Wake Republicans Hear Frank Linney
Frank A. Linney, renom candidate for governor, spoke two hours at the county courthouse addressing Wake County supporters. He criticized Democratic leaders for moss back ism and inefficiency while praising Republican resolve. The eastern North Carolina Republican ly organized after the rally plans continued efforts. George Winston Craig, son of Governor Craig, was named executive clerk in the Governor's Office succeeding Col. Garland A. Thomason.
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Maxwell
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Mr. Linney
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Treatister Lacey
North Carolina
James Daniel Parker
Smithfield
R. L. Strowd
Chapel Hill
George T. Whitaker
Franklin County
George Winston Craig
Craig
Col
Garland A. Thomason
Governor Craig’s son stays in state to study law
Governor Craig encouraged George Craig to remain in the state to study law rather than join a Mexican charter. George earned his license and will join his father in a junior partnership after the governor’s term ends. Craig returns to office after summer travels aimed at flood recovery and has speaking dates planned with no campaign kickoff yet.
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George Craig
Authors debate joining the Authors League of America
A New York dispute threatens disruption of the Authors League of America this month as members vote on affiliating with the American Federation of Labor. London led opponents warn against the move. supporters note potential copyright gains and stronger contracts, with benefits including public opinion allies.
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American Federation of Labor
Antis
Jack London
Thompson Buchanan
Federation
London
Brander Matthews
William Dear Towells
George Ade
Winston, Churchill
Cobb
Ida Tarbell
Samuel Ge
Mary Roberts Rineheart
George Barr McCroucheon
Walter Pritchard
Lincoln Steffens
George Creel
North Carolina Troops Reach El Paso in Movement
The North Carolina national guard has arrived in El Paso with the second and third infantry regiments joining the first regiment cavalry ambulance and hospital units. South Carolina guardsmen join a practice march of the tenth provisional division at Fort Selden New Mexico in a 15 day hike involving 18 000 troops.
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Wilson's program to election day outlined in conference
President Wilson conferred with Vance C McCormick and Henry Ford in Long Branch and outlined a campaign schedule through October 28 including stops in Omaha Indianapolis St. Louis Chicago and Cincinnati with Shadow Lawn appearances and two New York state visits. McCormick said few additions will be made while Ford pledged support though he will not fund the campaign. Secretary McAdoo may cancel public speeches due to duties in Washington. Wilson plans to depart for Omaha tonight with Mrs. Wilson and Tumulty, returning Saturday morning.
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Vance C McCormick
Henry Ford
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Ohio
Chicago
Cincinnati
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McCormick
Democratic Company Fund
Ford
McAdoo
Washington
Congress
Shipping Board
Bernard Baker
Baltimore
William Denman
San Francis
Philadelphia
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National Commentary on Conformity and Tyranny
A critical riff questions American conformity and self restraint, likening people to sheep and wolves. It blasts vanity in dress and rituals, mocks polite pieties, and rails against public virtue while condemning broad societal submission to tyranny and vulgar consumer brands.
Aviators Face A Task In Mexico
The piece discusses severe Mexican flying conditions challenging U S aviation units. Harsh desert sand and high radiator temperatures strain engines. Propellers fail quickly in dry air and high speeds, while unseen whirlwinds threaten in-flight control.
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Mexico
Aviators Face Violent Whirlwinds in Desert Test
American pilots confront extreme desert conditions with high heat and dry air. Rising currents create violent whirlwinds while soft sands and sparse brush offer shifting, challenging elements for their mission.
All Dressed Up in Sardinia
National Geographic describes Sardinian attire with vivid detail. Men wear bright skirts and white trousers, high boots, and in some districts a Phrygian bonnet-like cap. The article notes long top hair rolled into a puff and a cap that can serve as a pillow, reflecting feasting day customs.
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National Geographic Magazine
Bedight
A Dangerous Practice Reported From Eastport
The Eastport Standard notes a boy fell the previous day and sustained a cut that extended diagonally across the front of the foot in the metatarsal region, severing subcutaneous tissue and superficial muscles. The report implies a dangerous, possibly deadly fall.
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Eastport Standard
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