A Negro Exodus Ravages Eastern North Carolina
The piece portrays an exodus of Black workers driven by emigration agents leaving eastern North Carolina desolate. It details depopulated towns, ruined farms, broken infrastructure, and widespread homelessness with scattered notes on government aid and local resistance. The article cites Gov. R. A. Prentis and other figures observing the flood and its impact on migratory labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seckio
Arkansas
Amd
Georgie
South Carolina
Mississippi
Dan Fren
Evens Ville Sand
Crobbisboro
Winston
Tarboro
Pialifax
Plymouth
Secothuul Neck
Beaufort
Eifvandas
Seothiuid Neck
McNeil
McNeil & Paxton
Josselyinn Coa
Turpentine
Nival
Wits
Gueoreliv
Priews
Srca
TC Errca
Ahema Svt
Vyirxon
Mississippi Delta
North Carolina
Wilmington
Weldon
Goldsboro
Reform in the Internal Revenue Bill Endorsed by Committee
The House committee orders a favorable report on Henderson's bill to amend internal revenue laws. It tightens penalties for tax offenders, limits information sharing to sworn officers, requires prosecutor approval for prosecutions, and allows commissions to settle civil or criminal cases and reduce fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Juchieiney Committee
Henderson
Internal Revenue
Cere
United States
Rmesrest Judicial Offeer
Perros Todmitl
Commissioners of Internal Revenue
Eleven Democrats Raised by Aunt Anuh Chard
In New York on Saturday a 67 descended relatives gathered to celebrate Aunt Anuh Chard’s last birthday. Mrs. Chard, born in Brandywine Pennsylvania in 1780, notes her eleven sons are all living and all good Democrats. over 300 attended religious services in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & Bishop's Rink
New York
Anuh Chard
Chard
Amco
Claud
Brandywine
Pin
Eleshty
Nee
Garlic steeled bullets in trial end in three year sentence
In a New York trial during Concerti Rosita week a young Italian woman faced assault charges for forcing her husband to shoot at his lover with bullets steeped in garlic. The superstition failed as the bullets did not strike. She received a three year penitentiary term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Concerti
Rosita
Guiseppe Allianello
Enesa
Lively Pepper by Zeb Vance on Montana Senate case
In the Senate debate on the Montana election case Vance argues for the minority, defending Clark and Maginnis while criticizing Republicans. He tells a parable about a country bumpkin to mock GOP tactics and questions the legitimacy of votes from Silver Bow County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States Senate
Vance
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Minority Report
Clark
Maginnis
Lumpkin
Republican Party
Floar
Obim
Bow
Vanee
Senate
Ohio
New York
Olio
South
Southerm
Braehter
Mdmondis
Precinet
Vonec
Dias
Mystery Slaying Unfolds as Shipboard Package Reveals Bodies
A large box addressed to an unknown recipient arrived from abroad and was opened at Mazes port. Inside lay sixteen embalmed female corpses, heads missing and signs of ghastly decapitation. Authorities suspect a pasha linked killer carried out the slaughter and hidden the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberocen
Maine Supreme Court in Session Described by Skowhegan Correspondent
The Skowhegan correspondent notes the Maine Supreme Court chamber during the term resembles a homey scene with attendees sewing needlework while listening to the proceedings. They describe watchers threading needles, tying knots, snipping scissors, and occasionally noting evidence as neighbors share gossip, creating a solemn yet domestic tone in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skowhegan
Fairfield Journal
Maine
Murderer Murrell Captured Near Johnston
Whitfield Murrell, a convicted desperado who escaped from Edgefield jail months ago, was captured this morning near Johnston. A posse surrounded his father’s house. two men crawled inside and found him. He resisted briefly with a pistol to a man’s head, then was shot in the hand by a second pursuer and surrendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgefield
Conuama
S. C
Whitfield Murrell
Panl Younce
Johnston
Murrell
April Fools Prank Foiled by NC College Students
On April 1 the breakfast bell rang with no students present at the North Carolian Agricultural and Mechanical College. A search found everyone had quietly left before daylight for Carytown ten miles away, where they spent the day. A moonlit parade with banners and music followed, and the students blamed a practical joke for the vanishing act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolian Agricultural and Mechanical College
Carytown
Fieuls
Italians Die After Train Collision in Newburg Fight
On Sunday night two Italian men walked along the West Shore railroad in Newburg New York and fought as a train approached. They paid no heed and hammered each other until struck by the train. One man was killed and the other severely injured likely to die.
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Dis
Ainel
Aestrav
Isaksa
Othey
West Shore
Newburg
N. Y
Ingalls on the Negro and voting rights debate
Senator Ingalls argues against race conflict and asserts whites should retain political control while blacks receive justice and fair representation. He contends that fears of black voters overturning government are unfounded and urges peaceful coexistence and constitutional fairness in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Ingalls
Willa
Rere Estes
Pickpocket Bares Theft at Calvary Church Service
During a New York Conference gathering at Calvary Church on 139th Street and Seventh Avenue a thief targeted Mission donation holders. Mrs. Reed wrestled the shawl from a forty year old woman, sustaining scratches while preventing loss of her pocketbook. the culprit fled with shawl and hat, leaving investigators to identify her.
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New York
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Calvary
Pastor
Erimeh
Hooker
Goutsoli
Mas. Reed
Mrs. Reed
Edo
Mrs. Reeds
Herstru
Captain
Seventh Avenue
North Carolina Negroes plan state convention
The official organ of North Carolina's African American community says a state convention will be held soon to consider cutting ties with white politicians. It alleges repeated misleadership and manipulation of Black voters, prompting agitation to defend manhood and pursue decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Botanic Blood Balm praised by many in letters
Readers from Milesville to Baltimore share testimonials praising Botanic Blood Balm as a blood remedy and tonic. The missives promise cures for skin eruptions and ailments, while a local notice discusses a cyclone aftermath and community events and ads for pianos and organs appear alongside.
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W. FY. Miles
Milesville
N.C
D. C. Blanton
Thomasville
I. O. Hoffman
Rocky Mount
I. HL
Hickey
Lynchburg
Julia Bh. Johnson
Stafford
S.C
A. Kinees
Slo St. Charles Street
Baltimore
Tam
Rod
America
Tragic Store Shooting Kills Piedmont Boy
Walter Nines nineyearold son of John King of Piedmont S C was shot by a pistol discharged by J A Simpson at his store as a customer entered about six yesterday afternoon. The bullet hit the boy’s temple and he died instantly. Simpson sobbed in shock after the shot as bystanders urged him to safety.
End of Libel Suit in Columbia Register Case
A libel suit for 20000 dollars brought by Anna Bo and George B Mosely of Chester against Charles A Calvadv publisher of the Columbia Register ended with a verdict for the defendant after a twenty one minute jury deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columnia
Anna Bo
George B. Mosely
Chester
Chas. A. Calvadv
Columbia Register
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Pepper
Zeb Vance
Maine Court
Kansas
New York Methodist Episcopal Conference
Usioxe S. C
AC Exeloie
Saeloek
Cloineg
Choise
Grind Lodge
Katehts of Honor
Im. Columbia
Eli. Ravenel
Heineman
Capt
EB. Bacon
Michard Proctor, Jr
St. Litt
Procto
Cettine
Valley Mutual Life Association
South Alabama
Florida
Bradfield
Pines and Organs
N. OW
Main Street
Co- Hiombin S. Cl
Fretory
Noncentseone
Chickering
Mathusek
Mason & Thoulin
Sterling Upright
Avion Pinto
Mason & Hindin Oreans
Sterling Oregons
Gaelean Danger
Atlanta
Vir Inia
M. Raskine Miller
Asher Aye Pe
J. Fred Befinger
Alma Premimm
van Var Aguewaile Pilicy
Vallcy Mutual Lip’ Association OF
Ves Osde
Tleix
Duvine
Techni
Commercial Bank
Columbia
Repens
Dsc. S. Learnarr
James
A. Gr
Rishhove, VA
Ciperein
BAW Mills and Grist Miles
V. OC. Badham
Gert Acer
Japan
Forsale
Wantsurray Co
Columbian
S.cl
Wall
Howard & Willett
Auousi
Jersey Flats
Awauata, S
Ee. A
Jersey
Wilder
Milta
W. H. Gibbes
Jn. & CO
Medway
Bork
Lara
Worcester
Maes
Alee
Tee Ie
Ncaa
Parkers
Roanstiva Ana Boswtition Vrermece
Chichester
To Vsuts
Rigley Pennyro Val Ce
Crosa Dinuchone
Ladlow
Aule Prugeiit
Fortis Boymond
Mall Name Maper
Ohichester Chemical Co
Madison Sq
Phtioda
Epps
Vrentiae
Ork
National Medical Association
PRIZN
Uassen
Viething $H.co
Terry M’f’g CO
Nashville
Meronante Monuafierurad
THY Barrett Drug Co
Auavear
Shor
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