J B Carlyle A North Carolina Educator Portrait
J B Carlyle native of Robeson county North Carolina born March 29 1859 becomes a respected professor of languages at Forest College He studied at Wake Forest College 1883 1887 earning Latin medals and serving as Literary Society tutor He later taught at Lumber Bridge High School and returned to Forest College where he rose to professor of Latin married Dora Dunn December 23 1890 His career reflects the traits of hard work integrity and scholarly achievement.
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Carlyle Praised as Educator and Orator at Wake Forest College
The piece extols Prof Carlyle as a growing versatile teacher at Wake Forest College praised for industry, humility, and public speaking. It cites his appeal since Ashpole Institute, notes his platform talents, and recalls a Raleigh banquet speech as particularly popular.
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Congressman Cowles to Retire From Congress
The Charlotte Chronicle reports that Hon. W. H. H. Cowles of North Carolina eighth district will not seek re nomination this year after eight years in Congress. It praises his devoted service and character, noting his forthcoming retirement will honor the district and state. Local politicians of the eighth district are expected to react to the decision.
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Three Negroes Lynched as Memphis Mob Turmoil Grows
Early today a mob stormed Shelby county jail to lynch Calvin McDowell Tom Moss and Will Stewart leaders of a negro gang. MacDowell Moss and Stewart were found killed with headshots neck wounds and other injuries. A crowd of about five thousand negroes gathered near the bodies while white and black residents faced off at The Curve where armed groups were reported. Sheriff McLendon organized a posse to disperse the crowd and authorities seized guns from the armory as a tense night loomed with possible further violence.
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Reverend Dixon Discusses Ethics of the Combine
The Rev. Thomas Dixon Prefaced a talk on the Ethics of the Combine at Association Hall. He cited Reading Lehigh Jersey Central and Lac combine and warned about 4 percent output control and a $600 million field with $100 million yearly earnings. stocks rose in the Exchange as he spoke.
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Democratic Loyalty Amid Third Party Rumors in North Carolina
A Richmond Times summary reports Capt. S. B. Alexander of North Carolina declaring no sympathy with the Third party movement and reaffirming allegiance to the Democratic Party. The piece urges careful candidate scrutiny and warns that ignoring unrest could threaten the party’s fate amid shifting alliances and distrust of old leaders.
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Admits His Guilt In Insurance Fraud Case
The defendant confessed guilt after investigations showed he misrepresented as an agent of a company operating from Williamston. A supervisor and adjuster were to travel to Williamston. arrests followed and the court noted victims’ lack of recourse against the company. The ruling underscores that the insured must verify the actual agent representing the company.
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