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Saturday, March 21, 2020
Judge Ray Censures Jury For Failing to Convict Connell Talley, March 19, 1920
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From the front page of the Brevard News , Friday, March 19, 1920 Judge Bis Ray Censures Jury Hendersonville, March 12, 19020—“Breede...
Thomas Jordan Died of Double Pneumonia March 15, 1920
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From the front page of the Brevard News , Friday, March 19, 1920 Thos. H. Jordan Passes Away At 3 o’clock on Monday morning, March 1...
Plummer and Trantham Buy Dry Goods Carried by Late Wm. P. Weilt, March 19, 1920
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From the front page of the Brevard News , Friday, March 19, 1920 Plummer & Trantham Buys W.P. Weilt Dry Goods Stock All of the c...
Friday, March 20, 2020
Don't Vote for Politicians Who Arouse Antagonism Between Men, Says Editor, March 20, 1920
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From the editorial page of the Hickory Daily Record , March 20, 1920 Think! Mr. Voter It ought to be practicable for candidates in t...
Smallpox In and Around Louisburg; Come Get Vaccination If You Want It, March 19, 1920
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From the Franklin Times , Louisburg, N.C., Friday, March 19, 1920 Health Department Report By J.E. Malone, Health Officer Smallp...
Thursday, March 19, 2020
Interview with Foster Parsons, Who Killed Negro Jitney Drivers, Now Released from Penitentiary, March 18, 1920
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From the Rockingham Post-Dispatch , Thursday afternoon, March 18, 1920. To see a photo of Foster Parsons, go to https://chroniclingamerica.l...
Wednesday, March 18, 2020
Foster Parsons, Who Killed Two Negro Jitney Drivers, Now Sane After Five Months in Criminal Insane Department of Penitentiary, March 18, 1920
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From the Rockingham Post-Dispatch , Thursday afternoon, March 18, 1920. To see a photo of Foster Parsons, go to https://chroniclingamerica.l...
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