Campaign ends in three weeks in North Carolina race
Democratic campaign managers in Raleigh report rival gains as the primary approaches. Ehringhaus leads in a bipartisan tally with 94,515 votes to Fountain 58,930 and Maxwell 42,529 in 51 of 100 counties, though major counties remain uncounted. Maxwell backer predicts victory, asserting a silent voter bloc will favor him.
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Raleigh
United States
L. P. McLendon
J. C
Mr. Fountain
Maxwell
Albemarle
Ehringhaus
Mecklenburg
Wake
Guilford
Buncombe
Forsyth
J. L. DeLaney
R. T. Fountain
Fountain
Robert Ruark
A. J. Maxwell
Allen J. Maxwell
North Carolina
Humorous Glimpses From North Carolina Supreme Court Records
North Carolina Supreme Court humor emerges from UNC law school banquet anecdotes. Seawell cites cases from the 1870s to 1900s about newspapers belief, church worship, unattached holy vessels, a 13 juror dispute, and a suit between Mr Wealthy Always and Mr Josiah Unthank.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Supreme Court
A. A. F. Seawell
Law School
University of North Carolina
High Court
Seawell
Wealthy
Josiah UN
Bishop Cannon Silent On Camp Candidate
Atlantic City New Jersey Bishop James Cannon Jr a militant prohibition advocate refused to predict outcomes if a wet Democrat runs for the presidency He cited 1924 and 1928 predictions and urged a united front of prohibitionists North and South amid conflicting wet planks and candidates.
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Atlantic City
N. J
James Cannon Jr
Prohibition
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cannon
Friends of Prohibition
South
Ballots to Be Shipped for June 4 Primary
Raleigh officials announce shipment of 1,600,000 primary ballots for the June 4 nominations. Mitchell Printing of Raleigh prints 1,100,000 Democratic ballots on white paper and 500,000 Republican ballots on pink paper for the United States Senate contest.
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Raleigh
United States Senate
R. C. Maxwell
State Board of Elections
Mitchell Printing Company
Lindbergh Baby Found Dead in New Jersey Woods
Putnam County area headlines report the Lindbergh baby found dead in a wooded area near Hopewell eighty miles from the Sourland Mountain estate. Identification rests on clothing fragments as state authorities confirm a fatal skull fracture. Police held a news briefing with Governor Moore and Schwarzkopf guiding the statement.
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Hopewell
N. J
Lindbergh
Sourland Mountain
Charles A. Lindbergh
Trenton
H. Norman Schwarzkopf
A. Harry Moore
William Allen
Schwarzkopf
Allen
Bravery and Sorrow Mark Lindberghs After Baby State
Anne Lindbergh endures unanswerable grief in Hopewell New Jersey as the search for her kidnapped son ends with the child's death. She moments of quiet despair and routine tasks of mourning while Colonel Lindbergh awaited word and later viewed the infant's grave.
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Hopewell
N. J
Anne Lindbergh
Littlei Charles
Trenton
Bee
Betty Gow
Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Marcon
New Jersey
Second Lindbergh Baby Expected This Fall
Report notes the second Lindbergh baby is due late August or early September. Last week Mrs. Lindbergh’s hopes rose as fingerprint research continued at the home. A single fingerprint was found on the stairs possibly by the infant with his nurse. Upstairs in the nursery lay a woolly toy dog a wooden horse and a regiment of tin soldiers awaiting cleanup.
Lindbergh Kidnapping Trails Focus on Vessel and Dr Condon
Hopewell N J authorities report two new leads in the Lindbergh case. A coast guard source says the involved ship is identified and seen in New York harbor recently. A separate line centers on Dr John F Condon known as Jafsie and a Scandinavian contact, with Condon attending daily lineups to aid in locating those linked to the $50 000 payment for the baby's return.
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Hopewell
N. J
High Coast Guard
Norfolk
New York Harbor
John F. Condon
Jafsie
New York City
Westchester
John
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Was a Mild Winter Truly a Blessing
The Elkin Tribune weighs both sides of a mild winter. It notes fewer fires and debt relief for some, yet considers job losses and unused snow removal funds in New York City. The piece highlights how climate effects vary by wealth and circumstance.
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New York City
Elkin Tribune
Ocean Flier Reichers Rescued After Plane Breaks Up
New Jersey speed flyer Lou Reichers was forced to ditch near the Irish coast after a cracked wing damaged fuselage and fuel shortage. A lifeboat crew from the President Roosevelt lowered to retrieve him, and he was carried aboard with a broken nose and facial lacerations. Reichers had aimed to cut Col. Lindbergh’s time, departing New York the previous Thursday.
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New York
Lou Reichers
Atlantic
Ireland
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Greenwich
Harry Manning
Manning
Reichers
Mulligan
Lindbergh
Kingston man shoots brother over late night radio
Frederick McIquhan fired at his brother William at 2 a m after a dance program disturbed his sleep in Kingston Ontario. William died and Frederick was arrested for the killing.
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Kingston
Ontario
Frederick McIquhan
William
Frederick
Special Notices For Sale And Local Ads
Special notices list a 50 pound capacity refrigerator for sale with contact E N Hahn Boone dated 5-12-21. J L Qualls Boone North Carolina offers to buy all suitable hams. Dr C B Baughman visiting Boone monthly for ENT practice. Baby chicks offered at 20 percent May June delivery from Oak Grove Poultry Farm Granite Falls North Carolina. Oak Grove Poultry Farm Hatchery proprietor D R Moore Granite Falls NC 4-28-4p
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E. N. Hahn
Boone
Oak Grove Poultry Farm Hatchery
D. R. Moore
Granite Falls
N. C
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Alice
Reginald Liddell Hargreaves
Alice In Wonderland
Ni Murray Butler
Columbia University
Hargreaves
Virginia
Lish
Dwight W. Morrow
Morrow
Goodyear Trade
Goodyear Speedway
Central Tire Company
A. E. Hodges
Boone, North Carolina
Irish
S. S. Roosevelt
Watauga County
McNess Company
Department P
Freeport
Illinois
J. L. Qualls
Boone, N. C
Wilkes Hatchery
C. C. Gambill
North Wilkesboro
C. B. Baughman
Elizabethton
Tenn
J. B. Hagaman
Watauga County Bank
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