Representative Fenner Declares Finance Chairman Should Stay Put
Raleigh March 1 Representative Fenner of Nash mocks senate finance chairman Newman of New Hanover urging him to stay seated when fire trucks pass the finance committee room Fenner says I move the chairman keep his seat The remark reflects legislative sidelight during the session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Mar
Fenner
Nash
Senate
Newman
New Hanover
Finance Committee
Potential 1937 speaker candidates in North Carolina politics
Friends of Rep Morphew of Graham weigh his bid for speaker as Rep Cherry of Gaston also draws support. Sen Summersill chairs the senate public utilities committee and serves on several others. Doughton's Raleigh visit looms as he debates governor run while national reports say he will retire soon. Cameron Morrison will speak to a full house in Raleigh amid debate over his invitation and viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morphew of
Graham
House of Representatives
Representative Cherry
Gaston
R. L. Doughton
Washington
Raleigh
National Capital
Doughton
House
Senate
Cameron Morrison
Morrison
U. S
Jopiter Hill
Democrats Praised as Fine Fellows in Legislature
A Raleigh reporter notes lawmakers praise Democratic members while addressing repeal and liquor questions. Halifax Senator Allebrook says repeal support exists beyond his county and Wake County's Young Democrats plan a large turnout for Cameron Morrison's joint address, amid party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allebrook
Halifax
Young Democratic Club
Wake County
United State
Cameron Morrison
Morrison
Young Democrats
Representative Garrell Spent Years in Carolinas Merchandising
Columbus representative Clarence D. Garrell has spent much time in South American countries and can Habla Espanol with proficiency. He has been in the merchandising business in several North Carolina and South Carolina cities over a 26-year period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence D. Garrell
Columbus
Habla Espanol
North Carolina
South Carolina
Representative Norwood of Stanly A longtime NC public servant
Representative Norwood of Stanly, son of a man born two years before Washington, served 34 years in the government mail service and led the North Carolina Rural Letter Carriers' association. He is a non practicing attorney educated at the University and Wake Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood of
Stanly
George Washington
Government
North Carolina Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
The
University
Wake Forest
Representative Batley Proposes Night Assembly Sessions
Haywood representative Batley suggests both houses hold night sessions after the revenue and appropriations bill is introduced. He argues, if meetings occur nightly as well as in the morning, the General Assembly could nearly finish in 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Mar
Batley of
Haywood
General Assembly
Amendment Exemptions Spark Debate Over Rabies Bill
In the house on Wednesday an amendment by Representative Palmer of Cabarrus sought to exempt "toothless" dogs from a statewide rabies vaccination bill. The amendment was ruled out of order by Speaker Johnson as the bill advanced to a second reading. In later debate Lincoln's Jones opposed the five percent beer bill, arguing it would increase drunkenness, while Representative Lumpkin supported passage saying the measure has no objectionable features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Cabarrus
House
Johnson
Lincoln
Jones
Lumpkin
Franklin
Senator Johnston Pushes Reform on Disinterested Witnesses
Senator Johnston of Buncombe introduces a bill requiring a disinterested witness for registering chattel mortgages to curb inflated debts. He cites abuses where lenders mark up the debt from $20 to $40. Meanwhile Senator Gravely presided as a local bill for his district passed despite a noisy chorus of noes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Buncombe
Johnston Sa
Senator Watkins on multiple committees in Granville
Senator Watkins of Granville sits on the committee on justices of the peace and serves on the agriculture distribution of the governor's Message education immigration asylums instructions for the deaf internal improvements penal institutions committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Cleveland
Senate
Watkins
Granville
Justices of the Peace
Harridge Regrets Ruth's Departure From Loop
William Harridge, president of the American League, arrived in Orlando with Mrs. Harridge for a short vacation and expressed regret over Ruth’s departure from the loop. The brief report notes his sorrow and the ongoing league leadership during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harridge
Ruth
Orlando, Fila
William Harridge
American League
Babe Ruth Leaves American League in Historic Move
A fragment recalls Babe Ruth’s departure from the American League and notes the impact of his star power. The quote emphasizes Ruth’s significance to baseball, wishing him success in the National League and calling the change a major loss for the AL and a gain for the NL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Sugar substitute saccadrin derived from coal tar sparks debate
A claim that saccharin, a 300 times sweeter sugar substitute, originates from coal tar stirs historical debate about its chemical origins and safety. Researchers discuss the compound's discovery and early use amid evolving food preservation standards.
Sufferers hail Kellogg’s All Bran relief after long constipation
A reader from Lockwood West Virginia describes sixteen years of constipation and credits Kellogg’s All Bran with providing bulk to aid digestion alongside vitamins. The letter touts safety and suggests two servings daily with meals, noting All Bran’s availability through grocers in Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Logg
Battle Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chum
Blackeye
Iona
Joe
CIA
A&p
Campbell’s Tomato
Bokar
Baker’s Chocolate
B. Cn
Fancy Fia
New Bliss
Bacon Armour’s Star
Ee Ae
A&P’s
Burma
Fitch
South Main Street
Maier
Sarve
Mennen
Coe. Jac
Fletcher
Bayer Aspirin
WHITE
Kolynos
Cs Pera al Ay
Williams
Caldwell
Kor
Jena
Summersill of
Onslow
Williame of
Yadkin
Jority
GO. P
Gravely
Mr. McNeil
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!