Senate candidate speaks in Athens 1928
Political campaigns today usually involve electronic media but in the 1920s candidates toured widely to speak to the voters – even to small communities. And this was the case in
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Political campaigns today usually involve electronic media but in the 1920s candidates toured widely to speak to the voters – even to small communities. And this was the case in
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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: This has been a busy week all around the legislative complex, both in the General Assembly and in the state agencies. On Tuesday, the Senate officially confirmed Lieutenant General Walter E. Gaskin to be the next Secretary of the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. On Wednesday, Machelle Sanders went through her first Senate committee confirmation hearing to potentially become Secretary of the Commerce Department. Also on Wednesday, Governor Cooper (D) appointed Pamela Cashwell to lead the Department of Administration as Se...