Governors Power to Remove Heads Over Spending Sparks Debate
Raleigh reports reveal the 1921 measure allowing the governor to remove heads of institutions who overspend. Governor Morrison’s role in budget battles is noted as a test of this new power. Also covered are the ONeal liquor indictments under the Turlington law, and a spate of Ford coupe thefts shocking Raleigh, hitting officials and a former clerk.
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General Assembly
Raleigh
Glover
Nash
Assembly
Budget Commission
Morrison
Charlotte Dispatches
Medical College
Charlotte
Trinity-University Coalition
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Durham
Chapel Hill
Queen City
Nile O'Neal
New Light Township
O'Neal
Turlington
Wake Forest
J. Bynum Cooper
Attorney General Daugherty Improves During Florida Vacation
In Miami on the fourth day of his vacation Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty showed marked improvement from a severe illness. He arrived with President and Mrs. Harding at Daytona Beach and was later joined by Dr. J. T. Boone and a nurse during the southern sojourn.
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Miami
Fla
Harry M. Daugherty
Daugherty
Harding
Daytona
J. T. Boone
Seniors Questioned Over School Fire Attempt
In Lywiston Pennsylvania high school seniors were summoned for questioning after sulphur candles were found in wastepaper baskets across 14 rooms, causing small fires as exams were due. the recently completed $280 000 building faced disruption.
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Lywiston
Bootlegger Roundup Arrests Mark Federal Prohibition Effort
Richmond round up by federal prohibition officers nets more than 20 arrests with warrants pending for as many more. One third of those seized were women. In Miami, Captain Thomas G. Lanphier leads a squadron of six army planes preparing to depart on Saturday.
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Richmond
Miami, Fla
Thomas G. Lanphier
A. W. McLean
J. Felwood Cox
H. ©. McCqueen
G. T. Stephenson
S. Wade Mark
Secretary of the Treasury
President Favors Change In Teaching of History
President Harding urges a broader view of world history to relate western nations and promote peace. He complimented Bowdoin College on its institute of modern history to be held April 19 to May 1. He says unity of mankind must be weighed to avoid misinterpretations and aid peacemaking.
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Brunswick
Harding
Kenneth C. M. Sills
Bowdoin College
Holdout Signals Rise at Chicago Camps
Reports from Chicago major league camps note Eddie Collins and Ernie Johnson as holdouts in Texas. Collins seeks $20,000 more annually than the $15,000 he has earned for eight years while Johnson asks for an extra $1,500 per year.
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Chicago
Marlin Springs
Texas
Eddie Collins
Collins
Ernie Johnson
High Point City Calls Primary and Municipal Elections
The High Point city council adopts a 1923 plan calling a mayor and four ward council elections, with a April 2 registration start and April 28 closing, polling at seven locations and new registrars and judges appointed for each ward.
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E. Ek. Ingram
W. A. Davis
City of
High Point
General Assembly of
North Carolina
General Assembly
L. J. Ingram
J. B. Warner
Edwin Gurley
J. A. Coltrane
J S. Fulton
RB. & George
H. S. Hayworth
S. C. Clark
C. A. Smith
J. C. Croas
J. S. Pickett
H. F. Wright
M. Silman
N. E. Russell
J. Wesley Hedrick
P. M. Davis
A. G. Burchfield
W. W. Snider
G. O. Hayworth
D. P. Beck
W. C. Jones
Jarrell
High Street
B. and W. Motor Co
South Main Street
South Side Fire Station
W. W. Ellington
Mangum Avenue
R. L. Pickett
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QO. E. Mendenhall
Wachovia Bank
Saturda
Atlantic Joint Stock
Raleigh, North Carolina
South Carolina
Atlantic Joint Stock Land Bank
New York Trust Company
New York City
Act of Congress
Government of the
United States
Treasury Department
Governent Supervision
Federal Farm Loan Board
Bureau
The
United States Government
Durfey & Marr
Raleigh, N
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United
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Federal Farm Loan Board A Bureau
Supreme Court of the States
United Juary
Federal Farm Loan Ac
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Mary
John
Nels
America
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