Chief Justice Clark Replies to Governor Craig on Lynching
Chief Justice Walter Clark defends his Langston letter denying any excuse for lynching and urges criminal procedure reforms. He blames juror drawing and excessive challenges, arguing an efficient justice system and public awareness will curb mob violence in North Carolina. He cites crime statistics and University News Letter data to support reforms.
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North Carolina
Langston
Richards
United States
Europe
State University
Crary
University News
Virginia
Rhode Island
Union
Religion That Requires New Clothes Parade
An item notes a belief demanding new attire for processions and parades but carries no further details on origins or practices. The brief suggests social or ritual expectations without broader context or outcomes.
Wilson groom-to-be reappears. wedding in jeopardy
Stanley Boykin, the groom in the Kuhr Boykin nuptials, returns to Wilson after a January 16 disappearance. He claims travel to New York with plans to reach Atlanta for a January 27 wedding, though locals spread a India voyage tale. His father and sister were alerted by telegram, recalling invitations amid the confusion.
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Wilson
Kuhr-Boykin
Stanley Boykin
Mr. Boykin
Hattie Boykin
Miss Boykin
Atlanta
Boykin
Isabel Kuhr
Stanley
North Carolinians to Speak at Child Labor Meeting
North Carolina speakers are named for the twelfth annual conference on child labor to be held in Asheville from February 3 to 6. The program lists Dr J Nowell Way, Dr Dixon Carroll, Zebulon Weaver, Miss Eunice Sinclair and others with sessions on education social standards and local conditions. A session will discuss attempted child labor legislation in North Carolina and another on Mountains and Cotton Mills. The text closes with a quoted reflection on the mindset of a master.
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Asheville
J. Nowell Way
Dixon Carroll
Zebulon Weaver
Thomas W. Lingle
J. Y.joyner
Neal L. Anderson
L. Coon
Eunice Sinclair
R. P. Smith
Wiley N. Swift
South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
National Child Labor Committee
National Committee On the Prevention
North Carolina
Uric Acid in Meat Tied to Rheumatism Says Authority
Rheumatism linked to excess meat and rich foods that raise uric acid in blood. Drink water, dress warm, and keep feet dry to aid kidneys. Four ounces of Salts daily for a week may help eliminate uric acid and improve kidney action. Jad Salts promoted as inexpensive and harmless lithia drink.
Germany and Austria Conquer Vast Territories Valued at 25 Billion
A Berliner Tageblatt summary by W. wasting presents a table of territory and population changes through August 1 1914 to January 1 1916. It shows Central Powers gains of about 1 etc. Germany and Austria are credited with land worth about 25 billion dollars.
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Jertin
Germany
Austria
W. Wasting
Italy
Bulgaria
Turkey
Belgium
France
Russia
Balkans
Alsace
Gallicia
Galicia
Kasting
Inside-Bathing With Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate
A health tonic advises drinking a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the digestive tract. It claims this "inside-bathing" removes poisons, improves skin, breath, and overall health, and costs little per dose.
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Walter Clark
Craig
Langster
Raleigh
Ter Clark
Jona LP
Goldsboro
Teutons
Oppo
Entente
NoOne
Goaal
Arctic
Bank of Commerce
High Point
N. C
W. R. Morrow
A. L. Freeze
Morrow
Fidelity and Deposit of
Baltimore
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
J. Gurney Briggs
Mgr
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