Glenn Nominated at Greensboro Convention Large and Noisy
The Democratic State convention at Greensboro named Robert B. Glenn for governor with a slate of other candidates and renominated key officials. The gathering, the state's largest and noisiest, featured rousing speeches by Victor S. Bryant and W. A. Self while Governor Aycock’s speech drew the most attention amid loud demonstrations by Glenn supporters.
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Robert B. Glenn
Francis D. Winston
Supreme Court
W. A. Hoke
George H. Brown
B. F. Dixon
B. R. Lacy
J. Bryan Grimes
J. Y. Joyner
H. B. Varner
S. L. Rogers
S. L. Patterson
Dixon
Lacy
Grimes
Joyner
Varner
Rogers
Patterson
Julian S. Carr
Durham
Locke Craig
Asheville
John E. Woodard
Wilson
E. J. Hale
Fayetteville
F. S. Spruill
Franklin
W. A. Self
Ca Tawba
R. A. Coughton
Aycock
Victor S. Bryant
Bryant
Stedman
Catawba
Turner
Self
Davidson
Craig
West
Blue Ridge
J. G. Buxton
Capt. Glenn
Forsyth
Mr. Buxton
Glenn
Greensboro
Democratic State Platform Endorses Aycock Administration in North Carolina
The Greensboro platform proclaims Democratic rule brings peace and progress, praises educational gains and municipal efficiency under Aycock, and vows to uphold taxation fairness, Confederate veteran support, and expanded public services. It denounces Republican trusts, centralized federal power, and tariff and anti monopoly critiques while urging unity for white supremacist governance.
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Democratic Party of
North Carolina
Charles Brantly Aycock
Democratic Party
Daniel L. Russell
Confederate Veterans
Republic
Legislative Department
Repubican Party
Thome
Republican Party
Washington
Soveriegn
United States
Carolina Seaside Resort Offers Restful Seashore Stay
Wrightsville Beach hotel advertises its Seashore Hotel as the ideal summer retreat. It notes expanded capacity, excellent service, and easy rail access via Seaboard Air Line with planned late-afternoon departures from Charlotte and up-country points. The piece emphasizes healthful sea air, surf, and welcoming atmosphere for all guests.
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Wrightsville
Seashore
Wrightsvile Beach
N.C
Atlantic
Seaboard Air Line
Charlotte
Wilmington
Seaboard
South
Sea Shore
Honoring the New Arrival in Cumberland
A Cumberland England custom marks a birth with rum butter a palatable mix of butter sugar rum and spices offered to every visitor for several weeks after birth Refusal is seen as an insult to the child and its family
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Cumberland
England
Christ Came That They Might Have Life Abundantly
A Sunday evening sermon at Talavette Avenue Presbyterian by Rev. Georg Lunn emphasizes Jesus's purpose to grant life now, not merely after death. He argues life means fellowship with God, moral action, and obedience, urging immediate repentance and active service rather than delaying for the next world.
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Brooxlyn
N. Y
Talavette
Avenue Presbyterian Church
Georg . Lunn
John
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Father
Jesus
Arife
Immanuel
Henry Drummond
God the Father
Heaven
God's Service and the Broad Path of Worship
A reflective prose snippet quotes L. W. L. Jennings on God’s service, arguing true worship lies in kindly deeds rather than ritual ecstasy. It contends spiritual approval is earned through everyday mercy, and that divine service spans broad needs binding humanity to eternity.
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L. W. L. Jennings
Religious Herald
Optimism in Jesus Deepens Browning Contrast
G H Morrison notes that Christ’s optimism rests on God’s presence on earth. He cites ravens fed and sparrows arrayed by divine care, and even hairs of a man’s head numbered, providing a radiant quietude to Jesus. The assertion parallels Browning’s eye on God in heaven with a deeper earthly assurance.
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Jesus
Robert Browning
Browning
Christ
G. H. Morrison
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Cansler
E. Tler
Glen
Censler
Tubborn
Col
James T. Morehead
Olonel
Wlete
R. B. White
Ir. Turner
Democratic State Platform
Temperance
Watts
General Assembly
Pristones
Insurance Department
Congress
Appalachiin Forest Reserve
Carolina
God's Service
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