Davidson College honors roll and class averages for first semester
Davidson College registrar F W Hengeveld reports an overall first semester average of 81.28 for 616 students. Honor roll lists 35 students, with seniors averaging 90.52, juniors 88.01, sophomores 82.15, and freshmen 78.73. Notables include D H Howard at 98.12 and multiple named students from Virginia, Georgia, North and South Carolina.
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Davidson
F. W. Hengeveld
Davidson Cllege
R. W. Graves
Rome
A. H. Hollingsworth
Atlanta
R. A. Ratchford
Gastonia
N. C
D. H. Howard
Chburg
H. M. Austin
Laredo
Texas
D. H. G. Stewart
Dothan
Ala
T. L. Short
Matthews
W. A. Christian
Mobile
W. H. Bordeaux
Wilmington
H. G. Goodykoontz
Bluefield
W. Va
DR H. Howard
Lynchburg
C. G. Davidson
Chester S. C
H. B. Arbuckle
S. Grey
Richmond
W. B. Bradford
Charlotte
J. P. McKnight
Shelby
C. J. Albright
J. B. Moriarty
Ripley
Tenn
M. T. Gilmour
J. R. Graham
Hamlet
W. K. Pritchett
R. R. Kane
Cascarets Freshen Up Laxative Ad Claims Candy Ease
An ad promotes Cascarets as a pleasant candy like laxative that lightly stimulates the bowels. It promises head clarity and a rosy complexion, asserting no griping or sickness and noting directions for all ages on each box.
Judge George H. Brown Buried With City Honors
The funeral of Judge George H. Brown, longtime supreme court and former superior court judge, closed city business houses in respect as he was buried at noon. In Wilmington a small yacht ran aground off Middle Sound with no one aboard, and residents saw it drifting yesterday. efforts to locate the owner and refloat the vessel will proceed today.
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Washington
George H. Brown
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Wilmington
Middle Sound
Lake Lure
Chimney Rock Estates
Luremont
Raleigh County Educators Open One Day Meeting
Raleigh County superintendents held a one day meeting before the North Carolina Education Association sessions. The statewide gathering continues with general sessions starting this evening.
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Raleigh — County Superintendents of Education
North Carolina Education Association
Raleigh Officer’s Wife, Ten Children Supported During Prison Term
The wife and ten children of former Raleigh police captain Jesse Wyatt will be supported by the city police while Wyatt serves an 8 to 18 month sentence in the state penitentiary for killing Stephen S. Holt, attorney of Smithfield. Wyatt ex-
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Raleigh
Jesse Wyatt
Wyatt
Stephen S. Holt
Smithfield
Police raise monthly support for Wyatt family
A campaign led by Chief Winder Bryan of the city police has policemen agreeing to subscribe monthly amounts to aid the Wyatt family after they exhausted funds and mortgaged their home while fighting for liberty. Noel Clar Cobb, described as a marital adventurer, reportedly improves enough to attend movies with a chaperone, after a Paris government agent persona in Atlanta and a marriage to an Agnes Scott student.
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Winder Bryan
Wyatt
Asheville
Noel Clar Cobb
Cobb
Atlanta
Agnes Scott
Noel Dupre
Charlotte Aims to Host World Cotton Congress in 1928
Charlotte proposes to host the World Cotton Congress in 1928 bringing 3 000 to 5 000 cotton men to the city.
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Charlotte
World Cotton Congress
Bowman to face charge in Lindley Park trolley case
Greensboro court will hear a sealed assault with intent to kill charge against W. M. Bowman linked to the Lindley Park trolley hold up March 8. Conductor L. E. Maness shot and killed the bandit after returning fire from a shrubbery.
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Greensboro
L. E. Maness
Lindley Park
W. M. Bowman
Bowman
Maness
Charlotte Native White Population Share Reported
The Chamber of Commerce figures from the University of North Carolina show Charlotte’s native white population making up about 66.3 percent of the total.
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Charlotte
Chamber of Commerce
University of North Carolina
Worlds Largest Bureau Nears Completion In City
Finishing touches are underway on the world s largest bureau with workmen preparing to hang a large mirror and attach draw knobs and pullers. Knobs measure four inches across and pullers nine inches across, designed by R L Adams and made by Bassett Co Beeson Hardware Co displays the hardware in its window. The building project progresses toward occupancy.
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Beeson Hardware Co
R. L. Adams
Bassett Co
Ee Conn
Respite Granted for Georgia Murder Convict as Appeal Sought
Governor Walker granted a sixty day respite to Mack Wooten sentenced to death for the December 30 1922 murder of D H Williams. The delay allows time for a possible appeal to the Georgia Supreme Court while the state high court reviews the case.
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Atlanta
Walker
Mack Wooten
D. H. Williams
Supreme Court
Chamber sees its bureau glow as world’s beauty contender
The chamber of commerce reports its new bureau now shows a real likeness and many express surprise, claiming it will be the most beautiful of its kind in the world.
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Chamber of Commerce
Federal court in Shelby closes after two day term
The March term of federal court in Shelby ends Tuesday after a two day session. The fast pace marks the proceedings as a notably brief session with likely limited docket items.
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Shelby
Federal Court
Napoleon Elevates Artillery in Military Doctrine
The text notes Napoleon prioritizing artillery as the foremost arm in military strategy, shaping his campaigns and battlefield tactics.
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Hawaii
Corinne Griffith
I, Ieroi Rar A Inia Dare
Paris
Carry” Chain Dress
Broadway
REX Beach
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Iron Trail
United Artists
Jack Hoxie
Goodyears
Goodyear
Hiatt Tire Co
West High Street
By Ahern
North Carolina
E. §. Williams
E.Y. Webb
Napoleon
Adolph
Zuror
Jesse
Lasky Eveage
Conway Tearle
Alice Joyce
Clara Bow
Charleston
Chimney Rock
Observatory
Blue Ridge
Lake
Lure
Waller
Announcing Lake Lure Business Center
Lake Lure Business Center
Laremont
Chimney Rock Mountains
Liehimney Rock
Frea
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