Copper Plate Return Highlights University Day at UNC
A copper plate laid on October 12 1793 at the old East Building is returned to the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill. Grand Master A B Andrews presented it at University day with T B Foust, the Clarks ville foundry owner, and William Richardson Davie named on the plate as laying the cornerstone.
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University of North Carolina
Clarksville
Tenn
T. B. Foust
Foust
Graham
Andrews
William Richandson
Davie
Masonic Order
North Carolina
William Richardson Davie
United States
France
Judge enjoins Charlotte aldermanic board in school aid dispute
Judge M. H. Justice signs a permanent restraining order in the case brought by Mayor Kirkpatrick and nine aldermen against Vice Mayor Honeycutt American Trust and city officials. The action seeks to stop signing and paying a 12500 voucher to aid schools after a council fight over funding and equipment for school buildings. The vice mayor had stated the matter was closed.
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Charlotte
M. H. Justice
J. E. Honeycutt
American Trust Company
T. L. Kirkpatrick
Honeycutt
Godwin and McCaskill Debate Draws Good Crowd
Fairmont October 12 Hon H L Godwin and A L McCaskill Republican nominee for Congress from the Sixth district held a joint debate before about two hundred people. Godwin touts Democratic record while McCaskill criticizes the party and attributes prosperity to the war. No votes recorded and party loyalty remains strong.
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Fairmont
H. L. Godwin
A. L. McCeaxill
Congress
Mr. Godwin
McCaskill
Engineers Mustered Into Federal Service in Raleigh
The adjutant general's office in Raleigh announced that two engineer companies at Camp Glenn have been examined and mustered into federal service. Moving orders are expected at any time.
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Raleigh
Adjutant General’s Office
Camp Glenn
Teutons Use Paper to Replace Cotton for Cloth
Vienna reports Arthur Kuffler, president of the War Association of Cotton Spinners, says paper fabrics are a growing substitute for cotton in Austria Hungary. He notes textiles from paper yarn, nettle fibers, and processed rags offer durable, water resistant cloth, with industry improvements continuing. The central powers could use over a million bales of cotton but can manage with these substitutes.
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Vienna
Austria Hungary
Arthur Kuffler
War Association of Cotton Spinners
Herr Kaffler
Austria-Hungary
Herr Kuffler
Kuffler
Badin to Employ Large Force for Aluminum Plant
John H. Finney of the Aluminum Company of America announced in Washington that a major plant is being developed at Badin North Carolina near Whitney on the Yadkin river. The $12 million facility will hire thousands, adding about 55.6 million pounds to U.S. annual output, with construction already using around 3,000 workers.
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Washington
John H. Finney
The
Aluminum Company of America
North Carolina
Badin
Whitney
Yadkin River
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Niagara, Falls
Massena
New York
United States
Japanese Delegate to Attend AFL Convention in Baltimore
Dr Bunji Suzuki president of the Labourers Friendly Society of Japan will attend the American Federation of Labor convention in Baltimore as fraternal delegate. He helped broaden labor ties with California unions and aims to unite Japanese workers under a national association now numbering about 23 000 members with 27 conciliations settled this year.
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Bunji Suzuki
Friendly Society of Japan
Associated Press
Tokio
Laborers’ Friendly Society of Japan
American Federation of Labor
Baltimore
Japan
Sasuki
United States
California
America
Suzuki
Laborers’ Organization
Becaus
Imperial University At
Tokio Asahi
Clay MacCauley
MacCauley
Mr. Suzuki
Unitarian Hall
Deta
God
Man
Yokohama
Newpapers
Laborers’ Society
Kobe
Federation of Labor
Japanese Federation of Labor
American National Federtion of Labor
Hamn
Gompers
American Federation
Baron Iichi Shibusawa
J. Soyeda
Imperial Railways
California Federation of Labor
Bureke
Gudger Indorsed for District Supreme Court Seat
Friends of former Congressman James M. Gudger Jr of Asheville endorse him for the district Supreme Court vacancy to replace the late Justice Thomas H. Anderson. Insiders say he has little chance of securing the federal judgeship despite the backing.
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Washington
James M. Gudger, Jr
Asheville
Gudger
District Supreme Court
Thomas H. Anderson
Illustrated Lecture At Reformed Church Sunday
The First Reformed church will host an illustrated lecture series on Sunday evenings using stereopticon views. Next Sunday promises the most interesting talk titled Our Work Among the Japanese on the Pacific Coast with additional travel views, including California. The public is invited to attend.
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First Reformed
Pacific
California
Police Officer Bowles Suspended After City Fight
Police officer S. J. Bowles was relieved from duty pending investigation by the police commission after a Monday night altercation with W. B. Throckmorton in this city.
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Oe Va
S. J. Bowles
W. B. Throckmorton
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed for Cough Relief
Mrs Chas Riess of Allen Mills Pennsylvania reports eleven years of relief from coughs colds croup and whooping cough using Foley's Honey and Tar. It quickly eases hoarseness tickling throat and wheezy breathing with noting. Sold by Mann Drug Co.
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Chas Riess
Allen Mills
Foley
Mann Drug Co
FASTER TO STOP NOW Foley's Honey and Tar advert
An old fashioned cough remedy claims quick relief from bronchial coughs. It promises to stop tickling in the throat ease irritation and open congested air passages. Sold by Mann Drug Co.
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Foley
Mann Drug
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Tennessee Foundry
University
Chapel Hill
Cele
Godwin-M’caskill
J. M. Gudger, JR
Cie
Atlantic Sales CO
Ance
North State
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Danville
Lynchburg
Spartanburg
S. C
Greenville
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
Gainesville
Henderson
Petersburg
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Fayetteville
Camden
Columbia
Aiken
Augusta
North State Telephone Company
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