Grand jury hears charges as Superior Court opens
Judge C C Lyon urges humane treatment for inmates and road upkeep as June term of Superior Court convenes. The grand jury hears about burglary law, discusses cases including slander against J B Huntington and an unapprehended murder suspect Monroe Brown. Annie Biglow faces statutory vacancy charge after appealing a lower court decision.
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C. C. Lyon
Elizabethtown
Lyon
James Ross
R. H. Hamme
Grand Jury
Jl. L. Solomon
Foreman
G. F. W. Tiencken
H. W. Hunter
William Tiencken
H. J. Gerdes
J. S. Divine
C. C. Chapon
Herman Land
Frank Lander
F. W. Dock
C. E. Haskett
Dic Lewis
C. R. Suggs
J. 8. Lane
L. J. Williams
Hardy Lanier
John W
Huntington
Monroe Brown
Annie Biglow
Go To Church Posters Approved by Minister Statement
Rev A D McClure of Immanuel Presbyterian commends the Go To Church posters, asking to be quoted in approval. He supports the billboard campaign by the posters' association and notes the idea resonates with religious outreach efforts.
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Bill Posters’ Association
A. D. McClure
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
The Flys Enemies Warned In Public Campaign
A public health notice urges fight against flies citing disease spread and death. It promotes a free booklet from the Washington DC bureau and asks readers to mail a two cent stamp to obtain it.
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Wilmington
Frederick J. Raskin
Washington, D. C
North Carolina Bar Association Meets at Wrightsville Beach
The twentieth annual NC Bar Association meeting opens tomorrow evening at 8 15 at Wrightsville Beach with sessions at Harbor Island auditorium and Oceanic hotel. A highlight is Wednesday 3 PM address by Monsieur Frederick Allain of Paris, renowned international law expert, with President Angus Wilton McLean delivering the Tuesday address and officer elections on Thursday.
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North Carolina Bar Association
Wrightsville Beach
Frederick Allain
Paris
High Commission
Monsieur Allain
McLean
Bar Association
Oceanic Hotel
Harbor Island Auditorium
Angus Wilton McLean
Noes Letter Concerning Insurance Given Public
Archdeacon Thomas P Noe writes to B T Topkins of the Life Insurance Company of Virginia about a death claim for Allie J Dixie. He notes a policy 677432 paid to 82 including a 69 face, gratuity of 13, and explains how 77.56 was used for burial and 4.50 for advanced premiums after Dixie’s death.
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B. T. Topkins
The
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Thomas P.noe
Allie J. Dixie
Dixie
Disie
Special Aid Society notifies badges for workers sale
National Special Aid headquarters in New York sends Lincoln penny badges with red white and blue ribbon for sale at two cents each. Priority given to block messengers and board members, limited supply, more can be ordered if needed. The effort recalls Mrs Woodrow Wilson and Josephus Daniels and notes rapid growth of membership.
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Special Aid Society
National Special Aid Society
Fifth Avenue
New York
The
National Special Aid
McAdoo
Patriotic Penny
New York City
Woodrow Wilson
Special Aid
Josephus Daniels
Society
Associated Charities Seeks Donations for Summer Work
Dr. A. D. McClre, president of the Associated Charities, urges friends to contribute now as funds are needed to carry on the work during the summer.
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A. D. McClre
The
Associated Charities
Hubbard 10 Instal the Officers Named
Three Masonic lodges in the city plan joint installation at the Masonic Temple directed by Past Master Thomas L. Hubbard and Edward C. Penny with Rev. J. A. Sullivan as chaplain. The May elected officers of St John s Wilmington Orient are listed, while 75 of 568 lodge members have enlisted or been called to the colors with names provided for each lodge.
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Masonic Temple
Thomas L. Hubbard
Edward C. Penny
J. A. Sullivan
Calvary Baptist Church
A. S. Holder
W. B. Savage
Cleon G. Parker
St. John’s
Fred G. Rose
Francis M. Holley
Julius C. Hobbs, Jr
Alexander S. Holden
Linwood D. Latta
Dozier T. Hancock
Henry H. Springs
Horace T. King
John Jeter Hurt
D. D
Asa W. Allen
Wilmington
Tyler
A. Silverman
Orient
C. C. Parker
C. A. Williams
Zack K. Bell
C. C. Brown
B. T. Hopkins
A. F. Walton
I. W. Willis
F. M. Gallagher
W.H. McClain
Ryler
Asa W.allen
Will G. Adams
Walter F. Canady
Dr. H. A. Codington
Marvin J. Cowell
Norman E. Davis
W. Gregory Davis
Lawrence
Everett
Allen G. Fechtig
W. Louis Fisher
F. L. Graham
B. Oscar Grant
George E. Haskett
Davis H. Hawes
Z Jr
C. Ray Humphreys
Ben H. Houston
Frank W. Hayes
W. Leon Jewell
Theodore S. James
C. Dowd Jones
John van H. Metts
James H. Moore
F. H. McCullough
A. Nathan
Milton Pittman
A. W. Register
Adrian B. Rhodes
Warren A. Ratcliffe
Harry M. Solomon
John B. Stewart
Bert M. Schwab
Clarence J. Sessions
James W. Taylor
Grover C. Vincent
BE. Fleet Williams
Edward W. Woolard
W. C. Boesch
A. A. Bush
P. L. Cantwell
J. F. Clowe
W. K. Gaylor
G C. Henneker
H. W. Hewlett
H. B. McCoy
H. C. Moore
H. W. Morris
J C. Snyder
G.S. Truelove
C. L. Terry
E. F. Troy
J. W.weathers
Binghamton Debuts in International League Stuns Farrell Circuit
The Binghamton team, a newcomer in the International league, tears the Farrell circuit wide open. A sugar-using individual stands out as a slacker while a sound young man dodges the draft, highlighting contrasting characters.
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Binghamton
Pirates Falter in East as Sisler Dominates Browns
The Pittsburgh Pirates could not maintain their strong home form in the eastern campaign. George Sisler, star of the Browns, continues to star in all facets of the game, driving his team with standout performances.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
George Sisler
Browns
Another Arrest for Burglary Affects Case
James Ross colored fell asleep on a parlor davenport in the Hamme home at 106 North Fourth Street and his tale led to the arrest of Robert Murphy for burglary at 1220 Swann's Alley. Murphy, taken by Deputies Rackley Harker and Officers Reynolds and Louis, denied the charges as Ross claimed Murphy helped during other robberies.
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James Ross
Davenport
R. F. Hamme
North Fourth Street
Robert Murphy
Murphy
Rackley
Harker
Louis and
Reynolds
Swann’s Alley
Ross
Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine Aids Digestion
Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine is advertised to relieve sour stomach diarrhoea flux and aid digestion for both adults and children. The claim describes it as perfectly harmless and effective for all ages.
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Grove
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Defeats Malaria Germs
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to destroy malarial germs transmitted to the blood by the malaria mosquito at a price of 60 cents.
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Grove
La Creole Hair Dressing Promises Youthful Look
An advertisement pitches La Creole Hair Dressing to remove gray hair and restore an even dark color. It claims quick, satisfactory results for scalp and facial hair and offers a money back guarantee. Jarman & Futrelle of Wilmington, N C sell it for 1.20 with mail orders available.
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Jarman & Futrelle
Wilmington
N.C
Adv
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