Quaker Talks on Life by Rev Reich at Civitan Club
Rev. Max I. Reich of the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting spoke to the Civitan Club at the Methodist Protestant church on life its meanings and purposes. He contrasted materialist aims with spiritual growth and cited happiness as deep joy rather than carefree gaiety. David Yow presided. Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes introduced the speaker amid remarks on national leadership selections.
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Max I. Reich
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
Civitan Club
Methodist Protestant Church
Mr. Reich
Adam
David Yow
Horace Haworth
Tom Alderman Sykes
Hoover Faces Patronage Tension In Southern States
The Hoover administration shows no formal recommendations yet while patronage concerns in the south spark friction. Horace A. Mann resigns as director of political affairs after presenting an appointments plan to the Republican National Committee and the White House. Hubert Work reportedly opposed Mann policy as southern committeemen push back.
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York State
South
Horace A. Mann
Washington
Mann
Hoover
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
White House
Republican National
Sug
Black-Draught Aids Biliousness From Arkansas Fanner
Mr. G. L. Smith of West Helena shares a lifetime use of Black-Draught for biliousness constipation and digestion. He recalls early tea use by his mother and notes continued relief from doses. The ad touts the remedy as natural herbs and roots costing one cent per dose.
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West Helena
Ark
Demaris Dore Questions in Rothstein Case Inquiry
Demaris Dore arrived at Miami police headquarters with a cheerful mien after weeks in New York gambling circles tied to the Rothstein case. Detectives questioned her for ten hours then housed her in a hotel under police supervision as they pursue leads. Miami officials seek Eddie Wilson, a gambler, in connection with Walsh’s shooting and Arthur L. Clark remains hospitalized as a material witness.
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Broadway
Miami
Rothstein
Hymen Biller
Biller
Miss Dore
Whalen
Walsh
Eddie Wilson
Arthur L. Clark
New York
Battle at Torreon Could Decide Mexican Revolution
Reports from Torreon and surrounding towns describe a major confrontation between government forces led by P Elias Calles and rebel troops under Juan Gonzalo Escobar. Rebels recruit civilians, move 2000 fighters toward Torreon, and seize infrastructure as the northward campaign tightens.
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Torreon
Juarez
Chihuahua
Mexico
P. Elias Calles
Sonora
Baja California
Juan Gonzalo Escobar
Revolutionary Forces
Chihuahua City
Macelo Caraveo
Escobar
Casas Grandes
Caraveo
Calles
Camarche
Nogales
Ariz
Mazatlan
Amter
Mexico City
Agua Prieta
Revolutionary
Sinaloa
Jaime Carrillo
Ramon F. Iturbe
Naco
Canitas
Zacatecas
Coahuila
Jose Gonzalo Nicobar
Durango City
Rodrigo Quevada
Francisco Urbalejo
San Felipe
Pasterlera
Luis B. Cuenas
Santa Lucrecia
Vera Cruz
Alejandro Manje
Tehauntepec
Simon Aguirre
Jesus M. Aguirre
Aguirre
Coahuilan
Juan Andreu Almazan
Monterey
Saltillo
Almazan
Roberto Cruz
Quila
Guiliacan
Pacific
Culican
Culiacan
Iturbe
Hermosillo
62Nd
Republicans Push Cooperation With Anti-Smith Democrats in Roanoke
The Virginia Republican state organization plans to nominate a ticket if proper and coordinate representation for November. R. H. Angell Joseph L. Cropper C Bascom Slemp and Colonel Henry W. Anderson will negotiate with Anti-Smith Democrats. A March 23 state central committee meeting in Roanoke will map out methods to qualify sympathetic voters and unite with former supporters.
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R. H. Angell
C. Bascom Slemp
Henry W. Anderson
Joseph L. Cropper
Republican Executive Committee
Roanoke
Republican State Central Committee
Angell
Pile Sufferers Seeks Relief with Hem-Roid Tablet
A patent medicine ad claims internal treatment removes bowel congestion to relieve piles. Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablet is guaranteed to banish pile misery or money back. Mann Drug Co and druggists nationwide sell it with the guarantee.
School aid bill advances amid finance committee action
The House moves to sit as a committee of the whole to debate a school aid bill aimed at boosting revenue by about 1 million dollars, largely from railroad and power utilities, with broad provisions on equalization funds, standardization of costs, teacher salaries, and district term adjustments.
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House
Budget Commission
State Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
Hancock
Hart
Kerr
Senate
Kenly
Buncombe County
Oxford
Cowles
Wilkesboro
Pitt County
Robeson County
Carr
Duplin
Buncombe
Senate bills and house actions outline regional tax and road measures
A lengthy list of Senate and House bills covers county maintenance courts allowances bond issues tax delinquency foreclosures and road and utility matters across Buncombe Caswell Caswell Rutherford Wayne Pender Iredell and other counties. The session also notes a new county courts bill and various tax and license measures plus proposed constitutional revision activity.
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Senate
Union County
Superintendent of Public Welfare
Board of Education
Edgecombe County
Green- Ville
Randolph County Game Commission
Wayne County Highway Commission
Madison County
Rutherford
Buncombe County
Panther Branch
Wake County
Itt County
Bernard
Surry County
Catawba County
Laska
Gaston County
Wayne Superior Court
Rutherford County
Highway Commission
Pender County
Kinston
Iredell County
Mitchell County
Lattlemyre
Caldwell County
Winston
Bertie County
Smith of
Jackson
Jackson County
McNeil
Ashe
Wetmar
Water Commission
Hendersonville
Hancock
Granville County
Eure
Hertford County
Caswell County
H. B
Bladen County
Wayne County
Greensboro
Anson County
Carteret County
Robeson County
New Bern
S. B
Brunswick County
Pitt County
Currituck County
Watauga County
Hart
Anson
County Boards of Commissioners
Superior Court
Sutton
Lenoir
Kerr
Hood and Andrews
Wadesboro
Chamber of Commerce
Butler
Moss and Woodard
Whitakers
Cox and Hanes
Forsyth County
Forsyth
Boren
Shady Grove Church
Guilford County
Younce
Weimar
W. P. Blackman
Price
Williams of Warren
Cox
Pruden and Sutton
Johnson
Halifax
Cox of Forsyth
Mull
Carteret
Rutherfordton
Northampton County
Recorder
Duplin County
Midol advertised to relieve menstrual pain for women
An advertisement promotes Midol as a non narcotic remedy for menstrual cramps. It claims Midol does not affect the cycle and is safe and effective, noting it costs fifty cents and is sold in a small aluminum case at drugstores.
Tax plan adjusts rates by county and sector
Tax changes set a $500 per county base instead of $490 and introduce hotel classifications by room cost yielding up to $5 per room for American plan and $7 for European plan. Restaurant tax cap rises to $750 yearly. Security dealer rates range from $25 to $200 based on population. Gealer operates leased wire to.
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Gealer
Lee Bible Triplex Aims for 270 MPH Record
The triplex built for 1,500 horsepower faces streamlined doubts as A A A officials prepare to sanction Bible as driver. White predicted a return to America with Segrave’s 60 mph record, aiming for 270 miles per hour under favorable weather and beach conditions after 3 PM.
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White
America
Segrave
State Seeks Man on Trade Council
North Carolina seeks representation on the national foreign trade council. The effort is led by the division of commerce and industry with Park Mathewson and Wade H. Phillips announcing plans. The council, chaired by James A. Farrell, includes top executives nationwide. A national foreign trade convention is set for April 7–19 in Baltimore.
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James A. Farrell
U. S. Steel Corporation
Baltimore
Ethel Barrymore Suffers Relapse From Influenza
New York March 12. Ethel Barrymore relapsed after performing in a benefit Sunday night despite medical advice. She had influenza, grew ill last week, performed with a 103 degree temperature and may not resume her role in The Kingdom of God for several days.
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New York
Ethel Barrymore
Miss Barrymore
Mussolini Bans Public Subscriptions in 1929 Italy
Mussolini orders a strict prohibition on public subscriptions for 1929 across Italy. Only state bonds or paper money sent to Mussolini for destruction to reduce the internal debt are exempt. Reports note ongoing acceptance of such subscriptions at the premier's office and extensive lists of patriotic donors in newspapers.
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Mussolini
Motor highway links Stamboul and Angora
Turkey plans a first automobile boulevard connecting Angora to Constantinople. The asphalt speedway will shorten travel to five to six hours, placing the Asiatic capital closer to Europe via a direct link with the metropolis.
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Angora
Turkey
Europe
Constantinople
Constantiople
Castoria Comforts fretful babies and children
An advertising note promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for babies and older children. It claims quick relief for fretfulness, restlessness, colic, and constipation, urging mothers to keep an extra unopened bottle for emergencies and to rely on doctors' word.
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Hoover Democrats
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Francisco Manzo
Cruz
Webster
Edgecombe
Ruth
Advt
LEE Bible
MAN ON Trade Council
Phillips
North Carolina
National Foreign Trade Council
DUCE
Rome
Italy
Stamboul
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