanvin a Swedish potato brandy used as a pre meal cocktail. About 25000 liters of Swedish punch also planned.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Finland
Peterson's Sore Healer Delivers Quick Relief and Cure
Local testimonial claims Peterson's soothes soreness and itching on first use while restoring skin and drying discharges. Mr W P Scott of Monroe Louisiana reports a thigh sore cured after one box following failed treatments. Generous box priced at 35 cents across drug stores.
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Peterson's
W. P. Scott
Monroe
Peterson
Adv
Parmint Home Treatment for Catarrhal Deafness
An ad touts Parmint Double Strength as a simple inexpensive home remedy for catarrh and related deafness head noises and loss of smell and taste. It claims rapid relief within the first day and restoration of hearing as the tonic nourishes the system.
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Mann Drug Co
Australian Liner Passengers Rise
Liners are carrying more passengers from Australia than for some time, signaling an uptick in maritime travel. The increase reflects growing demand for ocean voyages and suggests improving tourism and business links across the region.
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Australia
B C Pain Relief Claims Fast Nine Minute Comfort
An advertisement touts B C as fast relief for period pains and common ailments. Prepared by a registered pharmacist, it uses multiple ingredients to tackle pain, fever, colds, headaches, neuralgia, and nervous distress without habit forming drugs. Available in 25 cent packages at drugstores.
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B. C
Ady
Dundee Sells Rights in Interurban Bus Lines
Dundee plans to sell its rights in interurban bus lines to private bidders. The move aims to streamline services and raise revenue for the city while preserving essential routes.
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Dundee
Scotland
Measles Cases Rise in Manchester Week
Manchester reports 1,082 new measles cases in the latest weekly tally, signaling a significant spike in infections across the city. Health officials urge vaccination and awareness efforts to curb further spread.
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Manchester
England
RU MA promises relief from rheumatism in days
An ad claims RU MA relieves rheumatic pain in a day and frees joints from stiffness and swelling within a week. It guarantees a full refund if the product does not stop rheumatic misery and cites Magically improved mobility and disappearance of pain. The offer is sold by Mann's and Economy Drug Stores with a money back guarantee.
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Mann's
Economy
Ru-Ma
Ady
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