Working Up Prejudice Against Port and Terminal Measure
Cadell of Wake Forest argues against port and terminal development in a News and Observer article. He claims Republicans drive the plan but Democratic leaders like Governor Morrison and Colonel Cox back it, calling the issue non political and urging informed voters to support freight-rate relief. The piece defends bipartisanship and condemns Cadell as partisan.
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Let ’Em Fight and Political Mud Slings Across Campaign
A chaotic synopsis of national political theater with charges, denials, and attacks among Davis, Hughes, Lafollette, and others. The piece notes public apathy, futile posturing, and claims Lafollette as the lone viable candidate. It also touches on Los Angeles naming the German airship ZR-3, church music nostalgia, a Chicago race riot, Southern protest, and Goldsboro radio interference.
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Lafollette
Associated Press Dispatch Crediting and Local News Notes
A snippet notes that news dispatches credited to the Associated Press or not credited on this page and the local news publish therein. The passage references international or national sources and assigns credit accordingly.
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Apples spill from Lucas gift paper sack
A neighbor recounts Mr W G Lucas bringing a bag of apples as a gift. The sack tore in the car and again when the newspaper lining split, scattering apples across the office floor. The writer expresses thanks and relief nothing worse happened.
Lions Elect Four New Members At Evening Meeting
A lively Lions Club session last night drew many regulars and several visitors. An orchestra featuring Stafford Patterson, Wade Gardner, Ed Hinnant and Lester Rose played well and energized the crowd. Mayor Silas Lucas won a banana-eating contest against Clyde Harris and received a prize of bananas. Four new members were welcomed: Rev. John Barclay, Ed Davis, Ed Stallings and Everett Blake.
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Davis Speaks to Chicago Audience in Campaign Swing
John W. Davis urged unity for Democrats in Chicago in a rally at which he promised to answer Secretary Hughes. He accused Republicans of misreading national conditions and claimed the Death party stands stronger than ever as the campaign intensifies.
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