Revoke Charter Of Negro Town In South Carolina
Charleston June 2 The town of Maryville in Charleston county loses its charter after white residents demanded it. The General Assembly revoked the charter amid a long dispute over policing health and road control. Residents say the move leaves the community at the mercy of county police and reduces local self government.
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Charleston
8. C
Maryville
Carolina
General Assembly
Thomas Carr
Cotesworth P
Henry Struhs
Resife
Optimism and Panic As Primary Day Near In City
Olive and W. pkin point to gains in recent days as primary day approaches. Lon Folger echoes Graham’s boast, suggesting Graham has probably gained momentum. The snippet hints at a tense political climate with mixed signals from local figures.
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Olive
W.pkin
Lon Folger
Graham
Glasses Good Investment for All Workers
Vision matters for teachers stenographers musicians and lawyers and all who rely on sharp sight. Modern business demands perfect eyesight. Have your eyes examined promptly at Hart's Drug in Thomasville with Thursday night visit to First National Bank Blog.
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Wyers
Niers
Thomasville
First National Bank
Zioncheck Faces Political Hype Ahead of Primary
Zioncheck has made gains in the past two weeks though experts doubt his early momentum. Analysts say his broad push aims at McDonald’s chances, while McDonald prepares to respond. High Pointer intrigue grows as curious questions and morsels of rhetoric surface, with betting observers staying cautious about outcomes.
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McDonald
Graham
High Point Township
French Ace Rene Paul Fonck Surpasses War’s Fliers Record
Captain Rene Paul Fonck of the French army tops World War aerial scores with credited 75 enemy aircraft downed, the highest total among airmen. The record highlights his combat leadership and the era’s air warfare exploits.
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Rene-Paul Fonck
Ballots Distributed For County Primary Set At 24000
Greensboro officials received 24 000 ballots to be used in the upcoming primary. The supply is nearly double prior distributions and county officials expect a record vote.
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Greensboro
Gulifcord — Board of Elections
Three Wounded In Mine Strike Near Muscoda Ore Mine
Three company officers were wounded in a pre dawn clash at the Muscoda ore mine of Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad, bringing to eight the number shot since the Red Ore miners began a strike Sunday night. The violence caused a mine shutdown affecting about 2500 jobs. Chief Deputy Sheriff W. T. Kemp said officers were fired on from an ambush during a routine inspection and returned fire with pistols.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
W. T. Kemp
Bessemer
Fred
Dickinson Leads In Iowa Primary
Des Moines reports Senator Lester J Dickinson leading in the Iowa primary for senatorial nominations with about two thirds of precincts counted. Dickinson holds 39.6 percent, while Gov Clyde L Herring leads Democrats with 61.56 percent in his party’s senatorial race.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lester J. Dickinson
Clyde L. Herring
Dickinson
Herring
Firemen Meet in Lumberton District Session
The Sandhills district firemen's association opened its two day annual session in Lumberton with 22 departments represented.
Commodity bill passage assured in House action
Washington June 2 The House Agriculture Committee voted to agree to Senate amendments to the commodities exchange bill to curb speculative futures trading. Chairman Jones of Texas planned to bring the bill to the House floor promptly and send it to the White House with no conference delay. The measure outlaws wash sales and trading in indemnities.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
Jones
D-Tex
House
White House
Neighbors Rivalry Sparks Child Clealry In Town
Two families on a quiet street clash over status symbols as mothers pit neighbors against each other. The city scene shows Mary Brown and Ruth Smith guiding their children into vindictive acts from chalk marks to soiled linens, while parents justify hostility and spread insinuations during weekday commutes.
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Mary Brown
Ruth Smith
Mr. Brown
Mr. Smith
Mary
Ruth
Patternless Puzzle and World War II Era Word Grid
Puzzle clues mix with a stray paragraph about Huey P Long’s shooting and a 1935 investigation proposal. The text blends a vertical horizontal word list with a political note referencing Senator Long and a six member commission creation in the statehouse context.
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Huey P. Long
Ren. R. Simpson
Caddo
Long
Death investigation after Long's death announced
Baton Rouge June 2. The Louisiana House of Representatives adopted without dissent a concurrent resolution concerning the investigation of the death of Long. The measure directs inquiry into the circumstances and calls for a formal review by appropriate committees and officials.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana House of Representatives
Guilford Farmer Sentenced 10 Years Under Mann Act
Greensboro June 2 C D Webster 30 year old Guilford farmer pleaded guilty to Mann Act violations in U S district court Judge Johnson J Hayes sentenced him to 10 years at hard labor to be served at the federal penitentiary in Atlanta Webster was arraigned with his 15 year old stepchild wife after taking the girl from near Gibsonville on April 6.
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Greensboro
C. D. Webster
Guilford
United States District Court
Johnson J. Hayes
Atlanta
Webster
Gibsonville
Couple Married in Hagertown Face Trial After Arrest
A couple married in Hagertown Maryland on April 7 were arrested in Harrisburg Pennsylvania and returned for trial. The charges of conspiracy against the girl were dismissed.
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Hagertown
Harrisburg
New Dormitory Authorized at Wake Forest College
Wake Forest college trustees at their annual meeting authorized a new dormitory costing 75000 dollars to house 100 men. Construction to begin immediately with the plan approved at the meeting.
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Wake Forest
Wak Forest College
Constitution
Oak tree at Allenville Normandy hosts two chapels from 17th century
An oak tree in Allenville, Normandy contains two chapels established in the 17th century, a notable historic feature. The discovery highlights local heritage and the enduring presence of religious sites within a single tree.
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Allenville
Normandy
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