North Carolina Legislature Passes Bills and Debates Forestry
State lawmakers push through measures on forestry bureau creation and prison funds, with hearings on Avery County and new railroad incorporations. Senate bills address game protection, public drunkenness, and tax and court reforms, while House actions include penalties for forged checks and inmate education funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxe
Anson
Morven
Committee On Deaf and Dumb
Morganton
Western Carolina Power and Transportation Company
Carolina-Tennessee Power Company
Asheville & East Tennessee Railroad
Montdale
Yancey County
Asheville
Wake
Judicial Committee
Gavin
Senate
North Carolina
Peele
Gay
Pharr
Representative Cox
Dowd
Murphy
Guilford
Doughton
Avery
Mitchell
Watauga
House Committee On Manufactures and Labor
Hinsdale
Manning
Long
West
Macon County
Dawes
State Treasury
Joint Committee On Penal Institutions
Elliott
Denver & Lincolnton Railroad Company
Fry
Barringer
Pender
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Brunswick Street
Wilmington
Child Labor Bill Substitute Offered by North Carolina Mills
The North Carolina cotton mill interest backs a substitute for the Hinsdale bill to regulate child labor. The measure would amend the 1907 law by adding reporting duties to the Commissioner of Labor and Printing and penalties for noncompliance, with enforcement steps via sheriff and solicitor. Also noted is an early shipment of string beans to New Bern, signaling advancing truck crops in the Deep South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchin
Mann
Tate
Sena
Anc Mosheedt
Senate
Oase
North Carolina
House
Manning
Senator Blow
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Arthur Crimminger
Thomas N. Hayes
Wilkes County
Kluttz
Committee On Insurance
Pharr
Latham
Mattamuskeet
Washington, N.C
Lemmond
Insurance Department
Insurance Commission
Council of State
Insurance
Gordon
Certified Public Accountant
Board of
Doughton
Supreme Court
Union Power and Transportation Company
Raleigh
Cotto
Nort Carolina Cotton
Hinsdale
Committee of Manufactures of the House
General Assembly of
State of
Commissioner of Labor
Newbern
Proposed Moseley County To Be Considered By Legislature
On Tuesday a legislative committee in Raleigh discussed forming Moseley County from parts of Greene Lenoir and Wayne counties. The proposed county would be named in honor of Governor W. D. Moseley who resided in Moseley Hall township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moseley County
Greene, Lenoir
Wayne Counties
Raleigh
W. D. Moseley
Moseley Hall Township
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Spurgeon
J. Gheshire Webb
Charles Scarlett
Durham
N. C
Orange Counties
John W. Graham
Paul
Gratam, Graham
Graham Attorneys-at-Law
Hillsborq
N.C
Alamance
Granville
Person
Orange
SM. Gattis
Hillsboro
WN. C
A. W. Graham
Oxford
Pergon
Or. J. S
Spurgeon, Rae Mea Alae
Churton Street
Jol W. Graham
Chamberlain
W. A. Hayes
Wood
I. W. Wood & Sons
Eedsmen
Richmond
John Charles McNeill Memorial Society
Weaver
Weavers
Caldwell
Harshaw
Caswell
Henderson
Surry
Havymore
Linney
Alexander County
Asheville & East Tennessee Railroad Company
Emma Allee Howard
Eugene, K._ Howard
Holden
Dough
Committee of Agriculure
Board of Agriculture
Bassett
Caudill
Messrs
Crumpler
Carver
Buck and
Tomlin
Purlear
Kr. Morton
Taylor
Foy
Connor
Perry
Livingston
Tryon White Graded
Polk County
State Board of Health
Lee
Jones
Dockery
Incorporate
Aes Female College
D. H. Hallock
Oklahoma
Leavenworth
Ensley
Birmingham
Ala
Greenville, Special
C. W. Harvey
Tobacco Board of Trade
Greenville
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