Legislature in Session Parade Details and Minor Accident
The article describes a continued session parade with Governor W W Kitchin and dignitaries in carriages drawn by bay horses. Lieutenant Governor W C Newland and state officers followed as Chief Marshal Frank Stronach led over a hundred mounted marshals. One minor accident occurred when Col D L Ward's horse reared, injuring its rider slightly. oaths of office were administered at the capitol.
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W. W. Kitchin
J. A. Long
Roxboro
A. L. Cox
Raleigh
Ed. Chambers Smith
W. C. Newland
Mar
Frank Stronach
Capitol
Governor’s Mansion
T. R. Robertson
North Carolina Assembly Debates Prohibition
The Governor elect Kitchin delivers inaugural address urging not to repeal prohibition, backing modest Confederate veterans pensions and education expansion. Senate and House actions include bills on county boards of education salaries tax reforms and increased pensions, with a Lee birthday event noted and several new measures introduced.
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Kitchin
Walter Clark
W. A. Hoke
R. B. Glenn
Board of Education
Durham County
Britt
General County Fund
Manning
North Carolina
Jones
Barringer
Senate
Peele
Joint Committee On Education
University of North Carolina
General Assembly
Robert E. Lee
State University
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Dawes
HOUSE
Murphy
Barnes
Hertford
Raleigh
Harshaw
Weaver
Morton
Kcence
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B. W. Hobgood
North State Mutual Life In
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J. W. Grainger
N. J. Rouse
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W. B. Dunn
Durham
N. C
Francis D. Winston
Newland
John E. Ray
State School For
Elliott
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United States
S. L. Travis
Turner
Sparrow
John D. Hussey
Orange County
Williams
Dare
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Daughton
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W. A. Slater Company
West Main Street, Durham, N. C
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Cable Co
Mason & Hamlin
the Cable Co
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Durham, N. C
Durham Traction Co
West Main Street
the Peoples Drug Store
Matthews Brothers
Church Street
H. Steinmetz
Florist
Raleigh, North Carolina
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