State Democrats Hold Convention Next Week
North Carolina Democratic leaders about 2,500 strong will gather in Raleigh July 3 for the largest state convention by delegates in state history. The 2,412 delegates are allocated by county votes, with Buncombe Mecklenburg Guilford Wake and Forsyth among top delegations. Lycurgus Varser to lead, Odus Mull to preside, and Josiah Bailey to speak.
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Free book offer cures symptoms and warnings from Dr McCrary
Ad offers a 50 page book mailed free in plain sealed wrapper detailing symptoms such as tiredness headaches depression skin eruptions sore mouth throat and digestive problems. Claims cures and urges readers to write to Dr W J McCrary Inc Dept A 20 Carbon Hill Alabama for the booklet.
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Veterans Relief Bill Reported Unanimously by Senate Finance
The veterans relief measure was unanimously reported to the Senate with minor amendments by the Senate Finance Committee. Democrats failed to push higher disability pension rates, defeated 11 to 8, with Republicans except Senator LaFollette opposing the increase. Senator King joined the Republicans in opposition. The committee then voted unanimously to report the measure.
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Six-Cent Kiss Verdict in Butler Suit
Mrs. Orville Butler sued Dr. Leonard Butler for an attempted kiss during a medical exam. Jurors awarded six cents in damages on a $25,000 claim, while she had valued the kiss at $265,000.
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Orville Butler
Leonard Buttler
Brawl Turns Violent At Kelso Lumber Camp
In Kelso Washington at Mulholland Dam on the Coweeman River loggers began a pillow fight that escalated, overturning ten bunkhouses. Two men were seriously injured and five others required first aid.
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English rabbit farms produce 150000 skins yearly
English rabbit farms collectively harvest about 150000 rabbit skins each year, indicating a sizable industry. The figure highlights the scale of production and potential market demand for rabbit pelts.
Edison arrives in Newark after Florida winter health rest
Thomas A. Edison, tanned by sub tropical suns and returned from Fort Myers, Florida, arrives in Newark New Jersey. The inventor, now fifty nine, says he will not support Dwight W. Morrow for the New Jersey senate seat, noting Morrow's stand for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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N. J
Fort Myers
Mia
New Jersey
Dwight W. Morrow
North Carolinians Converge at Junaluska Assembly
North Carolina church teachers students preachers and families gather at Lake Junaluska for the Methodist Junaluska assembly. North Carolina participants include Ella S. Andrews J. D. Maney H. G. Hardin and many others with Camp Cheonda for Girls running June 30 to July 30 and prominent NC speakers and trustees named for the program and school of religion.
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N. C
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Charlotte
Virginia House
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Elizabeth Steele
Rockingham
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Forest City
Doris Ledbetter
Virginia Fraley
Alma Virginia McCain
Eva Craig
Berta Lindsay Carraway
Julia Coe
Helen Eshelmean
Emi Hinchara
Greensboro
Elizabeth Braswell
Margaret Ormond
Durham
Helen Parker
Seaboard
Carrie Smith
Littleton
Mary Chapmen
Ella Shackford
Waynesville
Margaret Edwards
Lucile Dailey
F. H. Cunningham
Gastonia
North Carolina
Assembly
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J. D. Maney
Asheville
H. G. Hardin
West Market Street Church
Carlock Hawk
First Methodist Church
Canton
Frank Siler
Lake Junaluska
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Faison
A. D. Wilcox
Louisburg Methodist Church
Louisburg
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Greenville
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Nell MccClees
Raleigh
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B. G. Childs
Duke University
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New Bern
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Brazil
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G. G. Adams
Mooresville
Western North Carolina
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Junaluska School of Religion
W. A. Stanbury
Epworth League Assembly
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Board of Christian Education
Frank S. Hickman
G. Ray Jordan
W. L. Hutchins
G. B. Clemmer
W. P. Few
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H. C. Smith
R. M. Courtney
W. A. Newell
New Board of Christian Education
Methodist Episcopal Church
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E. A. Cole
Duraham
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R. E. Neliner
Bottle crosses sea after 3 years at sea
A bottle cast into the Pacific by a Russian coast guard crew three years ago washed ashore in NSWACO Washington with a note dated June 23 1927. The message written in English Japanese and Russian traveled an estimated 60009 miles across currents from Siberia to Washington.
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Wash
Coast Guard
Pacific
Siberia
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