Kitchin Gains Ground in North Carolina Primaries
The race for governor dominates Saturday primary chats as counties report early tallies. Davidson yields Craig 7.13, Kitchin 5.13, Horne 11.8, while Edgecombe favors Kitchin 9.5, Craig 1, Horne 0.5. Transylvania gives Craig four votes. Wayne County shows Kitchin 8.5, Craig 3.5, Horne 2. Northampton reports Kitchin 6.80, Craig 2.62, Horne 0.58. State Convention totals: Craig 215.16, Kitchin 158.44, Horne 66.40.
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Davidson
Craig
Kitchin
Horne
Edgecombe
Greene County
Transylvania
Wayne County
Aycock
Home
Northampton
Mr. W. B. Ferrell Dies at 76 After Bright Disease
Mr. W B Ferrell died yesterday at Watts hospital where he had been treated for Bright disease. A former soldier, he was seventy six and survived by his wife Mrs Mary Ferrell and three sons Charles E Ferrell Robert Ferrell and Clyde Ferrell. Funeral set for 3 PM today at his Mangum street home with Rev J H McCracken officiating.
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W. B. Ferrell
Watts Hospital
Ferrell
Ron Bright
Mary &. Ferrell
Blanche Ferrell
Convicts Released From Lockups Amid Short Terms
Forty six convicts left the work house and penitentiary yesterday morning. Horace Strowd and Sam Barbee face longer sentences, each slated for fifteen years. Most others have brief terms and are expected to be released within months, with many likely returning to crime.
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Horace Strowd
Sam Barbee
Democratic Judicial Convention for Ninth District Notice
Notice announces the Democratic Judicial Convention for the Ninth District to nominate a solicitor candidate and conduct business. It will be held in Durham on Monday at 3:00 o clock by order of the committee. Clarence Eugene Mayes, son of Rev Charles Mayes, died Saturday morning at 5:30 o clock with funeral held Sunday morning from the house.
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Ninth Judicial District
Durham
Monsy Isonaine
Joan N. Wilson
A. M. Carwoop
Clarence Eugene Mayes
Charles Mayes
Big Week at Durham Court With Many Cases Disposed
Durham Superior Court finished a strenuous week of criminal trials with numerous dispositions. Friday and Saturday saw many defendants sentenced or nol pros, including theft, housebreaking, assault with deadly weapons, and concealed weapon charges. The Grand Jury urged jail and stockade enlargements, and a Brooks sci-fa settlement followed a long dispute over solicitor fees.
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Durham Superior Court
Willie Austin
George Craig
Stedman Conklin
Helen Walden
Fred Webb
Jasper Phipps
George Grissom
James Pickett
Sylvester Colclough
For Sale Poultry Eggs From Local Farm
White and Brown Leghorn eggs priced at 1.00 for 15 and White and Partridge Wyandott eggs at 1.50 for 15. Orders booked for future delivery. Y Poultry Farm, fast Dacha N.C. BG. Beige Pry.
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Clyde Mangum
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Asa Warren
Mary Jones
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G. C. Gunter
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Charles Thomson
Thomas Danum
Ed Burt
Ed Danum
Morning Herald
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Bryant and
Parker
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Webb
Durham County
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Hackney Bikos
Roxboro
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J. H. Howard
Antioch
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Samuel Blalock
J. C. Jones
Bear Creek
Chatham County
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Barton
North Carolina
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Lula Howard
Lula
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Citizens National Bank
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J. B. Mason
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American Tobacco Compr
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Haywood & Boone
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Southgate & Son
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J. B. Warren
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Depository OF the People
County OF
City OF
United States OF America
Home Savings Bank
Durham, North Carolina
Grorce W. Watts
W. W. Witten
Joan Sprunt Hill
T. B. Pierce, Jr
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H. Bowling
T. B. Fuller
Alphonsus Cobb
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