Supreme Court Hears Knight Notary Case
The North Carolina Supreme Court hears arguments on whether the notary act granting women notarial powers is constitutional. Mrs Nolan Knight, the first woman appointed under the act, and supporters contend the act allows women to hold a public office as notaries, while critics debate eligibility and the office's nature. The case centers on whether a nonvoter can hold office and if notary is a public office, with Attorney General Bickett presenting both sides.
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Supreme Court
Thomas
Rollins
Nolan Knight
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Senate
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Bickett
Mr. Bickett
Preacher Tom Trott
Mr. Trott
Mr. Rollins
State Vs. Bateman
North Carolia
Clark
Matt Allen
Notary Certification and Local Illness Report
An official notes the notary's certificate is a ministerial matter, not a state power exercise. Nearby, N J oH Clapp, father of Mrs. Roland Blair and Mrs. Hunter Sechrest, is gravely ill with Bright's disease near Alamance church east of Greensboro, and is not expected to survive the day as relatives stay at his home.
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Alamance Church
Greensboro
Bright
Roland Blair
Hunter Sechrest
Mrs. Sechrest
Mr. Clapp
Mrs. Blair
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