Republicans Push for Joint Canvass Across State
Alamance Republicans urge Attorney General Bickett and challenger Frank A. Linney to join dates for joint appearances to counter Bickett’s national issue emphasis. They seek state topics and a unified campaign plan with Asheboro and other locations in view.
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Raleigh
Alamance
Bickett
Graham
Frank A. Linney
Vance
Genreal
Judge Hughes
North Carolina
Linney
Coton
Hughes
Panies
Aycock
Bob Coughton
Wilson
Lacy
Joyner
General Assembly
Demcracy
Asheboro
President Outlines Farm Aid And Law Milestones
President Wilson releases a letter to Representative Lever detailing Congress and the administration actions for farms. He notes the signing of an agricultural appropriation bill as a major milestone and lists acts supporting production, markets, and rural life. The report also mentions Whitman’s Brooklyn home and Germany producing 12,000 tons of electric steel in April.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Representative Lever
South Carolina
House Committee On Agriculture
White House
Lever
Office of Markets and Rural Organization
Walt Whitman
Brooklyn
Germany
City Council Eyes Best Paving for High Point Streets
The High Point council reviews Winston and Greensboro street paving examples to choose the most suitable method. They expect a definite decision at Wednesday's meeting and open bids from contractors. Estimated cost may range from $1.25 to $1.50 per square yard, though a Carolina town recently bid $1.68.
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Winston
Greensboro
High Point
Carolina
British Victory to End Wars Forever Speech at Criccieth
David Lloyd George declares in Criccieth that there will be no more wars in our day and calls for an unmistakable victory. He urges sacrifices be matched by victory to deter future rulers and condemn outrages against international right. He stresses ending war now and forever.
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Criccieth
Wales
David Lloyd George
Winston-Salem Man Saved From Death
Winston-Salem man J. Erwin credits long stomach disorders and multiple doctors with prompting him to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He reports permanent relief and urges fellow sufferers to try the remedy with a money-back guarantee through Hart Drug Co.
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J. &. Erwin
Winston-Salem
N. C
Mayr
Two British Cruisers Sunk by German Submarines
London reports two British light cruisers the Nottingham and Falmouth were sunk in the North Sea while searching for the German high seas fleet. One German submarine was destroyed and another rammed and possibly sunk. All officers and most crew saved with 38 missing from the Nottingham and one stoker killed aboard the Falmouth.
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London
Nottingham
Falmouth
North Sea
Admiralty
H. M. S. Nottingham
C. B. Miller
H. M. S. Falmouth
John Edwards
Norman Fry
Inaugural Sermon by Rev. J. A. Clarke
Rev. J A Clarke delivers his inaugural sermon urging church unity and personal accountability. He defends clerical attire and family privacy, vows best efforts to the city, and warns that unity is essential for pastoral success. He promises guidance to lead members back to their former vision.
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Cism
Mr. Clarke
Wireless gear saved half million cargo on wrecking tug Forward
The Forward of New York used its wireless apparatus to aid in saving a cargo of tin valued at about half a million dollars. The Greensboro News notes a joking reference to its ball team as Goatriots, prompting thoughts of a surgical operation.
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New York
Greensboro News
Goatriots
Contempt case set for Recorder's Court Tuesday
Judge Dalton orders John Sartin to be ready to answer contempt charges after remarks aimed at discrediting the municipal court. Sartin, convicted of drunkenness, was fined $12.05. contempt hearing scheduled for tomorrow morning. Vernon Jackson, white, convicted of drunkenness and assault, fined $10 for the assault and costs for the intoxication. A yard game of smut face painting leads to amusement. Vernon allegedly slapped Miss Bessie Stoker. Two other drunkenness cases, Reuben Vail and Ross Swink, disposed with costs between seven and eight dollars.
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Vernon Jackson
Bessie Stoker
George Jones
Vernon
Bessie
Dalton
Reuben Vail
Ross Swink
Chamberlains Tablets Prove Helpful for Indigestion
Eugene S. Knight of Wilmington North Carolina praises Chamberlains Tablets for his own indigestion and his wife’s. The ad notes their mild gentle action and agreeable laxative effect and states they are obtainable everywhere.
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Giamberlain
Eugene S. Knght
Wilmington
N. C
Chamberlain
Cardus helps woman regain health after years of illness
A Kentucky woman suffers nervousness and womanly troubles until eleven bottles of Cardus restore strength and ability to work. She credits weight gain and renewed health to the tonic and urges others to consult the Chattanooga Medicine Co for guidance and a 64 page home treatment book.
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Aura Brate
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Ladies Advisory Dept
Chattanooga
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Detroit
Ord
N. C. Public Service
Detroit Jewel
Bickett and Linney
W. T. Bost
Erwin
Sels
J. A. Clarke
Recorder’s Court
Pute
John Sartin
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Frank Moseley
Moore’s Hill
Ind
Foley
H. Alexander
E. Alexander
Law
State of
Guilford
Superior Court
L. E. Ritchie
John A. Arey
J. Allen Austin
DAVIS
KRYP
Consult
Max Rones
Optometrist
D. Rones & Son
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