Lincoln's Farm to Be Nation's Memorial
The Hodgenville Lincoln birthplace becomes a national memorial with President Wilson leading ceremonies to accept the gift. The Lincoln Farm Association, led by William Marshall Bullitt, organizes arrivals, processions, and speeches with cabinet members, senators, and representatives attending. The event marks a decade of effort since the 1906 purchase and 1911 dedication of Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United States
William Marshall Bullitt
Louisville
Bullitt
Hodgenville
Lincoln Farm
Marshall
Baker
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Lincoln Farm Association
Charles R. Hemphill
The
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
John B. Castleman
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Abraham Lincoln
South
Robert J. Collier
Newton D. Baker
Woodrow Wilson
J. J. Glennon
St. Louis
Lincoln
Court House
Collier
Theodore Roosevelt
Lincoln Memorial Hall
William H. Taft
Memorial Hall
Seventy-Nine New North Carolina Lawyers Admitted
The North Carolina Supreme Court admitted 79 candidates to full State and Federal practice after the fall examination. Notable winners include James S. Griffin and Allen J. Maxwell, both Raleigh officials, plus George Winston Craig, son of Governor Craig, who plans to practice with his father. The $20 exam fee was refunded to those who failed to meet the mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Supreme Court
James 8. Griffin
The
Corporation Commission
Allen J. Maxwell
Greensboro Daily News
Travis’ Boswell
George Winston Craig
Governor Craig
Craig
Mexico
George Craig
Wake Forest
Arthur A. Aronson
William F. Midgett
Elizabeth City
Conrad W. Sandrock
Fayetteville
Alan Turner
Statesville
Peter R. Hine
Ayden
Leon G. Stevens
Smithfield
William S. Bogle
Hiddenite
Ellis C. Jones
Gay
Jackson County
Thomas L. Williams
Apex
Ephraim L. Brickhouse
Columbia
Herbert B. Harrell
Weldon
Benjamin McL. Covington
Wadesboro
R. E. Little, Jr
George W. Craig
Asheville
John R. Manning
Henderson
Eura A. Matthews
Atkinson
Mack P. Spears
Charlotte
Alexander T. Shaw
Elred H. Woodard
Wilson
Robert A. Wellens
Richard M. Lewis
Whiteville
George E. Eddens
Palmerville
Samuel E. Edwards
Mars Hill
Lloyd T. Wilson, Jr
Richmond
Edgar Mitchell
Hunter K. Penn
Stoneville
John A. Leitch
Salisbury
Rowland F. Mintz
Goldsboro
George G. Brinson
Bayboro
Peyton McSwain
Shelby
Harry E. Moore
Dillon
S. C
James A. McKay
Rowland
Walter L. Johnson
Elisha C. Harris
Enoch
Benjamin F. Aycock
Fremont
Isaac R. Strayhorn
Durham
Sidneys
Alderman
Greensboro
Adolphus H. Wolfe
Surry County
Robert H. Rouse
Kinston
Arnold G. Davis
Henry CC. Turner
Norwood
James A. Taylor
Oxford
William T. Woodley
James S. Griffin
S. G. Greech
Washington
Roy L. Deal
Winston-Salem
Robert H. McNeill
Julius Davis
Wilmington
Herbert L. Swain
Reynold T. Allen
Oliver M. Litaker
Lenoir
A. J. Maxwell
William G. Womble
G. A. Baucom
Wiley G Barnes
Wood E. Powell
James N. Keelin, Jr
Charles A. Gosner
James SC. Coggins
Plymouth
Albert E. Reitzel
James H. Gray
Wake
Divorce by Publication in New Hanover Due to Nonresidence
Staite of North Carolina New Hanover County issues service by publication in Nettie Summons vs A V Simmons. Defendant non resident of NC and must appear at the October term of the Superior Court in New Hanover on October 23, 1916, to answer or demur. otherwise judgment by default. Filed September 1, 1916 by W N Harriss, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staite
North Carolina
County of New Hanover
Nettie Summons
A. V. Simmons
New Hanover
Wanted three or four rooms for light housekeeping
A brief classified notice seeks a dwelling with three or four rooms and a gas connection. Respond to The Dispatch, care of C, dated 9-2-31-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appomattox Trunk & Bag Co
Petersburg
Evening Dispatch
Pardon Application Filed for C. T. Lewis
Notice states an application will be made to the Governor for a pardon of C. T. Lewis on condition of good behavior thereafter. The notice urges filing with the Governor immediately and names Leitha Jane Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Lewis
Leitha Jane Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Hands Wilson
Taft
Democratic Party
Capitol
Chamber of the Just Historian
Republic
Tar Heel
W. N. Harriss
New Hanover County
Messenger Service
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
Carolina
Beach Pier
Love Grove
Ed Shipman
S. CC. Barrett
Wrightsville Sound
Front
Princess Streets
North Third Street
B. May
Uncle Charles
South Front Street
Dock Street
H. F. Wilder
Wilmington Law School
H. Edmund Rodgers
Garrell
J. K. Beard
Sunset Park
South Fifth
G. C. Bordeaux
DODGE
Cone Automobile Tire
Red Cross Street
Grace Street
Cape Fear Academy
W. Catlett
Orange St
Orange Street
Fifth
Campbell Streets
John W. Blomme
Campbell Street
Ann Street
2Nd
A. W. Pate Company
North Fourth Street
South 9Th Street
M. C. Darby & Co
Princess Street
Thurs-Rat
A. Renik
Cor
5Th
Nixon
Batson’s Meat Market
Market Street
Leon L. Motte
Church Street
H. Stein
W. B. Klander
South Second Street
Virginia
Bear Produce and Merchandise Co
Charles Finkelstein
Front Street
Singer
F. A. Lord
J. M. Batson
Agent Singer Sewing Machine Co
Princess St
North Second St
L. L. Shepard
W. T. Crooms, Jr
Grand Theatre
Union Depot
Jones’ Business College
Odd Fellows
J. D. McCarley
McCarley
Pythian Building
Mechanics’ Home Association
Building and Loan Association
Frisco
True Boardman
Marin Lais
Rosemary Theby and
Harry Myers
the Murchison National Bank
H. C. M'Queen
Grainger
J. V. Grainger
J. V. Grainger, JR
Age't
J. W. Yates
W. S. Johnson
Cashier
M. F. Allen
W. B. Thorpe & Company Builders
R. Bradley
W. H. Bro
T. E. Sprunt
W. M. Cumming
R. G. Grady
C. D. Weeks
Citizens Bank
Second and
the Peoples Savings Bank
New York
Maryland
C. L. Dickinson
Princess Building
Cottom
W.B. Cooper
American Bank and Trust Company
Bank
Front and
Market Streets
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