Lumpkin Drops Lieutenant Governor Bid Amid McDonald Trade Plan
Franklin County lawyer Willie Lee Lumpkin reportedly declined to run for lieutenant governor as part of a broader strategy by Dr. Ralph W. McDonald and allies. The plan allegedly proposed Lumpkin enter the 1937 and 1939 General Assemblies as a administration ally in the House, paving way for a 1940 gubernatorial bid if McDonald wins in 1926. Observers note many “ifs” and county voting patterns could shift the outcome before the June primary.
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Sir Wale
H. J
Hope
McDonald
Louisburg
Lumpkin
Lampkin
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Snteresip
Franklin
Wake
Weke
Local Kernersville Christmas Party Noted For Grade 6A
Mrs. Ray Graves hosted a Christmas vacation party for grade 6A with games, contests on word tangles foods and toys, and refreshments of cookies nuts and fruit. A string of personal notices follows including births visits and greetings from residents and guests across Kernersville and nearby towns.
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Kernersville
Ray Graves
Crutchfield
Margaret Flynt
Wrenn Culler
Bluefield
W. Va
Ila Hendrix
Misa Glendair Crossett
New York City
Gencer Stafford
Latta
S&s. C
W. C.stafford
Stafford
W. C. Stafford
Julia Smith
Sara
Lottin Kansas City Gong Ad Prompt Urges Move
A newspaper gong advertisement directs a person named Lottie to go to Buffalo with the instruction John should go to general delivery at once. The fragment implies a prompt relocation or contact request in a bustling city context.
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Kansas City
John
Buffalo
Lottie
State Merchants Optimistic On Business Outlook
Greensboro delegates attend North Carolina Merchants association meeting at the King Cotton hotel. Topics include federal securities law unemployment insurance and old age pensions. Officials discuss plan for manufacturers and merchants with hopes of broad improvements in the coming year.
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Greensboro
North Carolina Merchants’ Association
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro Merchants’ Association
Census Record Shows US Male Female Totals 1893
The last census taken to the United States in 1893 reports 62,187,080 males and 60,637,966 females.
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United States
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R. V. Wilson
Ershil Parrish
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Johnny Deaton
Greenville
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