Many North Carolina Intellectuals Back Smith Support
The piece notes that many of the South's intellectuals back Smith and praises his practical politics and hard idealism as qualifications for a progressive leadership. Neil Battle Lewis is reported giving about three Smith speeches weekly in North Carolina towns and writes the Sunday column Incidentally in the Raleigh News and Observer.
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Neil Battle Lewis
North Carolina
Smith
Raleigh News and Observer
Western Frederick Bank Financial Condition Report 1928
Statement of the Financial Condition of Western Frederick Bank Gore Virginia at close of business October 3 1928 sworn by J W Ward cashier with directors attesting. Figures show loans discounts overdrafts real estate cash deposits and total liabilities including deposits due to banks and accrued taxes. bank asserts accuracy to best knowledge.
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Western Frederick Bank
Gore
Frederick
Wi. Ward
Frederick Bank
Virginia
Imama Halla
State of Virginia
County of
J. W. Ward
Winchester
State Corporation Commission
Charles J. Summers
Union Bans of
CHAS. _J._SUMMERS
State of
Chas. J. Summers
Smith Faithful Democrats Back Smith in North Carolina
Miss Lewis cites fear of Catholic influence while praising Smith’s separation of church and state. W. O. Saunders notes decades of anti ecclesiastical pressure and predicts North Carolina will vote Democratic by a large margin. Mary Badger Wilson aids Alfred E. Smith support in the South.
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United States
Smith
W. O. Saunders
North Carolina
Mary Badger Wilson
Owen Johnson
National Actors, Authors and Artists Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Election rhetoric on Governor Smith’s race cited
The fragment notes writers discussing speaking and writing for the election of Governor Smith. It presents no dates or places, but signals involvement of media rhetoric in the governor race.
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Smith
Freedom Statute Reading Endorsed by President Alderman
The president and alderman commend the reading of a freedom statute asserting religious opinion cannot affect civil rights. It argues minds are free from coercion and that basing public trust on religious belief denies natural rights and corrupts religious principles.
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Alderman
General Assembly
Foreign Legion Drama Heads to Colonial Theatre
The Colonial Theatre presents Universal's film The Foreign Legion adapted from I A R Wylie's The Red Mirage. Starring Norman Kerry and Lewis Stone, the feature is billed as a top quality motion picture for Thursday and Friday.
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Colonial Theatre
the Foreign Legion
Universal
I. A. R. Wylie
Norman Kerry
Lewis Stone
Co Star Power Highlighted In New Film Pair
Two favorites share top billing with strong roles while opposing them are Mary Nolan and June Marlowe. Nolan, renowned from Ziegfeld's Follies, launched a German screen career before returning to America, where she stars in The Foreign Legion as one of her early post return roles.
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Mary Nolan
June Marlowe
Miss Nolan
Germany
the Foreign Legion
America
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