Political notes on Raleigh convention and labor factions
The Wilmington Post reports the North Carolina Bourbons convention in Raleigh nominating W. H. N. Smith for Chief Justice and Thos. S. Ashe and John H. Dillard for Associate Justices. It discusses Senator Merriman’s Raleigh essay critiquing Gov. Vance, local political figures, and a New Bern–Tarboro connection, plus commentary on the Communist element and Democratic legislation. It includes obituaries and remarks on notable figures.
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W. H. N. Smith
Thos
Merriman
Ecard
Gov. Vance
Guv
Vance
Democratic Party
Wormley Conference Aide to Hayes Secret Pact Revealed
Senator Hill quotes a New York Times correspondent describing a Wormley House meeting where forty two ex Confederate Democrats pledged not to resist the Electoral Commission decision. Hill says the pledge aimed to prevent a second Civil War and influence the presidential outcome.
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Ben
Will
Wormley
New York Times
Wormley Honse
Electoral Commission
Hill
Florida
Hayes
House of Representatives
Homer
Democratic Nominations in Fayetteville and Regional Races
The Randolph Sun notes James D. Melyer of Moore as a Democratic candidate for Fayetteville District Solicitor. It reports Judge A. W. Tourgee leading in Congress support in Randolph County, with Marcus Erwin and William M. Cocke Jr. as independent Solicitor candidates. It covers state ticket results, Oregon Legislature shifts, Ohio and North Carolina political commentary, and labor relief debates alongside a Norfolk strawberry farm profile.
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W. P. Mabson
Edgecombe
Geo. L. Mabson
Mabson
General Assembly
Tarboro
Congress
Madison
North Carolina
Wilmington
Lincoln University
Pennsylvania
Randophi
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Askeat
Tee Tien
Aed
James D. Melyer
Moore
Fayetteville
Randolph Sun
A. W. Tourgee
Marcus Erwin
William M. Cocke, Jr
Port Layp
Oxgeor
Anda
Oregon
Lake
H.K. Hines
Whitaker
Ohio
Vincinnati
Col
Milton Barnes
White
Supreme Court
Geo. Paul
Board of Public Works
Hayes
Ener
John R. Young, Jr
Norfolk
Cape Henry
Young
Norfolk County
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