Bonds Used as Weapon Against North Carolina State
Gov McLean denounces New York brokers marketing so called defaulted North Carolina bonds as part of a long campaign to harass the state. He notes these bonds were issued by a reconstruction era assembly and deemed invalid, with payment requiring a constitutional vote by the people.
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Raleigh
New York
North Carolina
McLean
Reconstruction General Assembly
General Assembly
United States
Corporation of Foreign Bondholders of London
James Ford Rhodes
The
Holden
Old North
Negvoes
Zebulon B. Vance
Chuffy
Henry Cabot Lodge
Great Britain
State Near Top In Transporting School Children
Raleigh July 9 The state board of equalization may adjust some counties allocations from the 160000 emergency fund as hearings show confusion over the valuation and pupil load formulas. Comparison of Robeson and five smaller counties suggests equalization aims to balance land values and student counts with budgets, and officials express readiness to correct real inequalities.
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Raleigh
State Board of Equalization
House of Representatives
Equalization Board
Wilkes County
Board of Equalization
Robeson County
Robeson Cunty
Robeson
Avery, Clay
Camden
Polk
Mitchell
Immigration Deportation and Prison Farm Slaying Report
A New York dispatch details Mrs Gaetana Vella Lamonica facing deportation over citizenship issues with her American children, vowing to return. In North Carolina at Caledonia Prison Farm, Clay Griffin 21 killed Earl Loftin 20 with a shovel, claiming fear of exposure of escape plans. Griffin on Death Row awaiting Halifax county murder trial.
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New York
Gaetana Vella Lamonica
Martha Washington
Raleigh
Clay Griffin
Guilford County
Earl Loftin
Wake County
Caledonia Prison Farm
Geo. Rossa Pou
State’s
Griffin
Loftin
W. C. Williams
Rosemary
Halifax County
H. G. Loftin
Goldsboro
Caledonia Farm
Burt and
Alice Griffin
East
Russell Street
High Point
New Orleans Cotton Rises on Bullish Acreage Reports
The New Orleans market opened with gains as bullish Saturday acreage reports and strong Liverpool cables supported prices. October held steady at first, then rose to 1745 while December and January advanced to 1766 and 1773, up 17 to 18 points from Saturday's close before early selling trimmed gains.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Heavy Blocks Hit Highs
Operators for the advance controlled the opening as large blocks traded including 4,000 Union Carbide up 2 at 132 and 5,000 Reynolds improving 1 at 10 both hitting new highs. Baldwin started the week up a point and Atlantic Coast Line rose 11 4 above prior close.
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New York
Union Carbide
Reynolds
Baldwin
Atlantic Coast Line
Construction of American Legion Auxiliary building advances
Lexington July 11 rapid progress on the erection of the American Legion Auxiliary building at the city park on West Fourth avenue and Hargrave street. The structure will include an assembly room banquet hall and kitchen and should be completed by August 1 with the August legion meeting to be held there.
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Lexington
American Legion
City Park
West Fourth Avenue
Hargrave Street
City Pak
the Legion
Jing Johnson Returns to A’s After Fresh from College
Jing Johnson, who joined the Athletics in 1916 after college, is back with the team for another trial.
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Jing
Jing Johnson
A’s
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Comedy -News
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Ottawa
Col. Lindbergh
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J. A. Wilson
Canadian Air Board
G. T. Johnson
Selfridge Wield
Lindberg
Johnson
MacKenzie Kine
T. 8
Phillips
J. Co. Baskerwill
Glay Griffin
Wiother
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G. A. Pendergast
Madison Street
S. Main
Atlantic Insurance & Realty Co
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Lambrequin
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