Wisconsin primary stakes for Lafollette rivals in tight race
Primary contests in New York Massachusetts and Wisconsin shape November battles. LaFollette brothers drive Wisconsin as prohibition and tax policy dominate eastern races. State and federal nominations hinge on Lorain rivalries and key incumbents in New York and Massachusetts.
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la Follette
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John B. Chapple
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F. Ryan Duffy
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William 8. Youngman
Prohibition
Robert Luce
Frederick M. Davenport
Luce
Davenport
James W. Wadsworth
Concord man critically hurt in Winston-Salem truck fall
F W Lippard of Concord was seriously injured after falling from an express truck in Winston-Salem and is not expected to recover.
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F. W. Lippard
Concord
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Lucky Scrike
State official demonstrates budget balancing in fisheries
Raleigh reports that J. S. Hargett, assistant director of inland fisheries, reduced expenses by 29 percent in 1931-32 to prevent a shortfall. Anglers license receipts fell from 37,680 to 29,473 dollars, creating a carryover of 3,088 dollars. Hatchery fish distribution rose from 3,683,330 to 4,518,949 in two years, with core programs maintained and expansion planned when funds allow.
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Like Father Like Son Woollen Jr Follows Footsteps
In Chapel Hill Charlie Woollen steps into Johnny Peacock’s role as second string quarterback in the first regular scrimmage at Carolina. If his form holds a Woollen may direct the team on the field while Charles T. Woollen Sr. runs university athletics operations as business and graduate manager.
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Cherokee Indian Ball Games Rally For Four Day Show
Cherokees from Birdtown Paint Town Wolft on Big Cove and Cherokee gather for a four day fall Indian ball festival October 4 to 7. The rough field sport features bare feet carved bats and no rules with wares and wagers stoking tribal pride amid the Cherokee Indian fair routines.
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Birdtown
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Great Smoky Mountains
Overcome Pains this better way
Women who fall into a weak run down state face lingering symptoms. The text suggests nourishment as a remedy to relieve pain and nagging discomfort, noting weakness as the underlying cause.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Phipps Shifty Backfield Star For Tar Heels
Chapel Hill reports John Phipps, Carolina backfield standout from 1930 freshmen and 1931 varsity letter winner, showing exceptional shiftiness and blocking. A minor back injury last week may not hinder him as he nears the Wake Forest matchup Saturday.
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Chapel Hill
John Phipps
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Wake Forest
Not Por Her
A witty Tit Bits quip about love and future survival prompts a playful exchange. The speaker debates ending a romance until discovering what she will live on beyond affection.
Slow Upward Trade Trend Across Industries in September
Editors nationwide report a slow upward movement in many lines for the month. Building contracts rise substantially while cement prices hold steady and carloadings increase. Credit expands for railway work as labor troubles ease. Pig iron demand and ingot output edge higher. machinery orders ahead of July. Oil production slows. chemical consumption rises. stocks decline. Textile industry gains noted as cotton stocks are low and unfilled orders peak since March 1929.
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New York
Associated Business Papers, Inc
Travelers Aid Service helps stranded visitors in High Point
Mrs. W. T. Saunders through the YWCA coordinates Travelers Aid to assist stranded travelers in High Point. Over the past year she has resolved nearly a hundred cases from returning a Detroit girl to her mother to aiding a nineteen year old with family hardship and employment efforts.
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Travelers Aid
High Point
W. T. Saunders
Y. W. C. A. Service
Detroit
Travelers’ Aid
Richmond
Ehringhaus Attacks GOP Tactics in North Carolina Campaign
Democratic nominee J C B Ehringhaus accused the Republican party of diverting voters from economic pain to prohibition in a campaign stop at Rutherfordton as he barnstormed the western hills. He said the GOP relies on prohibition to win in November.
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Rutherfordton
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Prohibition
Utilities Firms In For Hard Battle In 1933 Legislature
Raleigh dispatch notes North Carolina utility companies face a tough fight to keep current rate structures as the Fair Utility Rate association aims for 30 000 members. The group seeks uniform rates based on impartial property appraisals, contends inflated valuations bias current rates, and plans statewide membership to influence the 1933 General Assembly.
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Fair Utility Rate Association
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Charlotte
Mecklenburg County
General Assembly
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Association
State Corporation Commission
Prohibition Question Dominates Speech Citing GOP Failures
Ehringhaus dismissed the prohibition issue, quoted his own view of the three greatest blows to prohibition, and faulted Harding Coolidge and Hoover. He then argued that state government costs fell about 30 percent under Democratic control while federal costs rose similarly under Republican control.
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Ehringhaus
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