Daughters of the American Revolution Open Raleigh Session
Raleigh reports the Daughters of the American Revolution hold sessions with Miss Lida Rodman retiring due to illness. Greetings from officials and local groups, musical events at the Governor’s Mansion, and new chapters forming in Hendersonville High Point King’s Mountain and Monroe.
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Hughes Returns to End Campaign in New York
Charles Evans Hughes resumed his presidential bid returning to New York to address Albany tonight and follow a schedule through central New York and the Hudson Valley before concluding in New York City.
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Maxton Opens Modern Graded School in New Building
Maxton North Carolina November 2 Representatives of the Woman's Civic League push a 600 dollar rest room and library petition for visiting ladies and children. The Maxton graded school opened in a new $20 000 building with program including doxology prayer and aued talks. The school boasts a large auditorium perfect acoustics steam heating and six teachers assisted by Professor Woltz.
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Esa
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Governor Craig congratulates Virginia on liquor abolition
Raleigh reports Governor Craig congratulated Virginia on abolishing liquor traffic and predicted benefits similar to North Carolina. The article notes crowds traveling to Richmond for liquor, saloon plans disrupted, and naming of three Noble children after his nomenclature suggestion. Noble family letters indicate Governor’s influence with Senators Simmons and Overman.
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Cape Fear Dredge Moves as Winyah Bay Sent to Beaufort
Local engineers seek to secure the suction dredge Winyah Bay from Charleston to assist Cape Fear bar. The Cape Fear dredge will likely be sent to Beaufort Inlet to deepen a heavily filled bar.
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Peace at any price debate sparks pessimistic quip
A Washington Star cartoon caption contrasts a proponent of peace with a pessimist who jokes about waking one morning without the price for peace. The exchange underscores tension between idealism and pragmatism.
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