Guilford Republicans back J. J. Hayes for federal judge
Greensboro report says Guilford County Republicans favor J. J. Hayes for the new middle federal district court judgeship. The party plans to decide before a Salisbury executive committee meeting around March 16. Hayes faces Frank A. Linney with both garnering strong support, and Guilford bar endorsed Hayes as a man of high character and qualifications.
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Greensboro
Mar
Middle Federal District Court
Brownlow Jackson
Salisbury
Third Federal District
Johnson
J. Hayes
Frank A. Linney
Guilford
Mr. Hayes
Hayes
O. L. Sapp
Mr. Linney
S. S
Be Valera Arrives in New York from Ireland
Irish republican leader Eamon De Valera arrived in New York aboard the President Roosevelt on Saturday to seek Irish funds totaling 2.8 million dollars tied up in litigation. He was greeted by thousands of admirers from the Battery to City Hall and welcomed by Mayor Walker.
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BE Valera
New York
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Roosevelt
de Valera
United States
the Battery
City Hall
Walker
Eight Months School Term Vetoed In North Carolina Senate
The North Carolina Senate education committee reporter unfavorably on a bill to amend the constitution for an eight month school term by a 12 to 5 vote. Senator J M Broughton filed a minority report to be debated on the floor before session end. The bill would require a public vote in the next general election with no current expenditure. Senator Spainhour opposed it noting support from counties already using eight months. State Superintendent A T Allen spoke for the measure amid a noisy chamber.
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Raleigh
Mar
Committee On Education
J. M. Broughton
Senate
Wake
North Carolina
Spainhour
Burke
A. T. Allen
Morton Elected 70 Takes Barringer’s Place
Charlotte March 7 AP Harmony rules the North Carolina federation of labor and an urgent campaign to extend membership will begin. Roy Morton of this city was elected president at Salisbury yesterday to succeed C. P. Barringer who resigned. Morton announced the leadership change in a statement.
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Charlotte
Mar
North Carolina Federation of Labor
Roy Morton
Salisbury
Morton
C. P. Barringer
Leaders discuss union stance and funds handling
Mr. Barringer was accepted under protest. Mr. Morton said many local unions remain out because they disapprove of methods. He noted no action on organization funds and said accounts are too tangled to draw conclusions. A hands off policy on politics would continue.
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Barringer
Morton
Unemployed Demonstration Quip Stirs Vienna
A witty exchange from Vienna features Faun remarking he carries a stick to defend himself if offered work, highlighting tensions around unemployment and public demonstrations.
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Bill
Faun
Vienna
Silk Care Tip Reignites Shine With Coffee Sponge
To renew the sheen of black silk, sponge with hot coffee on the right side, turn over and press pump. The method reportedly restores luster by treating the fabric with heated liquid and then applying pressure for smoothing.
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