Maxwell Announces List of Candidates
Raleigh April 29 The complete list of candidates for US Senate congress superior court solicitor and other state offices as announced by Raymond Maxwell secretary of the state board of elections following the filing deadline April 25. Democrats and Republicans are listed with districts and home towns for each candidate.
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Raleigh
United States Senate
Congress
Superior Court
Raymond Maxwell
State Board of Elections
Josiah W. Bailey
Thomas L. Estep
Stratford
F. M. Simmons
New Bern
H. Grady Dorsett
Wack Forest
George E. Butler
Clinton
Bailey declares pro prohibition stance in Senate bid
Josephus Bailey, in reply to Edenton News editor Clark Kinnaird, states his lifelong pro prohibition record and pledges to enforce the 18th amendment as a Democrat candidate for the United States Senate. He cites Democratic and national platforms endorsing enforcement of Prohibition and contrasts with Republican views. The letter is printed for publication.
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Edenton News
Bailey
Associated Press
Clark Kinnaird
Edenton
North Carolina
Kinnaird
United States Senate
Democratic Party
United States
Democratic General Assembly
National Democracy
Josiah W. Bailey
J. S. Marring
Ad. Com
Governors Boost Southeastern Economic Council
In Asheville on April 29, southern governors and economic experts formalized steps toward an annual southeastern economic conference. A resolution called for appointing a 21 member special conference committee to propose a plan for a regional council and its financing and operation, aiming to foster regional economic growth.
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Asheville
Southeastern Economic Conference
B C Pain Reliever Promises Fast Headache Relief
A North Carolina druggist markets B C in 10c and 25c packs promising rapid relief for headaches sciatic neuralgic and female pain. The formula combines several ingredients said to work together for quick comfort with no low mood or after effects. The brochure touts the discovery as a major medical breakthrough compared to slower formulas.
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North Carolina
Bailey Clarifies Stance Amid Enforce Debate
A letter from the Sentinel editor discusses the April 26, 1930 issue titled The Issue. It notes Mr Bailey has yet to publicly state his position on enforcement and political stance. The exchange appears in the Twin City Sentinel of Winston Salem North Carolina.
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Sentinel
Twin City Sentinel
Winston-Salem
N. C
Bailey
Careful Crossing Shown On Narrow Bridge
A truck driver demonstrates safe crossing of a narrow bridge by hugging the right side and maintaining a moderate speed. The caption warns that careless driving at this spot would likely cause a serious accident.
Conference urged to unite southern agriculture and industry
States named for a regional conference include North Carolina Virginia South Carolina Tennessee Georgia Alabama and Florida. Representatives spoke of the need for the gathering and the awakening it would bring to agriculture and commercial and industrial interests.
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North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Turkey Prefers Plump Girls in Pageant and Demographics
Constantinople reports Miss Turkey 1930 Mubedjil Hanım weighs 168 pounds while Feritha Tevfik Hanım places second at 1106 pounds. Sweden adds about 10 thousand telephone subscribers last year and expects a larger rise this year.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Mubedjil Hanim
Feritha Tevfik Hanim
Sweden
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Beaufort
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Spring Hope
Frank Hancock
Granville
A. F. Sams
Winston- Salem
John F. Reynolds
Wentworth
J. Bayard Clark
Fayetteville
C. Ed Taylor
Southport
William C. Hammer
Asheboro
Colin G. Spencer
Carthage
Robert L. Doughton
Laurel Springs
E. F. Wakefield
Lenoir
Hamilton C. Jones
Charlotte
A. L. Bulwinkle
Gastonia
W. Albert Sams
Marshall
Charles A. Jonas
Lincolnton
Wallace B. Stone
Zebulon B. Weaver
Brownlow Jackson
Hendersonville
Nathan O’berry
Goldsboro
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Elizabeth City
John D. Paul
Washington
M. V. Barnhill
Rocky Mount
R. A. Nunn
J. Paul Frizzelle
Snow Hill
Henry A. Grady
George R. Ward
Wallace
Oscar B. Turner
Rose Hill
Kenneth O. Burgin
Wilmington
Edward H. Cranmer
H. Edmund Rodgers
Neil Angus Sinclair
Herbert Lutterloh
C. Downing
William A. Devin
Oxford
William G. Bramham
Durham
John D. Humphreys
Danbury
Thomas C. Hoyle
Greensboro
A. Wayland Cooke
Doheny
Kenneth M. Brim
W. F. Harding
J. M. Hoyle
M. H. Yount
Hickory
Wilson Warlick
Newton
B. T. Falls
Shelby
A. L. Quickel
Gill Wyley Klutz
Herbert R. Leary
Donnell Gilliam
Tarboro
Troy T. Barnes
Wilson
Hendry D. Hardson
E. R. Tyler
Roxobel
R. Hunt Parker
Roanoke Rapids
Clawson L. Williams
Sanford
D. M. Clark
Greenville
Thomas O. Moore
James A. Powers
Kinston
S. H. Newberry
J. C. Kennedy
J. C. Little
Leon S. Brassfield
John H. Arnold
Woodus Kellum
Nathan Cole
T. A. McNeill
Lumberton
J. E. Carpenter
Maxton
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William B. Umstead
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J. M. Sharp
Reidsville
C. W. Higgins
Sparta
F. Eugene Hester
Bernard Wright
George A. Younce
Harry R. Stanley
Joseph T. Allen
John W. Hall
A. C. Davis
F. D. Donald Phillips
Rockingham
Henry Seawell
John G. Carpenter
Hiram P. Whitacre
Ebulon V. Long
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Lee
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Frank C. Patton
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J. Scroop Styles
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Ellis C. Jones
Irwin Monk
Oscar Stanton
John M. Queen
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