Butler and Walser: Butler Predicts GOP Victory in North Carolina
Senator Marion Butler predicts that Lexington’s Zebulon Walser could win the governor’s race if nominated and expects Republicans to gain at least three congressional seats amid dire state business conditions. He says his party must field a candidate who unite progressive and standpatter factions and notes uncertainty if Walser remains best choice.
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Famous Slaughter Case of Judge Carter Thrown Out
New Bern June 1 The opening act of the judge Carter contempt case emerged after the state vs James Baugham manslaughter case. Judge Connor later said he would decide Thursday on expunging Superior Court records reflecting on Abernethy and Carter. Ringgold, dead in the earlier crash, had urged withdrawal of prosecution as the incident was deemed an accident.
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Progressive Left and Roosevelt Sidelined in Party Tensions
The Washington Star notes potential complications if Progressives sue the Republican party for alienating Colonel Roosevelt. The piece hints at intra party friction and possible legal or political fallout around Roosevelt’s influence and progressive factions.
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Germany’s immigrant birth count tops two and a half million
The Census and Immigration bureaus estimate 2,603,776 Germans born in the United States as of 1914. Records show 1910 German-born total at 2,501,333 with declines since 1900, while 1850 to 1910 data detail regional distribution and ancestry, noting many okay descendants in southern states and a total German-origin population around 8.28 million.
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Whitsett News Notes Highlight Local Moves And Visits
Miss Ruth Kendrick of Washington visits Whitsett relatives Mr and Mrs W H McLean Prof J W Moser finishes Nash County teaching stint in Philadelphia and heads to Rural Hall then Chapel Hill for summer school Shifts in local households as Mr and Mrs Sam P Whitt move to Thompson Avenue for housekeeping Miss Essie Wheeler returns for vacation from Middleburg NC Arsenior Nunez Cuban student prepares to return to Havana for summer then resume studies in fall Mrs Matthe Simpson of Merver Rockingham County visits father Levi Earnhardt Education spending in the United States tops about 500000000 a year
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Divorce action filed in Guilford Superior Court
Notice names Alma MelIntire Goldstein as plaintiff seeking divorce from Charles Goldstein in Guilford County Superior Court Greensboro. Defendant must appear and answer by date stated. otherwise plaintiff to proceed. Also includes an extended travel fare notice for Southern Railway promotions with schedules and travel options.
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Charles Goldstein
Guilford County
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M. W. Gant
Guilforcé County
Uranium Ore Discovery Hints New Radium Source
A large uranium ore deposit in South Australia is believed to point to a new radium source. The find could impact future radium supply and industrial uses.
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