Hughes resigns from Supreme Court to seek President nomination
Supreme Court Justice Charles Evans Hughes resigns from the bench to accept the Republican nomination. He telegrams Harding declaring Americanism and the need to respond in this crisis. President Wilson accepts Hughes's resignation, effective immediately, and Hughes informs reporters at his study. Attorney General Bickett praises North Carolina supporters and credits a loyal campaign staff for the victory.
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Ostrich Exhibit Promises Fourth of July Spectacle
The event features Hurricane the fastest trotting ostrich, weighing 400 pounds and standing 40 feet high, racing at speeds of 12 to 15 fer. Thousands will attend as the bird is shown in harness and driven in a four wheeled vehicle with free daytime exhibition and lectures on ostrich habits.
Prophecy and Political Rumors Spread Through The Kicker
The notice claims Jee Wharton faced threats and lynching, while rumors circulate about another political bid. It contends advertising funds politics and criticizes John Holmes for refusing ads, alleging violence and a sales-driven motive behind local press.
Unclear fragmentary notice about invitations and wind
The text is an unclear fragment referencing invitations and wind with no coherent event or identifiable entities. It does not provide a readable news item or concrete facts for a proper summary.
Grass Valley Cyclone Rumor Confuses Local Readers
Reported cyclone tale from Grass Valley circulates with odd details about a cinnamon bear and a fence panel. A quirky line mocks the fear of weather rumors, suggesting belief as the only safe breath in this country amid erratic chatter.
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Doans Kidney Pills Promote Back Pain Relief
Monroe readers report relief from backache and sluggish kidneys after taking Doans Kidney Pills. Example: Jesse D. Helms, retired farmer of Pine Street Monroe, credits the remedy with reducing kidney congestion and back pain. Roosevelt won a state primary vote in North Carolina with 17 convention votes. Hughes won four. Woman suffrage advocates demonstrated in Chicago during the Republican convention.
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