Warren Seen as Best Fit for North Carolina Democratic Chair
Prominent figures discuss who should lead the state party with M. O. Mull inviting a August 9 meeting while indicating non renewal. Congressman Lindsay Carter Warren of the First District emerges as a favored choice due to national reputation organizational skill and Eastern North Carolina roots. The chairmanship holds major influence as Democrats ride favorable prospects toward the upcoming campaign.
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M. Mull
Shelby
State Committee
Lindsay Carter Warren
Raleigh
Warren
North Carolina
High Point Library Sets June Circulation Record
The High Point public library reports 10 250 books borrowed in June, a monthly record. Membership rose to 278 with 171 juveniles, and average daily circulation approached 400, despite cramped quarters.
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High Point
Tommen
National Economy League praised by Winston-Salem Journal
The Winston-Salem Journal extols the National Economy League, led by Rear Admiral Richard Byrd, with a star-studded advisory board including Pershing, Baker, Gims, Root, Coolidge, and Smith. It urges every hard-pressed taxpayer to join and support a government for the people, opposing pensions for former soldiers and fighting corruption and special interests in Washington.
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National Economy League
The
Winston-Salem Journal
the Economy League
League
Richard EB. Byrd
Newton D. Baker
Pershing
William 8. Gims
Elihu Root
Calvin Coolidge
Alfred B. Smith
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Economy League
Washington
Congress
Archibald Roosevelt
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Messrs
Roosevelt and Morgan
Roosevelt-Morgan Steamship Lines
Roosevelt-Morgan Lines
Harry F. Sinclair
Edward F. Doheny
Navy
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
People’s Treasury
Ugly cities and the roots of civic ethics
Professor George J. Cox argues ugliness in American cities harms civic ethics, saying plainness and concrete environments dull human roots and foster corruption. He cites New York as an extreme example of eye‑stinging architecture and lost beauty shaping citizens' attitudes.
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George J. Cox
Fine Arts Faculty
Columbia University
Cox
New York
Home Loan Bank Plan Prompts Political Fuss
Rodney reports on the proposed federal home loan banks and a contested provision allowing individual home owners to borrow from the banks after establishment. The feature could spark criticism if the government restricts or ignores the clause, with details on loan limits, eligibility, stock requirements, and aims to fund banks while aiding homeowners.
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Rodney
Home Loan Bank Board
Howls
Hoover
Senator Couzens
Michigan
The ABC Of The Loan Plan Explained
The article outlines how the federal home loan plan would work in practice. Mr Jones seeks funds from a local building and loan or insurer, with 60 percent funded by a district home loan bank. Some direct loans may occur but are expected to be rare.
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High Point
soncQuare
Associated Press
N. C
Alberto Santos-Dumont
Zeppelin
Orville Wright
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Treasury
District Home Loan Bank
Jones
VU. 8 S. Treasury
The
Home Loan Bank
Ths
Mr. Jones’ Building and Loan Association
City readers favor serious books at public library
A summer backlog weighs on library staff yet many readers in the city prefer substantial works over light fiction. The circulating collection includes a broad range of titles aimed at serious readers rather than escape fiction.
Bear eye contact advice misstates direction
A lecturer on big game hunting claims that meeting a bear’s gaze will make it run. The remark lacks a specified direction for the bear’s flight, leaving the advice incomplete and potentially misleading.
The Real Cause of Low Mood Cited by Economist
An economist argues that overbuying on installment plans drove the slump, reframing easy payments as financially burdensome and revealing that what looked simple debt is a hidden strain on households.
Birth of a Nation: Kilrossanty Twins Reach Fourth Birth
London report notes Mrs Kerr of Kilrossanty Wa terford has twins in her fourth set, while rumors say the father plans a new hat as his old one is enlarged.
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London
Eng
Kerr
Kilrossanty
County Waterford
U S Davis Cup Hope Dimmed by French Veterans
Paris reports the United States faces slim chances to unseat France in the Davis Cup after losses in opening singles. Wilmer Allison and Johnny Van Ryn team for doubles against Henri Cochet and Jacques Brugnon as Borotra defeats Ellsworth Vines Jr. in straight sets.
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Paris
United States
France
Uncle Sam
Wilmer Allison
Johnny van Ryn
Henri Cochet
Jacques Brugnon
Ellsworth Vines Jr
Jean Borotra
Borotra
America
Cochet
World War I Memoir and Military Movements Across The Front
Reports recall U S troops advancing near Sergy on July 30 1918 amid fierce fighting and German guard divisions. Allied forces push on the Marne salient while the German high command abandons the Ourcq sector and regroups near a May line. Australian forces regain positions near Amiens as Picardy actions continue. The piece also reflects on a personal scene contrasting wartime reportage with a child’s quiet observation of influence and mentorship in boyhood.
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U. 8
Sergy
Marne
Ourca
Picardy
Amiens
Influence of Older Youth on a Boy's Life
A speaker argues that neighborhood impact far exceeds among home influences for a boy around ten to twelve. He cites a case where a well parented boy followed a negative fifteen year old hero, revealing how the elder youth’s glamor shaped misconduct. The lesson stresses family guidance and example.
Fires in autos and house cause negligible damage
Two small fires were reported this morning. Company 1 extinguished a blaze in an automobile about 10 o’clock and Company 3 put out an electric fire at a house owned by Mrs. Hedrick on the Thomasville road. Damage was negligible.
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Company
Company 3
Hedrick
Thomasville Road
Biblical Quotation Puzzle Clue List Reveals Historical Word Fill
A long OCR style puzzle lists numbered clues across biblical terms and common nouns, mixing hints for words like food verb, crescent, aurora, leaves, fortifies, elk, blood pump, and more. It appears as a fill in crossword style riddle with vertical/horizontal hints and scattered misprints. The source provides aim to derive a connected set of terms or a final answer SIMA WIAy AIN MIA and references to India provini mercury and other oddities.
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Chicago, Il
Philadelphia, Pa
Detroit, Mich
Kansas City
the National Economy League
Roosevelt
Shipping Board
Roosevelt, Morgan
Archibald Roosevel
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Romania
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Boy Scouts
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Calcutta
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