Judge Clark Urges Nonpartisan Guides for Legislature
Associate Justice Walter Clark offers nonpartisan guidance on needed North Carolina legislation. He argues for a 6 percent interest cap, reform of capital trials, public election funding limits, expanded voting precincts, earlier poll closure, and simplified appellate transcripts. He also comments on the state’s share in national bonds and the new administration’s management of state assets.
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Southern Railway Earnings Rise in November Week
The Press dispatches report Southern Railway third week in November earnings were 822,886 above the same week last year. Almost every issued statement since reorganization shows higher earnings and lower expenses.
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Treasury gold reserve holds steady after bond issue
Washington dispatches report the Treasury gold reserve intact at over 10 million and set to reach about 115 million when all gold is paid in. The monthly statement shows November receipts up 500,000 over October and expenses down 5,000,000, cutting the year end excess to about 25,000,000.
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President's Message Highlights Banking Tax Reform
The piece quotes the President urging repeal of the State Bank tax and details exemptions for banks. It notes a proposed plan to exclude state banks from federal taxation if thresholds on circulating notes and stockholder liabilities are met and a guarantee fund is maintained. The President hopes for legislative cooperation to improve national prosperity.
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Georgia War Governor Jos. E. Brown dies at 73
Former Georgia Governor and U S Senator Josiah E. Brown dies at 2 30 Friday November 30 at age 73. A War Governor and later Chief Justice of the Supreme Court he guided secession policies and led Georgia during the Civil War before joining the Reconstruction era politics and the Senate. The lengthy obituary notes his feeble health, retirement from office, and enduring influence in Georgia politics.
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United States
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South Carolina
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Washington
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John
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Senate
Woodard Wins Nash County Contest for Chief Justice
The State Board of Canvassers completed the Nash county election contest ruling in favor of Jno. E. Woodard of Wilson, Democratic Solicitor of the 3rd Judicial District, over Claude M. Bernard of Pitt, Fusion candidate. Ex-Judge Spier Whitaker opposed Bernards and Frank J. Spruill represented Woodard. decision announced after a lengthy session with legal questions centered on law.
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Wilson Democrat
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Pitt
Nash County
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Bernard
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Franklin
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Injunction Sought Over Canvass For District Solicitor Race
Bernard’s counsel filed a petition before Judge Allen in Goldsboro seeking an injunction against the State Board of Canvassers. The request aims to stop issuance of a certificate to John E. Woodard as Solicitor of the 3rd Judicial District and to compel the Board to reopen and reconvene the Nash County returns. Judge Allen is named as a candidate in the inquiry.
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County Board of Canvassers
Bernard
Fourth Judicial District
Claude M. Bernard
Third Judicial District
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Threensboro
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