Governor Brummitt probes Cullowhee board rifts in Raleigh report
Raleigh April 21 Attorney General Brummitt issued a clear report on Cullowhee Normal Institute amid board clashes between Walter E. Moore and W. W. Watt. The document cites contracts heating plant issues and a void $85 000 supplementary contract while the Governor weighs appointments. The piece also covers Braymott’s other Raleigh matters including a Brunswick county murder case and state fiscal data.
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M. L. Shipman
Raleigh
Cullowhee Normal Institute
Brummil
McLean
Stewart
Brunswick County
Washington
Brummit
Walter E. Moore
W. W. Watt
Charlotte
Moore
Edenhouse
Chowan River
Coleman
Carolina
State Highway Commission
Charlies W. Stewart
Elmer
Leon George
U. S
Sam Lilly
Supreme Court
Methodist union defeated on first vote in Baltimore Conference
The first vote on unification of the northern and Southern Methodist Episcopal churches failed 141 to 137 in the Baltimore Conference, Washington City. The conference territory includes Virginia West Virginia Maryland and the District of Columbia. The vote is not decisive but significant for future southern conferences.
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Union
Statesville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hhe
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Washington City
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Commission On
Southern Methodist
Mason and Dixon Line
Methodist Church
No One Has Said One Word For This Woman
A Newton courtroom scene recalls a man once honored as an educational leader and NC legislator, now sentenced for destroying a stenographer’s character. The judge’s line No one has said one word for this woman stands as a stark rebuke amid fervent defense by many, leaving the woman’s ruined reputation in its wake.
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Newton
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Morganton
Bar of Justice
Price of disgrace never heals for a woman
The Catawba News Enterprise quotes a longtime moral lesson about women bearing lasting social stigma after a fall, contrasting how men recover status after wrongdoing with a woman’s disgrace lasting indefinitely, urging young women to heed this view as statewide guidance.
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Catawba News-Enterprise
North Carolina Jail Policy Criticized For Youth Incarceration
The University News Letter highlights 138 children under sixteen in North Carolina jails and 1,765 people aged 16 to 21, with breakdowns by race and gender. The Asheville Citizen urges reform, arguing jails foster crime and degrade youth, urging investment in better juvenile treatment and social progress.
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North Carolina
University News Letter
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
Asheville
Man recalls Ruth and Fred in a playful story
A man recounts Ruth noting Fred began classical dancing. Fred’s wife adds he conceived the idea while struggling to fit into a union suit in a Pullman berth.
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Ruth
Fred
South Mountains Blockade Liquor Traffic Under Fire
The Hickory Daily Record calls Burke County to cleanse the South Mountains of a long standing bootleg liquor trade. It accuses local officers of cowardice and collusion and urges surrounding counties and the federal government to act to end the intoxicated danger and crime rooted near Morganton and Hickory.
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South Mountains
Burke County
Morganton
Hickory
Shelby
Gastonia
Charlotte
Burke
Catawba
Hickory Daily Record
No man can serve two masters remark sparks debate
Smythe cites the saying “No man can serve two masters” as a moral touchstone while Kinsley retorts that he has no plan for bigamy. The exchange hints at competing loyalties and humorous digressions in a public discussion.
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Smythe
Kinsley
Hodgenville Couple Weds in Sonora Ceremony
Miss Ruth Orr a Hodgenville schoolteacher and A W Ingle a local road contractor surprised friends by marrying Monday night in Sonora at the Methodist parsonage. Mrs Ingle will finish her teaching next month and Mr Ingle departs next week for a road contract in Onedia Tennessee.
Blonde Bess Says Maurice Wanted Partner in Vaudeville
Blonde Bess recalls Maurice urged her to join as his dancing partner in vaudeville but she refused. She called the business too unstable for her.
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Maurice
Those Two Boys Chauncey and Will
Two boys Chauncey and Will appear in a bustling ad style snippet praising varied products including Elgin watches and brands like Bull Durham and Follies. The piece mixes playful tone with promotional energy and hints at cultural references of the era.
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Amsterdam
Chauncey and
Will
Elgin Watches
Chauncey Depew
the Follies
Bull
Durham
Bull’ Durham
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Revenue Department
Brummitt
Legare
Department of Education
Baraca- Philathea
Marshal A. Hudson
Syracuse
N. Y
Equalizing Fund Commission
General Assembly
E. C. Brooks
Chas. A. Webb
W. C. Fermster
E. D. Broadhurst
Greensboro
W. J. Jones
Salemburg
Nathan O’berry
Goldsboro
R. V. Horton
Winston-Salem
J. E. Hart
Wadesboro
R. C. Beamon
Tarboro
John D. Robinson
Wallace
John R. Jones
Sanford
Jonas Cattinger
Wilson
J. C. Braswell
Whitakers
W. E. Harrison
Rockingham
A. B. Croom, Jr
Wilmington
Department of Agriculture
American Legion
Soldiers Home Board
Martha Haywoo
Armstead Jones
William J. Andrews
R. E. Little
Grand
Royal Arcanum
Methodist Union
Lowville
America
New Zealand
N. Z
Chile
South America
Ancnd
Chiloe Island
Seattle
Segis Pieterite
Carnation Milk Farms
N. A
Brown
N.Y
Antwerp
Belgia
Winman
Bulls
Will Rogers
Ziegfeld Follies
Screen Star
Elgin
New York Central
Roser
P. S
Bull Durham
Fifth Avenue
New York City
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