Miller to lead Duke Law School as campus grows
Justin Miller, dean of USC law, is named dean of Duke University School of Law. Duke will open a new campus building this fall with a 14 member teaching staff and expanding library. Miller holds key roles in major legal associations and has prior posts at Oregon and Minnesota universities.
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Justin Miller
School of Law
University of Southern California
Duke University School of Law
Duke University
Duke Law School
Dean Miller
Association of American Law Schools
American Bar ‘Association
Social Science Research Council
Oregon
Minnesota
King’s County
California
Library News: Biographies and Periodicals for Readers
The article highlights Albert Bushnell Hart on biography and Roosevelt, plus readings from American Mercury and Harper's Magazine. It invites library patrons to explore current history, Mencken writings, and light informal essays, with access to magazines, tables, and hours from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm.
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Modern Historical School
Albert Bushnell Hart
Theodore Roosevelt
The
American Mercury
Harper’s Magazine
Rotary Convention Talk Highlights Chicago Plans
Virgil Idol addressed the local Rotary club on the 25th anniversary international Rotary convention in Chicago. An electrical projection by Salvation Army Adjutant John O Biern e showed city views while Idol urged strong High Point turnout. O Peyton Moffitt, 15, won a Harmon Foundation scout scholarship and received honors from B W Hackney.
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Rotary
Virgil Idol
Rotary Club
Chicago
Salvation Army
John O’bierne
Idol
High Point
O. Peyton Moffitt
Harmon Foundation
B. W. Hackney
Theodore Roosevelt Youngest U.S. President Inaugurated
Theodore Roosevelt became the youngest person to assume the U.S. presidency at age 42 when he was sworn into office. He took the oath following the assassination of President William McKinley, marking a pivotal moment in American leadership.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Why People Abhor Fat
Reprint explains fat as a social flaw and medical weakness easily corrected by Marmola prescription tablets in use for 22 years. It claims many have slimmed down without starvation and urges readers to test Marmola, noting the reasons and formula are in every box and the price is $1 per box.
Social clubs host meetings and musical afternoon
Greensboro hosts report on Bridge and book clubs with Mrs C J Carlson and Mrs Garland Daniel entertaining at Sunset drive Irving Park and West Washington Street. St Marys Club hosts musicale and tea for Episcopal students. Mrs Frank Challen assists. Sherwood speaks on decorative accessories at North Elm Street Reviewers Club meeting.
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Greensboro
C. J. Carlson
Sunset Drive
Irving Park
Mesdames
Mary V. Elzemeyer
L. R. Leftwich
Alfred Wylie
R. R. King, Jr. van Wyck Williams
Julius Cone
Martin Douglas
Ralph Faison
W. Y. Preyer
ST. Mary's Club
Episcopal
North Carolina College
St. Mary’s House
Walker Avenue
St. Mary’s Club
Frank Challen
Polly Danson
Tarboro
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Cleveland
Ralph B. Coit
Katherine Chapman
S. B. Ziegler
Guy Hope
Sherwood
Reviewers Club
T. D. Sherwood
Reviewers
T. A. Hunter
North Elm Street
Mrs. Sherwood
Mrs
Senate Expresses Regret Over Taft Illness
The Senate adopted a resolution expressing deep regret over the serious illness of former Chief Justice William Howard Taft and hope for his quick restoration to health. The action followed a resolution offered by Senator Harris of Georgia.
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Ashington
Senate Today
William Howard Taft
Harris
Georgia
Senate
Taft
Corrections to the Errorgram Note
A list of corrections notes five points about a ruby a pend ant spelling and the clock and a sapphire color. It also mentions the word INFLUENCE and the Cathedral of St Peter at Rome as the world largest church and gives a measurement of 630 feet.
How Long for Parents to Work Together
A humorous exchange from Ulk Berlin features a teacher asking James how long his father and mother would take to complete a task together. James answers three hours, noting they would waste time arguing.
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James
Ulk
Berlin
Damage from needs in the United States exceeds one million dollars yearly
Report notes annual US losses from needs surpassing one million dollars, outlining scope and economic impact. Detailing sources and sectors affected, it highlights the financial burden and calls for attention to mitigation measures.
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United States
Mrs. Frances Hogue Thomas Dies at Local Hospital
Mrs Frances Hogue Thomas widow of J H Thomas died at a local hospital after weeks of illness She was mother to Jack and Barbara Thomas and sister to J J Hogue Walter Hogue and C D Long Also Misses Floss and Irene Hogue She will be sent to Jasper Alabama for funeral services and burial Friday afternoon
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W. B
Fred A. Thomas
Walter Hogue
Carrolton
C. D. Long
Jasper
Alabama
Floss
Irene Hogue
Six Year Old Boy Dies Here Suddenly
Warren G Grubbs six year old son of Mr and Mrs H G Grubbs died at the family home 411 South street this morning at 7 40 after a brief illness He was ill overnight and died within 12 hours He played outdoors yesterday and a possible meningitis was suggested by the attending physician The child born July 3 1923 was in first grade at Oak Hill school He is survived by parents three brothers Glenn Wilton and Lester and two sisters Ruth and Elizabeth Funeral arrangements not yet set but likely tomorrow afternoon
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Warren G. Grubbs
H. G. Grubbs
South Street
Oak Hill School
Glenn
Wilton
Lester
Ruth
Elizabeth
Visitor from Richmond Recalled in City Stay
T W Schaeffer of Richmond Indiana connected with the Standard Historical Society headquartered in Cincinnati Ohio arrived in the city as a visitor today. He married a daughter of Pleasant Charles who left the city long ago with the covered wagon party. Charles died in Seymour Indiana. Schaeffer is lodging at the Elwood hotel.
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T. W. Schaeffer
Richmond
Indiana
Standard Historical Society
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mr. Schaeffer
Pleasant Charles
Seymore
Seaweed Proposal Aims to Meet Russia Iodine Needs
Russian scientists propose using seaweed to produce all of the country’s iodine. The concept involves cultivating algae to extract iodine, potentially reducing reliance on imports.
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Moscow
Soviet Allocates Funds for Four Iodine Plants
The government plans to invest several million rubles to build four iodine plants in an effort to reduce Russia's reliance on imports. The move aims to boost domestic production and secure self sufficiency in iodine.
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Russia
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Guilford County
Notice announces a foreclosure sale under a 1925 deed of trust by Frank K. Cross and Annie Cross. Trustee J Allen Austin will auction the High Point property at 2 pm on Monday March 10 1930 at the Greensboro courthouse door. Parcel: 213 Thissell Street Block K Ed and D O Burns re-subdivision.
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North Carolina
Guilford
Frank HK. Cross
Annie Cross
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Greensboro
High Point
Thissell
Franklin
Franklin Street
Said Street
F. BE. Cross
F. H. Cross
D. O. Burns
Office of the Register of Deeds
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