Legislative action fills North Carolina sessions with bills
State lawmakers debate compulsory education and school terms while considering highway and judges counts. Messages from Governor Craig cover consolidating A. and M. College with Agriculture and insurance reports. Bills approve bridge and road acts, tax measures, and a wide range of local reforms across counties.
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House
Craig
Legislative Committee
A. & M. College
State Department of Agriculture
Insurance
James R. Young
Eton College
Senators and Representatives Visit Onslow County March Trip
Senator Simmons and Representatives Faison and Small plan a March visit to Onslow County to inspect New River and the inland waterway. The party, including prominent supporters of deeper waterways for North Carolina, will travel to Jacksonville to board a launch and observe along the river at several points. Counties That Will Know. The Page bill requiring county officers on fees to report annual receipts and disbursements will apply to Moore Union Scotland Pitt Mecklenburg Anson Randolph Johnston Caswell Wilson Carteret Davidson Harnett Jones Chowan Wayne Bertie Vance Washington Pender Warren Richmond Rowan Haywood Currituck Perquimans Halifax Hertford.
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Senate
Forsyth County
Farmers’ Unions
Ministerial Union of
Statesville
Superior Court
Bar of
Goldsboro
South River
Cumberland
Sampson
Pee Dee
Anson County
Joseph S. Royster
Vance
House
Murphy
Committee On Rules
Committee On Health
Williams of Cabarrus
Virginia, Carolina Railroad Company
Ashe County
Graded Schools of
Newbern
Kinston
Pitt County
Watauga Railway Company
Eton College
Committee On Judiciary
Justice
Jr. Bowie
Dunn
Stewart
Richmond
Craven
Halifax
Madison
Rockingham
Guilford
Davidson
Mecklenburg
Hobgood
Lpeal
Williams of Buncombe Vital Statistics
Stubbs
Act of Congress
North Carolina
Congress
Committee On
Federal Relations
Winston and Salem
Watauga
Ashe Counties
Justice of
Watts
Salem
Waynesville
East Spencer
Rowan County
Scotland Neck
Roanoke & Southern Railway
Asheboro
Grandin
Caldwell County
Kellum
New Hanover County
Wilmington Township
Onslow County
Senator Simmons
Faison
Small
New
Jacksonville
Moore
Union Scotland
Pitt
Anson
Randolph
Johnston
Caswell
Wilson
Carteret
Harnett
Jones
Chowan
Wayne
Bertie
Washington
Pender
Warren
Rowan
Haywood
Currituck
Perquimans
Hertford
Raleigh Board of Charities Calls for Sixteen Additions to 1911 Report
The North Carolina Board of Charities releases advance sheets from its 1911–1912 annual report, outlining sixteen new recommendations including a Morganton receiving building, epilepsy village, expanded Goldsboro hospital, probation law enhancements, county jail reforms, and a home for Confederate veterans' widows and wives, plus a birth and death registry.
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Raleigh
State Board of Public Charities
Morganton
Goldsboro Hospital
Jackson Training School
Lexington to Get Free City Mail Delivery After May
News from multiple towns reports local improvements and projects. Lexington plans free city mail delivery after May with three carriers to be chosen. Wilson votes bonds for streets and power plant upgrades. Greensboro and Greenville set meetings for 1914 YMCA interstate plans. Dunn and Raleigh note rail and teachers assembly activities.
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Washington
Lexington
Southern Pines
Hoke
Wilson
Methodist Women
Eastern Carolina
Women's Foreign and Home Missionary Societies
North Carolina Conference
Wilson Methodist Church
Dunn
Bird
Coler
New York City
T. J. Jerome
Salisbury
North Carolina Public Service Corporation
Statesville
Iredell County Poultry Association
Greensboro
Elm Street
Lumberton
East Lamberton
Greensoro
Charlotte
Greenville
Young Men’s Christian Association of
North and South Carolina
Blue Ridge
Black Mountain
Asheville
General Assembly
Buncombe County
F. Adams
Freeman
Hallowell
Maggie Murdock
John A. Smith
Bessemer City
Webb
Elkin
Raleigh
North Carolina Teachers’ Assembly
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Kenyon
The
State General Assembly
W. J. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
R. M. LaFollette
Guilford County
Board OF Charities
State Association
Pris
John McCormack
John McComack
McCormack
Aycock
Gold
State Bar Association
State Bar Asociation
Corn Club
Caldwell
Lenoir
Messrs
H. B. Steele, Jr
Yadkin Valley
D. Talmage Smith
Little River Township
News OF
Raleigh Times
Times
Ee York
Spd
Womans Home Companion
American Magazine
McCall's Magazine
High Point
N. C
Fes
Independent Telephone Lines
Copper Lines
Duick
Concord
Spencer
China Grove
Albemarie
Winston-Salem
Randleman
Thomasville
Kernersville
North State Telephone GO
J. F. Hayden
High Point Milling CO
High Point Milling Company
Rexall
Ring Drug Co
British Woolen Mills
G. Dunbar
B. F. McClure
C. Dunbar
North Main St
J. W. Sechrest
Matton's
Matton
Rockery
W. T. Kirkman & CO
Damon
Brest
E. W. Leary
Bank of Commerce
High
N.C
Floyd J. Swift
Telephone
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