Relief Plan for Rural Areas in North Carolina
Raleigh March 23 plans for a rural rehabilitation program to start April 1 in North Carolina and nearby Southern states will replace the civil works relief. The plan aims to settle rural families on government lands for subsistence crops and bartering, with land later offered for long term sale and schools built in exchange for work.
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Raleigh
Mar
North Carolina
Thomas O'Berry
CWA
State Relef
O’berry
Body Identified as Noted Killer in Cicero Gutter Death
Chicago reports identify the man found shot in a Cicero gutter as Fred Goetz a 37 year old college educated gang leader linked to the St Valentine’s Day massacre and the Kansas City Union Station killings. He allegedly organized the Fred Burke gang and was once thought to be J George Zeigler.
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Chicago
Mar
Cicero
Fred Goets
J. George Zeigler
Goetz
University of Illinois
St. Valentine's Day
George Moran
Frank Nash
Kansas City Union Station
Pat Roche
State’s Attorney's Office
Fred Burke
Burke
Marquette, Mich
Brooklyn
Frankie Vale
Frankie Marlowe
New York
Jefferson, Wis
Barmey Hernandez
Henry R. Cross
Roger Bessemer
Zeigler
Black-Draught Laxative Praised by Kentucky Resident
An elderly reader from Rome Kentucky, 71, testifies to forty years of using Black-Draught as a purgative and stomach aid. He reports relief from head heaviness and other symptoms, urging keeping a package for prompt constipation relief from this vegetable laxative.
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W. J. Vanover
Rome
What’s the Matter With Your Child Parental Guidance
An editorial discusses how “only children” differ in behavior and argues parents shape outcomes. It cites Archibald Baldwin as spoiled versus Douglas Gould as well behaved and urges consistent parenting, not resignation to a label.
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Archibald Baldwin
Douglas Gould
Flapper Fanny Says Case Reveals Goetz's School Route
University of Illinois records show Goetz a good student with active participation in aviation club events. He entered in 1919, graduated from the school of commerce and made the football team in his second year.
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University of Illinois
Goetz
School of Commerce
January 67 Die in Deadly Motor Period Summary
In January 67 were killed and 401 hurt with 7 to 8 pm identified as the peak period for fatal accidents. Sundays and Saturdays emerged as leading days for tragedies. The English Shire horse is the heaviest in the world and shares lineage with medieval armor knights. WA law bans Christian names for servants without consent.
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Western Australia
New Oil Suit Hits Doheny Over California Leases
The United States files a 9.28 million dollar fraud suit against oil magnate Edward L. Doheny alleging collusion with former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall to obtain three petroleum leases in California fields. The action revives Harding era oil scandals.
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U. S
Edward L. Doheny
California
Albert B. Fall
Candidates Promise Statewide Miracles From Tax Cuts and Raises
In Raleigh on March 23 a field of announced candidates pledges to raise teachers' salaries cut automobile licenses exempt school buses from taxes reduce the sales tax and cut general taxes. Candidates like J. Tilden Burrus and Tom Bowie push reforms while doubts arise over feasibility and costs.
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Guilford County
J. Tilden Burrus
Senate
Ashe
Tom Bowie
Wake
House
Commonwealth
William Grissom
Bank Reopens In Bryson City After Restrictions Lifted
Bryson City bank resumes full operation after state Bank Commissioner Gurney Hood announces lifting of restrictions. The reopening allows all transactions to resume normal business at the Bryson City institution.
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Raleigh
Mar
Bryson City Bank
Bryson City
Gurney Hood
State Commissioner of Banks
Highway Victim Burnsville Injury Report
A highway accident near Burnsville on March 23 left a local resident with injuries detailed in early reports. Police investigated the crash and no fatalities were immediately confirmed. Further medical updates were expected from Burnsville General Hospital.
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Burnsville, Mar
Fatal bicycle accident claims life of Indiana Riddle
A bicycle accident proved fatal to 19 year old Indiana Riddle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Riddal of Yancey County.
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Indiana Riddle
Columbus Riddal
Yancey County
Autos Take 53 Lives In North Carolina Last Month
February automobile accidents in North Carolina killed 53 people, three more than the previous year. The state motor vehicle bureau also reported 439 injuries from motor mishaps.
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N. C
Raleigh
Mar
North Carolina
State Motor Vehicle Bureau
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F.A.C.P
Dr. Richardson
Flapper
Fanny
U.S
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Bowie
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Tomlinson
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