N&O Index Card Listings

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Prohibition
  • Meeting of dry iorces to be held at Liilington. Jl.13-33:6. ,
  • Mouzon appeals for a dry south. Jl.19-33
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  • Poteat says repeal is dangerous thing. Jl.19-33:13.
  • State's Drye and wets renew confident claims. Jl. 30-431.
  • Sou. Baptist Convention lay plans for fighting repeal. Jl.31-33:2.
Prohibition
  • Drys open offices here;outlook pleases Burgess. Jl.25-33:9.
  • Tar heel and Palmetto Drys pledge wet defeat. J1.28-33:5.
  • Dry forces challenge Vets to defend virtues of open saloon. Jl.30-83:12. X.
  • Wake youth to aid dry cause. Ag.19-33:2.
  • Sees prohibition as perilous move, says Judge Daniels. Ag.22-33:2.
  • Prohibition headquarters established at Charlotte. Ag.23-33:5.
Prohibition
  • Wake young people to hold dry meeting. Ag.27-33:14 X.
  • Young people have meeting at Methodist church Sunday night. 8.1-33:9.
  • Drys hold many meets tomorrow. 8.2-33:10
  • Announce winners in prohibition contents 8.3-33:8 0.
  • Clyde Hoey will stump state for prohibition. 8.3-33:2 M.
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Prohibition
  • Large crowd at dry meeting in Raleigh. 8.4-33:2.
  • Drys of Wayne organize forces. 8.16-33:5
  • Judge Yates Webb takes to stump for dry cause. 8.17-33:5 0.
  • Burgess sneaks for prohibition in Wilson S.27-33:10.
  • Col. Langston speaks in Goldsboro. S.28-33:10.
Prohibition
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  • O.W. Stewart heard at Goldsboro. 0.1-33
  • Mouzon aecriee repeal agitation. 0.1-33:4.
  • Judge Webb speaker for dry forces in Wadesboro. 0.y-33:4.
  • Burgess speaks in Fittsboro. 0.3-33:7.
  • McNeill Foteat claims drys can win election. 0.5-33:5. 1.
  • Dry candidates uin all counties. 0.8-31
Prohibition
  • Dry meeting will find public officials busy. 0.21-33:1.
  • Committee berth and repeal fight vie for interest. 0.22-33:1.
  • Hoey to speak here this afternoon in interest of Drye. 0.22-63:1. 2 M.
  • Cherokee chief foe of whiskey. 0.22-33:
  • CO.P. leaders take iry stump. 0.25-33:
Prohibition
  • Mrs. Doak urges women to cast dry vote.
  • 0.25-33:10.
  • Dry challenge Reynolds speech. 0.28-33: Vardell strong against reneal. 0.29-33: { John D. Langston sneaks against reneal.
  • 0.30-33:2.
  • vrs. Bickett in Warrenton, Dr. Foteat
  • in Henderson against repeal. N. 1-33:3.
Prohibition
  • Jake Newell speaker at Troy dry meeting N.5-33:2.
  • People's forum. N.6-33:2.
  • Mouzon scores Farley mission. N.6-33:8
  • N.C. stand on repeal to be determined todav. N.7-33:1.
  • State overwhel rrringly dr'v. N. 8-33:1.
  • Dry organization to seek repeal of beer statute. N.9-33:1.
  • N.C. proposes to pn-p~ce dry statutes. N.10-33:1. llor
Prohibition
  • Official vote. N.10-33:18. N.19-33:8 0.
  • Jfraise God for drys' landslide. N.12-33:1.
  • Tuesday'8 election proves that N.C. is "fixed and forward". ~( ed.) N. 12-33:4 M.
  • Baptist honor leaders of drys. N.15-33: 10.
  • Temperance Bd. of th Western N.C. Conference lauds Carolinas. N.19-33:5 0.
Prohibition
  • Victorious drys end with deficit. N. 28-33:1.
  • Dry forces call for enforcing of prohibition laws in Greensboro meeting. Jan. 17-34:1.
  • Waice trustees for state dry bd. -Dicked.
  • r. 9-34:5.
  • Drys organiza in 10 counties. F.24-34: "Big five" in city crime may soon be known. F.28-34:1.