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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1924

Page

4

Port Development Advocates Convince Voters to Support Plan

The piece urges North Carolinians to back Governor Morrison's port and rail plan, arguing water transport lowers costs and ports reduce freight rates. It cites support from state officials and business leaders and warns against opposition driven by self interest. Voters are urged to vote on Election Day to boost state prosperity.

Morrison State Ship and Waterway Transportation Commission North Carolina Anybbody Voter

Undue haste in filling cabinet vacancy sparks rebuke

The writer condemns politicians for pressuring the White House to name a successor to Secretary Wallace after his death. He calls the rush disgusting and revolting and notes similar behavior in North Carolina, urging decorum until the deceased is laid to rest.

Wallace Washington Coolidge North Carolina Leas

End of Campaign Voters Indifferent to Speeches

With only days left before elections, voters show little interest as national and state campaigns run. People express simple confidence in voting their choice, while arguments over who are the best men divide opinion. May the best men win.

Arsumen

Gossip on wives voting and public affairs debate observations

The extract discusses wives and their right to vote and follow national and local issues. It notes how husbands respond with guidance while acknowledging women’s interest in political topics. A later section references Mr Hart and an enthusiastic meeting about terminals and public measures.

Hart Hancel

Fragmented OCR recounts a political speech and prison reference

The readable fragments describe a candidate or parent on the campaign trail and a claim about pardons and a fund. It mentions ROTC, an ADP saloon, and Sing Sing Prison within a garbled narrative about policy and public figures.

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Governor Advocates Waterway Plan To Boost State Prosperity

The governor pushes a major waterway project from the Great Lakes to the Gulf, arguing it would lower freight costs and spur growth. He says Congress should fund the Par River navigation and criticizes railroads for blocking such efforts while urging the public to support terminals and port developments. He notes strong backing from Simmons on federal appropriations and calls for reduced freight rates through water and combined transport.

Congress Williams Interstate Gulf New England Tarkero Rocky Mount Ehlerly Darboro North Carolina Simmons Hank Joseph Ramsay Carboro W. A. Tint Iit Toeeneral Assembly Ayas Jccabaeck

Unclear text fragment on legal change debate

Fragmentary notice discusses a living man in London and potential legal changes after burial, suggesting authorities may act later to change the law. No clear names or events are identifiable from the damaged OCR.

Oroner London Fuede Londo

Reverend Grim Ends Supply at Broad Street Church

Rev Po U F Grim of Atlantic Christian College finished his series and supply work at Broad Street Christian Church in Weilson New Bern after preaching last night and in the morning service. Rev James G Ulmer, newly called, is expected to arrive in about five weeks to take over the pastorate and will reside at 14 King Street with his family.

New Bern Po U F. Grim Atlantic Christian College Weilson Broad’ Street Christian Church James G. Ulmer Mid- Geo Ulmer King Street Grim

Colonel Jonn G Emery Shot in Grand Rapids

World War hero Colonel Jonn G Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan and former U S Senate candidate was shot by Seydat Simpson. Emery projects recovery and denies being gravely wounded. The article mentions Sir Thomas Lipton Paris trips and Pierre Wertheimer’s racing remarks as context.

Jonn G. Emery Grand Rapids Mich The American Legion United States Senate Americas Pierre Wertheimer Epinard America Jos Paris Howard U Work

Shrine Club to Hold Friday Meeting

The Wilson Shrine Club has issued notices for a Friday night meeting this week. It is expected that final action will be taken regarding the 1925 ceremony iad.

Wilson Shrine Club

Robbery at South Cyldshorp Store Heist Reported

Thieves broke into Graham Batts store on Monday night stealing several cigars and cash from the register. The front door was left ajar and the cash register carried outside. this marked the second robbery of the week with no clues to the thieves.

Graham _ Batts South Cyldshorp Mickey

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