Unity splits over farm relief delegation to GOP convention
Three factions form around sending a large farmer delegation to the Republican national convention in Kansas City. Proponents cite McNary Haugen as a mobilizing basis while opponents say dirt farmers lack unified relief views. Local leaders and Midwest organizers push to recruit participants despite skepticism.
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Mrs Grubbs Named Virginia Rhododendron Festival Representative
Richmond writer reports Mrs Virginia Gartrell Grubbs a Richmond society matron was named Virginia’s representative of the Rhododendron festival at Asheville for the week beginning June 4.
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Purification Health Regimen Promises Vitality Boost
Physicians tout Purification of the system as nature’s health base. Take Calotabs weekly for several weeks to cleanse your body and improve well being. Family packages with directions sell for 35 cents at drugstores.
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Final Session of Presbyterian Assembly Chooses St Paul
Tulsa hosts the one hundred fortieth general assembly of the US Presbyterian Church. It completes its business with elections of board members and a decision to proceed on a national church campaign in Washington costing 5 million dollars. The assembly also dismissed an appeal involving Rev. Albert Park Fitch over doctrines on the Virgin Birth and set St Paul as next year’s venue.
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General Assembly
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Supreme Court of the Church
Permanent Judicial Commission
New York Synod
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Washington, D. C
St. Paul
Peterson Relies on Front Porch Campaign in Labor Seat Race
O J Peterson Pittsboro newspaper publisher runs for commissioner of labor and printing against Frank Grist and M L Shipman. He promotes a front porch campaign while visiting Raleigh and preparing for the Saturday primary. He plans to rely on letter writing and word of mouth to mobilize voters.
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O. J. Peterson
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Frank Grist
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Peterson
Mexican aviator plans alternate route to Washington
Cap tain Emilio Carraza of the Mexican army says he will not follow Lindbergh’s route to Washington. He plans a path from Tampico to New Orleans, then over Montgomery Alabama Atlanta Georgia Greenville South Carolina and Richmond Virginia to the capital. The 1870 mile flight has no fixed date yet. Airdrome conditioning progress continues with completion expected by Sunday and one more week for final arrangements.
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Dr Mann Discusses American Legion Work
Dr I T Mann of the Andrew Jackson post spoke at the Monarch club luncheon at the Sheraton hotel about American Legion efforts for disabled World War veterans. He said 17 000 applications for disability compensation are on file in Charlotte and about 20 men weekly seek government adjustments. The club expressed appreciation for his work.
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Wealthy Man Accused in Divorce Suit Over Affair
Mrs Irene Frazier Van Heusen, wife of William Proctor Manning Van Heusen of the Collar Manufacturing set, files for alimony and custody of three children. She quotes him saying he preferred another woman and would sacrifice two lives for Ruth, while earning about 1500 dollars a month.
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William Proctor Manning van Heusen
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Jugoslavia Seethes as Italy Protests Roil Belgrade
In Belgrade on May 30, anti Italian demonstrations continued despite arrests and government threats. Students stormed the Imperial Czar restaurant, burned the Italian flag and a portrait of Mussolini, triggering wider protests that police struggled to quell.
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Coroner Jury Reopens Inquiry Into Eason Death
Smithfield May 30 A coroner's jury was called to resume investigation into the death of Everett Eason 35 reported after his body was found on the Selma Smithfield highway. Suspects Paul Pilkington Ansley Pilkington Carl Childress Berdice Narron and James Narron are in custody. Evidence includes an empty whisky flask and a hammer near the victim.
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Everett Eason
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Ansley Pilkington
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James Narron
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Selma-Smithfield
Committee to Inspect Ohio and New York Campaign Activities
Washington May 30 The senate presidential campaign investigating committee will begin inquiries in Ohio and New York starting Friday. Two members will travel to Cincinnati tomorrow night and two others will go to New York City at the same time.
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Vincl Promises Restful Sleep and Pep for Nervous Types
Mrs. T. Johnstone reports her children no longer hate her after using Vincl, a tonic combining iron, phosphate and cod liver peptone. The ad claims the first bottle improves sleep and appetite, boosts energy, and that Vinnol tastes pleasant with quick effects for nervous, tired people. J. A. Hart Drug Co.
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Great Shift in Furniture Making Toward the South
Hugh A. Murrill Jr of Charlotte and High Point states the furniture center is moving southward mirroring the textile shift. Southern states now produce over 120 million dollars annually with North Carolina Virginia Tennessee and Georgia leading. He notes the South will benefit from rising competition and evolving consumer demand for style and service in retail furniture.
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Hugh A. Murrill, Jr
Charlotte
High Point
N. C
Southern Furniture Journal
Southern Furniture Institute
Retail Furniture Association of Georgia
South
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Georgia
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Murrill
Caroline Freeman
Domestic
Chicago
Furniture Institute
Cotton Textile Institute
Delegates split and Coolidge study shapes convention
Delegates and their managers assess unseen voting blocs with 273, 346 and 339 percentages in play. Uninstructed delegates from New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts loom large as caucuses near balloting. Coolidge and Hughes names surface as leaders weigh whether he would accept any renomination.
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Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
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Duke of Newcastle Dies in London at 63
The Duke of Newcastle died in London this morning at age 63. His brother Lord Henry Francis Hope Pelham Clinton Hope is named as successor. His first wife was American actress May Yoke. the couple divorced in 1902.
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Duke of Newcastle
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May Yohe's marriages and vaudeville return in 1923
May Yohe divorced Captain Putnam B Strong in Portland, Oregon in 1910 and later wed Captain Jan Smuts. She resumed vaudeville in New York in the spring of 1923.
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Jan Smuts
New York
Lockhart Dies in Charlotte At 47 A Noted Attorney
James A. Lockhart 47 former state commander of the American Legion and prominent attorney died suddenly at a Charlotte hotel from acute dilation of the heart. He practiced law after being wounded in France in World War I and was a native of Wadesboro with ties to Anson county and Judge Thomas Ashe. Funeral plans not announced.
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James A. Lockhart
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Sarah Moffitt
Wilmington
United States
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Wadesboro
Anson County
Thomas Ashe
Supreme Court
Remembrance Day in Paris Honors War Dead
Ambassador Herrick and American officials led a memorial day in Paris with services at the pro cathedral and St. Josephs, wreaths at the Arc de Triomphe, and 29 915 American graves across sites including Belleau Wood Somme and St Mihiel. Gen. John J. Pershing spoke at Thiaucourt as French orphans decorated graves with poppies.
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St. Mihiel Stector
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North Carolina Potatoes Begin Moving to National Markets
Raleigh May 30. North Carolina potatoes have begun moving to the markets of the country. George Ross head of the division of markets state department of agriculture said the movement began yesterday but he had not received any reports upon its extent.
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North Carolina
George Ross
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Bases and planes join search for Italia near Spitzbergen
BASE SHIPs landed from the mother ship Citta Di Milano for a long trek to Widejord on the northern coast to west Spitzbergen. Lieutenant Luette Holm and two Norwegian guides push an air search from Horton to Tromsoe using the Sealer Hobby as a base. The Italia is believed to have crashed between 9 and 11 am Friday near Moffen Island with rescue chances depending on whether the crash was on land or sea.
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West Spitzbergen
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Spitzbergen Archipelago
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Italia missing dirigible search accelerates by nations
A Soviet aviation committee urged Arch angel to push a hydroairplane and ice breaker to search for the Italia. Sweden plans to send aviators as expenses hinder expedition funding. Norway, after Italy’s request, will press on with a Riiser-Larsen plan using a naval plane to the north.
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Oslo
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Italy
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Big Holiday Sparks Senate Clash Over Bill
The scene in the Senate featured Maryland Democrat Bruce denouncing a proposed deal to move the bill, clashing with Kansas Democrat Robinson and support from Reed and La Follette. Johnson pressed for a vote while Botah of Idaho urged an executive session, ending the shouting as doors closed.
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Johnson
Robinson
Kansas
Reed
Missouri
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Wisconsin
Botah
Idaho
Officers Find Same Men At Wilkes Distillery
Federal agents arrested three men at a Wilkes County Ferguson community distillery late Monday night and found nothing when the trio returned Tuesday morning to search for whiskey. Vestal West Dan West and Anthony Hamby posted bond to face federal prohibition charges.
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Wilkes County
Vestal West
Dan West
Anthony Hamby
United States
VALET Blade Delivers Unmatched Shaving Performance
The new VALET blade cuts through the shave with standout sharpness and durability. Users report more and better shaves, with enthusiastic praise even after the fifteenth use. Dealers note record demand and rising interest from customers seeking these blades over older models.
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