Durham News Opinion and Local Elections Notes
A Durham column discusses mayoral candidates, county bond proposals for road and city projects, and political disputes within parties. It notes the bond issue totals of 300000 for roads and 200000 for city uses, urges signed letters, and critiques rates and politics including Senator Bailey.
Legislative rancor and public fear in North Carolina papers
Editorials across Charlotte and surrounding papers laments harsh rate bills and railroads hurting the public and party politics. They warn courts may strike down fares and praise Rev. Plato T. Durham for a pulpit sermon opposing oppression, urging voters to resist the legislature’s actions.
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Bris
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Norfolk
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Pullman
Pullman Sleeper
Ynchburg
Nston Salem Division
Trav. Pass
Apt
B. Bevill
G.P. A
Gen. Office
Tragedy and Court Move Span Salisbury News
Two men in Walnut Cove fought over days ago with John King drawing a knife to strike William Joines who died from wounds. Joines was a brother of Squire Hardin Joines. Miss Bella C Everhardt of Chestnut Hill fatally shot herself at dawn. High Point reports possible county industry by a trucking colony with land option on fifty acres. Asheville notes Southern Railway suit removal to circuit court over a fatal pedestrian accident near Forest City.
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William Joines
John Joines
Walnut Cove
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Hardin Joines
Salisbury Post
Bella C. Everhardt
Chestnut Hill
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Everhardt
High Point
Wilborn
Asheville
Moore and Rollins
Southern Railway
United States
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Johnson
Forest City
Dood
Notice of Partition suit in Durham County 1907
The Superior Court of Durham County issues service by publication for W Percy Vickers and G Cleveland Vickers in a partition proceeding over land in Durham County. Summons endorsed by the Sheriff as non residents of North Carolina, with appearance required March 26, 1907, before Clerk C B Green.
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G. Cleveland Vickers
Durham County
North Carolina
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Durham Recorder
Durham
N. C
C. B. Green
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Court House
Clerk Superior Court
Rosa Morgan
Cornelia L. Murray
J. S. Murray
J. Ed Murray
Hargrove
N. W
Murray
Office of Register of Deeds
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