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Newspaper

Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1909

Page

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Lawmaking session highlights from state legislature

Friday to Monday chronicle shows debates over prohibitions and trusts with protests and pay-boosts for clerks. Senators push commissions, highway plans, and cemetery monuments while House and Senate pass bills on coroner fees deaths, library, and prison reforms.

Senate Scotland County Hawkins W. W. Kitchin C. B. Aycock T. J. Jarvis T. F. Donaldson R. T. Hoke T. H. Fries Charles M. Stedman C. E. Johnson Raleigh

Boy Hit By Car Near Edgemont Crossing

Dan Dixon ten-year-old boy was struck by a car driven by Claiborn Carr and his helper on East Main street near the N and W Railway crossing in Edgemont. The boy darted in front of the delivery wagon as it tried to pass. he fell and struck his head on the pavement. Doctors were summoned and treated him on the scene.

San Dixon Claiborn Carr East Main Street Dan Dixon Carr Main Street Edgemont Dixon

Aldermen Discuss Court House Plan and Film Theater Exit

The City Aldermen met to discuss a joint court house and city hall project in Durham. The meeting also covered enforcing laws on sidewalk refuse and merchandise placement with rear exits for moving picture shows effective after March 15. Routine items were approved and next meeting set for March 15.

Hill C. Linthicum Durham

Marriage announced for Lula Carpenter and Walter McLawhorn

Miss Lula Carpenter and Walter R. McLawhorn of this city announced their marriage last Saturday. The ceremony occurred in February and the couple kept the secret until now. Carpenter works at the telephone exchange. McLawhorn is a Southern railway operator at the East Durham tower and has many railroad friends. They have taken rooms with the groom’s mother in East Durham.

Marriag Lula Carpenter Walter R. McLawhorn Miss Carpenter McLawhorn Southern Railway East Durham

Victim of Curious Accident near Gastonia

Mrs Eugene Batchford living three miles east of Gastonia was seriously wounded when a stray pistol cartridge swept into a fireplace exploded. A child reportedly rolled the cartridge in paper, and the bullet entered her right breast. Doctors from Gastonia attended her. her condition remained serious but stable.

Gastonia Eugene Batchford Batchford

Trinity Baseball Seeks Special Train to Southern Pines

Managers arrange a special train to transport the Trinity base ball squad to Southern Pines next Saturday for a game against the Philadelphia National team.

Trinity Southern Pines Philadelphia

Local items from the city and surrounding region

Mr E B Lyon has taken Buick agency in the city and is selling well. General Stringfield inspected the Durham company and found them in good shape. General Julian S Carr spoke to Y M C A members and visitors. Court house interior receives paint and new carpets. W A Erwin's cotton mill site decision not yet public. C M Lewter returns to Wilson for a few months. Durham district conference date moved to first Sunday in April at Carrchurch East Durham. Editor J D Bivins of the Stanly Enterprise visited Trinity Park. Irvin Sears returns from Oklahoma for a visit and plans to go back soon.

Stringfield Durham Company Julian S. Carr W. A.erwin C. M. Lewter Wilson Durham Carrchurch East Durham J. D. Bivins Stanly Enterprise Bivins Trinity Park Irvin Sears Lont Oklahoma West

Beath of LH Bowles Dies at Home in City Landmark

Lammie H. Bowles aged 25 died early Monday at the Bowles home between East Durham and Edgemont after a lung illness. He leaves a father, mother, and three sisters. The remains were sent to the old home in Johnson County for interment.

Beath LH. Bowles S. T. Bowles East Durham Edgemont Lammie H. Bowles Johnson County

State Fair Dates Set for Raleigh Event

State Fair dates have been determined as October 18 to 23 with a schedule that avoids conflicts with other fairs. Officials promise a great big fair this year and expect a large crowd to Raleigh for the statewide event.

Raleigh

Mrs Rich Dies at 45 After Brights Disease

Mrs. Rich of Cedar Fork township died Friday morning at 5 o clock from Brights disease. She was 45 with no children. Funeral from her home at 2 p m Saturday, burial at Wily May's burying ground.

Joseph Rich Cedar Fork Township Bright Wily May’s Burying Ground

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