Corner Stone Laid In City Construction Speech
The document lists officials involved in a Wilmington ceremony for a new Custom House and quotes a speech by Congressman Logue. It recounts North Carolina history from Elizabeth I grants to the Declaration of Independence, stressing religious liberty and the nation’s founding principles. The address links the project to national progress and the role of government in church and state.
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Thomas L. Vines
Wilmington
Thomas Hunter
Stewart F. Highsmith
Winston-Salem
Chas. F. Merrall
James A. Patterson
New Bern
M. A. Marshall
Beaufort
E. F. Lamb
Elizabeth City
John H. Bonner
Washington
Asa F. Evans
Manteo
James E. Howard
Custom House
B. F. Keith
Mr. Keith
Logue
Walter Raleigh
Carolina
Charles II
Sir Gorge Casterent
North Carolina
Great Britain
Colonial Congress
Mecklenberg County
Continental Congress
Guilfort Court House
Alamance
Monroe Creek
Ramson Mill
Kings Mountain
Atlantic Ocean
Vince
Congressional panel clears deck for railroad program
Washington December 9 The joint congressional committee investigating railroad conditions wound up for a temporary adjournment and cleared the way for consideration of the presidents immediate railroad legislation. The panel will study extending its life to report by January and resume after Congress reconvenes. Labor will push a substitute to block compulsory investigations of strikes. Max Thelan California and S B Brookhardt Iowa testified on federal centralization versus state regulation. Brookhardt urged government ownership of railroads.
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Washington, D. C
Joint Congressional Committee
Max Thelan
California
National Association of Railway Commissioners
S. B. Brookhardt
Iowa
Senate
Congress
Commission
Organized Labor
Thelan
Brookhardt
California State Commission
Waiting for Germany Reply on Belgian Deportations
Washington reports the United States awaits Germany's reply to a communication on Belgian deportations before deciding on further action. Berlin predicts an unfavorable German response to Charles Grew's informal message. Spain, not the United States, has represented Belgium and met with U S officials, without joint action.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Charles Grew
Berlin
Spain
Belgium
State Department
Plan Declared Sole Route to Adequate Transport at Fair Rates
The statement asserts that this plan is the only certain method to secure adequate transportation facilities at reasonable rates. It emphasizes confidence in the proposed approach and its anticipated efficiency and cost-effectiveness for public transit.
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Serting
Norman Hapgood to Marry This Week
New York December 9 The engagement was announced today of Elizabeth Kempley Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Reynolds and Norman Hapgood The marriage will take place Wednesday and Hapgood with a bride will sail for Europe on the ship Palland Thursday
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New York
Elizabeth Kempley Reynolds
Edwin Lewis Leynolds
Norman Hage
Hapgood
Europe
Notice to Creditors in Superior Court of New Hounset
In the State of North Cirle County of New Hounset the Superior Court orders creditors to present claims against Lumber Company by January 10 at Wilminta banking house. Claimants must itemize each claim with proof as required by law and filed before the deadline. Robert Ruark, attorney for L. L. Boon and Laney A. filing party.
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State of North Cirle
New Hounset
L. L. Boon
Laney A
Ee Lumber Company
Ite
Wilminta Banking House
Prove Gion Lumber Company
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William Gaston
Supreme Court
Othe
Shaw
Ree
Finkelstein
Solid Gold Lavaliers
Elgin
Waltham
Wiss
Ngs
Walde
Man Coat
West Watch
Waltham, Howard
Hamilton
And
Hampden
Charles Finkelstein
South Front Street
Norman Hapgood
Wees
Robert Ruark
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