Governor Stuart Speaks in Robeson to Rally for Democrats
Raleigh reports Governor Henry Clay Stuart will headline a Lumberton rally seen as the state’s biggest political day. Other speakers may include Congressman Godwin and Cameron Morrison as Robeson County hosts a major Democratic push ahead of a broad campaign effort.
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Raleigh
Henry Clay Stuart
North Carolina
Lumberton
Stuart
Richmond
Robeson
Godwin
Cameron Morrison
Neill A. Sinclair
Bickett
Albemarle
Salisbury
Congress
Linney
Republican Committee
Warren
Roosevelt
J. Y. Joyner
Durham
Delegates Return From State Council of the Junior Order
High Point delegates report the State Council of the Junior Order adjourned at Goldsboro with a record year. District Deputy Joe W. Sechrest announced a 7 160 membership across Guilford Randolph Alamance Rockingham Caswell, a 543 gain, and said 27 districts now exist. He plans an active Randolph campaign and was elected to the national council for four years.
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J. W. Sechrest
A. F. Moore
J. W. Hayworth
J. L. Sechrest
J. A. Capps
E. F. Seagraves
Jones
Trophy Council
Joe W. Sechrest
Guilford
Randolph
Alamance
Rockingham
Caswell
Sechrest
National Council
Troubled Fortune Faces New Scrutiny and Movements
Ernest E Fortune, just sentenced for wife beating after leaping from a courthouse window, remains in custody. He is to be transported to Spartanburg to respond to abandonment and support charges tied to a claimed second marriage, with a wife and another woman asserting prior marriage.
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Lexington
Ernest E. Fortune
Spartanburg
D.C
Sherri C. C. Shaw
Fortune
Ten Cent Loaf Standard For Bread Adopted By Bakers
Chicago Sept 9 bakers recommend abandoning the 5 cent loaf and standardizing a 10 cent loaf to reduce waste and improve quality. Local conditions may allow a smaller loaf with price tied to cost. Cost increases in flour rye sugar shortening milk salt wrapping paper and delivery are noted. S F McDonald Memphis predicts broad adoption benefiting bakers retailers and housewives.
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Bakers’ National Convention
Salt Lake City
S. F. McDonald
Memphis
Cattle Scourge Strikes Philippine Islands Epidemic
Manila reports a serious cattle scourge in the Philippines with hundreds of work animals dead. Governor-General Harrison calls for interdepartmental cooperation to control the rinderpest epidemic, noting few fences and plans for a serum lab, more vets, and immunization stations. Past outbreaks in 1887 and 1901 caused high mortality. current losses are about six tenths of one percent.
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Manila
Y.S
Tropics
Philippines
Harrison
Philippine
Opening of Greensboro College for Women 1916-17 session
The Greensboro College for Women held its formal opening yesterday morning in the college chapel. The event drew students, faculty, and friends and featured remarks from city representatives, the chamber of commerce, national educational figures, and city ministers. President Turrentine and several city ministers sat on the platform.
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Greensboro
Greensboro College For Women
Chamber of Commerce
Turrentine
High Point graduates boost college entry rate
Eighteen of 35 High Point high school seniors from last May have entered or expect to enter college this month, seen by school officials as an unusually high share. The list includes Hugh Hamilton with a four year Davidson scholarship and Baxter Ridge at the University of North Carolina with a four year scholarship, among others at Trinity, Greensboro College for Women, Virginia State Normal and more.
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High Point High School
Hugh Hamilton
Davidson
Violet Johnson
Queens
Banks Bencini
Mercersburg
Grizzelle Hartsell
Trinity
Odie Ingram
Enniss Strupe
Virginia State Normal
Herbert Field
Belbuckle
Tenn
Clara Steele
Greensboro College For Women
Nellie Muse
Brenau
Elizabeth Harris
Baxter Ridge
University of North Carolina
Earle Smith
Bessie Tate
Converse
Fern Ferree
State Normal
Alice Riddick
Westown
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Norwood
Katherine Harmon
1300 Children Attend School at Rheims under Cannon Fire
Sydney dispatch reports Walter B. Griffin, Chicago architect and Canberra capital director, testifying in a government inquiry into Home Affairs funds and design issues. He criticizes time wasted on defense rather than construction while defending his contract. Archibald describes tensions with American officials and asserts ministerial authority.
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Rheims
Sydney
Australia
Walter B. Griffin
Chicago
Canberra
Department of Home Affairs
Archibald
Home Affairs
King O'Malley
Griffin
Cleveland County Lawyer Seeks Assistant Attorney General Post
Shelby news says C. B. McBrayer a bright young attorney from Shelby and Marion is a candidate for assistant attorney general under Judge Manning if Democrats win. He receives strong endorsements from many state lawyers including Coot Jones of Lenoir who withdrew after the primary to aid Manning.
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Shelby
C. B. McBrayer
Marion
Manning
McBrayer
Coot” Jones
Lenoir
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W! T. Bost
United States
United States Supreme Court
Merritt Miller
Hardee Wiggins
Asheville
Alli
Philip L. Philips
Philips
Maude Waddell
Miller
Wiggins
Wiggins and Miller
Green Brothers
Wiggins-Miller
Penland
Lyman Kk. Dilts
Dilts
State Council OF the Junior Order
Council of the Junior Order
Just
Goldsboro
E. E. Fortune
The
National Association of Master
Bakers
Philippine Islands
Mr. O'Malley
O'Malley
Cleveland County
Calvert
Arctic Ice &CoalCo
New Edison
Mr. Edison
Edison
Hart Drug Company
New York
Frisco
Detroit
Sisson Motor Supply Co
S. Main ST
Bank of Commerce
C. E. Kearns
J. H. Adams
H. A. Millis
A. M. Rankin
G. A. Pollock, JR
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