Morrison opens Senate campaign denying special interest ties
In Charlotte on March 15 Cameron Morrison launched his bid to fill the U S Senate seat created after the death of Lee Overman. He rejected accusations of representing any group and pledged independence while asserting four decades of Democratic service and commitment to party principles.
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Cameron Morrison
U. S
Senate
C. Max Gardner
Lee Slater Overman
Democratic Party
Many Senate Probes Target Stock Market and More
Washington March 15 Inquisitorial powers of the senate edge toward new fronts with probes into stock market operations farm board grain and commodity transactions and coal industry conditions in Kentucky A push for air mail lease scrutiny grows while a drive against radio advertising faces opposition Senate committees swell hindering routine business as investigations are staged two at a time and bear raid activity draws attention to both parties
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Washington
Mar
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Kentucky
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Johnson
United States
White House
Hoover
Walcott
Conn
Noxzema Beauty Insurance Claims Clearer Skin
Endorsed as a medical treatment for unsightly skin conditions Noxzema is marketed as a medicated cream that purges pores and refines the complexion. The ad promises noticeable skin improvement within eight hours of nightly use and urges readers to purchase at drug or department stores.
American claims 8000 killed in San Salvador revolt
An American exile in Mexico City says Salvadorean army commanders report 8000 communists slain in the revolt over a month ago. He cites ongoing executions, 29,000 communists total, and fear of secret league members among 4600 regulars. He recalls 200 homemade bombs found, including 60 in a fort. He details the Jayzua massacre of a sugar planter’s family and says British, Canadian, and American ships were sent to the coast.
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Mexico City
Mar
San Salvador
Communist League
Occu
Agustin Marti
Jayzua
Salvador
Senator defends wealth claims in 1920 governor bid remarks
A senator responds to accusations as he recalls 1920 gubernatorial campaigning. He cites past charges that he was poor and would be out of place in the executive mansion, then notes new criticisms that his wealth makes him untrustworthy. He vows to campaign vigorously if party members back another standard bearer in the June primary.
Parthia Gains Independence Under Arsaces
Parthia became an independent kingdom under Arsaces around 250 B C. and maintained independence despite Roman attacks until 225 A D when it was conquered by the Persians.
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Parthia
Arsaces
AP club rules radio addresses as low value in NC
Greensboro March 16 The Associated Press club in North Carolina decided radio political addresses have little news value unless they carry real importance. The meeting with twenty daily papers elected J L Horne Jr president for the 16th year and discussed returns coverage and radio speech distinctions.
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Greensboro
N. C
Associated Press
North Carolina
Associated Press Club
J. L. Horne, Jr
Rocky Mount Telegram
Edwin Brietz
Charlotte
W. J. McCambridge
New York
Briets
Farmers National Bank elects Hauser president
Winston Salem leader Robert H. Hauser has been elected president of the Farmers National Bank and Trust company succeeding W. J. Byerly of Mount Airy who resigned to devote full time to that bank where he serves as president.
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Farmers Bank
Railroad Worker William R. Hough Dies by Suicide In Presence of Wife
A coroner's jury ruled that William R. Hough a railroad employee killed himself in front of his wife in Asheville North Carolina. Mrs Hough was treated at a hospital for shock following the incident.
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Asheville, N
William R. Hough
Railroad
Accused in Beachamp death freed. two remain jailed
In Mocksville Earl Hudson was released after being held in connection with Willie Beachamp’s death last month. T. J. Ellis Jr. and Richard Bailey, who claimed Ellis fired the fatal shot, stayed in jail.
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Mocksville
N. C
Earl Hudson
Willie Beachamp
T. J. Ellis, Jr
Richard Bailey
Ellis
Fire destroys four shops in Monroe
Fire of undetermined origin early today destroyed four small business buildings owned by J R Shute in Monroe North Carolina. Shute estimated damage about 15000 dollars and said none of the property was insured.
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Monrose Monroe
N. C
J. R. Shute
Farmer killed by falling tree in North Carolina incident
Hampton Godwin, 54, a farmer from Marshville North Carolina, died when a tree he felled toppled into another tree and the butt struck him on the head. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Marshville
N. C
Hampton Godwin
Freezone promises instant corn pain relief and removal
A drugstore pitch touts Freezone as the fastest way to end corn pain and loosen the corn so it lifts away with fingers. It claims quick relief for hard and soft calluses and encourages readers to ask their druggist for a bottle.
RAMA Rheumatism Remedy Promises Quick Joint Relief
An advertisement claims RAMA medicine acts on the liver to halt rheumatic pain and swelling within days. It guarantees relief from stiffness and lameness, with Mann and Economy Drug Stores backing the product.
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Rama
Mann
Economy
Employment Office For Gate City Opens In Greensboro
Nathan A. Gregg director of state federal employment opened a new federal employment bureau in Greensboro while overseeing offices in Charlotte.
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Gate City
Charlotte
N. C
Nathan A. Gregg
Greensboro
Record of 1929 New York to San Francisco walk
Abraham L. Monte verde of Mays Landing New Jersey set a 1929 record with a 79 day 10 hour 10 minute trek covering about 3415 miles from New York to San Francisco.
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New York
San Francisco
Abraham L. Monteverde
Mays Landing
N. J
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