Raskob and Democratic Debt Accountability
Editorial argues J J Raskob should resign as Democratic National Committee chairman over donations to the party war chest. It notes Josephus Daniels’ ties and compares spending by Republicans and Democrats, urging responsibility for a $485000 debt and attributing campaign costs to party and personal leadership.
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J. J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
News and Observer
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
Mr. Raskob
Association Against the
Congress
Daniels
John J. Raskob
Democratic Party
Raskob
Democrats
Republican Committee
Request for an Even Break in Appointments
A telegram from Charles A. Hines to the state board of elections urges that county boards include one Democrat favorable to Senator Simmons and one favorable to Mr Bailey. The move prompts debate on party machinery impartiality and whether Simmons’ influence is waning in North Carolina politics.
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State Board of Elections
County Boards of Elections
Simmons
Bailey
North Carolina
Cat at Chicago court provokes judge and crowd
An AP Chicago story recounts a court scene featuring a lean black cat in the aisle. Judge Herbert Immenhausen orders the animal removed as bailiffs intervene while a Chinese spectator watches. The piece notes changes in AP wire service standards and the hope for accuracy in reporting trivial stories.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Tom Toms
Herbert Immenhausen
A. P
Ideal city size debate in Greensboro growth trend
Greensboro hosts a social expert who says the city’s ideal size is not fixed and growth remains the dominant goal. The discussion fuels chamber of commerce expansion propaganda as merchants push for higher business volumes and city growth this year and next.
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Chamber of Commerce
Unsung Hero Tales Show Human Kindness Amid Crime
A reader story from Manefield Ohio and a Chicago tale highlight acts of courage and compassion. The pieces contrast crime news with noble deeds, urging forgiveness and restraint, and noting a naval conference proposal as a potential peace path.
Naval Bill Delayed While London Talks on Arms
Washington reports that House leaders plan to withhold action on the naval appropriations bill of over 300 million dollars for six weeks to await London conference results. Rep French cites potential 50 million dollar saving if tonnage limits or arms reductions are agreed. Cotton says Hoover supports the delegation and aims for world peace through naval reduction.
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Idaho
House Appropriations Naval Subcommittee
London
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State Department
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United States
County boards names set for 100 counties in state
The state board of election named county boards of election for all 100 counties. Each county lists the first two Democratic members and a Republican as third. long lists include names and towns for Alamance through Yancey. Judge Biggs criticized timing of an appeal to the state chairman.
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Biggs
Mull
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George McNeill
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Mitchell
Hertford
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C. M. Horner
Burlington
William J. Nicks
Alexander
Leon Pagenhart
Frank M. Burke
J. D. Campbell
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Emory James
Hiram Edwards
Sparta
Anson
P. P. Marsh
H. H. Hardison
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A. A. Martin
Morven
Ashe
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J. F. Miller
Lansing
J. C. Jones
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Avery
R. W. Wall
Newland
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Minneapolis
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F. S. Worthy
Washington
L. H. Redditt
Edward
J. D. Paul
Bladen
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R. J. Hester, Jr
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Gaston Hester
Clarkton
Bertie
J .W. Davenport
Windsor
C. W. Mitchell, Jr
Aylander
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Colerain
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Dave Rose
Freeland
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Lenoir
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Belcross
George Nosay
South Mills
M. H. Hubbard
Old Trap
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Y. M. Barber
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Contested Voices Over Funding and Prohibition Reform
The article rebukes calls for financing a deficit arguing against compromising with a spree and accuses the News and Observer of linking Huston’s misappropriation to reform efforts. It mocks Daniels for excessive zeal for Volsteadism and questions the morality of such insinuations.
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Size and virtue in urban growth contrasted
The passage argues that American cities equate growth in size with progress and overlook slum elimination. It questions whether larger populations signify vitality and whether communities actually pursue improvements or merely seek expansion, noting a third of urban residents often live in slums.
Long life linked to steady pace, doctor cautions
A doctor asserts that the longest living man is one who avoids hurry. The remark follows observations about two waiters likely to become very old men, suggesting slow, deliberate living as key to longevity.
French envoy in Berlin faces dismissal over marriage stir
The French ambassador at Berlin who enraged his countrymen by marrying a German girl now confronts dismissal. He has more to learn about diplomacy, as the incident draws sharp criticism and questions about his suitability for the post.
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Berlin
Byrd Honored by Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
New York reports Rear Admiral Byrd named an honorary member for bringing his dogs back from Antarctica rather than destroying them. In Raleigh North Carolina moonshine is blamed for killing many Tar Heel bees as pianist Cc. L. Sams notes bees locate stills and spread the danger, causing deaths.
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Byrd
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Antarctic
Raleigh
N. C
Cc. L. Sams
State College
Berlin Victim of Noisy Neighbor Receives Fine
Berlin report says Walter Hauser bored a hole in a wall and used a violin string and vacuum to trouble a neighbor. He was fined 200 marks plus costs for the mischief. New York note says George Arliss expects talkies to curb inferior plays and will travel from England to Hollywood to make a sound film. His parrot stayed home due to quarantine.
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Berlin
Walter Hauser
Waller
New York
George Arliss
England
Hollywood
London's Daughter Seeks Path in Fathers Footsteps
Joan London Malamuth author is sued for divorce by Charles Malamuth UC Berkeley assistant professor of Slavic languages. The Los Angeles report notes the dispute titled as a matrimonial action and cites the couple under Jack London’s lineage.
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Los Angeles
Jack London
Joan London Malamuth
Charles Malamuth
University of California
Reed urges education for women in finance
Chicago businessman Howard E. Reed argues American women should learn sound finance after noting they spent about 700 million dollars on worthless securities in the prior year. This call ties financial literacy to prudent investing and household money management.
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Chicago
Howard E. Reed
Pittsburgh
Surprise Honeymoon Aboard Olympic For Cedar Rapids Bride
Mrs Forrest W Stewart of Cedar Rapids Iowa embarks on a surprise honeymoon trip aboard the transatlantic liner Olympic. She travels with friends under the guise of touring the ship while a suite is reserved for her and her husband. Her parents Mr and Mrs J C Chapman secretly arrange bon voyage by telephone.
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New York
Forrest W. Stewart
Cedar Rapids
J. C. Chapman
In Memoriam Ophelia J Crowder March 1929
In memory of Ophelia J Crowder who fell asleep in Jesus one year ago on March 29 1929 her children remember her with fondness and love. The message expresses deep affection and lasting remembrance from her children.
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Ophelia J. Crowder
Jesus
Alumni Fund Nets University $30 000
The University of North Carolina Loyalty Fund has raised about $30,000 since its reorganization under a fulltime executive officer. Around 450 subscriptions from 48 classes, dating from 1870 to 1929, are on record with representation from most NC counties, 17 other states, and four foreign countries.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina Loyalty Fund
North Carolina
Poppy’s Ancient Roots Traced to Greek and Roman Use
The opium poppy first became known among the Greeks and the Romans, signaling early recognition of its medicinal and narcotic properties. Researchers note its long history in classical cultures shaping later pharmacology and trade.
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