Brunswick County Organizes Pig and Canning Clubs
In Southport on May 22 Elisha Sellers of Supply, a Brunswick County Commissioner, champions county food crop drive. He helps form Mt Pisgah district pig and canning clubs with R N Sermons as president and M H Holden as secretary. The schoolhouse will host rainy day canning and a district canner is expected to be funded. Regulators for the county are appointed to enroll citizens for federal registration. Brunswick shows strong leadership and readiness to contribute.
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Elisha Sellers
Brunswick County
Mt. Pisgah
R. N. Sermons
M. H. Holden
Annie Dilsavor
Ora Sellers
Brunswick
J. E. Robinson
A. T. McKeithan
J. A. Dosher
Brunswick County Registration Board
Carolina College Ends Big Session
The Carolina College commencement in Maxton featured a Sunday sermon by Rev. Franklin N. Parker and a Young Women's Christian Association sermon by Rev. Robert F. Bumpas. Monday showcased art and economic exhibits and a delightful final concert with diplomas and degrees awarded to graduates in Stenography and Typewriting, Domestic Science, Home Economics, Art, Piano, Voice, and Bachelor of Arts. Marshals included Sallie Hart as chief and Louise Shavender among others.
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Merry June
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Marguerite Ellsworth
Margaret Hancock
Emily Livingston
Louise Shavender
Carrie Leigh Shelton
Laura Westcott Cogg
Juanita Cameron
Daisy Bennett
Venice Jackson
Edith Cameron
Gladys Sanders
Russian Discontents to Hold Congress
The executive committee of the Council of Soldiers and Workmen’s Delegates calls a general congress on June 14. Representatives from all council branches and military groups will discuss national defense peace terms land and labor issues the proposed constituent assembly finances and military life.
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Women’s colleges have their finals
Greensboro notices alumnae events at State Normal College and Greensboro College For Women. Plans include afternoon and evening programs with classes in "Blue and White," oral elocution, and the Elijah oratorio. Commencement speaker Governor Bickett to address graduates. diplomas, Bibles, and constitutions to be awarded.
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Edith Russell
Laura Linn Wiley
Mary Weston
Dorothy Phelps
Thos. W. Bickett
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Elizabeth Derrickson
Reuben Alley
Maurine Brittain
Kathleen Conroy
Lucy Curtis
Minnie Garrett
Thelma Harrell
Claire Harris
Katherine Hubbard
Annie R. Long
Elizabeth Merritt
Jessie Reeves
Mattie Register
Edith Swinney
Sadye Trollinger
Marguerite Wilson
We Tsung Zung
Notable sermon to Meredith girls at First Baptist church
In Raleigh on May 22 twenty seven Meredith seniors attended a notable sermon by Dr Henry Alford Porter of Atlanta at First Baptist church. Porter, newly occupying John E White's former pulpit, delivered simple yet powerful preaching that sustained the church's growing national reputation. Judge J C Biggs has filed a Supreme Court brief challenging Judge Manning and Attorney General on the validity of late General Assembly amendments tied to the 1916 election. The Western Wake Highway bond case and related acts loom over state politics as Supreme Court decision looms. Manning's opinion stirs unease within the legal community.
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Recorder Harriss Clears Prohibition Suspects in Backlog
Six colored individuals faced Recorder Harriss on prohibition charges for selling liquor. Defendants Blain Sloan James Roberson Jesse Jewett Lis Baldwin Joe Mack Byrd and David Johnson had their cases continued to tomorrow. Separate docket items included disorderly conduct sentences for Lewis Benjamin 30 days on the roads and larceny cases for George C Johnson and Joe Bailey with various continuances and cost payments.
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Jesse Jewett
Lis Baldwin
Joe Mack Byrd
David Johnson
Lewis Benjamin
Maggie Pridgen
Jim Walker
Robert Williams
Navy to Add Many Mine Sweepers
Washington May 22 Secretary Daniels conferred with private builders on plans to add a considerable number of mine sweepers to the naval establishment and get the craft turned out without delay.
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Washington
Naval Establishment
Daniels
Heinze Loses 15 Million Copper Case Before Court
Washington May 22 Arthur P Heinze for Heinze copper interests loses Supreme Court bid for 15 million dollars treble damages under the Sherman act against Amalgamated Copper Company the Lewisohn interests William Rockefeller and others charged with attempted monopoly of Montana copper industry. The court sus-
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Washington
Arthur P. Heinze
Heinze Copper
Supreme Court
Amalgamated Copper Company
Lewisohn
William Rockefeller
Montana
FREE RANGERS PREVAILED IN PENDER ELECTION
Burgaw May 22 The official and unofficial returns from the stock law election show 153 votes for stock law and 852 against, out of 1 005 total. Upper Caswell had no election and many stock law proponents did not vote in other precincts. Contests may arise over alleged irregularities.
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Burgaw
Stock Law
Pender’s
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Upper Caswell
Cotton seed report shows large year to date totals
Census Bureau data for August 1 to April 30 reports cotton seed crushed totaling 4,164,801 tons and on hand at mills 229,817 tons. Crude oil on hand 106,159,892 pounds and refined oil 325,268,739 pounds with linters 147,500 pound bales. Exports include oil 123,879,673 pounds cake and meal 480,207 tons and linters 329,560 running bales.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Attempt to Kill War Minister Kerensky
A cable from Petrograd reports an attempt on War Minister Kerensky's life this morning. Kerensky escaped and all participants were arrested. Rumors tie the plot to supporters of the old regime.
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Associated Press
New York
Jewish Daily Forward
Petrograd
Kerensky
Hints of Economy Prompt Local Shoe Repair Shops
The notice urges saving by repairing old shoes amid high food and shoe prices. It cites three nearby shops The Fair Shoe Shop at 825 N Fourth Street The Rapid Shoe Repair Co at 209 N Front and the Modern Shoe Repair Co at 613 Castle Street. Calls to all are urged.
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Fourth Street
Rapid Shoe Repair Co
N. Front
Modern Shoe Repair Co
Castle Street
IrriS Hot Supper Rolls and Honey Bread Ad
IrriS Bakery promotes Hot Supper Rolls claimed to save hours in the kitchen. A tag line calls Honey Bread the staff of fire. Ad appears with a phone number 626 and attribution to Farris' Bakery dated 4 19 11.
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IRRIS
Farris’ Bakery
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