Another and Final Effort for Allen in Supreme Court Race
Washington dispatch outlines North Carolina figures lobbying for Judge W. R. Allen of Goldsboro to fill the Supreme Court vacancy after Justice Lamar. It notes past circuit representation gaps, age considerations, and regional balance, urging a southern nominee from the fourth circuit if possible.
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Washington
White House
Congress
North Carolina
Coughton
W. R. Allen
Goldsboro
Supreme Court
Lamar
Friends of the
Overman
Simmons
Wilson
Webb
Poll
Stedman
Page
Allen
South
Land
Fourth Circuit
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North
South Carolina
William Strong
J. P. Bradley
George Shiras
Justice Pitney
W. B. Wood
L. Q. (. Lamar
Justice White
Joseph Lamar
Chase
Waite
Stanton
Swayne
Tarlan
Matthews
Brown
Jackson
Day
Lurton
McReynolds
Ft A
Blair
Bushrod Washington
Barbour
Marshall
Davil
Johnson
Duvall
Taney
Ruttledge
William Johnson
James Sfredell
Long’s County
Alfred Moore
Nelson
Catron
Bradley
Cushing
Harlan
Soldiers' Home to get thorough January scrutiny
North Carolina reports show three counties led cotton gains in 1915 while others fell. Guilford man William A. Jones of Greensboro is pardoned after nine years for second degree murder. Governor Craig notes Jones sought medical aid and offered no defense.
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Raleigh
A. H. Bowden
Salisbury
Grand Jury
Aditor
Maj. W. A. Graham
Greene
Mecklenburg
Pitt
Robeson
Johnston
Warren
Scotland
Sampson
Richmond
Halifax
Harnett
Craig
William A. Jones
Greensboro
Jones
Fred Moore
Aubrey J. Brooks
Moore
W. H. Ragan
Mr. Brooks
Guilford
Calvert Campaign Begins as North Carolina Chooses Attorney General candidate
Solicitor Walter D. Siler and J. Millikan will run the eastern half of North Carolina for Thomas H. Calvert in the attorney general race. Calvert’s backers tout a strong eastern showing, while a second primary could be likely with many candidates. The piece also notes campaign finance rules and a $105,000 state railroad dividend. The North Carolina Grand Lodge of Masons holds its 129th annual communication in Raleigh with about 1,000 Masons expected.
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Raleigh
Walter D. Siler
J. Millikan
North Carolina
Thomas H. Calvert
Siler
Goldsboro
Pittsboro
Calvert
Wayne County
Lumberton
Mr. Calvert
James P. Cook
Concord
North Carolina Railroad
Ben Lacy
Charlotte
Lacy
North Carolina Grand Lodge of Masons
John C. Drewry
Frank P. Hobgood
Guilford
Alex B. Andrews
A. B. Andrews
J. Alston Cabell
Redmond
Crand
John H. Vrooman
Herkimer
N. Y
Poe
Palm
Governor Craigs Monument Plan Hailed as Pride of Preacher
A note on the proposed monument honoring a renowned preacher and discoverer, with an estimated construction cost around $5,000. The governor issued a self prepared pamphlet as propaganda and seeks broad public support to back the tribute.
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Craig
Reception at Wesley Memorial Postponed
The reception by Wesley Memorial church for members received during 1915 is postponed from tonight to Monday night January 24th.
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Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Church
Why Chilly Weather Brings Rheumatism
Rheumatism affects all ages and ranks. To ease symptoms, eat less meat, dress warmly, avoid exposure, and drink plenty of pure water. The remedy suggested is Jad Salts or Rad Salts to flush uric acid, claimed to boost kidney action and rid the blood of impurities.
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Parker R. Anderson
John W. Davis
Successe
Guilford County
Man
W. T. Bost
Graham
Goldshoro
Young
K E. H Bain
Springfield
Turner
J. &. Turner
Will Mangum
Mr. Turner
Jack Beasley
Turner Hotel
Woonee
May Bratton
Captain Beasley
Mangum
Millikan
Grand Lodge OF Masons
Piltsboro
West
Charles Kk. Johnson
Mitchell Monument
Mount Mitchell
S. Moses Cone
High Point’s New
Mr. Benno deElbe
Grade Bakery
Goldstein
Beeson Hardware
deElbe
High Point
Law Office
D. H. Parsons, Attorney
Bank of Commerce
Hich Point
N. C
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