Rotarians Hear Talk On American Constitution
Rotary last night featured a talk by Frank Hassell on the American Constitution. He traced legal roots from English law to the framing and adoption of the Constitution, earning praise from all attendees. Attendance was good and several visitors spoke, including Dr. Hoffman of St Peters burg.
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England
Well
Frank Mill
Iy Oettinger
Yari
Baltimore
Ment
Rotary
Eugene Davis
J. M. Roane
Greensboro
Hezekiah Sitterson
Dr. Hoffman
St. Petersburg
Fla
Dick Grantham
Woman’s Club
Clarence W. Stokes
A. B. Carroll
Thanksgiving Turkey Prices Rise Across Northern New York
In Gardsburg New York on October 13 experts warn Thanksgiving tunkeys will cost more due to weather and disease losses. Local farms produce over half the birds for New York Boston and Philadelphia markets. Prices have fluctuated from 58 cents to 37 cents per pound live and 38 to 40 cents dressed with town dealers predicting higher final costs.
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N. Y
Rth
New York
Boston
Turkey
Eigty
Earl Brown
Chaumont
Wilson Highs Not to Play Roanoke Friday Afternoon
Wilson High School’s Friday game with Roanoke Rapids has been canceled per coach Rockhill. The open date may be used to schedule another opponent, with hopes of lining up a new matchup soon.
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Wilson
Roanoke
Wilson High School
Ichoanoke Rapids
Rockhill
Kincaid Kimball Suits Showcased at Reasonable Prices
Moss & Co promotes Kincaid Kimball men's suits with emphasis on best quality and reasonable pricing as shoppers are urged to view the new display. Treat People Right.
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Moss & Co
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Kincaid Kimball
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Window displays by Gilmer's and Oettingers attract shoppers
Window displays at Gilmer's and Oettingers draw attention with dress fabrics velvet coats and bright corduroy negligees. The Wilson theatre Style Show tonight at 8 30 promises strong appeal with velvet wraps and fashionable garments, while merchants anticipate a wide public interest.
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Gilmer’s, Inc
Oettingers
Wilson Theatre
W J Ryan Plans Speaking Tour
AP dispatch reports William J Bryan planning campaign dates in West Virginia and a speaking itinerary through the Upper Mississippi Valley. Bryan optimistic on Democratic chances, cites La Follette strength in mountain states and criticizes Republican strategy and farm price rhetoric as speculative. He predicts a Democratic victory with Republican attacks on La Follette aiding their effort.
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Chicago
William J Bryan
West Virginia
Bryan
Mississippi Valley
Temperature 18 Factor In Radio Signals
Cold waves increase radio signal power to over twice normal strength, says U S Bureau of Standards. Observations show daylight long wave trans Atlantic signals from New Brunswick New Jersey and Tuckertown produce larger variations in signal bearing during January 1924 and persist into February and March. Distances of 50 250 300 and 400 kilometers show varying degrees of fluctuation with no definite weather link. The phenomenon likely lies below the Heaviside layer or relates to atmospheric activity at greater heights, awaiting explanation.
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U. S. Bureau of Standards
New Brunswick
N. J
Tuckertown
Bie
Clemson College Students Strike Protest Over Food and Hallahan
Clemson College students in S C walked out protesting food conditions and what they call an unfair trial of Hallahan, a football player recently suspended. The Herald was told by students via long distance call that most students plan to leave for home on an early train tonight.
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Monroe A. Althouse Dies at 72 In Reading Home
Reading Pennsylvania October 14 Monroe A Althouse a noted band leader died at his home here last night in his seventy second year.
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Reading
Monroe A. Althouse
Auto Races Set For Fair Closing Day In Wilson
Wilson schedules its first auto races at the local track on the fair’s closing day next Saturday. Officials from national circuits confer with local management and the I M C A approves the event with an A 1 rating. Entrants and credentials must be ready by Wednesday. purses total 1500 with bonuses pushing to 2560. Notable entrants include Robison of Los Angeles Bani of Italy and Grady Garner of Jacksonville.
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Wilson
Wilson Valley Fair
R. A. Hankinson
New York City
Karl Newberry
Detroit
George Scarpeant
Tampa
International Motor Contest Association
Fair
America
Bill Breitenstein
Fair Management
Cumberland
Richmond
Terra Firma Trail
Bob”. Robinson
Los Angeles
Tony’ Bani
Grady Garner
Jacksonville
Fla
Shin sheet metal houses enable rapid fireproof dwellings in Budapest
In Budapest on October 14 a new use for shin sheet metal allows rapid construction of four room bungalows. Fireproof units, veneered with metal and built to standard sizes, can be erected in 24 hours with a price near 950 dollars per dwelling.
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Budapest
Fine men's suits at reasonable prices from Moss & Co.
Moss & Co. invites customers to browse a wide stock of menswear with affordable prices. Treat People Right.
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Moss &Co
Local Lions Club Postpones Meeting to Friday Night
The Lions Club shifts its regular Thursday session to Friday due to many members planning to attend the Raleigh and University ball game. Several court cases are reported with mixed outcomes including guilty verdicts and fines for reckless driving and liquor violations, and various not guilty verdicts.
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Peace Institute Alumnae Meet Promised This Afternoon
The Peace Alumnae Chapter will meet at four this afternoon in the parlors of the Presbyterian Sunday School rooms. All former students of Peace Institute are urged to attend. Mrs James R Roberts Secretary Treasurer.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Peace Institute
James R. Roberts
Baptist Men's Club Meeting Notice Sent Out
Cards have been sent to members announcing a Baptist Men's Club meeting on Friday night. It is hoped every member will make an effort to attend.
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Baptist Men’ S Club
Ham-Ram Say Services Draw Large Attendance in Elizabeth City
The Elizabeth City Advance reports more than ten thousand people attended Ham-Ram say services in Elizabeth City with full houses at both afternoon and night sessions. Delegations came from Henderson and Washington as the event opened strongly in local papers.
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Elizabeth City
Tabernacle
Henderson
Washington
Postmaster W O Flowers Acquitted in Assault Case
Postmaster W O Flowers was acquitted in county court of assault with a deadly weapon charges involving Joe Balls, a former post office employee.
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W. O. Flowers
Joe Balls
Special Trains Run Greenville to Raleigh for State Fair
Norfolk Southern announces special trains Greenville to Raleigh on Thursday October 16 with return to Raleigh and Wilson. Depart Wilson 8 05 A M arrive Raleigh 10 20 A M depart Raleigh 7 30 P M round trip fare from Wilson 2 73 dollars.
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Raleigh
Ly. Wilson
Wilson
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