Tar Heel Historettes Describes Early North Carolina Law
Wadsley Anderson traces the legal profession in colonial and early state NC. From 1669 prohibitions on pleading for pay to 1818 when the state’s first firmly established superior court system is noted, with 1722 courthouses and 1746 general court at New Bern and later district developments.
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W. Wadsley Anderson
John Penn
Virginia
William Hooper
Boston
Joseph Hewes
New Jersey
North Carolina
Carolina
Dobbs
New Bern
General Assembly
Halifax
Salisbury
Wilmington
Edenton
Hillisboro
Morganton
Fayetteville
The Fly Faces De Loma and Countess in Hotel Hall
Mary avoids De Loma's trap while Bates and the detective team plan to guard her. The Countess steals a peek at the Jupiter rubies and Mary vows to save Bruce Jupiter's heart, planning to use the necklace as bait at the upcoming dramatic scene.
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de Loma
Mary
Bates
Mata Hari
Paris
Bruce
May
Louise
France
Bruce Jupiter
Connick Completes 42 Foot Window for Grace Cathedral
Boston artist Charles J. Connick finishes a stained glass window measuring 42 feet high and 25 feet wide for Grace Cathedral in San Francisco. The work showcases his signature leaded glass style and embellishes the historic cathedral.
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Boston
Charles J. Connick
Grace Cathedral
San Francisco
Mary Harkness Targets The Fly In Murder Plot
Mary Harkness plots to trap The Fly who she believes framed her brother Ed in a murder case. Dirk Ruyther and police suspect Eddie. Bruce Jupiter, returning from Europe, vows to stop Mary amid family intrigue and a missing bracelet discovery.
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Mary Harkness
Bowen
The
Star
Mary
Dirk Ruyther
Eddie
Bruce Jupiter
Europe
Bruce
Dirk
Miami
Jupiter
Hialeah
Count DE Loma
de Loma
MR. Jupiter
Krowen
Louise
Mrs. Jupiter
Chesterfield tobacco ad promises superior flavor and purity
UK shoppers seek the ripest mildest leaf and Chesterfields claim a unique blend. The ad touts cross blending across crops and countries for a distinct flavor and aroma and notes the paper is the whitest and purest money can buy.
Twins Run In Families In Southbridge History
Dr. J. T. Lacey of Harrington Hospital finds twins run in families. In one family history 18 of 1,156 children were twins, while in another family of 2,226 children there were no twins.
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Southbridge
Mass
J. T. Lacey
Harrington Hospital
Colgate President Sees Diminished Liquor Use on Campuses
Dr. B Cutten president of Colgate university says liquor use on college campuses is diminishing and approves of the 18th Amendment noting improved conditions among the laboring classes.
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Syracube
N. Y
B. Cutten
Colgate University
Truscon Steel Cuts Cleveland Plant Output to 50 Percent
Boosts operations Younstown Ohio. Truscon Steel lifts Cleveland plant to half capacity to align with larger automobile factory schedules. Plant makes brake drums automobile frames running boards and other steel parts.
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Youngstown, O
Truscon Steel Company
Cleveland
Spring Hill College End Walter Gibbons Noted for Large Hands
Mobile Alabama Spring Hill College football players boast of Walter Gibbons end possessing unusually large hands. He can cradle a basketball in each hand and grip seven baseballs in each mitt.
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Mobile
Ala
Spring Hill College
Walter Gibbons
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