Stonewall Jackson Training School praised for reform work
The Stonewall Jackson Manual Training and Industrial School near Concord is lauded as a major North Carolina humanitarian effort. It educates and trains boys, emphasizes work, religion, and discipline, and plans to expand to meet state demand while highlighting donors and campus growth.
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Stonewall Jackson Training School
Sam J. Parker
Stonewall Jackson Manual Training and Industrial School
Concord
Jackson Training School
North Carolina
J. P. Cook
The
North Carolina Railroad
Uplift
Chaiman
Stonewall Jackson Manual Training School
Cook
Jackson
Caesar Cone
Greensboro
King’s Daughters of
W. N. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
G. T. Roth
Elkin
N. C
Evans dies at 82 in Hornsboro after long illness
William Augustus Evans, about 82, died at his Hornsboro home Sunday around 2:30 a.m. He long served Chesterfield County in the South Carolina General Assembly and was a veteran private in the war, later a Mt. Moriah Mason. Survived by Mrs. Willie Poole’s daughter, the funeral was held Monday with Masonic honors in Chesterfield.
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Evans
Chesterfield Light Artillery
J. C. Coit
Chesterfield County
South Carolina
Annie Hennagan
Marlborough County
Willie Poole
Newberry
M. J. Hough
Chesterfield
New
Mt. Moriah Bapist
Hornsboro
B. 8. Funderburg
Wingate
Journal
Rosa
Jennie Womble
Y. H. Allen
J. W. Rowell
Maronic Order
Bro. Rowell
Moore County
Rowell
Mt. Gilead
Addie Joplin
Ruth
Naomi
Greensboro
B. L. May
Carl W. Rayfield
Croghan
Wingate School
Rayfield
John Watson
Hope Watson
Taxahaw
Jefferson
Pageland
P. T
Messrs
E. W. Griffin
Eustace
Miss Genie
Frank Eubanks
Monroe
H. P. Mei
B. D. Austin
E. M. Phifer
B. F. Phifer
J. C. McIntyre
Vann Williams
J. N. Chaney
Badin
Yadkin River
Rocky River
Thos. Ross
Mittie Snidervan
North Main Street
Daisy Brewer
Meadow Branch
Austin
J. Adams
Charlotte
G. M. Stewart
Thomasville
Bro
Stewart
Brother Stewart
P. Timist
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Dies at White House in 59th Year
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson died at the White House at five yesterday afternoon after a months long illness from Bright's disease with complication. President Wilson, deeply moved, oversaw his daughters at her bedside as doctors and staff attended. Congress adjourned upon news of the death.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
White House
Bright
Congress
Francie Bowes Sayre
McAdoo
Tumulty
Turvul
Wilton
All Europe Now in War and Belgium Resists
The world teeters on a great war as Germany faces England France and Russia with Austria-Hungary, Belgium fiercely resisting German advances near Liege. Battles unfold at sea and on land while Austria’s moves remain unclear. Tennessee sails with gold shipments to aid Americans abroad. An ice cream party at Carmel funds public improvements.
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Italy
Germany
Jtria
England
France
Russia
Associat
Europe
Meuse
Belgiam
Belgium
Brussels
Servia
Austria
Leigh
Paris
Liege
Namur
Tennessee
New York
Bankers Trust Company
Congress
North Carolina
Carmel
The
Betterment Society
Spring Grove
French Soldiers Depart Badin in Farewell to Families
Eyewitness at Badin recalls the somber scene as more than twenty five French soldiers on leave of absence and reservists bid goodbye to wives and children before returning to Europe to fight. Most are connected to the army and include several officers returning to their units.
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Bion H. Butler
Hoke County Journal
Monroe
Mr. Butler
North Carolina
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Southern Pines
State Press Association
Wrightsville
Butler
State Agricultural Department
Journal
Hoke County
Aberdeen
Sandhills Board of Trade
New York
Badin
Europe
Salisbury
Henderson seeks re election as Monroe township road commissioner
J B Henderson announces his candidacy for re election to the office of road commissioner of Monroe township. He states the bid is subject to the Democratic primary.
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Monroe Township
J. BE. Henderson
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Selers
Hoke
Maj
W. A. Evans
Teachers Institute
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