Brummitt Questions Loom Over Governor Bid
Raleigh dispatch notes Attorney General Dennis G. Brummitt remains noncommittal as Denis Maxwell, commissioner of revenue, enters the Democratic gubernatorial race. Brummitt said he has no announced plan, declined to clarify what he is waiting for, and offered no hint of withdrawing.
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J. C. Baskervill
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
Dennis G. Brummitt
Allen J. Maxwell
Brummitt
Daniels
Brummitt Eyes Stronger Run In Four Way Governor Race
Analysts say Brummitt gains ground as Maxwell and Ehringhaus split anti sales tax votes, potentially boosting Brummitt to enter the second primary. He touts government experience, favors restrained reform, and opposes a broad push for a sales tax though openness to new revenue exists.
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Maxwell
Brummitt
Ehringhaus
Fountain
Council of State
Goth’ Maxwell
Will Fountain
Compromise on Deputy's Sui in North Carolina Railroad Case
Lexington September verdict awards David J. Lamb seven thousand five hundred dollars plus hospital and medical bills after a Thomasville crossing collision. Southern Railway settled for the main defendants though the suit named the North Carolina Railroad, Lamb injured while guiding a prisoner in his car at a crossing with loss of a foot and severe facial injuries. The plaintiff claimed lack of warning signals at the crossing.
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Lexington
David J. Lamb
Thomasville
North Carolna Railroad Company
E. C. Byerly
Main Line
Southern Railway Company
Mr. Lamb
Southern Railway
Glorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart beauty masks at home
The article presents several home beauty treatments emphasizing time and simple pantry ingredients. It describes a bran and honey mask, barley flour with rose water for sensitive skin, and an egg mask for firming, with step by step application and removal guidance.
Battle Monument Height Spars Over Its Future
In Bennington Vermont the 306 foot Battle Monument, raised 44 years ago to honor the 1777 battle, faces renewed debate as sculptor August Lukeman inspects it and warns it may crumble under its own weight. The dispute centers on how long the shaft will stand and its relative size compared to the Washington Monument.
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Bennington
Bennington Battle Monument
Washington Monument
August Lukeman
Stone Mountain
Skeptics challenge Lukeman on tall monument plan
Several authorities including Henry Parsons Jones dispute Lukeman's forecast. Jones notes a brick shaft would crumble under its own weight at 840 feet, a sandstone shaft at 5,590 feet, and granite versions much higher. He adds Bennington monument would need 14 to 30 times its height to crush itself.
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Henry Parsons Jones
Lukeman
Jones
Bennington
Barley beard causes forced landing and injury to doctor
In Gallipolis Ohio a forced field landing injures Dr Charles E Holzer a flying surgeon. A barley beard lodged in his throat causing infection. He was treated at Johns Hopkins Baltimore for the condition and advised further care.
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Gallipolis
Charles E. Holzer
Holzer
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
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