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Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1924

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FAVORED FOR PLACE IN RACE FOR GOP LEADERSHIP

Washington November 10 AP Kansas Senator Curtis is seen as leading Republican leadership contenders after Senator Lodge's death. A party conference will decide, with the president reportedly keeping a hands off stance. Wyoming Senator Warren would typically be the choice but declines. Other names include New York's Wadsworth and Indiana's Watson, signaling an East West contest that could shift western seniority on key committees.

Washington Curtis Kansas Repubican Lodge Navy Warren Wyoming Wadsworth New York 4 Watson Indiana Wasa

Eastern North Carolina Seeks Baltimore to New Bern Line

Business leaders from eastern North Carolina plan a Friday meeting with Senator Simmons and Congressman Abernethy to press for interstate commerce approval of through bills of lading from Baltimore to New Bern. Secretaries anticipate a Baltimore line if freight pledges justify profit, with officials urging regional traffic pledges and bureau leadership discussions in Goldsboro.

Baltmore Croc FF. M. Simmons L. Abernethy Interstate Commerce Commission Baltimore New Bern North Carolina M. R. Beaman Wilson W. C. Denmark Goldsboro al New Bern Anata Baltimore Steamship Agency Simmons Abernathy Abernethy Transportation Bureau Eastern North P Carola Nick

Raleigh anxiously seeks berth in Virginia Carolina League

Raleigh fans push for Class B baseball as franchise talks heat up. An offer from Duncan is rumored to land the Raleigh franchise, with Frank Walker of Rocky Mount also showing interest after a Giants sale. A Raleigh meeting is planned as competition from Kriston and Petersburg looms, but Raleigh aims to secure the berth.

Raleigh Duncan Frank Walker Rocky Mount New York Giants

Kiwanis Club 10 Hosts Ladies Night Event

Kiwanis Club 10 invites members and guests to a Ladies Night at the High School tonight at seven. Members expected to attend with wives or partners for an evening of fun and entertainment. Secretary Arthur A. Ruffin announced the notice after a successful state tour.

Kiwanis Club Arthur A. Ruffin

Edgerton Concrete Wins Large Florida Contract

Edgerton Concrete Products Co has just closed a contract to supply 72 Gites of Dunwail Concrete Tilety for a major Florida development. The firm notes numerous large contracts in recent months and highlights tile use in a Charlotte theatre project despite higher freight costs.

Edgerton Concrete Products Company Dunwail Concrete Florida Charlotte

Two Army Planes Collide Over Dildai

Tokyo reports two army planes collided in Dildai today. Both pilots died.

Tokio Army Air- Maines Dildai

Goldsboro Veterans Endorse Daniel C Boney for Commissioner

In Goldsboro and endorsed by the Kinston and Goldsboro American Legion Posts and backed by Col. Jo Fah D Langston Kenneth Royall and George K Freeman Daniel C Boney a wounded World War I veteran and Goldsboro bar member launched a bid for veteran loan commissioner He is a former 143th Field Artillery member wounded in the Argonne amputated arm and leg shrapnel damage He studied law at the University of North Carolina and was licensed in 1922 His campaign grows with support from eastern North Carolina American Legion posts and local backers.

Goldsboro Kinston and Y ‘Sts Amerigan Legion Jo Fah D- Langston Kenneth Royall George K. Freeman Daniel C. Boney Veteran’s Oan Fund John G. Dawson Democratic State Executive Committee Boney 118Th Field Artillery France Walter Reed Hospital Col. Langston Goldsho O Argonne Universiy North Carolina Royalive

Five Points Revival Draws Large Crowds at Baptist Church

Five Points Baptist Church drew a large congregation for a sermon by Mr. Hughes on the question What then will you do with Jesus who is called the Christ. The preacher warned of judgment and urged personal decision to trust in Christ as the only path to salvation. Mr. S. H. Coward sang In The Garden as Mr. Hughes preached and announced services at 7 30 this evening and 10 30 Saturday morning at New Hope Baptist Church.

Five Points Baptist Church Hughes Jesus Christ Idesus Judas Hell Jesus Christ H. Coward

Restraining Order Against Owens Valley Ranchers Vacated

INDEPENDENCE Cal Nov 19 AP The restraining order against Owens Valley ranchers who seized the Los Angeles aqueduct to force release of the city propaganda and stop interfering with the water supply was vacated today by the Inyos County Superior Court Judge who issued it last Monday.

Independence Cal Owens Valley Los Angeles Aqueduct Inyos County

Light Plant Adds Turbine and Boosts Capacity

The City Lights plant added a new turbine with a 5000 kW capacity, installed by General Electric with R D Gladding as supervising engineer. Two new boilers and automatic stokers were installed by Gaskill Construction at a total cost near $75,000, enabling power supply for Wilson and adjacent towns.

Waters Company General Electric Company R. D. Gladding Gaskill Construction Company Wilson Beeds Grantham

Who pays for the White Way lighting plan

Local citizen C D Wooten distributes a letter to The Mirror arguing taxation should involve all tax payers to fund the White Way illumination project. He condemns reliance on Chamber of Commerce and Aldermen and says broad participation is fair as every resident and business benefits from improved lighting.

Chamber of Commerce Wooten

New York Cotton Closes Quiet Amid Steady Futures

New York cotton markets closed steady as December slips to 24.08 and January to 24.30 while March hits 24.65 and May 24.95. Futures remain quiet with middling grade at 24.35.

New York

Federal judiciary vacancies to be filled after Congress opens

President Coolidge plans to nominate replacements for federal judges soon after Congress convenes in Washington. The move will fill vacancies across the judiciary as soon as possible.

Washington Federal President Coolidge Congress

Local Klansmen Visit Rev Hughes in Revival

Fourteen hooded Knights of the Invisible Empire No 101 visited Rev Mr Hughes during a Five Points Missionary Baptist Church revival. They presented a sealed envelope with a small monetary contribution and a prayer for the revival’s success. Their arrival caused a noticeable stir as they marched to the pulpit and then departed.

Knights of the Invisible Empire Realm of

Mrs Harding Reported Slightly Better After Sinking Spell

Reports from Mrs Florence Kling Harding's bedside say she rallied from a sinking spell this afternoon after being in a coma. She is described as conscious and able to talk, marking a notable improvement in her condition in Marion Ohio on November 19.

Mrs. Harding Marion, CO Florence Kling Harding

Fine program by singing class at Oxford Orphanage

The Oxford Orphanage Singing Class performed a splendid concert at the High School Auditorium last night. G W Mewborne spoke on the class and its work. The duet Sparkling Peggy Jones by Rachel Harmon and Carlton Jordan drew encores. Jorg L Alderman addressed the audience about orphanage activities.

Oxford G. W. Mewborne Peggy Jones Rachel Harmon Carlton Jordan Jorg L. W. Alderman

Bank President Shoots Self in Own Home

B F McKeller president of the Peoples Bank in Greenwood New Jersey county, shot himself in the head and died. The tragedy occurred tonight at his home as he faced charges for violating the state.

Greenwood B. F. McKeller Preirne Peoples Bank

Wilson Fellowship Urged By the U D C

Savannah Ga Nov 19 Education committee of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will urge the establishment of a Woodrow Wilson memorial fellowship at the University of Virginia. If approved the scholarship would aid law students and fund a Wilson chair at the university.

Savannah Woodrow Wilson University of Virginia The United Daughters of the Confederacy Wilson

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