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Letter from Judd to Craig, December 5, 1912, page 1

5 December 1912

Letter from Edith I. Judd to Locke Craig, 5 December 1912

Letter from Allen to Craig, February 13, 1914

13 February 1914

Letter from Matthew H. Allen to Locke Craig, 13 February 1914

Letter from Kerr to Dudley, February 13, 1914

13 February 1914

Letter from John P. Kerr to James B. Dudley, 13 February 1914

13 January 1916

"Gov. Craig Denounces Lynching of Negro," from the Asheville Citizen-Times, 13 January 1916

15 January 1916

"Denounces Mob; Calls For Action," from the Raleigh News and Observer, 15 January 1916

28 June 1916

Locke Craig's Remarks to the Press Concerning the Trial of Will Black, 28 June 1916

Letter from Broadhurst to Craig, July 4, 1916

4 July 1916

Letter from Hugh H. Broadhurst to Locke Craig, 4 July 1916

22 July 1916

Proclamation by Governor Locke Craig Appointing Flood Relief Committee, 22 July 1916

Letter from O'Berry to Craig, July 27, 1916, page 1

27 July 1916

Letter from Nathan O'Berry to Locke Craig, 27 July 1916

Resolution by Two Conferences of the A. M. E. Zion Church, Circa 1917

1 January 1917 - 31 December 1917

Resolution by two Conferences of the A.M.E. Zion Church, circa 1917

Letter from Black Citizens of Goldsbroro to Gov. Bickett, April 9, 1917

9 April 1917

Resolution by the African American Citizens of Goldsboro, N. C., 9 April 1917

Letter from Bostic and Frederick to Gov. Bickett, April 10, 1917

10 April 1917

Letter from Edward R. Bostic and Robert J. Frederick to Thomas W. Bickett, 10 April 1917

30 April 1917

Letter from Santford Martin to John V. B. Metts, 30 April 1917

1 May 1917 - 11 May 1917

Request for Investigation and Report into Property Damages Sustained by Theodore Buerbaum, 1-11 May 1917

2 May 1917

Letter from John V. B. Metts to Santford Martin, 2 May 1917