Probe Of Bribe Charges Absorbing All Interest
The investigation into bribe attempts aimed at certain senate members and the general assembly, now being probed by a special senate committee, is absorbing all interest. The inquiry centers on alleged improper offers and attempts to influence lawmakers.
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J. CC. Baskerwill Raleigh
Senate
General Assembly
MacLean
MacLean Group
Ward
Hallett
Washington
Beaufort County
Ihs
Special Investigating Committee
Pritchett
Bertie
Haywood
Cabarrus
Beaufort
Lovill
Watauga
Nixon
Lincoln
Rivers D. Johnson
Duplin
Johnson
Grier
Iredell
Gravely
Nash
A. D. MacLean
Senate Committee
House
Ohio State University
Columbus
W. C. Thompson
Natex touted as new herbal tonic at Mann Drug Co
Local residents report daily visits from the Natex representative at Mann Drug Co as interest in Natex grows since its introduction. A Greensboro woman shares that after two weeks she feels markedly better, with relief from rheumatism neuritis and other symptoms, while urging others to see Natex’s claimed benefits.
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Mann Drug Co
FE. Thompson
Wharton St
Greensboro
N. C
Natex
Ady
Castoria: A Mother’s Standby for Child Ailments
Castoria is promoted as a ready, gentle remedy for children’s ailments. The ad claims quick comfort for upset stomach, feverish discomfort, constipation, and sleepless fretfulness, emphasizing its pure vegetable preparation and safety for infants with Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature as authenticity.
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Castoria
Chas. H. “Letcher
Hoover groupings outline federal building program totals
President Hoover announced the public works plan covering seven hundred federal buildings totaling 429 million dollars in construction across the country. He broke the program into six groups and noted 61 completed projects costing about 25.3 million dollars in the last two years. The most expensive finished project is the Internal Revenue Bureau building in Washington at 10 million. The priciest under construction is a 17.5 million project in Washington to house the Commerce Department.
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Washington
Hoover
Public Works Program
Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
Commerce Department
South Carolina’s sweet potato crop to surge this year
South Carolina farmers expect a marked rise in sweet potato production this season. Officials credit favorable weather and expanded plantings for the larger harvest outlook, with potential gains for both domestic markets and processing.
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South Carolina
Governor orders National Guard in Harlan mine crisis
Governor Flem D. Sampson called out the National Guard to restore order around Harlan Kentucky. He described the situation as a reign of terror caused by Communist agitators inflaming hungry miners.
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Flem D. Sampson
Harlan
National Guard
Wilmington Lawyer Initiates Divorce Suit Against Eloise Russell
Lindsay Russell a Wilmington attorney and international friendship advocate has filed for divorce in New Hanover county superior court from Eloise D. Russell. He claims five years of separation with no fault cited by him while she resided in Washington DC. He was born in Wilmington in 1870 and built a New York practice starting 1899. He led multiple pro friendship groups and received honors from Japan and Italy.
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Wilmington
Lindsay Russell
New Hanover County Superior Court
Eloise D. Russell
Russell
Ing
Washington, D. C
New York
Japan
Italy
Braves fall to Reds in opener as Brandt loses grip
Yesterday's double header opener saw Ed Brandt of the Braves shadowed by the Reds in a 4-2 loss. Cliff Heathcote delivered a pinch double in the eighth to score Hendrick and clinch the 3-2 win in game two. Lefty Grove of the Athletics allowed four Sox hits in a 5-2 victory, and Ray Hayworth's fourth inning double plated both Tigers in a 2-0 win over the Red Sox.
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Ed Brandt
Braves
Reds
Cliff Heathcote
Hendrick
Lefty Grove
Athletics
White Sox
Ray Hayworth
Tigers
Ble
Red Sox
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Roy W. Howard
Ray Long
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Paxtonville
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Peyton and
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Porter Apts
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