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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1924

Page

2

North Carolina to award $12 million in road and bridge contracts

The North Carolina Highway Commission plans a January bid open for over 12 million dollars in road and bridge work, the largest single program in state history. Projects span eight districts with paving, extension of secondary routes, and several bridge constructions, covering dozens of miles across Bertie, New Hanover, Pender, Brunswick, and other counties.

Raleigh State Highway Commission Mutsiinnies First District Williamson Windsor Caniton Court House Currituck County Tno New Hanover-Brunswick Brunswick River Macau Burgaw Duplin County Hard Surtain

Guilford Leads in Automobile Licenses in North Carolina

Guilford County maintains the lead in motor vehicle registrations in North Carolina as of January 1, 1924, with 14,700 machines. Mecklenburg 11,025, Forsyth 10,808, Wake 9,?6. The state total 208,297 marks a gain of 90,463 from the previous year and a half. Graham is noted as the only county with fewer than 100 vehicles.

Guilford Guildford County North Carolina Mecklenburg Forsyth Wake Guilford County Secretary of State Tis Mountain County Graham

Paroled larceny convict McNeill and state notices

Governor Cameron Morrison signed the parole for Joe McNeill of Wilkes County who was convicted of larceny in 1921 and sentenced to report every six months for two years. in 1933 he failed to report and the bond was forfeited, with six months on the county roads. Also listed are notaries public commissioned by the governor, and a report on a 1 March hearing for a water union petition in Wilmington. Federal agents captured 133 stills in December in Salisbury and related seizure totals, with substantial property seizures and arrests.

de McNeill Cameron Morrison Joe McNeil Wilkes County Superior Court McNeill Commission State Ship and Water Transportation Commission General Assembly Commission Institute Corporation Commission Norfolke Portsmouth Freght Merchants and Manufacturers Association Salisbury North Carolina Blickt A. B Coltrane Ember United States Treasury

Clemency Gases Announced by Governor Morrison

Governor Morrison announced clemency actions including four paroles one respite and one commutation. Paroled individuals include Charlie Martin Buncombe County for assaulting his wife and George McRae Robeson County for assault with a deadly weapon. Other paroles cover H F Merce Guilford County and Henley Guilford County, with a thirty day parole for a Guilford inmate and a three month reduction in a prohibition sentence for one offender. One commutation affected Lee Green Rowan County case.

Morrison Charlie Martin Buncombe County Cameron Meltne Asheville George McRae Robeson County N. A. Sinclair T. A. McNeill H.F. Merce Recorder’s Court of Wilmington Henley Prigor Guilford County Superintendent of Public Granyulo

National convention scramble and politics across parties

Edward W. Pickard surveys the looming Democratic and Republican conventions in New York and Washington. He notes bill proposals on tax reform and debt, routing proposals for bonus payments, labor tensions, and shifts in foreign policy as speakers and leaders discuss currency stability, navy fuel, and economic recovery amid global turmoil.

Coolidge Ballon Congress Melton Longworth House Senate

Pirates and Thieves Haunt New England Ports in Old Tales

A compiled account by George F Dow and John H Edmonida gathers records on pirates who sailed from or frequented New England ports and those captured and tried by Admiralty courts. It traces Dixey Bull as the first New England pirate, notes Capt Edward Hull as brother of mint master John Hull, and mentions Rhode Island officials’ leniency, illicit goods warehouses near Stamford, and smuggling and pirate activity along the eastern Long Island shore.

Aly Lakehurst Anton Heinen Filsers New York Harbor Shenandoah Merenew Heinen New England George Francis Dow Society For the Preservation of Newland Antiquities John Henry Edmonida Massachusetts Admiralty Court Charles River Old Boston Dixey Bull Edward Hull John Hull Rhode Island Stamford Conn Boston Long Ie

Makes Flowers Bloom With Low-Intensity Sunlight

Researchers claim electric light at one quarter sun intensity can trigger flowers to bloom on a set schedule and speed up vegetable maturation by two to three weeks versus standard planting to ripening, enabling controlled growth timelines.

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Boundary crossing crisis and tax data blur reports

Army incursions across the U S Mexican border are approved by Arizona and Texas governors to move troops toward Juarez and El Paso amid revolutionary tensions. Separate tax data show per capita and total collections in 1922, with federal receipts detailed. A train wreck near Mexico City disrupts munitions supplies, while naval dirigible plans and whiskey seizure in New York highlight varied postwar headlines.

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Doings in the Tar Heel State

In various North Carolina locales, a mixed docket of incidents and developments unfolds. High Point donors back Guilford College funds, rail and demurrage bureaus are discussed in Raleigh, and local crimes, accidents, and civic projects appear across Jamestown, Asheville, Rocky Mount, Mount Olive, Wilmington, and more, highlighting community concerns from education to transport and public safety.

High Point J. B. Duke BN. Duke Guilford College Warriington Thesi Paul i Bruce Mare Tin Mary F Wight Southern Railway Hee Sie Aidringht Jamtsrton John Flagil Wm. Cwwall Vernon Townsend Pembroke Threadway Goldebore Rocky Mount Siet Emc C. P. Clark Carolina Romvine Gallerie Clark Fed Bateman Turing United States Wilmington Fayetteville Wimington Cape Fear Salisbury Rowan Wianton-Salem Devin Maxton Tl. Hlaa Peeshy- Terien -Churshies Crossal Pneumndale Auondien Lens Eas Ross Elizabeth Hickory Southern Power Company Elizabeth City Elisabeth City Looma Raleigh Lee Jones Rex Hospital Henry Smith Wilmington Street Blount Ze Smith Am Automo

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