Raleigh Bar Backs Judge W R Allen for U S Supreme Court
Wake county bar united in endorsing Justice W R Allen of the North Carolina Supreme Court for the vacancy on the U S Supreme Court caused by Justice Lamar’s death. The meeting drew most bar members and several Republicans and Roosevelt supporters, led by Col J L Harris. The likely successor would be Governor Craig appointing R W Winston if Wilson picks Allen.
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Carey Green
Wake County
Raleigh
Louisbury Road
Green
Mr. Green
Jesse Harris
John W. Whurfrees
North Carolina
Louisville
Pullman Price
Wurfrees
Kurfrees
Big Bar
W. R. Allen
North Carolina Supreme Court
Wilson
Lamar
United States Supreme Court
Judge Allen
Roosevelt
Col. J. ©. L. Harris
Harris
Taft
Rooseveltt
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Lamar
Allen
Craig
R. W. Winston
Clark
W. J. Adams
W. P. Bynum
L. V. Bassett
W. A. Graham
Maj.w. A. Graham
Major Graham
Geneva moves to aid prisoners of war via neutral delegates
The International Red Cross committee in Geneva launches a plan to ease suffering in detention camps for soldiers and civilians. Neutral delegates from professions such as doctors and lawyers would enter camps to assist, while governments negotiate terms through the committee.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Switzerland
International Red Cross Committee of
la Petite Pierriere
Chambesy
International Committee
The College Orphan football drama opens Monday
Watt College presents The College Orphan a six reel romantic photo drama at the Broadway theatre with Carter and Flora Parker DeHaven in leading roles. A sensational football scene unfolds as two western elevens clash with vivid vim captured by the camera.
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Carter
Flora Parker DeHaven
German Offensive Likely On Front as War Reports Grow
Dispatches from Ta London report that the expected German push on the Western front may begin in January. Vets from Poland join the assault as trains and munitions pour toward Flanders while Emperor William is said to oversee preparations.
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Belgium
Flanders
William
Poland
Warsaw
Sage Tea and Sulphur for Darker Hair Claim
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Ready as a home remedy to darken gray or faded hair. It describes brewing sage tea with sulphur and alcohol and promotes ready-to-use tonic for about 50 cents a bottle to restore natural darker, glossy hair.
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