North CarolinaVoters to Decide World War Veterans Loan Act
North Carolina voters will face ballots on November 2 to ratify a constitutional amendment changing election returns procedure and the World War Veterans Loan Act. The loan program, offering up to 3000 to veterans with 75 percent loan limits, was previously struck for wording technicalities and re submitted after a 1925 legislative fix.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
State Board of Elections
General Assembly
McLean
A Childs Laxative Mothers Can Rely On
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois promotes Syrup Pepsin as a harm less laxative for children. It claims to regulate bowels during constipation feverish bouts and cold illnesses and offers a free sample by mail.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
Illinois
Finch Sails With Army For Panama Canal
Kenneth R. Finch son of Mrs Mary Lee Finch High Point North Carolina enlisted in the regular army and sailed from Brooklyn with 500 soldiers aboard the Cambrai for the Panama Canal zone. The voyage includes a stop at San Juan Porto Rico where tours are arranged by the War Department. Finch, who joined the coast artillery, will serve under Major General Charles H. Martin guarding the canal after training at Fort Slocom.
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New York
Kenneth R. Finch
Mary Lee Finch
Pine Street
High Point
North Carolina
Brooklyn
U. S. Army
Cambrai
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
Atlantic
San Juan
Porto Rico
Captain Kid
War Department
Guaguas
Finch
Coast Artillery Branch
Army
Charles H. Martin
Panama Canal Department
Canal
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Long Island Sound
J. J. Bradley
Tobacco Market Roars As North Carolina Sees 300 Million Pounds
Raleigh reports North Carolina’s 1926 tobacco season aims at 300 million pounds in the new bright belt after a lean era, with prices rising 50 percent from 1925 levels. Nationwide, state growers expect over 400 million pounds statewide at higher prices as old belt markets open late fall.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Bright Belt
New Bright Belt
Old Belt
State Line
Miami Wire Link Restored After Shutdown
Leased wire to Miami was restored at 7 40 this morning reconnecting the Miami News office to AP Florida circuit. It marked the first direct wire communication with Miami since last Saturday.
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Atlanta
Miami
Associated Press
Florida
Dairy Prices in Chicago Trade Briefly Stable
Dairy and eggs show no change in Chicago market on Sept 22. Butter receipts total 5 384 tubs while eggs receipts reach 5 565. AP report notes stable pricing with steady demand.
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Chicago
Max Abernethy Cured Of Going Pheasant Hunting
Raleigh dispatch reports Max Abernethy chief clerk to Secretary of State W N Everett will not go pheasant hunting again. A Franklin N C correspondent requested two pheasants, Abernethy investigated sourcing then passed details along. The seeker disappeared, leaving the office to locate him.
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Max Abernethy
Raleigh
W. N. Everett
Franklin, N. C
Mr. Abernethy
Secretary’s Office
Franklin
Abernethy
the Inquirer
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Ringe Albert
P.A
R. J. Reynolds
Tebecco Empany
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