State offices list released for June 1 primary
Raleigh April 30 W S Wilson compiled a long slate of candidates for State offices with party labels. The primary is June 1. The list covers Corporations Commission Chief Justice Supreme Court Associate Justices Superior Court Judges Solicitors State Senate and Congress districts with Democrat and Republican nominees.
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Raleigh
W. S. Wilson
Legislative Reference
Member Corporation Commission
George P. Pell
Winston- Salem
Joseph J. Jenkins
Siler City
Supreme Court
Walter Clark
William P. Bynum
Greensboro
William R. Allen
Goldsboro
Platt D. Walker
Charlotte
Herbert F. Seawell
Carthage
Henry R. Starbuck
Winston-Salem
Judges Superior Court
John H. Kerr
Warrenton
Frank A. Daniels
W. M. Person
Louisburg
Perry J. Olive
Apex
Thomas H. Calvert
William B. Snow
William C. Harris
E. Ww. Timberlake
Wake Forest
Henry P. Lane
Reidsville
David H. Blair
John T. Bennett
Rockingham
W. J. Adams
James McNeill Johnson
Aberdeen
B. F. Long
Statesville
R. T. Weatherman
T. B. Finley
Wilkesboro
Charles G. Gilreath
Frank W. Hanes
Yadkinville
Welch Galloway
Brevard
M. H. Justice
Rutherfordton
Demoocrat
J. Bis Ray
Burnsville
P. A. McElroy
Marshall
Charles G. Lee
Asheville
William J. Hannah
Waynesville
Demo‘crat
A. M.frye
Bryson City
Bryson
United States Senate
F. M. Simmons
Republi
John M. Morehead
John H. Small
Washington
C. R
Merchants to Implement Council of Defense Recommendations
On May 1 Columbia merchants will close stores at 6 pm and limit deliveries to two per day. Returns will be restricted to three days, special deliveries and C O D orders curtailed, goods sent on approval stopped, and credit terms set to 30 days.
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Columbia
N. C
Commercial Economy Board
Council of National Defense
Columbia Voters Decide Mayor and Council Seat
Columbia voters choose a mayor between R. J. Blalock and L. A. Griffin and pick one council member. In the mayoral race Blalock led with 626 to Griffins 435. For the council seat C. M. Asbill had 616 votes and M. M. Rice 676.
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Columbia
D. C
R. J. Blalock
L. A. Griffin
Mr. Asbill
Dr. Rice
South Carolina towns over quota in third Liberty Loan
Several South Carolina communities have over-subscribed the third Liberty Loan and earned honorary flags. The list includes Allendale Andrews Blackstock Chappell Cherokee county Chester Chester county Clinton Cottageville Cowards Fort Mill Furman Gaffney Georgetown county Gray Court Great Falls Holly Hill Jasper county Lexington Owings Pamlico Ruffin Sumter Trenton Walhalla Ware Shoals Whitmire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Allendale
Andrews
Blackstock
Chappell
Cherokee County
Chester
Chester County
Clinton
Cottageville
Cowards
Fort Mill
Furman
Gaffney
Georgetown County
Gray Court
Great Falls
Holly Hill
Jasper County
Lexington
Owings
Pamlico
Ruffin
Sumter
Trenton
Walhalla
Ware Shoals
Whitmire
Last week sees surge in liquor permits in Columbia
The April 30 report notes 201 liquor permits issued since March 10, a 38 rise from the prior week. Some slips allowed up to 50 gallons and one quart, yielding $20.10 in probate office fees. Rector to Oppose Swearingen.
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Columbia
S. C
Captain Daly Dead in Columbia Police Chief Passes
Captain Owen Daly aged 86 and longtime chief of police of Columbia died suddenly at his home on Gervais Street Sunday afternoon after a short illness.
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Captain Daly
Columbia
S. C
Owen Daly
Gervais Street
South Carolina Subscribes Over Half Lib erty Loan Quota
Columbia April 30 with eight million dollars reported and many banks not yet reporting South Carolina has subscribed considerably over half her apportionment of the third Liberty loan. The campaign continues with rising enthusiasm and the committee expects to exceed the 314,000,000 allotment.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Three Big Guns and Early 20th Century Notices Pass Through Europe
The item notes three German long distance guns built for Paris bombardment moving through Belgium toward France. It also reports Madras India establishes a women medical school and McGill University planning a Bachelor of Household Science degree for women. A 1918 bond election in New Hanover County sets bond limits and polling details for public school improvements with extensive registration and polling place lists.
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Amsterdam
Dusseldorf
Paris
Les Nouveilles
Belgium
France
McGill University
Canada
Military nurses and ANOS workers expand war hospital staff
More than 17 000 English OMan now employed as military nurses and 28 000 more in ANOS work at military hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman
Mortgage Sale Notice by Wilmington Homestead Loan Association
Public sale to highest bidder for cash on April 29, 1918 at the Court House door Wilmington in Willmington City. Property on Nixon Street and Eighth Street described as 120 by 60 feet, beginning at Nixon and Eighth intersection. Sale conducted by John D. Bellamy & Son attorneys for Wilmington Homestead Loan Association.
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John J. Furlong
Widwinton
Wilmington
Relves
City of
Meares
Second Street
Martin Street
Marth Street
Leel
Wilmington Homestead and Loan Association
John D. Bellamy & SN
Stacy Adams
Amillameea Isterd and Loan Association
New County
Court House
Willipton
Nixon Street
Myyy Street
Wilmington Homestead RaNp Loan Association
John D. Bellamy & Son
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Pugh
Elizabeth City
William Stanton Bailey
Manteo
Claude Kitchin
Scotland Neck
George E. Hood
Charles L. Abernethy
New Bern
W. T. Dortch
Claude R. Wheatley
Beaufort
Edward Poll
Smithfield
Robert H. Dixon
Charles M. Stedman
John W. Kurfees
Germanton
H. L. Godwin
Dunn
A. L. McCaskill
Fayetteville
L. D. Robinson
Wadesboro
Jas. D. Gregg
Liberty
Walter Murphy
Salisbury
R. L. Doughton
Laurel Springs
Frank A. Linney
Boone
J. C. B. Ehbringhaus
R. G. Allsbrook
Tarboro
Garland E. Midgette
Jackson
Walter D. Siler
J. Loyd Horton
Farmville
Z. V. Rawls
Bayboro
R. E. Whitehurst
J. K. Warren
Jas. A. Powers
Kinston
Jno
A. Gavin
J. Kenansville
J. Frank Wooten
Jacksonville
Buck Hillary Crumpler
A. Newell
Herbert E. Norris
H. L. Lyon
Whiteville
S. B. McLean
Maxton
S. M. Gattis
Hillsboro
Ss. Porter Graves
Mount Airy
John R. Joyce
John C. Bower
W. P. Ragan
High Point
Walter E. Brock
Geo. W. Wilson
Gastonia
J. Laurence Jones
Marvin L. Ritch
Hayden Clement
Clifford N. Cox
Ashboro
R. L. Huffman
Morganton
Marshall H. Yount
Hickory
Johnson J. Hayes
North Wilkesboro
Michael Schenck
Hendersonville
Fred D. Hamrick
Rutherford
State Senate
W. T. Cross
Gatesville
M. W. Ferebee
E. R. Johnson
Currituck
W.S. Davenport
Mackeys
van B. Martin
Plymouth
Dr. W. Mitchell
Lewiston
W. L. Long
Roanoke Rapids
Geo. A. Molderness
W. D. Pollock
F. Brock
J. A. Brown
Sanford
M. J. Hawkins
Ridgeway
T. G. Corrin
Oxford
No. 6
Jas. C. McAdams
Eton College
John A. Pickett
Burlington
D. Seaton -Smith
Chapel Hill
W. P. Horton
Pittsboro
R. L. Burns
W. H. McNeill
Charles C. Bennett
Candor
Nimrod V. Long
Biscoe
J. N. Price
Monroe
No. 5
J. F. Shinn
Norwood
A. B. Palmer
Concord
Junius W. Hayes
J. L. DeLaney
Morrison H. Caldwell
J. W. Keevans
J. C. Newell
Augustus N. James
Mount Pleasant
Samuel E. Marshall
Edward M. Linville
Jesse E. Copeland
Dobsos
Grenay
Bellamy
Calomel
Beruggist
Oru
South Carolina News
Columbia Voting Today
Swearingen
Victor E. Swearingen
James L. Sheek
Mocksville
R. B. Killian
Lincolnton
W. A. Reinhardt
Newton
James C. Fisher
Tryon
D. Z
Shelby
E. B. Cloud
Columbus
G. W. DePriest
F. Spainhour
J. W. Pless
Marion
W. L. Winkler
Garrett D. Bailey
Toledo
James L. Hyatt
Bernsville
Alpheus A. Woody
Green Mountain
Route 1
O. B. Coward
Webster
Thomas A. Cox
Callowhee
R. D. Sisk
Franklin
Madras
India
GROVE
North Carolina
Board of Commissiones
Ne Hanover
Educe
New Hanover County
Board of Commers of
New Hanover Country
Sil Board of Commissioners of
New Harover County
Cape Fear
Johnston’s Star
J. H. Johnston
J. W. Whiers
D. J. Joyner
Harnett
Seven Mile Post
Geo. T
Walter Moras
Bistrar
E. E. Southerland
Holis
Masonboro
Sunset Park
Basebill Park
J. C. Long
J. H. LeGwin
Federal Point
T. J. Burnett
Phere
J. Burnett
I. Keyes
A. Biddle
First Ward
Engine House
Campbell
G. H. Davis
W. Mintz
C. McD.jones
W. W
Loway
T. .A. Shepard
B. Applewhite
Third Ward
Giblem Lodze
R. E. Bre
L. B. Symmes
4Liams
McClellan's Stible
J. Furlong
WM. Pech
L. Fox
Inetne Hout
Encine
Castle Streets
H. E. Pos
Pater
A. H. Ketchum
L. Bsrsé
Fifth
Sion J. King and Lett
Wath
Mann
Atkinson Lotters
J. F. Mann
Womble
van Woodcock
Earl Aus
Recive” Co
Biddle Stor
Gafford Henry
Board of Commissi¢ Ers
W. A. Megt
Cosirmph
Swift & Company
West
East
U. S
Europe
The
United States
Chicago
U.S. A
Nutt St
Wilmington,n. C
N. Jacobi Hardware Company
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