Teachers Assembly Opens With Governor Jarvis Address
Opening day of the tenth annual Teachers Assembly in Morenrap Clirt North Carolina featured Governor Jarvis, Judge Winston, Col. Waddell and others. Winston praised North Carolina’s manhood and the state’s educational strength, while Waddell’s address drew hearty applause. The event drew many dignitaries, visitors, and news coverage as the assembly prepared for further sessions.
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Winston
Col. Waddell
Morenrap Clrt
N. C
Teachers’ Assembly
North Carolina
Jno. J. Blair
Jamva
F.L. Reid
W. E. Edmundson
P. M. Pearsall
Harrell
Rachel Blythe
Mannig Robbins
Lula Holden
Assembly
Paris
France
London
England
Berlin
Germany
P.M. Pesrsell
A. M. Waddell
Frank Carter
Shelby
J. W. Thackston
Raleigh
D. G. Gillespie
Daisy Gillespie
Tanboro
Carrie
Alda Motz
Lincolnton
W. L. London
Frank O. London
A. H. London
Pittsboro
Miss Whitaker
Enfield
Rachel Semms
Julia Albright
Jessie Woodward
Nora Woodward
Lizzie Cannady
Mary Cannady
Paul Cannady
Durham
George Bennett
Goldsboro
Jamesnwiddie
Susie Dinwiddie
Williamson
Graham
Morehead City
Wm. Harrington
News and Observer
W. B. Kendrick
Morehead
Mr. B. L
Perry
Charlotte
E.E
Morgnean Carr
Gov. Carr
Bearden
Augusta
Assistant Willet's Successor in the Agriculture Dept
Washington June 22 press notices report the president's difficulty selecting a successor to Assistant Secretary Willetts whose resignation takes effect June 30. Twenty or more candidates from the West North and South contend with a Western preference policy offset by push for Southern agricultural leadership. Meanwhile appointments and re appointments are announced including consuls and pension examiners. Ambassador Bayard proceeds to London. fires near Iron River incur losses totaling about 2 million. Vice President Stevenson visits Memphis. Chicago fair considers half price admission. Carlisle orders July 1 interest payments. East Nashville lumber yard fire causes heavy damage. advice on the California Fig Syrup laxative for ladies remains in ads.
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Southern Associated Press
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Press- Library
Morton
Willetts
Agricultural Department
Washixeton
Thomas A. Broadus
Joseph S. Vowles
Robert 5. Colemen
Virginia
John M. Foote
A. Graham
North Carolina
Ed. B. Ramer
Alabama
Harlem P. Maxwell
Tennessee
Wm. S. Boudeauth
Mississippi
Kansas City
Perry
Kas
Tensas
Williamstown
Jefferson County
L. F. Evans
Emery Evans
John Hutchinson
Samuel Kincaide
Clara Kinesride
Saidie Kincaide
Walter Kincaide
Eva Kincaide
Wm. Kincaide
Samuel Stewart
WEEDING OUT PLAN ADOPTED TO BOOST GOVERNMENT SERVICE
A general plan to improve the departmental service in Washington has been agreed by several department heads. Circular letters ask clerks to reveal age when appointed, origin, current grade, and relatives in office. A clearing house will compare notes to justify recommendations, aiming to raise efficiency by 10 to 15 percent, with findings potentially exposing aliens and overstaffed, aging workers.
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Southern Associated Press
Waseiserox
Washington
Secretary Carlisle Accelerates Bond Interest Payments
Secretary Carlisle directed Treasurer Morgan to anticipate the July interest on 4 percent U S bonds and Pacific railroad bonds totaling 7,634,000 dollars. Checks will be mailed Saturday afternoon and treasuries nationwide told to cash on presentation. The move aims to ease money tightness.
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Southern Associated Press
Carlisle
Morgan
United States
Pacific Railroad
No Pension Deficiency Declared for Fiscal Year
June 22 report from Wisutxoros notes no pension shortfall for the current year with an unspent balance near one million dollars of the pension fund. Also, Clemson College announces FLE B. Craighead elected president. the new agricultural school will open in the South.
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South
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