112 New Nurses Licensed by State Board in Greensboro
The State Examining Board announced 112 young women from Greensboro and other cities were licensed after passing the state nursing exam. The list names 112 graduates from cities including Asheville High Point Greensboro Charlotte Winston Salem and more along with 30 additional performers licensed from other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Z. V. Conyers
Thi City
Asheville
Essie M. Martin
Elizabeth Bailey
Betha L. McGuire
Ruth N. Long
Louise Setzer
Dorothy E. Frady
Lula KH. Craig
Jessie L. Small
Ruth L. Crook
Edith L. Lyle
Pierrie Outlaw
Eva Bradshaw
Myrtle R. Austin
Arnie C. Hinson
Pearl T. Tuten
High Point
Jessie F
Lassiter
Bernice O. Parks
Sue Harris
Nettie G. Ozment
May Winston
Edna Williams
Charlotte
Margaret Vance
Louise Maywood
Mary B. Smith
Frances B. Bolick
Beatrice
Mary EF. Watson
Ruth H. Curtis
Ivey L. Henry
Raleigh
Naomie Swails
Eliza RB. Terry
Florida F. Pickell
Florence L. Hollis
Hula M. Williams
Constance M. Rivers
Juanita M. Jackson
Ossie L. Campbell
Monroe
Anna B. Murphy
Mary F. Williams
Concord
Marie FE
Widenhouse
Oxford
Bettie Broadhurst
Louise Wheeler Clarke
Lumberton
Margaret G. Brown
Gladys Price
A. Henrietta Ford
Fayetteville
Virgie Clark
Biltmore
Sophia Zieman
Lowls L. Brigham
Fnglehard
Katie M. Gibbs
Rutherfordton
Alice Rucker
Mount Airy
Pauline
Cook
Sherrill’s Ford
Annie B. Howard
Stony Point
Zelma Miller
Statesville
Mabel W. Camp
Salisbury
Eula J. Park
Anna D. Peeler
Rocky Mount
Mildred E. Lee
Arminda Patton
Albemarle
Marguerite K. Thomas
Gastonia
Velma T. Hartman
Alice Stewart
Grace Moore
Wadesboro
Elizabeth T. Gaddy
Shelby
Violet D. Patrick
Austin S. Brockett
Essie M. Ledford
Chadbourn
Alice Page Clark
Hickory
Lucy E. Reeves
Morganton
Virginia B. Abernathy
Sanford
Vera KR. Harrington
Lennie FE. Bakley
New Bern
Adeline Smith
Mildred Herring
Weaverville
Ellis T. West
Barber
Blanche J. Becker
South Carolina
Annie L. Jones
Spartanburg
Ruth A. Wallace Dillon
Virginia P. Sanders
Delegates and disputed votes in the 1920 nominating fight
The report lists delegate counts for multiple states with many disputes among candidates Smith Lowden and Curtis. It notes the number of delegates claimed, those in dispute, and totals for each slate, including Nebraska, Ohio, Minnesota, and others, with several sections referencing Hoover and Borah as partisans.
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Hoover
Smith
Arizona
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Illinois
Iowa
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Montana
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Utah
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alaska
Hawaii
Philippines
Port Rico
Virgin Islands
Porto Rico
Reed
Missouri
Pomerone
George
Georgia
Hull
Tennessee
Ayers
Kansas
Hitchtcock
Nebraska
Long Hard Road
Alabama
Oregon
Commerce Secretary
Kansas City
Houston
Lowden
Arkansas
Colorado
New Mexico
North Carolina
South Carolina
Curtis
Norris
Borah
Wyroming
District of Columbia
Indiana
Parity debate on Hull primary dominates North Carolina gathering
The article records a tense session with Turlington and Judge Bowie disputing the presidential primary's relevance to Hull's nomination. Supporters and opponents, including W C T U and Halifax groups, advocated or attacked the primary as a vehicle for voter participation and party cohesion in Raleigh's House chamber.
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Turlington
T. C. Bowie
Ashe
Hull
Bowie
Democratic Party
General Assembly
Community Club of
Halifax
Mary Owen Graham
Charlotte
T. Palmer Jerman
Raleigh
Young Kitty Wins Seagram Stables Color in King's Pirate Race
Young Kitty carried the Seagram stables' colors to an easy victory in the 69th King's Pirate at Woodbine Park, breaking in front as the barrier rose and spreading eagling the field.
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Young Kitty
Toronto
Ont
Seagram Stables
Woodbine Park
Hiram Reed Denied New Trial In Schoolhouse Dy namiting Case
Ottawa May 19 Judge Frank Hayes refused a defense motion for a new trial for Hiram Reed the Mossville farmer convicted of dynamiting a schoolhouse to kill his sweetheart Viola Bradford the teacher The judge granted the state motion to dismiss citing missing evidence in the record Reed’s attorneys argued there was precedent to supply the missing material but were overruled The case is on appeal to the supreme court Reed appeared with his father while Miss Bradford was absent.
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Ottawa
Frank Hayes
Hiram Reed
Mossville
Viola Bradford
Hayes
Reed
Supreme Court
Hays
Miss Bradford
Famous First Woman Candidate to Discuss Europe
Anna Dickie Olesen of Minnesota will speak on What Does Europe Think of Us? at Red Path Week sixth afternoon. She recently returned from Europe with a graphic analysis of how European powers view America and her political campaigning record is noted by national magazines and Josephus Daniels.
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Anna Dickie Olesen
Minnesota
U. S
Redpath
Europe
Mine Disaster Rescue Efforts Underway After Blast
Amid a mine blast chaos spread as villagers fled the surface. Officials reported some bodies located and that Tom Callaghan and 15 companions were safe. About 1090 workers were in the mine with several escaping. eighteen rescue crews worked through the night as officials hoped for more survivors.
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Coal Company
Tom Callaghan
New Yorker Maintains Lead In Oregon Voting
Governor Alfred E. Smith led in the Oregon democratic primary with 7,925 votes from 800 precincts. Senator Walsh of Montana placed second despite withdrawal and Senator Reed of Missouri was third with 2,069. In the Republican balloting Herbert Hoover ran unopposed with 60,481 votes from 997 precincts.
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Portland
Ore
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Oregon
Smith
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
James A. Reed
Missouri
Herbert Hoover
Senate Tax Debate Drags as House Takes Up Bills
Washington May 19 The Senate debate on taxes stretched into the afternoon with the estate tax row fueling party line divisions. The Senate rejected 43 to 30 a proposal to abolish federal collections on inherited wealth while the House approved several small bills. Senators Robinson and others urged adjournment by next Saturday as talks pivot toward Boulder Dam and summer investigations into aviation unemployment postmaster appointments in the south and civil service administration.
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Washington
House
Senate
Bingham
Kansas City
Houston
Boulder Dam
Robinson
Colorado Delegation Chooses Uninstructed Twenty Delegates
In Colorado Springs on May 19 an uninstructed delegation of twelve was chosen to represent Colorado at the Democratic National Convention in Houston. The selection and a resolution opposing instruction against any presidential aspirant followed a strenuous preconvention effort by Alfred E. Smith supporters, who mostly gained pledged delegates to the New York executive.
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Colorado Springs
Colorado
Touston
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
New York
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Jessie Fk
Bernice Parks
Mississippi
Virginia
Cordell Hull
Archangel Gabriel
R. S. McCain
Vance County
James Bell
J. Crawford Riggs
Frank P. Hobsood
Dennis G. Brummitt
House of Representatives
Daniels
Bellamy
H.R. H
Wales
W. Hagen
Walter Hagen
Emiles
Prince of Wales
Royal St. George's Club
Hagen
America
Anna D. Olesen
Josephus Daniels
Olesen
San Francisco Examiner
Broadhurst
John Barrymore
Don Joan
Minuet
Jewelers
New Yorker
Farmer-Labor
Elsie Gates
West Washington St
Davis Electric Co
Morris St
Marinello Shop
Commercial Bank
Meyer
Dorothy Dean
Motor Express
Greensboro News
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