Simmons Campaign Receives McAdoo Gift and Funds Totals
Campaign records show Senator Simmons has raised 7402 dollars and spent 7158.42 for the Democratic Senate nomination fight against Josiah Bailey. Major costs include postage 1799, clerical help 1754, printing 1788, with contributions led by Simmons himself at 2500 and William Gibbs McAdoo giving 1000 from Los Angeles.
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Raleigh
F. M. Simmons
Senate
Josiah William Bailey
Senator Simmons
A. B. Andrews
William Gibbs McAdoo
Los Angeles
Calif
Fred J. Jones
Richmond
E. C. McCall
Laurinburg
T. N. James
Lincolnton
J. T. Smith
Memphis
J. B. Pipkin
Reidsville
W.W. T. Wooten
UO. Fries
Winston-Salem
Curtis B. Johnson
Charlotte
John F. Bruton
Wilson
Matt Ranson McCorkle
Washington
D. C
Augustus Bradley
New York
Bessie Staley Cheatham
Elmer Rogers
P. B. Anderson
Geo. T. Winston, Jr
Chapel Hill
T. A. Henry
Z. V. Weonard
A. W. McAlister
Greensboro
J. Swink
Cedar Grove
G. G. Whiting
Hickory
Dr. W. C. Houston
Concord
W. G. Hogan
Morganton
Fred A. Fogle
J. A. Hartness
A. S. Hanes
J. Allen Taylor
Wilmington
J. O. W. Crawley
Rocky Mount
L. J. Hampton
Hamptonville
Paul Montague
Thurmond Chatham
Winston Salem
Chas
W. Gold
F. 8. Spruill
Hill Hunter
Bennett H. Per
Local Notice of Monetary Awards Totals
A partial summary lists individuals and payments totaling 7402 dollars. Names include Henderson, Miss Alma Graham Warrenton, Enwin A. Holt, Miss Julia J. Robertson and others with varying amounts. The document records distributed sums culminating in a final total.
Hydrophobia Cases From Contaminated Dairy Reported
Forty people in ESSEGG Jugo Slavia contracted hydrophobia after consuming milk and butter from a cow bitten by a mad dog. Authorities trace outbreak to dairy products linked to the infected animal in the town.
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Essegg
Jugo-Slavia
Awards Night at UNC Honors 39 Phi Beta Kappa Keys
University of North Carolina held Awards Night in Gerrard hall with 39 Phi Beta Kappa keys awarded for scholarship and extracurriculars. Forty six awards went to the university publications staff and ten to the glee club. other honors included debating, editorial and business staff recognitions and named recipients across multiple schools and cities.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Gerrard Hall
R. A. Fetzer
Ray Farris
Ralph C Greene
Phi Beta Kappa
Publications Union Board
Glee Club
Phi Beta Kappa Keys
J. C. Eagles
Wilson
T. H. Barker, Jr
Leaksville
Z. Barrett
Fayetteville
W. B. Snow
Asheville
F. P. Spruill
Rocky Mount
A. I. Suskin
New Bern
H. C. Thomas
Charleston
S. C
G. D. Thompson
Goldsboro
B. A. Whitehead
Woodville
M. R. Alexander
Sara G. Falkner
F. A. Jones
Cofield
W. H. Maxwell
Granite Hill
J. D. McNairy
B. C. Moore
Glenn Holder
Greensboro
J. E. Dungan
J. G. Hamilton
Henry Anderson
Harry Galland
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. C. Williams
Linden
Browning Roach
Whiteville
Ed. Yarborough
Louisburg
Elbert Denning
Albemarle
K. C. Ramsay
Salisbury
Sherman Shore
Yadkinville
Robert Hodges
Winston-Salem
B. H Whitton
Charlotte
J. C Harris
Memorial volume planned for Dr James Royster at UNC
Memorial volume to honor the late Dr James Finch Royster dean of the graduate school and head of the English department at the University of North Carolina. The edited volume will include articles by leading scholars and is to be prepared by a board led by Prof Louis B Wright with four associate editors including Profs W D MacMillan III and Raymond Adams.
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Chapel Hill
James Finch Royster
University of North Carolina
Louis B. Wright
W. D. MacMillan
Raymond Adams
Memorial Volume Honors Dr Royster At University
An association of former colleagues, students, and friends of Dr Royster forms to publish a memorial volume. G A Harrer and N B Adams represent the division of languages and literature at the university. Profs John M Manly and Edwin Greenlaw are asked to serve as advisory editors. Prof Geo C Taylor is president, with Prof Hubert Heffner Prof Ward Fenley and Harry Russell on the committee seeking former students and friends to contact them.
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G. A. Harrer
N. B. Adams
John M. Manly
University of Chicago
Edwin Greenlaw
Johns Hopkins University
The
Publica
Royster
Geo. C. Taylor
Hubert Heffner
Ward Fenley
Harry Russell
UNC Press to Publish Volume on Dr Royster’s Former Students
A plan calls for a University of North Carolina Press volume listing all of Dr Royster’s former graduate students who specialized in his work. The project aims to document the scholars who studied under him.
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Royster
University of North Carolina Press
Catherine Cox Headlines Guilford College Piano Recital
Catherine Cox of Clarkton gave Guilford College a graduation recital in piano in Memorial Hall last night making her the first Guilford music major to graduate and the first to graduate in piano since Max Noah led the department. Tenor Glenn Robertson sang on the program along with two groupings of numbers.
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Guilford College
Catherine Cox
Clarkton
Memorial Hall
Guilford
Max Noah
Glenn Robertson
Corrections to the Errorgram Note Card
The list highlights five corrections for a boxing scene. It notes a spelling error in height, a boxer without a right hand glove, ring rope corners needing extension ropes for safety, a missing referee right foot, and identifies the scrambled word TORRID.
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Whitsett
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Highland Park
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