Albertson Pushes Joint Campaign for 12th District Solicitor
Albertson, High Point prosecutor and solicitor candidate, defends a joint canvass idea after Lexington Dispatch coverage. He argues a joint race helps voters assess five candidates, notes past joint campaigns by Governor Vance and Judge Settle, and says personal fitness should be examined through public discussion. He emphasizes district needs, argues voters deserve informed choice, and downplays residence as a factor.
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T. W. Albertson
High Point
Twelfth Judicial District
Lexington Dispatch
Enterprise
Dispatch
Albertson
Lexington
J. Kt. Spruill
Spruill
Alpertson
12Th Judicial District
Bie
Vance-Settle
North Carolina
Vance
Judge Settle
Sprutll
Guilford County
Davidson County
Ada Jones to Sing Here at Auditorium April 12
Ada Jones and her company bring songs and sketches to the Auditorium on April 12 under H. P. H. S. senior class auspices. The famed performer, known as the first woman to be successfully recorded on the phonograph, will entertain with Irish character songs dialect numbers and rural sketches.
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Ada Jones
Wenty
Phonograph
Charlie Chaplin
Fatty Arbuckis
Democratic Party Candidate Support Across Twenty Five Years
Voter record notes consistent support for Democratic candidates in elections over the past twenty five years. The text indicates a pattern of voting for party nominees across multiple cycles and offices.
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Democratic Party
Hundred Baptist Women Attend Charlotte Convention
Eight hundred members of the White Missionary Union gather at First Baptist Church for the annual convention. Attendance swells despite a constitutional change limiting societies to one delegate, with sessions led by Dr. L R K Pruit and Dr. Chas B Maddry. The event closes Thursday night with an annual sermon on a ministering woman and a grateful Savior.
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Charlotte
Wmall Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
L. RK. Pruit
Chas. B. Maddry
Raleigh
Rate Conference Set On Interstate Rates In South
Greensboro March 29 Representatives of the slave corporation commission and shippers organizations met at the O Henry hotel to plan an interstate commerce board inquiry into class rates in the south. The six to eight month investigation will shape future NC rates and hearings will move from Atlanta to New Orleans and North Carolina. The Northern Traffic league plans to attend to back North Carolina's views. J L Graham of Winston Salem presided with 12 others present.
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Greensboro
Slave Corporation Commission
Shippers
O. Henry
Interstate Commerce Commission
South
North Carolina
League
State Corporation Commission
Atlanta
New Orleans
Sorthern Traffic League
J.L. Graham
Winston-Salem
R. J. Reynolds Company
Sausenmann
W.L. Thornton
J. T. Ryan
High Point
J. BR. Burch
A. S. Browne
G. Yates
A. J. Maxwell
W. G. Womble
M. Rs. Beaman
J. 8. Griffith
Raleigh
North Carolina Traffic Association
Maxwell
Ryan
The
Chamber In Commerce
Judge Denies Habeas Corpus in Reed Shooting Case
In Ocilla Georgia on March 29, the court refused to grant the habeas corpus petition of O. C. Pairfield, accused in Ben Hill county grand jury proceedings linked to the fatal shooting of W. T. Reed, engineer for the A B and A railroad, on July 5, 1921.
High Schools Win Both Sides in Triangle Debates
Forty five high schools won on both sides in the triangle debates and will send teams to Chapel Hill April 6 and 7 to contest for the Aycock Memorial cup. Winners listed include Sanford Durham Ayden Shelby Glen Alpine Troy Selma and many more. Both affirmative and negative teams will compete in preliminaries at Chapel Hill then face off for the cup in Memorial Hall on April 7.
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Chapel Hill
Sanford
Durham
Ayden
Shelby
Glen Alpine
Troy
Selma
Teachers
Stem
Bessemer City
Burlington
Cary
Newton Grove
Poplar Branch
Glendale
Albemarle
Yameey Collegiate Institute
Ranlo
West Buncombe
Seven Springs
Granite Falls
Laurinburg
St. Paul
Statesville
Mt. Olive
Lexington
Kings Mountain
Bunn
Jibsonville
Dover
Franklinton
Spring Hill
Norlira
Pleasant Garden
South Mills
Warrenton
Maranville
Waynesville
Willamston
Vanceboro
Raper
Rockwell
Samanoa
Newton and
Bessemer
United States
League of Nations
Memorial Hall
Sir Arthur Balfour to be created Earl, says Evening News
London March 29 The Evening News reports Sir Arthur Balfour will be created Earl claiming he found life in the House of Commons dull without official duties and that he would be a valuable addition to the House of Lords as a dialectician.
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London
Associated Press
Sir Arthur Balfour
Eart
Evening News
House of Commons
House of Peers
Smallpox Situation Improves in Kannapolis Area
Kannapolis shows improvement in smallpox cases across Cabarrus and Rowan counties. Reports indicate cases on both sides of the county line, with new appearance at Cooleemee per Rowan health officer Dr. C. W. Armstrong.
Bly's Cream Advertises Instant Nose Relief
An old advertisement claims Bly's Cream soothes colds and sore throats by antiseptic action. It promises relief from stuffed noses, hawking, and snuffling, urging readers to apply a small amount in the nostril for instant relief. Endorsed by millions over fifty years.
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Advt
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Aie
Ila
Oae
Penies
Aycock
Earl Arthur Balfour
Green Triangle
Delco and Remy
Maynor’s
Auto
Sheraton
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
EFIRD
Best Leathers
To. C. Skuffer
Ird’s Department Store
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