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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1924
Page
4
The readable portion discusses Associated Press attribution and republication rights with references to news dispatches and credits to journalists. It notes licensing and public access to redistributed AP content around the time of publication.
The Mirror defends publishing all views on the Ham Ramsay evangelistic campaign and port development in North Carolina. Editor Saunders’ reprinted articles from the Elizabeth City Independent are cited as news, with space for opposing editorials and opposing viewpoints from Bridgers and Professor Collier Cobb. The paper emphasizes news columns belong to readers and pledges balance.
A small crowd attended Hon A W McLean's speech at the Wilson High School auditorium and officials credit Sho Air Association officers led by R J Grantham for a successful drive. The writer notes Wilson residents show little interest in standard politicians and prefer sensational figures. Gulf Refining Company has launched a gasoline price campaign sparking optimism for broader industry action.
The narrator recalls a late fair day watching a crowd at the midway. An elderly woman sits rocking a baby while others wander and eat sticky candy. A crying child and weary faces linger as the scene ends with thanks.
J W Davis and Al Smith campaigned together in New York on October 25 for the Democratic national and State tickets. They addressed meetings to rally support and urge turnout for the party slate.
The candidate Davis addressed crowds on Staten Island and in the Bronx. He returned from the West with a message of cheer and confidence about democracy and urged that power should not simply return to those in office. He warned that party unity is fractured with leaders and followers both scarce and argued against intolerance toward any violent or discriminatory acts.
In Guntersville Alabama on October 25 295 Dr Curtis Johnson a Miltonville physician killed his wife and three children and then took his own life authorities report He had separated from his wife and home troubles were cited as the motive.
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