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Glenn letter clears Blackburn charges in public feud
Salem Ort a lengthy letter from R B Glenn to the Wilkesboro Chronicle frames affidavits accusing Blackburn of corruption while serving as United States Commissioner. He confirms not endorsing the charges but notes Judge Dick ordered action and urges publication of the facts. Glenn also endorses Carr for Senate, praising his education work, military service, and integrity, and criticizes Blackburn with a list of alleged misdeeds.
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Nea. R. B
United States
Winston Salem
Glenn
Wilkesboro
Uni Ted Sites
Torebont
Blackburn
A. Reynolds
A. E. Holton
Mr. Barber
Thad
U. S
Deal
James Rousseau
H. L. Green
5. T. Neale
General Carr
Senate
Watauga
National Congress
Simmons
Democratic Party
Carr
Lam
Tam
Watanga
Carris
Lenoir
American Tobacco Company
Lifth
Pou
Congress
Raleigh
Mr. Carr
Diyrise
Soldier Friens
Villey H. Swirr
Duplin County
Abe Midgleton
House of Representatives
North Carolina
Carolina
United States Congress
Conneill
F. M. Simmrons