Newspapers Eulogize Judge Henry G Connor
The death of Judge Henry Groves Connor prompts editorials praising his constitutional devotion and balanced views on federalism. He is remembered as humane, a defender of limited government, and a beloved Southern jurist who valued mercy and stability in law. President Taft had appointed him to the eastern district. North Carolina mourns a towering elder statesman.
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Henry Groves Gondot
Raleigh
America
Henry Groes Connor
Feder
Connor
Taft
North Carolina
Vanity Box advance sale at Wilson Theatre previews
The Vanity Box opens at Wilson Theatre on Monday December 1 with matinee and night showings. Advance sale starts Friday November 28. manager Phillips urges patrons to obtain paste boards early as standing room only is expected. The production features a 24 member chorus and the company’s own orchestra added to the regular theatre orchestra.
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Wilson Theatre
Phillips
For Rent Three Desirable Rooms With Light Housekeeping
Advertises three desirable rooms for rent with light housekeeping and modern conveniences. Includes contact number 1430.1te for inquiries.
Homeless Children in Receiving Home in January 1924
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate homeless children were placed in a receiving home on January 1 1924. Adoptions are referenced with legal context and a sequence of placeholders suggesting a record of placements and proceedings. The readable content is limited and lacks clear names or locations.
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Henry G. Connor
QO. A. Glover
Wiggins
Wiggins Mill Road
A. B. Jones
Wilson
Atlantic Coast Realty Company
Petersburg, Va
Winston-Salem, N. C
Chidren’s
Home Society of
Ogg At
Greensboro, N. C
Childrens Home Society
Foster
Net
Children’s Home Society OF N. C., Inc
John J. Phoenix
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