Governor Morrison Pushes Water Transport Plan In Pitt County
Governor Morrison campaigned in Pitt and Martin counties advocating a ports terminals facilities measure to boost water transportation in the East. He spoke at Williamston and Greenville urging acceptance by voters amid mixed support and noting predicted lower rates from water competition. The governor highlighted endorsements from business leaders and cited expectations of railroad rate reductions and increased prosperity across the eastern region.
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Pitt
Williamston
Col
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Statesville
Hasing
Govenor
George Brown
Robert N. Page
P. H. Williames
Asx
Norfolk
Judge Brown
R. M. Miller
Charlotte
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Page
Williams
Tarboro
Will
Taston
Warnin
W. A. Harr
First Presbyterian Chu
Editor Gold Takes Wind Out Of Maxwell Sails
A vigorous Wilson Times editorial attacks Maxwell and the North Carolina freight rate stance. It questions Maxwell’s ties to rate increases and his contrast with Eastman Britton Goerch and the News and Observer, arguing the Corporation Commission backs higher charges harming Wilson and eastern Carolina.
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Wilson Times
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Britton
The
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Washington
News & Observer
Corporation Commission
Britten
Carl Goerch
Wilson Mirror
Atention
Mirror
Bastman
Goerch
Geéerch
Interstate Commerce Commission
North
Democratic Leader Replies To Republican Chiefs
Kitty Wolf, once married in Munich and now linked to Baron Eugene Rothschild, headlines the piece alongside J. W. Davis’s response to Coolidge and Hughes. Davis attacks administration foreign policy and cites the Washington Arms Conference, naval ratios, and four major treaties in a combative New York AP report from Oct 20.
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Wolf
Kitty Wolf
Munich
Spotswood
Count Irwin Schoenborn
Paris
Sher
Baron Eugene Rothschild
New York
Coolidge
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J. W. Davis
Davis
New
Thugher
Hughes
Washington
China
Great Britain
Secretary of the Navy
Tell Us Mr Maxwell Why The North Carolina Port Debate Grows
The letter questions Hon A J Maxwell state and national transport officials' silence on port and terminal proposals. It asks why Maxwell did not publicly comment on statements by Morrison Beaman Cox and others and why he rushed to Washington over Eastmans remarks. It probes potential bias and election day influence.
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Morrison
M. R. Beaman
Maxwell
and Waterway Transportation Commission
Beaman
Cox
North Carolina
Local Speakers Advocate Port and Terminal Development
Audiences at Black Creek Simms and Saratoga listened to speakers led by Wilson Charles A Harris and John DPD Gold with Ben F Eagles and A T Fulgham. They discussed port benefits to farmers and state economics, rail rate impacts, and alleged North Carolina losses from policy. Further meetings are scheduled for tonight.
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Black Creek
Simms
Saratoga
Harris
North Carolina
Ward
A. T. Fulgham
New Charges and Denials Hit Campaign Finance Probe
Washington reporters detail an all day session by the campaign fund committee. The inquiry traced a web of political financing from a Massachusetts Republican letter to patronage distribution in South Carolina and efforts to win labor black and theatrical support. A La Follette collector allegedly received about $120 000 from trade unions in small sums.
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Campaign Fund Committee
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South Carolina
la Follette
LaFollette
Boxer Exonerated in Death of Cleveland Boxer
Plain in Oct 29 exonerates A'pert Yeochea a South American middleweight in the death of Ralph Thmaso who collapsed and died after a bout in Yonkers last night.
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A'pert Yeochea
Plame
Ralph Thmaso
Cleveland
Yonkers
Calvary school meets at multiple auditoriums at 7 30
Low C P Dickinson and Calvin Woodard announce meetings at New Hope Rock Ridge and Lucama school auditoriums at 730 with Senator Charles A Harris attending, describing civic sessions.
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New Hope
Calvin Woodard
Rock Ridge
Senator Charles A. Harris
Lucama
Wallace laid to rest in Des Moines services
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace was buried in Des Moines Iowa with officials from Washington and Iowa present. The body lay in state at the capitol and thousands filed by the casket at the Wallace home and family plot.
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Iowa
Wallace
Washington
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