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Roanoke Rapids
North Carolina
Herald Publishing Co
Page crushes Morrison in Aberdeen political clash
Aberdeen audience hears Henry A. Page attack Cameron Morrison as unfitted for high office. He calls Morrison a cog in a machine and accuses the political machine of resisting progressive measures. Ex-Secretary McAdoo rejects entering the Democratic Convention, citing duty, cost, and private fortune concerns.
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Aberdeen
Max Gardner
Henry A. Page
Cameron Morrison
Morrison
William G. Mc Adoo
Shouse
San Francisco
Me Adoo
the Treasury
Gardner drives for governor amid labor agitator clash
D G Brummitt urges North Carolina voters to back Max Gardner in the July primary. He warns against Barrett and McMahon backed by organized labor foes, saying Gardner would represent all people and resist special interests. Brummitt, Speaker of the House, frames the choice as crucial for the state's future.
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North Carolina
Gardner
Morrison
Barrett
McMahon
Asheville
South Carolina
Goldsboro
Paker
Farmer
Merchant
Max Gardner
Democratic Party
Cleveland
D. G. Brummitt
House Representatives
First Woman Lawyer Adorns Salvation Army Role
Miss Frooks, 22, with a 1918 law degree, opens the Salvation Army Legal Aid Office at National Headquarters New York. As the Poor Man's Lawyer she has helped tenement dwellers, resolved landlord disputes, paid mortgages, drawn up contracts, and defended actions in court while managing Army property nationwide.
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Salvation Army
Weat Fourteenth Street
New York City
Miss Frooks
Abe
Army
A GirL of the Hour in a Metropolitan Love Test
Rhoda learns of Maurice Croft's excursion with Lulu Langford and confronts a plot to punish him. The pair travel from quiet village life to expensive city temptations, facing detours of vanity, money, and sentiment before deciding to forget the transgression and return home together.
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Linton
Tess
Rhoda
Maurice Croft
Maurice
Winifred Forbes
Jonth
Springfeld
Aleck Prince
Lut Langford
Lulu
Winifred
Thoda
Phyllis
Ufe
Clifton
Springfield
Plaxic
Filtter
Lulu Langford
Rhodal
Peggy Becomes Secretary After President Arrives Late
A narrator recalls Peggy being elected secretary of a small church club. She struggles with meeting protocol while the president is absent and claims she arrived first to take the chair, revealing a humorous mix up over who holds the big seat and the meeting’s order.
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Peggy
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J.T. Stainwack
F. M. Saute
Borror
Marse Henry
MR. McAdoo
Brummitt
House of Representatives
Democracy
O. Max Gardner
Miss Dorothy
National Headquarters
Miss Dorothy Frooks
Coburn
F. M. Coburn
First National Bank
The
Halifax
Northampton Counties
C. A. Wyche, Prest
S.F. Patterson
V-Prest
J.T. Stainback
T. W. M. Long, V-Prest
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