North Carolina News Jottings and Clippings Summary
Forsyth citizen Thomas B. Lash dies at 81. Mrs. F. McDonald noted in Louisburg. Reidsville Rifles to move to new armory Sept 1, likely with electric lighting. Summerfield conference draws crowd and funds for City College. Local obituaries report deaths and accidents across counties. Various anecdotes from Greensboro Winston-Salem region and Trinity College relate divorces, curiosities, and political rumors involving Dockery, Fowle, and tax bonds.
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Thomas B. Lash
Forsyth
Louisburg Times
F. McDonald
Reidsville Rifles
Winston Sentinel
Summerfield
City College
Winston
Greensboro
Shelby Ree
Ippy
Cleveland
Neeling
Davie Times
W. F. Smith
Which Did He Believe Datta dog Judge Rowsell and the ballot
A fragment discusses Judge Rowsell and judgments on Black people in Africa, debating whether to grant them the ballot. It questions his belief about degradation and the value of the ballot, implying harsh historical views. The text is partial and uses objectionable language.
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Trinity College
Trinity
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Baltimore Sun
Ledger
State
Republican Editorial Association
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Indianapolis Journal
Indiana
Foraker
Ohio
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Datta Dog
Africa
Rowsell
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