Nolan’s Final Hours Reveal a Nation‑Loving Officer
The letter from Danforth on Nolan’s death recounts the dying officer’s loyalty to the United States. Nolan, near death on the Levant voyage, forgives Burr, asks about empire and states, and dies with a Cincinnati badge and a map of the country by his bed.
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Governor Bickett Pardons Eleven in Bold Step Against Precedent
North Carolina Governor Bickett granted eleven pardons after a prison survey showed convicted prisoners with varying sentences, many for murder. He acted without petitions, aiming to free those with no influence or money and to show the justice system should not favor the powerful. The group included ten men with combined 224 years on their sentences. the mix included six whites and five Negroes.
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State building commission delays major improvements plan
The state building commission reviews three million dollars in five year improvements for state institutions The group slows to ensure accuracy before launching major projects The state school for the blind may receive a complete new building system including a central kitchen and dining area Plans from UNC State Normal East Carolina Training and other trustees are checked by the state department of insurance for fire safety and protection features
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New Corporations Chartered In North Carolina
The Lewis Motor company of Salisbury is chartered with 50000 authorized capital and 3500 subscribed for an automobile agency and garage business by S P Lewis P B Carlton and others. Charlotte Truck and Tractor company of Charlotte is chartered with 50000 authorized capital and 3000 subscribed by John B Ross G E Dennis and B A Hawkins for trucking tractors and autos. The Lenoir Hosiery Mills of Lenoir receives a 50000 capital charter with 36000 subscribed by F D Moore J Claude Moore and Joe C Moore for knitting and textile business. The American Railway association asks shippers to load cars to near full capacity to aid freight movement. the commission calls it a patriotic duty amid rail congestion.
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Charlotte
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G. E. Dennis
B. A. Hawkins
Lenoir Hosiery Mills, Incorporated
Lenoir
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J. Claude Moore
Joe C. Moore
American Railway Association
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Doctors Not Volunteers Plan for Medical Draft
The North Carolina State Committee on National Defense Medical Section in Greensboro endorses adopting selective draft to secure adequate medical service for the army. They argue doctors are not volunteering in sufficient numbers and urge the General Medical Board of the Council of National Defense to advocate this policy before Congress.
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Lawyers to Meet In Asheville and Wilmington Convention
Thomas W. Davis announced the program for the annual state bar association convention at Battery Park Hotel Asheville July 3 4. A welcome address will be given by A Hel Johnson Asheville with response by Matt H. Allen Goldsboro and the president's address by A L Brosis Greensboro. Wednesday features addresses by R N Sims Raleigh and Senator Thomas W Walsh Montane with Townes New York speaking Thursday.
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Nine Guard Camps Planned for Eastern States Visit
Senator O man toured the war department regarding cantonments and national guard sites. He learned General Wood's division will see nine camps established in the eastern states. The senator hopes one camp will be in North Carolina. Each camp will house about 20 000 men.
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Girl Dies in Factory Accident at Troy Knitting Mills
Four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Barna Allen of Troy was fatally caught in a shaft at Troy Knitting Mills. The child became entangled as a machine operated and was pulled from the floor after about eighteen inches of movement.
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