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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1928
Page
4
Low Voter Turnout Prompts Call for Public Reform
The piece critiques weak engagement in a state party primary where only 631 of 2,000+ members voted. It urges reforms in policing and crime policy, citing experiments like the Baumes law and abolition measures, and highlights rising scholastic achievement aided by national societies and Phi Beta Kappa style entry.
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Democratic Party
Crime and Prison Trends Across 1910 to 1927
The discussion compares state and federal prison admissions rising from 1910 to 1926 and questions whether higher crime or tougher prosecution explains the growth. It notes that across 44 states, only twelve showed fewer prisoners in 1927 than 1923, and cites ongoing crime surveys and the development of criminology and penology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Crim
The Tame Character of Tammany
The senate campaign fund committee heard that Tammany is a non political group formed over a century ago as a patriotic society. Judge Olvany says its aim is aiding the poor, though critics deem it a dominant political force in New York. If Al Smith is president, opponents fear Tammany would influence Washington, while supporters argue Smith has kept Tammany out of Albany.
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Senate Campaign Fund
Tammany
Judge Olvany
George Washington
America
Simmons Machine
North Carolina
New York City
al Smith
United States
Smith
Washington
al Declare
Albany
New York State
Hearst
Republican Party
New York
Supreme City Manager Choice Urges Clean Merit Over Favor
The city council faces its supreme duty in selecting a city manager. It must seek a highly capable leader whose proven achievements and ability justify appointment without reliance on applications or partisan backing. The council should widen its search beyond current applicants to uphold the gravity of the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Improving scholarship in the schools report
Principal reports rising scholarship in secondary education and cites Prof. L R Johnson on his graduating class showing progress in local high school studies.
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L. R. Johnson
Lady in the Outfield Sparks Debate on Women in Sports
A high school in Iowa names a girl as right fielder over eight boys, fueling the debate on women in traditionally male roles. The column contrasts gender progress with fears of changing norms and cites education and pay data from Dr. John A. Tigert on lifetime earnings by education level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
John A. Tigert
Federal Bureau of Education
Tigert
Illinois man, 74, marries. son has him arrested on insanity charge
An Illinois man aged 74 recently wed but his son had him arrested on an insanity charge. The incident suggests the groom’s age and the family dispute led to legal action.
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Illinois
Mussolini On Notice Over D A R Blacklist Risk
The speaker warns that Mussolini has pushed boundaries and could face sharp consequences, including potential inclusion on the D A R blacklist for anti democratic actions and associations.
Tan turns up as a spring color boosts a young man
The line suggests Tan as a popular spring color, noting Will Hays as a popular young man. It hints the senate oil investigators criticized him, framing him as a target of attention and scrutiny.
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Will Hays
Senate
Leaving High Point for New York and Greece
Nicholas J. Prappas thanks the City Council Chamber of Commerce and High Point residents for support and sympathy as he departs for New York then sails to his homeland Greece, bidding farewell to friends.
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Enterprise
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
New York
Greece
North Carolina Democrats urged to convene for open convention
The piece urges Democratic voters in North Carolina to attend county conventions on June 9 at 11 am to demand a straight open convention vote between Cordell Hull and Al Smith for the presidential nomination. It frames Tammany influence as a warning and calls for a large turnout of patriotic Christians.
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North Carolina
Cordell Hull
al Smith
Uncertain Paths to 1928 Parties Clash Over Farm Relief
Field of voters and party leaders debate the 1928 nomination as farmers push for Lowden or draft Coolidge while Hoover and anti Hoover factions maneuver. A potential deadlock looms at the convention with Dawes Hughes and other dark horses named amid strategizing in Houston and Madison Square Garden memories.
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Lowden
Hoover
Coolidge
Curtis
Kansas
Dawes
Hughes
Madison Square Garden
Houston
Smith
New York
Farm belt seeks influence at Republican convention
Fifty midwestern farmers led by M. J. Tobin plan a farm relief plank for the Republican national convention in Kansas City. They name Senator Watson, Governor McMullen, and George Peek as backers and call for a candidate favorable to farm equality, warning long-term farmers’ needs have been ignored.
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Chicago
M. J. Tobin
Vinton
Iowa
Kansas City
United States
James E. Watson
Indiana
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
George Peek
Moline
Ills
Tobin Committee
Missouri City
Tobim
Lowdon
Charles G. Dawes
Watson
Curtis
Norris
Iowan
Tobin
McMullen
Tar Heels Win at Norfolk Yacht Club Regatta
Rubber Baby from Wilmington led J T Herbst won class B and B free for all events while Rasputin from Norfolk with Howard Waff took class C and class C amateur races at the Norfolk Country and Yacht Club regatta on Lafayette River.
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Tar Heels
Norfolk
Rubbery Baby
Wilmington
N. C
J. T. Herbst
Rasputin
Howard Waff
Norfolk Country and Yacht Club
Lafayette River
Rubber Baby
Pie crust tips for tender pastry with minimal flour
Excess moisture leads to tough crust. Handle dough with care, add water sparingly, and use as little flour as possible while mixing. Lightly touch the dough to avoid overwork and keep crust tender.
BlayFIRD Sale Draws Throng for Chain Store Event
The BlayFIRD store held its annual Wfird chain sale with heavy customer turnout and rapid depletion of stock. Manager M F Crooks says bargains impressed the public as two months of preparation paid off despite staffing being stretched across departments.
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Wfird
M. F. Crooks
Utilities Fought Public Ownership in Chicago Meeting Files
Letters from 1925 describe a Chicago conference of utility leaders who planned to combat government ownership and expand public relations efforts. The notes cite collaboration with Hearst interests and warn of a broader push toward government and state control of public utilities led by the railroad nationing group.
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Washington
Chicago
K. W. Kissick
Deming Ice and Electric Company
Deming
New Mexico
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