Notable list of speakers at North Carolina conference
A Raleigh conference on town and county administration at the University of Chapel Hill September 19 20 and 21 will feature an opening address by Governor Cameron Morrison on Active Citizenship. H W Olum announces a slate of state and national speakers to discuss municipal and county finances health housing education safety recreation and social services.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
University At Chapel Hill
H.W. Olum
School of Public Welfare
Cameron Morrison
Troops Withdrawn From Strike Area In North Carolina
Troops on duty in Concord have been withdrawn following Governor Morrison’s telegram. Mills affected by the strike have reopened, including the Norcott and Brown mill, with most county mills back to work though tension remains. Winston-Salem reports show North Carolina’s Jr. C. U. A. M. structure. 50,497 contributing members and year receipts of $674,039.35. Other items include a federal restraining order on J. W. Bailey from selling property to cover IRS assessments, a fire at the Thomasville Baptist orphanage nursery, and tax cuts in Rutherford County. The Klan capitulates to the Daughters of the Confederacy in Durham amid a statewide demonstration plan. Fayetteville maintains blue laws with no arrests. Kinston school bond election plans face recall. Lexington graded school building damaged by fire.
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Concord
Morrison
Metts
Major Faison
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Buffalo
Norcott and Brown
Vance
State Council Jr, C. U. A. M
Greensboro
North Carolina
James F. Boyd
J. W. Bailey
Internal Revenue
J. M. Ray
Baecom Rey
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Children’s Nursery
Baptiat Orphanage
Thomasville
Thomasville Chatt ‘Company
Gold on the Ocean Liner Strongroom Secrets Revealed
New York longshoremen handle vaults of gold aboard liners with routine precision. Each ship’s strongroom holds millions, checked by purser, bank rep, and guards after arrival. The U S Treasury holds a fifth of world gold. salvaging sunken treasure remains a global pursuit. A Sedalia, Missouri, tale follows a traveling black Leghorn hen named Biddy aboard a Katy railroad sleeper.
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New York
U. S
United States
Vane
Bank
Banka
Iit le
Sedalia
Biddy
F. B. Leonard
Katy
Hillsboro
Tex
Leonard
Dollar Mark and Avant Garde Carvings At St Thomas Church
New York’s St Thomas Episcopal Church on Fifth Avenue reveals a hidden trove of wood carvings and sculptures including a carved dollar sign above the bride’s entrance and a row of “avenge types” above the main doorway. The interior features figures of George V and other leaders, a Salvation Army girl handing out doughnuts to soldiers, and the carving Prohibition showing Bacchus. Architect Mayers notes the works reflect historical and modern symbols in sacred architecture with Rev. Ernest M. Stires’ approval.
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New York
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue
Metropolitan Art Museum
Bacchus
King George
Great Britain
Albert
Belgium
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
General Pershing
Marshal Foch
Admiral Beatty
Herbert Hoover
Peyton C. March
Salvation Army
Pollus
Mayers
Bertram Goodhue
Ernest M. Stires
St. Thomas
Benefits of the Doubt Extended to Veterans Claims Policy
Col. Charles R. Forbes, director of the veterans bureau, orders officials to decide in favor of claimants whenever there is any doubt and to avoid delays in compensation and insurance claims. He plans an $18 million hospital program, aims to add 6,800 beds by January 1, and expands soldiers homes into hospitals for disabled former service members. Forbes urges outreach to locate eligible veterans and inform them of their rights.
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Washington
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Aganise
Forbes
Stone Tells Ancient Story From Cyrene Discovery
Dr Oliveri an Italian savant in Cyrene uncovers a marble block bearing a flawless Greek inscription from Augustus governing Cyrenaica. The find at Benasi near the Hesperides gardens may become a core primary source for a Roman empire history. Washington reports speeded tax collections align with plans to curb new taxes.
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Londone
Augustus
Oliveri
Cyrene
Africa
Benasi
Lethe
Au 8
Washington
Motion
Unruly collar button saves man from death
In Atlantic City Roveo Vallnote, a drug addict, escaped death when a collar button fouled the live third rail after removing his coat and trousers. Patrolman Thomas Rose restrained him, seizing a pocketful of heroin as Vallnote was saved from electrocution and jailed.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Roveo Vallnote
Pennsylvania
Walmote
Thoma Rose
Po Nceman
Dictionary reading craze grips New Yorkers at library
New Yorkers rush to dictionaries with a three minute time limit at the New York Public Library. A librarian stands at the shelf to keep lines moving as officials ponder the sudden craze and plan for extra book handling space if it continues.
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New York
New York Public Library
Bond Thief Arrested in New Bedford Larceny Case
Maui-John Lewis of New Bedford was arrested for larceny after disposing of a $200 Liberty bond in an ash can. He admitted stealing the bond with other items, police said and was turned over to New Bedford authorities.
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Fall River
Maui
John Lewis
New Bedford
Lewis
Game shows big increase in autumn game in Delaware
Reports from across the Delaware peninsula and beyond promise greater game abundance this autumn after a dry spring and summer. The peninsula remains a favored shooting ground for New York and Philadelphia sportsmen seeking game birds and waterfowl despite incomplete OCR fragments.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware Peninsula
Delaware
Peninsula
New York
Philadelphia
Boy Scouts as molds for tomorrow’s men in Rockefeller Jr remarks
John D. Rockefeller Jr praises the Boy Scout movement in Boys' Life, arguing boys trained to be industrious, honorable, and service-minded will become responsible adults. He urges fathers to invest time, cites the scout oath and law, and stresses the power of example over instruction.
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Boy Stout Movement
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Boy Scout Movement
Christ
Scouts Entertain Shuting With Strenuous Afternoon Play
Scouts in Montana staged a play titled A Strenuous Afternoon as part of their Good Turn effort. The performance showcased teamwork and community spirit, reflecting the organization’s values through a lighthearted schoolyard entertainment.
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Boy Scouts
Montana
Scouts Plan Canoe Trip From Harrisburg to Washington
Harrisburg Boy Scouts announce a canoe trip with stops in New York and Philadelphia en route to Washington for an official message to the mayor and an interview with the honorary head of the Aneta club, aiming to educate and engage in civic outreach.
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Harrisburg
Sunbury
Boy Scouts of
Concord
N. H
Waahington
New York
Phil
Pate
Aneta
What 16 A Forest A forest is a complex community of life
The piece describes a forest as more than a core group of trees, noting it hosts many plants and animals that interact within a web of relationships. It hints at correct methods to study and understand these connections.
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Cunhon Cotton Mills
Col. A. D. Watts
Equalization Board
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Salle V. Abernethy
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George Pell
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Brownlow Jackson
Hiram Johnson
Borah
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Chicago
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Stsia
Clarence Latham
Latham
Sol Griffith
Corporation Commission
Thomasville Bank
W. C. Harris
J. H. Wilson
Wilson
Sutual Life
Stacey W. Wade
Jutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Urteenth
Ben Lacy
Dad
Lacy
General Assembly
Banking Department of the Corporation Commission
South Carolina
J. A. Daly
Robert A. Cooper
Cooper
Overman
Representative Weaver
Ways and Means
Frederick Ewing
Fayetteville
Infantry
Regular Army
Rich Square
Selma
Bina
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Smithport
Maxwell
J. $. Griffin
Mr. Griffin
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Camp Jackson
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Citizens’ Military Training
Frank A. Linney
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Charles A. Webb
Senate Judiciary Committee
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Jackson
White House
Republican Party
Immonson Halhway Systems
Bimmona
Raleigh Printing Trades
Wetts and
Faison
Roder
Rutherfordton
Rutherford County
Durham
Ku Klux Klan
Daughters of the Confederacy
Marion H. B. Noell
Frank Page
State Highway Commission
Campbelton
East Fayetteville
Kinston
Lexington
Political Amnesty Association
Harding
B. M. Manly
W. HL. Jonston
International Order of Machinists
Lilith Martin
National Amnesty Committee
M. Castleton
Debs
W. I. Kruse
Isaels Socialist Party
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