Josephus Daniels Not Running for Governor Says He Has No Desire
The piece reports on Raleigh publisher Josephus Daniels denying any desire for public office while noting continued gubernatorial talk among Eastern leaders. It covers regional politics, potential candidates including Willis Smith and Allen Maxwell, and events in Asheville and Chapel Hill with brief references to state agencies and upcoming farm and civic meetings.
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Pitt Cunty
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
Daniels
Senate
General Assembly
Willis Smith
Durham Kiwanis Club
Four Horsemen
Allen J. Maxwell
Commissioner of Revenue
Maxwell and
Fountain
Frank Duri
Morrison
Greensboro
Daily News
Frank R. McNinch
Anti-Smith
Federal Power Commission
Kansas City Star
Duke Power Co
Thomas
Tom) Bowie
Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina Farmers Convention Opens at State College
The 20th annual session of the North Carolina Farmers and Farm Women convention will be held at State College in Raleigh from July 27 to 31 with a program announcing meetings of state groups and related sessions.
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N. C. State Grange
Cotton Gioners
N. C. State Hatchery Association
N.C. Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Mary Martin Sloop
Crossmore
William A. Graham
U. S
Josiah W. Bailey
W. 0. Saunders
Elizabeth City
N. E. Day
Onslow County
Wheeler McMillan
Country Home
H. H. Bennett
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
W. H. Durst
Raleigh
James C. Farmer
The
National Grange
Lillie B. Mebane
Reidsville
T. J. W. Broom
Union County
U. Benton Blalock
N.C
N. C, Farmers’ and Farm Women's Convention
State College
Mrs Lewter Enrolls In New York Beauty School
Mrs William E Lewter visiting sister Mrs Emmons F Mason of Staten Island New York decides to mix business with pleasure. She has enrolled in the E Burham School of Culture a leading beauty treatment school in New York City She attends classes on the ninth floor of the Bush Building and plans to enter the business after graduation.
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William E. Lewter
Emmons F. Mason
Staten Island
N. Y
E. Burham
North Carolina approves 74 new medical licenses
Raleigh reports 74 applicants passed the state medical examination to practice in North Carolina marking the second time in state history. Dr. John W. McConnell says strict college requirements explain the success, noting 13 licensed by credential endorsement from other states. A white woman, Vida C. McLod, is mentioned with her doctor husband.
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the Herald
Raleigh
North Carolina
John W. McConnell
Vida C. Mc| Lod
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State ‘Tax Commission
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