Labor clubs seek stance on unemployment and foreign labor
Col A Selders, United States commissioner and veteran newspaper man, circulates letters to gubernatorial and congressional candidates across several states. He urges a wage earner fair show and questions candidates on their position amid High Point unemployment and outside workers. A mass meeting will read responses. silence counted negative.
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North Carolina
State Senate
House
United States Senate
Col
A. Selders
United States
Col. Selders
A. H. Trotter
High Point
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
Clifford C. Frazier
Greensboro
Jake Newell
Charlotte
Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
C. M. Waynick
Cleo Davis
Thomas Turner
Commercial Bank
Justice of the Peace
A. A. Trotter
U. S
Franklin, St
R P Webster Rites Will Be Held Today
Funeral services for R P Webster Madison man and father of Mrs C T Ingram will be conducted from his home this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Webster died at home in Madison after several weeks illness, a shock to family and friends.
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R. P. Webster
Madison
Allen Kelly Stabbed in Fight on East Washington Street
Cres seen Allen Kelly, 510 East High Street, badly stabbed after a quarrel with John Matthews in a colored barber shop on East Washington Street. Kelly was taken by Yow's ambulance to High Point hospital. Matthews pulled an ice pick and fled. no arrest reported.
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Allen Kelly
East High Street
John Matthews
East Washington Street
High Point Hospital
Matthews
Presidents of Officials Associations Gather in Chapel Hill
In Chapel Hill on September 8 11 officials from many North Carolina associations meet with the Institute of Government to organize the first state wide school for city county and state officials. The list includes presidents from Hillsboro Oxford Asheville and Charlotte with roles in prosecuting auditing health and public works. The item mentions preparations for a program and notes the event aims to train colored teachers for Tuskegee along with broader discussions of state governance.
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Chapel Hill
Associations of Governmental Officers
Institute of Government
A. H. Graham
Hillsboro
Association of
W. A. Devin
Oxford
Association of Judicial Officers
Junius G. Adams
Asheville
The
M. W. Barnhill
Rocky Mount
R. Hunt Parker
Roanoke Rapids
Association of Prosecuting Officers
George L. Stansbury
Greens Association of County Commissioners
J. Wall
D. W. Newsome
Association of County Managers
Chas E. Lambeth
Charlotte
Asso
R. H. Wharton
Greensboro
Association of Registers of Deeds
J. A. Orrell
Wilmington
Association of Public Auditors
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Association of Teachers of Government
Luther Hodges
Leakeville-Spray
Association of Student Government Officers
W. T. Best
Raleigh
Association of Welfare Officers
J. A. Little
Albemarne
Association of Clerks of Courts
E. G. McConnell
Association of Public Engineers
C. N. Sisk
Rockingham
Association of Public Health Officers
R. W. Rigsby
City Managers
J. G. Wooten
Winston Salem
Association of Chiefs of Police
Lt. M. Waring
North Carolina
Burglar Foiled by Police Cry at St Swithin Day
The story recounts a Buffalo area burglar incident and a Tuskegee Institute feature. Dr. Ryan wakes to a burglary and shouts police enabling the intruder to flee. The Tuskegee Institute section highlights Booker T. Washington's legacy, practical trades, and farm and crafts training for students and women.
Officials To Meet For State Government School In Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill hosts September 8 11 first state wide school of government officers under the Institute of Government. The program seeks to simplify government structures and train officials across city county and state lines for concerted action and better service delivery.
Tuskegee Institute and its early founders and visitors
Harriette Hammer Walker recounts Tuskegee Institute in Alabama as a center for Black education. It notes visitors including McKinley Roosevelt Coolidge, its location in the Black Belt, and four founding factors with Lewis Adams aiding trades programs.
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Harriette Hammer Walker
Tuskegee Institute
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Davidson Washington
Booker T. Washington
United States
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Coolidge
Tuskegee
Black Belt
Alabama
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General Armstrong
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Tuskegee Messenger
Geo Science
Soussnemine
Albert Coates
Speopal
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Dulum
Commonwealth
Billy
Tuskegee Institute For Negroes
Deep South
Dixie
Lewis Adams
Lewis
Foster
Brooks
North Carolina Public
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