Observer Praises Strayhorn as En Grossing Clerk in Raleigh
Editorial lauds Charles Strayhorn of Orange County as a popular Democrat chosen as en grossing clerk of the State Senate in Raleigh. County Board of Education adjourns after four days, raises per capita school fund to 1.65, and Superintendent Hocutt credits the board for improved schools. Also notes skyward auto car talk, European science depictions of progress, and varied international opinions on banking trusts and monopolies.
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the Observer
Charles Strayhorn
Orange County
State Senate
Raleigh
County Board of Education
Hocutt
Revenue Cutter Pamlico Launched by Pusey & Jones
The revenue cutter Pamlico was launched Saturday at the Pusey & Jones Company shipyard. Miss Appie Camile Calice of Newbern christened the 153 foot vessel, destined to cruise the Albemarle and Pamlico sounds with Revenue Service officers among the guests.
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Pamlico
Pusey & Jones Company
Appie Camile Calice
Newbern
N. C
Revenue Service
Albemarle
Pamlico Sounds
North Carolina Legislature Opens Bi-annual Session
The North Carolina General Assembly met at noon in a bi annual session and began organization. Speaker and Senate leadership were chosen, Governor Glenn read his message, and committees were formed to handle rules, finance, judiciary, and public service matters as new bills were introduced and discussed.
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Pitt
Long
Iredell
Webb
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Cabarrus Savings Bank
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Tryon
Reinhardt
Lincoln
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Ormond
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Odell
Harrington
Brown
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Graham
Mason
Bellamy
Daniels
Dickey
McLean
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Reid
Blair
Howard
Thorne
Greer
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Mitchell
Holt
Redwine
Seawell
Hicks
Torne
Polk
Kluttz
Turner
Lovill
Burnison
Sewell
Goodwin
Etheridge
Dawes
Burton
King
Mason, Seawell
Reed
Pope Pius X Denounces French Church Law and Opposes Government
Pope Pius X issued an encyclical denouncing the new French Church Separation law and declaring opposition to the government. The assassin of General Pavloff was hanged and his head preserved for future identification. Colonial Director Dernburg addressed a convention of Chambers of Commerce stating Germany’s policy on raw material supplies.
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Pavloff
Dernburg
Convention of Chambers of Commerce
Germany
Italian Charged With Murder Admitted to Bail
Danville Virginia special Fred Amar charged with murdering Joe Pretrello. Maggie Sullivan and her 12 year old son Lawrence testified Amarto slept at home when the shooting occurred. Main evidence is family feud and an empty bloodstained pistol hidden on Amarto.
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Danville
Fred Amarto
Joe Pretrello
Maggie Sullivan
Lawrence
Motley’s
Amarto
Burden Bearing Committees Formed in State Legislature
Speaker Justice announced standing committees including Public service corporations, Institutions for the blind and deaf, Corporations, Public printing, Liquor traffic, Propositions and grievances, and Judiciary numbers one and two. Senate lists Agriculture, Banks and currency, Congressional apportionment, Education, Game law, Public roads, Penal institutions, Privileges and elections, Military affairs, Mining, Constitutional amendments, Deaf mutes, Blind institutions, University trustees, Enrolled bills, Printing, Public health, Salaries, Public buildings, shellfish, Library, Justices of the peace, Commerce, and Manufacture with named members and additions.
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Manchum
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Rector
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Tillett
Koonee
Poll
Kenner Dowd
Pritchard
Taylor
Vance
Albright
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Burton
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Sharpe
Julian
Grant Cowles
Johnston
Rodwell
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Parsons
Park
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Harshew
Winborne
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Lockhart
Ehringhaus
Turlington
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Kenner
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Harshaw
Bailey
Murphy
Doughton
Royster
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Van
Gailett
London
Parson
Mangum
Williams
Mull
Pensions
Greene
Pitt
Neal
Laughinghouse
Iredell
Price
Rockingham
Wood
Griffin
Johns
Wells
Committee On Rules
United States
Simmons
House
Senate
J. N. Cole
Winston
Mitchell
Ballamy
Ballanger
Reinhardt
Buxton
King
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Brown
Fleming
Reid
McLean
Godwin
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Odell
Graham
Dickey
Turner
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Greese
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Holt
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Ormond
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Rives
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Thorne
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