Judge Carter eyed for attorney general nomination in North Carolina
An Asheville dispatch notes Judge Frank Carter’s name appears often in Democratic nomination chatter for attorney general next year. The piece highlights his strong convictions, crusades against corruption, and a controversial Carter Abernethy dispute. It compares potential runs with Josiah William Pau and mentions the Craig-Simmonns machine influence, predicting Bailey’s political edge.
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General Assembly
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Josiah William Pau
Meerney
Raleigh
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Craig- Simmonns
Bailey 10 Run Tor Attorney General
The article profiles Bailey as a versatile Democratic figure with a mixed political history. It notes his shifts from the Russell administration to dissenting on Bryan and Daniels, praising his record as an elector and collector, and hinting at a possible 1910 or 1908 era race involving Judge Carter, Thomas H. Calvert, and R. Everett.
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Carter-Abernethy probe urged to seek expert opinion
The committee could save time and money by first obtaining Judge Frank Carter's expert view from Asheville and Wilmington reformers. London reports of Zeppelin raids and Dunkirk bombardment claim calm in England, but the narrator doubts the source relies on hearsay evidence.
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Tigers
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Dunkirk
England
Greenville News Reports Illness of Ex Gover Nor Thos J Jarvis
Greenville notes ex Governor Thomas J. Jarvis in dangerous illness and prays for his long life and health. In a separate court tale, Judge Carter faced trial for immorality but was ultimately convicted of occasional temper loss.
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Greenville
Thos. J. Jarvis
North Carolina
Jitney Bus Hits Six for a Quarter Class Challenge
A regional transit shift sparks competition as jitneys push into the six for a quarter niche. Trolley car operators respond with plans to preserve market share and rider loyalty amid the changing price and service landscape.
Judge Frank Carter May Seek Nomination for Attorney General
Asheville May 3 Judge Frank Carter may pursue the Republican nomination for attorney general amid talk sparked by the Carter Aburnethy committee report. The Asheville jurist has not confirmed plans but speculation cites his potential candidacy as a major political development statewide.
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Cotton market opens with declines on renewed selling
The Associated Press reports New York May 3 that cotton prices opened weaker with declines of 10 to 13 points. Unfavorable international politics likely weighed on sentiment while offerings were largely absorbed by coverers and Liverpool buying provided some support. First prices listed for May 9.75, July 10.01, August 10.15, October 16.37, December 10.53, January 10.56, March 10.76.
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Associated Press
New York
Liverpool
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Losses Following War News
New York May 3 The war developments likely sparked a selling wave at the market open today with declines of 2 to 5 points, led by equipment and industrial shares. Canadian Pacific fell 3 points as the weakest railroad. Rye’s aside remark follows with no clear relevance to trading.
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Canadian Pacific
Davidson Political Lawsuit Ends With Jennings 1500 Payout
Thomasville May 3 The Amons case Jennings vs Godwin ended in a compromise Thursday. Jennings wins 1500 cash and Godwin covers all costs. The dispute arose after election contest claims over a precinct box and statewide attention followed. Squire J R Stone and local figures noted regional farming and civic events. Rev M L Kesler to lead Sunday services at First Baptist at 1 pm.
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Godwin
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Jenings
Y. Ciodwin
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Mr. Stone
I. T. Johnson
Winston Sale
T. Wh. Duncan
Randolph County
M. L. Kesler
Batist Orphanage
First Baptist Church
M. B. Hite
High Point
George L. Reynolds
Denton High School
Banquet Attendance Request From M P Barga Class
All members who have not reported intent to attend the Thursday night banquet should report at once. Contact V. W. Idol, Chairman Publicity, by phone.
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V. W. Idol
Masonic Meeting Tonight at Numa Reid Lodge 344
A called communication of Numa Reid Lodge No. 344 A F and A M convenes this Monday at 8 o clock. Work is Fellow Craft. H J Dobbs, secretary.
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