Dream of the State Press Reopens June Eleventh
State brief notes several North Carolina items including a reopening of Dr. W.H. Tucker's operation around June 11, a new 200000-dollar Greensboro brewery, North Carolina cotton shortages, a 125000-dollar public building appropriation for Durham, and various local incidents from Raleigh to Wilmington.
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W.h.&r. Tucker
Louisburg
Greensboro
Railroad Commission
Northampton County
Frank Lander
North Carolina
Brock
Mecklenburg
Laurinburg Cotton Seed Oil and Manufacturing Company
Charlotte
Nathan G. Burns
Russell
L. F. Sorrela
H. W. King
Pinkbed
Sylvan Valley News
D. H. Russell
Swansboro
Wilmington Star
Laurinbury
Bank of Waynesville
Allen Howell
Goodyear
Wilmington
James Wood
Walkertown
Winston Republican
Winston
Roxboro
C. L. Miller
Chicago Theological Seminary
Southern Lutheran
Miller
Pittaboro
Germany
Murray Viele
C. G. Wiele
Judd
Salisbury
Rej. F. Wade
Wade
Henderson Goldleaf
Polk County News
Doubleday
R. E. L. Rhem
South West Township
Tropics
John Hopkins University
Peter Cooper
New York
Virginia
Whitelaw Reid
Nashville
Tennessee
Mississippi
Randolph
King George of
Greece
Hangs By A Thread In Durrant Case
San Francisco June 3 Theodore Durrant shows signs of breakdown as death watch guards tighten vigilance. A guard sits constantly with him while the warden orders increased watchfulness. The U S District Court denied a writ of habeas corpus and further appeals await in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciso
Theodore Durrant
Death Watch
Durrant
Edgar
United States District Court
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J.C. Cooper
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W. W. King
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Terrell
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Centre Township
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Chapin
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Oxford
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Fayetteville
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Chatham Street
Redbone
J. W. Walker
Rowan House
South Carolina
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Permania Longworth
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Link & Knouse
Wadesboro
Jan Edward Morton
Jas. P. Morton
Richmond County
Fred Wolfendan
George Venters
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Cumnock
Gough
Asheville
R. Constant
Polk County
Walter
Bright’s
N. C
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Weughtown
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