State Medical Society Concludes Third Day in City Court
The State Medical Society’s third and final day opened in the criminal court room at 9:30 a.m. with treasurer’s report by Dr. Stanton, readings by Dr. Hayes and Dr. Stewart, and remarks by Dr. Kent. Afternoon featured Rankin’s sanitary report, Stiles’ Rockefeller work, and resolutions urging hospital facilities for indigent consumptives. The night session heard Dr. Templeton’s oration on the silent influence of physicians and Dr. Stevens’ essay on specialization then adjourned after a reception at the Southern Manufacturers’ Club.
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State Medical Society
Criminal Court
Court House
H. D. Walker
Elizabeth City
Association
Stanton
W. S. Rankin
Register
Dr. Rankin
C. A. Shore
John A. Ferrell
C. A. Julian
C. W. Stiles
Rockefeller Commission
Laughinhouse
Stiles
Rankin
Addison G. Brentzer
Charlotte
J. H. Culpeper
Norfolk
J. M. Templeton
Cary
Templeton
Piedmont
Francis I
Pavia
Ambrose, Pare
S. A. Stevens
Monroe
Southern Manufacturers’ Club
King George V Coronation Procession Draws Massive Crowds
Crowds packed the streets from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey as King George V and Queen Mary rode in a royal procession. Troops police and 60,000 imperial servicemen kept order while spectators cheered the royal guests and members of the royal family and diplomats gathered along the route. The grand pageant concluded with the royal visit to Westminster Abbey amid bells, gun salutes, and roaring applause.
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Palace
Westminster Abbey
Charing Cross
White Hall
Mall
Waterloo Palace
Trafaalgar Square
Hyde Park Corner
Parliament Square
Kitchener
Tommy Atkins
Empire
Chelsea Hospital
Britain
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Royal
Royal Horse Guards
John Hays Hammond
Ambassdor
United States
France
Germany
Princess Mary
Ereena
Guard of Honor
Westminster
Kahki
Royal Horse Guard
Earl Marshall
Duke of Norfolk
North Carolina Medical Leaders Elected and Honored
Dr A A Kent elected president of the State Medical Society and Dr J Howell Way chosen president of the State Board of Health, with Dr Charles Laughinghouse moving to the Board. Dr Way noted as a leading physician and former society secretary. Dr John Whitehead of Salisbury joins a notable science group, and Dr E Reid Russell of Asheville returns after recovery, receiving a warm Charlotte reception.
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A. A. Kent
Hunt
Kent
State Medical Society
J. Howell Way
Waynesville
State Board of Health
Charles Laughinghouse
Laughinghouse
George Thomas
Way
Stte Medical Society
Glenn
Kitchin
John Whitehead
Salisbury
Whitehead
E. Reid Russell
Asheville
Russell
Charlotte
North Carolina
Coronation Services Planned in Charleston Churches
On coronation day Rev Dr John Kershaw, rector of St Michaels, will lead services at St Michaels Church in Charleston. Rev Dr S Carey Beck, rector of St Philips, will assist. The events honor the St George and St Andrew Societies in Charleston.
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Associated Press
Charleston
S. C
St. Georg’e
St. Andrew’s
John Kershaw
St. Michaels
S. Carey Beckwith
Engineer Recommends County Drainage Survey Plan
Government engineer Mr. C. W. Mengel advised the Mecklenburg county drainage commission to hire an expert to consult on a county wide drainage plan. He warned Little Sugar Creek would need a costly deeper channel for few farming acres but stressed health and community benefits justify a formal survey and proper design before starting the first drainage project in the county.
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C. W. Mengel
County Drainage Commission
Department of Agriculture
Drainage Commission
Mengel
Little Sugar Creek
Sugar Creek
Mecklenburg County
Board of Commissioners
Amoy Holds Coronation Ceremonies for King George and Queen Mary
In Amoy on June 22 ceremonies marked the coronation of King George and Queen Mary. A memorial inscribed to their majesties was unveiled, presented by British subjects of Chinese descent in Amoy to the government.
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Amoy
China
King George
Queen Mary
Arrest of Louis Gregory in Richmond Embezzlement Case
Louis L Gregory a freight cashier for Atlantic Coast Line Railroad was arrested in Denver by detectives on charges of embezzling 15000. Relatives had believed him dead after his clothing was found on a river bank. There is a Rathbone Lodge meeting tonight and Mrs Gooding will stay at Mint street home for some time.
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Denver, Co
Louis L. Gregory
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Richmond
Gregory
Rathbone Lodge
W. B. Gooding
Mint Street
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Astoas Gesson
Mediclo Ogiety
House of Delegates
B. K. Hayes
Stewart
Thomas Jordan
Fayetteville
H. H. Lafferty
North Carolina Medical College
C. L. Peeler
Medical College
M. van Poole
Char
Lotte
B. W. Page
Raleigh
C. L. Pridgen
C. F. Strosnider
C. S. Grayson
High Point
J. M. Parrett
Kinston
R. L. Gibbon
Henry Morris
Rutherfordton
Raynaud
Annie L. Alexander
J. A. Williams
Greensboro
R. L. Payne
King George V
Imney
Steve
Standard Oil
Danderine
Lottera
Brooklyn
Magwiten Banderine Co
Chicago
Coronation Services
S&s. C
Georgia Farmers Meet
Fitzgerald
Georgia Division
Farmers Educational and Co-Operative Union
Griffin
Europe
Congress
Charles S. Barrett
Phalanx Lodge
Mane
Mecklenburg County Drainage Commission
Louis Gregory
Fletcher
Castoria
Lydia E. Pini
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Coloma
Wisconsin
Lydia
Pink Hham
John Wentland
Gibson - Woolley CO
Tryon Street
Frank F. Jones
Pullman
W. T. McCoy & CO
Ha Snadov
Paur
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