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The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1917

Page

9

Gunman De Spain and Nan Morgan Clash in Morgan Gap

In Sleepy Cat region, Morgan gang operates from Morgan gap near Calabasas. De Spain and assistants pursue the gang to quash it. he is wounded and hides in a cave where Nan Morgan secretly feeds him. He reveals his vow to avenge his father by finding the killer, then urges her to return at dusk. She fears danger but agrees to consider it.

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Crossing a Deep River in a Morgan Stronghold

Nan plans a final meeting with De Spain as he prepares to flee toward Calabasas. A confrontation with Gale Morgan erupts when Nan’s cousin confronts her about an unwanted marriage, leading De Spain to intercede and endanger his own life to spare them.

North Carolina Senate Bid Farewell Speech Reveals Unity

Lieutenant Governor Gardner deliver a heartfelt farewell in Raleigh praising the Senate for its constructive work. He thanks colleagues for their friendship, pledges continued devotion to North Carolina’s upbuilding, and prays for blessings as generations carry on the common good.

Raleigh Pp Gardner Senate Montain Brook General Assembly North Carolina

Grading Interurban Road and New Flour Mill for Statesville

Salisbury county commissioners order a survey and estimate to broaden Salisbury avenue from Steele Street Salisbury through Spencer. Statesville plans a five story flour mill near the road station with machinery to produce 500 barrels daily and a 50 000 bushel water supply. Work to begin at once with aim machinery operating in six months. Two bridges spanning the Catawba near Mount Hall washed away by recent heavy rainfall. Southern Railway bridge at Catawba Junction destroyed. River reached 18 feet.

Salisbury Eli Mate Salisbury Avenue Steele Street Spencer Statesville Sterling Mills Theiroad Station Charlotte Catawba River Mount Hall N. C Air Line Piedmont Norther Interurban Road Southern Railway Catawba Junction

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