Campaign fund totals reported by national committee
Contributions to the Republican campaign fund through the national committee totaled 3 743 962 00 at close of business last night. Chairman Borah reports to the Senate campaign fund committee and asks Democratic and Independent groups for their forthcoming publications before Election Day.
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Chicago
Republican Campaign Fund
National Committee
Borah
Senate Campaign Fund
Washington
Chances Are Excellent For Carrying Election On The Terminal Issue
Reports from across North Carolina indicate Governor Morrison’s port and terminal development proposition will win next Tuesday by a sweeping majority. He cites widespread meetings and strong public support, with citizens convinced of the proposal’s benefits to the state’s welfare and urged by lawmakers from many counties. News outlets and prognosticators share the optimism, predicting a strong victory.
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Morrison
North Caroline
North Carolina
Senate committee adjourns inquiry into political contributions
The Washington section of the Senate committee investigating political contributions adjourned until after the election. Pennsylvania Republican Joseph R. Grunday testified he raised 521.0 outside Pittsburgh. AFL contributions dominated hearings as the federation reported 23736.00 in voluntary member contributions and 20000.00 in expenditures.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Joseph R. Grunday
Republican Ways and Means Committee of
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
American Federation of Labor
Methodists Banquet Held by Baraca Class at First Church
About fifty members and visitors attended a Baraca Class banquet in the First Methodist Church Sunday School rooms. Ed Stallings and others led an orchestra and quartet, with Frank Love giving thanks. A chicken supper followed, and Pastor Love urged daily growth of the class and its influence in church and community.
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Baraca
First Methodist Church
Ed. Stallings
J. R. Pietri
W. T. Lamm
W. H. Mears
J. W. Paris
Stafford Patterson
Silas Lucas
Ea. Stallings
Dred
Charlie
Larry Dadren
Tne
T the c Church
Free Will Baptist Church Announces Evening Services
Free Will Baptist Church will hold an evening service at 7 30 o clock. Sunday School is scheduled for Sunday morning at 9 45 with preaching again at 7 80 in the evening.
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Free Will Baptist
Do You Know North Carolina Needs Fair Freight Rates
A civic appeal urges farmers and citizens to vote to end railroad discrimination against North Carolina. It asserts no property tax increase, highlights twelve million dollars lost to higher freight rates, and names I M Meekins Cameron Morrison and other leaders backing the plan. It calls voters to rise on Election Day and demand equal treatment from railroads.
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North Carolina
Virginia
I. M. Meekins
Cameron Morrison
Carry Port Issue Draws Elm City and Spring Hill Crowds
Audiences in Wilson county heard Senator Charles A. Harris and Gary T. Fulghum present the port and terminal issues at Elm City and St. Marys school in Spring Hill township. Dr. Moore introduced both speakers as leading citizens gave attentive applause and expressed support for the proposition.
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Wilson County
Charles A. Harris
Gary T. Fulghum
Elm City
Dr. Moore
W. A. Edgerton
Carl Goerch
Spring Hill Township
St. Mary’s School
Governor McKay Named Editor of Prison Magazine
At Atlanta’s Good Words monthly masthead the new editor is W. T. McCray, approved by the Department of Justice. McCray, previously a planter breeder of fancy cattle and former Governor of Indiana, now edits the prisoner welfare publication.
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Indiana
Atlanta
United States
Department of Justice
W. T. McCray
Enterprise Lodge Holds Fine Evening Meeting
A well attended session led by S. D. Harrell saw several candidates receive the second degree. Past Grand Master Currin of Greenville gave an inspiring Odd Fellowship talk, followed by Mayor Silas Lucas who spoke to engage attendees. A delicious supper accompanied the event with many members and visitors present.
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S. D. Harrell
Enterprise Lodge
Sveera
Currin
Greenville
Odd Fellowship
Currie
Silas Lucas
War Finance Corp Merges North Carolina With Atlanta HQ
Raleigh news reports formal action merging the North Carolina War Finance Corporation branch with the Atlanta Southern headquarters. The North Carolina unit will be run from Atlanta. the final North Carolina branch meeting was held with Director Fred Starrock in attendance.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
War Finance Corporation
Atlanta
Fred Starrock
Washington City
Davidson and N C State finish tied 10 10
The final score reports Davidson and North Carolina State ending the game in a 10 to 10 tie. No additional details on timing or events are provided in the readable text.
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Davidson
N.C. State
More Awards For Mirror Subscribers
The Mirror offers added prizes for new subscriptions or renewals. Rewards include a two-pound National Biscuit Fruit Cake with six months, a five-pound cake for one year, a 48-pound bag of William Tell Flour for one year, and a 24-pound bag with six months. Displayed at Carroll Grocery Company and C. & D. Food Company.
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the Mirror
National Biscuit
Carroll Grocery Company
William Tell
C. & D. Food Company
Countess Rebuffs Charges as Red Catherine Title
Six months of its rice, came to this country to make a three months' lecture tour, 8S. Stan swood Menken, president of the National Security League, attempts to have her denied admission but she made a detailed denial of these charges, declaring that she and her husband were not associated with or sympathetic toward Bolshevism or Communism. Menken alleged that her activities in Hungary gained for her the name "Red Catherine." This photograph of the countess was Made who she arrived in New York.
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Stanswood Menken
Theational Security League
Count Michael Karafolyi
Menken
Hungary
Red Catherine
New York
Outbreak With Rear Feared in Niles Clash
Niles Ohio residents brace for a planned clash as 25 000 Ku Klux Klan members and 10 000 Flaming Circle supporters prepare to assemble. Officials warn state troops may be used if disorder arises while Klansmen march unmasked with arms folded. Flaming Circle to meet in the east end tonight.
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Niles, O
Niles
Ku Klux Klan
Flaming Circle
New York Cotton Closes Steady on Oct 31
Spat cotton quiet in New York with middling at 23.65. Futures closed steady: December 22.83, January 22.95, March 23.28, May 23.50, July 23.25.
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New York
Printers Council Endorses Davis Over La Follette
The New York City and State Allied Printing Council endorsed Democratic nominee John W. Davis for president, arguing that voting for La Follette would aid Dawes and Coolidge. The council praised Davis’s congressional record, especially his role in drafting the Clayton Antitrust Act, and urged labor members to support him.
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New York
J. W. Davis
New York City
State Allied Printing Counsel
Central Trade and Labor Counsel
Greater New York
Davis
LaFollette
New York Printing Coun
Imbor
Organized Labor
Coolidge
Dawes
la Follette
Mr. Davis
Congress
Locm Shriners Give Way To Durham In Ceremonial
At a Shrine Club banquet in the Chamber of Commerce rooms the group decided to waive their Spring Ceremonial to Durham after discussion. Dr. M. M. Saliba presided with talks by Dr. F. H. Garriss and Jimmy Roane. Next meeting will be Ladies' Night with Nobles entertaining their wives and sweethearts.
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Shriners
Durham
Shrine Club
Chamber of Commerce
M. M. Saliba
F. H. Garriss
Roanoke-Chowan Club
Jimmy Roane
The
Oasis Temple
Greensboro
Mrs. A P Moore Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. A P Moore died at her West Nash Road home after a brief illness. Aged 29, she leaves a husband and three young children. The remains go to Roсker Mount for burial, with funeral services at 3 PM at her father's home on West Nash Road.
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A. P. Moore
West Nash Road
Rocker Mount
Three Cock
W. Fao MeLemere
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Alfred
Menocal
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Mendéal
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