Progressive Party Gains Pulse as Crisis Looms
At a Chicago dinner, Progressive leader George W. Perkins defends the party ahead of the national committee meeting. He accuses Democrats of prosperity by accident and Republicans of policy failure, urging united leadership for a coming national campaign. Pessimism tempers expectations as business outlook sours.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Cgeorge W. Perkins
Progressive National Committee
Progressive Party
Inter
Perkins
National Committee
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Washington
Congress
Pou to chair Rules Committee amid Henry Senate bid
Washington reports Edwin W. Pou of the fourth district will head the House Rules Committee during Robert Henry's absence as he campaigns for the Senate. Pou may become permanent chair if Henry is elected, with duties including advancing the nationwide prohibition resolution. Bailey weighs a Texas Senate run, facing past opposition as a reformer.
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Washington
North Carolina
Edwin W. Pou
House Rules Committee
House
Robert Henry
Texas
Pou
Henry
Senate
Rules Committee
The Tragedy of Love Cited as Life’s Great Loss
A compact reflection notes that love’s tragedy eclipses other sorrows, shaping a man’s life and weaving sorrow with enduring emotional impact. The line frames love as a defining, sometimes devastating, human experience.
Davidson County planning fair in Lexington this fall
Nearly 500 dollars was subscribed in hours to start a Davidson County fair in Lexington this fall. A countywide canvass will seek more funds and next week six county points will host speakers to form farm cooperatives and community fairs to feed the main event.
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Lexington
George Thompson
Frank Davis
Platt
Davis
Thompson
Thomasville
Admiral Peary
Admiral Brauson
Rev Mr Chambliss' Father Dies SuddenlY
Jan 11 Wilson report: at the end of Sunday night service Rev T W Chambliss learned by telegram of the sudden death of his father Rev J E Chambliss D D of Kansas City Missouri. The message gave no details but implied death occurred without prolonged illness.
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Baptist Church
T. W. Chambliss
J. E. Chambliss
D. D
Kansas City
Missouri
Cham- Hiss
Chambliss Family Ties Mentioned in High Point Enterprise
Dr. J. E. Chambliss is called the grandfather of C. F E. Chambliss, a staff member at the High Point Enterprise. The quote notes appreciation for poetry as a misfortune not to enjoy it.
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J. E. Chambliss
C. F E. Chambliss
High Point Enterprise
War prompts tighter U.S. postal crackdown on foreign lotteries
Washington reports a rise in European government lotteries as the war strains on. The Postal Service flags two promotion paths: direct letters to Americans and news stories, both 잠 potentially violating mail laws. News stories naming winners or inviting betting may be barred, with emphasis on war benefit lotteries aiding hospitals and soldiers' dependents.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Post Office Department
Europe
Plans Announced for Summer School at State Normal
Greensboro Jan 11 Plans for the summer session at the State Normal college are set. President J I Foust said the collegiate course opens June 1 and runs to July 27 for eight weeks. The teacher training school also runs June 1 to July 27. A housekeeper's training course starts June 15 and continues to July 27. The two week teacher institute runs July 13 17. Lecturers include Dr William H Kilpatrick and Dr Herman H Horne.
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Greensboro
State Normal College
J. I. Foust
William H. Kilpatrick
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Herman H. Horne
New York University
Bulger Smiled Too Soon Over Jury Verdict
Denver jury declares Bulger sane after a misread verdict envelope confusion. Foreman corrected the record as the judge ordered a recheck. The killer of Lloyd F. Nicodemus faces execution the week of February 27 pending final proceedings.
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Bulger
Denver
Colo
J. C. Bulger
Lloyd F. Nicodemus
I P
Colorado Supreme Court
Thelerk
James C. Bulger
Suber
Foremann Gardner
W. D. Wright
Local Talent to Debate Preparedness Program in High Print
Four leading city thinkers will argue for and against the administrations preparedness program in a public forum at the high school auditorium. The event is free and promises serious yet entertaining discussion as citizens await further details.
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United States
Conclusion Advances Rapidly But Thought Clings
The report notes rapid progress in conclusions while the accompanying reasoning lags. Analysts caution that gains in final judgments outpace the development of underlying thought processes, suggesting a gap between results and deliberation.
Family Avoids Serious Sickness in McDuff Virginia
Mrs. J. B. Whittaker credits Thedford's Black-Draught with easing her family’s long standing headaches and stomach trouble. She praises its vegetable formula for regulating weak stomachs and aiding digestion, noting it has kept her family free from long illness periods for years. Price 25 cents per package.
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Thedford
N. C
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