Chamber Directors Endorse Civic Projects At Wilson Meeting
Chamber of Commerce directors met to discuss roads in Wilson county and ways, a curb market, parks, playgrounds, and other community projects. A municipal or curb market and improved lighting at railroad stations were debated, with committees appointed to study each plan.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Dailey
Transportation Committee
Wilson County
Farmville
White Way
Wilson
Beaman
Catherine Herring Visits Parents After Raleigh Trip
Miss Catherine Herring, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A L J Herring and a Peace Institute student in Raleigh, spends a few days with her parents. Dr. Herring accompanied her home after meeting her in Raleigh and attending the football game between State and ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Herring
Al.j. Herring
Peace Institute
Raleigh
Dr. Herring
State
Cal's Secretaries Consider Resigning From White House
President Coolidge faces possible staff shakeup as C Bascomb Slemp and Edward T Clark weigh resignations. Slemp seeks rest from duties and private affairs while Clark may join Leigh Palmer’s Fleet Corporation as an assistant. The President hopes both stay but won’t block their wishes.
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Washington
Coolidge
C. Bascomb Slemp
Edward T. Clark
Slemp
Clark
Leigh C. Palmer
The
Fleet Corporation
Egypt Appoints New Government After Cabinet Resigns
Cairo reports a new government led by Zirwar Pasha has taken control. Zagloul Pasha resigned after complying with British demands over the Sir Lee Stack assassination and the seizure of the customs house. He advised calm as the cabinet shifts to the new administration.
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Cairo
Egypt
Zirwar Pasha
Senate
Zagloul Pasha
Lee Stack
Sirdar
Fuad
Zagiloul
Customs House
Zagioul
Griffin Twins Birth Tragedy Claims One Twin
One of the twin babies of Mr and Mrs Russell Griffin born last week died Sunday. The funeral services and interment took place yesterday.
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Russell Griffin
Wilson Rotary Club Regular Meeting Tonight
The Wilson Rotary Club holds its regular meeting this evening with cards sent and a large attendance expected.
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Wilson Rotary Club
Mrs Harding Laid To Rest By Sid Of Husband
Florence Kling Harding was buried in Marion Ohio beside Warren G. Harding as hundreds gathered under a cloudy November sky. The service followed the death of the widow of the 29th US president, with relatives and friends present at the small vault for the final rites.
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Mrs. Harding
Sid
Marion, .C
Florence Kling Harding
Marion
United States
Warren G. Harding
Merchants Association Holds Regular Meeting
S B Denny presided as about fifteen members attended. The group thanked the Woman's Club for helping secure the court house clock and discussed advertising, savings from anti fake schemes, and a possible incorporation to strengthen the association.
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S. B. Denny
Merchants Association
Court House
Woman's Club
Hamilton and Howard Wed at Wilson Township Home
Sunday afternoon Justice of the Peace Wood united Miss Lillian Hamilton and Herbert Howard in marriage at the couple’s Wilson township residence. Both are listed as residents of Wilson township.
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Justice of the Peace
Wood
Lillian Hamilton
Herbert Howard
Wilson Township
Richmond Merchants Association Visitor Among Out of Town Guests
W A Clark of the Merchants Association of Richmond was among out of town visitors here yesterday.
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W. A. Clark
the Merchants Association of Richmond
Wreck Left 11 Year Old Hurt in Durham Bus Crash
In Durham North Carolina on the Durham Raleigh highway a double collision involving four autos and two passenger buses left Stone Shipp, 11, of Nelson badly injured with a broken thigh. He was treated at a local hospital as other passengers suffered cuts and bruises.
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Stone Shipp
Nelson
N. C
Durham
Raleigh
Labor nonpartisan policy upheld by AFL convention
The American Federation of Labor voted to adhere to a non partisan political policy and oppose government intrusion in the industrial field. The committee on resolutions said the policy does not ignore parties but that Labor will use all parties and be used by none.
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EL Paso
Tex
American Federation of Labor
Committee On Resolutions
Labor
Goldsboro Woman Struck by Auto Dies
In Goldsboro North Carolina Mrs R L Hill mother of ten was struck while starting to cross the street early today and died about an hour later. Clifton Gurley 22 driver of the car surrendered to police and was released on a 1000 bond. The accident was said unavoidable as Mrs Hill dodged another car and walked into Gurley’s path. She is survived by her husband ten children and sisters Mrs B Johnson of New Bern and Mrs E B Waller of Kinston.
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Goldsboro
N. C
R. L. Hill
Clifton Gurley
Liberty
New York Cotton Close Steady on Spot and Futures
Spot cotton remains steady in New York with middling at 24.50. Futures closed unchanged with December at 28.98, January 24.28, March 24.60, May 24.92, and July 24.89.
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New York
Dolls Vanishing Fast With Yearly Mirror Subscriptions
The Mirror reports its doll giveaway for annual subscriptions is in high demand with only a few dolls left. Telegraph orders for more units are uncertain, and the paper urges readers to subscribe or renew now to secure a doll before supplies run out.
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the Mirror
Tribute to Judge Henry G Connor at Wilson service
The community honored Judge Henry Groves Connor with a dignified funeral at St Timothy's Episcopal Church in Wilson. Attendees included Governor-elect and state jurists. the service featured choral selections, and interment followed at Maplewood Cemetery. Connor, born 1852 in Wilmington, served 29 years on the bench including eight years on the Superior Court and fifteen as a United States District Judge.
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Henry Groves Connor
St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church
Wilson
North Carolina
State Supreme Court
Connor
Cheshire
Bethea
Raleigh
E. W. Baxter
Wilmington
Seales
Superior Court
North Carolina Supreme Court
United States
State Senate
House
House of Representatives
Supreme Court of North Carolina
United States District Court of
William Howard Taft
Sup Court of the United States
Berlin fruit dealers await apples from the U S
Berlin reports sub 1 dollar per fruit premium French Pancy apples sell for 90 cents in first class shops. Americans from the Pacific northwest have not yet appeared this season though expected for the holidays. German grown apples sell 10 to 15 cents a pound from street push carts.
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Berlin
France
Pacific Northwest
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Curb Market
Advertising
Lydia Lopokova
London
Rudolph Barrochi
America
John Maynard Keynes
Cal
Santa Claus
Mirror
Wilson and Vicinity
Tys
Wilson, Mirror
Wilson, N. C
Legion
J.A. Drain
J. A. Drain
American Legion
General Drain
Ohio
Richmond
Raleigh-Durham Highway
United States Line
Fron Raligh
Shipp
Ree
Bishop Cheshire
Maplewood Cemetery
D. M. Hill
Chas. B. McLean
Silas Lutas
F. S. Hassel
Geo. W. Tomlinson
Troy T. Bernes
Thos. R. Uzzell
R. L. Brinkley
George W. Connor
R. D. W. Connor
University
North Northna
Chapel Hill
Louis M. Connor
David N. Connor
H. G. MacNair
H. G. Connor, Jr
H. H. Murray
Fred W. Connor
R. B. Simpson
U. S
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