Parker entered Salisbury mayor race pledging clean administration
L Thomas Parker, former councilman and House member, announced his run for Salisbury mayor. He promises an efficient administration, citing seven years on the City Council and a record of progressive street and municipal improvements. Born near Whittesville, he now heads the Salisbury plant of the Adkins Lumber Co.
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Faces Second Court Session Within Week
In Atlanta Ga on February 13 a dramatic social court case unfolds as Mrs Candier alleges marital tensions following a brief marriage. The proceedings touch on a possible divorce and include references to Walter Candier and a recent assault connected to a voyage on the S S Berengaria.
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Chinese girl defies parental betrothal in marriage dispute
Miss Chiang Chin Yen an 18 year old Chinese high school student challenges a family betrothal contract by public ad announcing she will marry who she chooses. Her parents concede canceling the agreement while her elder brother relinquishes any say in the match. The case stirs debate between modern youth and conservative tradition across China.
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St Louis Starts Drive Against Criminals
Colonel Phillip H Brockman announces a city wide drive in St Louis to clean up districts. Police aim to arrest criminals and their assistants with a plan to continue indefinitely or be replaced if goals are not met.
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Inventor Nudsen Maxim Questions Coffee and Tea Toxicity
New York reports indicate Nudsen Maxim, a chemist and inventor, asserts opinions about coffee and tea and potential toxins. The fragment hints at a Thritters Society discussion and mentions February events but lacks full details.
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President Outlines Policies Of His Administration In New York Address
President outlines national policy aims in New York at a birthday dinner. He calls for bipartisan support for Mellon taxes, farm aid, and oil land investigations, while warning against improper public officer conduct and urging quick action on reform.
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Williamson County Quiet as State Troops Enforce Arms Ban
In Williamson County under state troop occupation tension rises between dry Ku Klux Klan and Knights of the Flaming Circle. The Klan leader S Glenna Young faces firearm restrictions as troops order him to disarm and retreat to his home after forays. Citizens who have stayed aloof are urged to weigh the situation.
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Hawehman Farmers Face Proposals in Territorial Loan Row
The article reports a dispute among Hawaiian farmers over proposed territorial farm loan terms. It notes a planned meeting and mentions lenders seeking repayment while tenants claim unfair terms. Statements from farmers warn of legal action if conditions fail to change.
Marion Opens New Community Mall And Hall
The town unveils a new Community Hall with a completed store space and upper floor for moving pictures. An ice cream and soda program will be offered, and the building will feature up to date futures. The opening is planned for a Saturday night with a full program.
McAdoo Son's Nomination Path Discussed in Chicago Conference
A fragment from Washington dated February 13 reports talks on the possible Democratic nomination for William G. McAdoo's son. The plan involves a conference of state leaders and a Chicago meeting to map the candidacy path. The text is garbled but references a managerial figure and political life remarks.
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Paria Report on MacDonald Premier Accord Hopes
The article reports Paria coverage of Prime Minister MacDonald’s anticipated agreement with Laborites. It suggests MacDonald will secure a deal seemingly with ease, noting expectations in Parliament and public reaction.
Unclear early 20th century telegrams mix on wars and diplomacy
Fragmentary notices from multiple cities report alleged assassinations, government moves, and trade figures. Disjointed items mention Norway recognizing the Soviet government de jure, a perjury trial in Milwaukee, and tentative U S trade balances.
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Impatient claim of school funding reshaped in politics
Annapolis reports show disagreement over school budget increases and tax impacts. Governor defends past steps to reorganize boards and cites prior funding, while critics say further raises are needed despite evidence of existing increases.
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Track and Race Preparations For Speedway International
Work on the Speedway track continued with judges stands and spectator accommodations being adjusted. Officials report ongoing preparations for the upcoming international automobile race in May, with seating and facilities being refined to handle expected crowds.
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