Sanitary Officer Accused in Greenville Diamond Ring Theft
Chief Inspector W R Clardy of Charlotte confess es to grave crimes tied to a Greenville South Carolina case. He allegedly sold stolen rings to a local firm after testimony that was believed genuine, while investigations into his conduct continue by Chet Orr and city authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Clardy
Charlotte
Greenville, S. C
Gardner
Thackston
Grenville Forea
Orr
Cabarrus Court Adjourns and Trip to Europe Ends
Cabarrus county superior court adjourned after a short criminal docket and partial civil docket work. Grand jury reports were favorable. Judges J F Eugene and Ross Cannon returned from Europe with stops in England Germany France and Switzerland. Prof W W Morris sets Sept 5 for high school opening and city public schools begin Sept 16. Bloodhounds to be trained for potential manhunter use. Police Justice McConnell reports a light morning session with seven drunks two assaults and one whiskey carry case.
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Concord
N. C
Cabarrus County
J.” F. Eugene
Ross Cannon
J. A. Skipwith
Europe
England
Germany
France
Switzerland
W. W. Morris
Brandon
Afton
McConnell
Fez Missionaries Fled as Fez Mob Labelled Them Spies
Fez residents, learning that American missionaries Clinton Reed and Engert planned to stay while others left for the coast, branded them French spies. They were forced to abandon their work and travel toward Tangier amid fierce Moorish hostility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Clinton Reed
Engert
Fez
Ghristians
Morocco
License of Negro Jockey Revoked By Jockey Club
New York reporters say the Jockey Club stewards revoked Leroy Williams license as a jockey after investigations into his riding of Carthage Woolstone and Lillie Turner at Empire City Trotting Club Yonkers meeting. Williams, a prominent Black rider, came to New York from California a little over a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jockey Club
Empire City
Yonkers
Leroy Williams
Williams Leense
Williams
Carthage
Woolstone
Lillie Turner
California
Eagles at Exposition Convenes in Norfolk
More than a thousand delegates attend the Grand Aerie convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Norfolk. Governor Swanson and Mayor Ridick welcome attendees, with George Storminger of the Norfolk Aerie also speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Grand Aerie
Order of Eagles
Swanson
Ridick
George Stormingger
The
Norfolk Aerie
Wreck Kills Six Injures 250 on Canadian Pacific Train
A Canadian Pacific special train carrying over 200 passengers bound for the Toronto exhibition wrecked near Horseshoe Falls Ontario. Six people are reported dead with numerous injuries, while the cause remains unknown. Separate reports note an explosion at Austin Powder in Cleveland with one death and another serious injury. In Greensboro Rev. Dr. J Goeligo elected pastor of the First Baptist Church, and a public auction in Billings, Montana, begins sale of town lots on Huntley irrigation project sites.
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Orangeville
Ont
Canadian’ Pacifi “Railway
Toronto Exhibition
Horseshoe Alls
Here
Cleveland
Austin Powder Company
W. ©. Anderson
Greensboro
N.C
J. Goeligo
Teintyn Colgo
Bayist
HW Battle
Iam
Kinston
WO. Anderson
Shrinuild
Iow
Comantee
Noriy
Iis Saloon
An Foroonta
Billings
Mont
Huntley
Mother and seven children drown in Sierra flood
Albuquerque reports Mrs. Louisa Hi Carabajal, wife of a farmer, and seven children drowned when Alsmo Creek in Sierra County flooded after heavy rains on Friday. The disaster caused damage estimated at sixty thousand dollars.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Louisa Hi Carabajal
Alsmo Creek
Sierra County
County to Build Two High Schools in the County
The county commissioners and the county board of education met and decided to construct two high schools, one at Troutman and one at Harmony, as part of county educational plans. Also noted was the release on bond for John Williams, a blockading suspect, until September 23 before U S Commissioner Cowles. Dr Stephen B Weeks, former Trinity College history chair, has returned to Greensboro restored to health and will contribute to North Carolina biographies and related works.
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Statesville
N.C
County Board of Education
Court House
of Education
Troutman
John “Wilams
Yadkin County
Jin
Wright
United States
Cowles
Trinity College
Greensboro
N. C
Stephen B. Weeks
Weeks
San Carlos
Charles M. van Noppen
Samuel Ashe
North Carolina
van Noppen
Michael Fox Jones
Franklin
Norfolk
Navy
Crawford Wagoner
Special Term to Try Negro on Grave Charge
Raleigh North Carolina September 3 Governor Glenn orders a special term at Franklin court for September 20 to try Thomas Upebureh a black man in jail at Louisburg charged with criminal assault on Miss Linale Perry on August 30 A requisition issued for Will Hams alias Lee Kirk wanted in Columbus Ohio for murder of Joe Morehead at Greensboro April 10 A charter issued to the Farrington Mercantile Company of Chapel Hill North Carolina capital 20000 by K A Honeycutt and others Another charter for Elmore Cotton Ginning Co Laurinburg North Carolina
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Raleign
N. C
Glenn
Franklin Court
Thomas Upebureh
Louisburg
Linale Perry
Ohio
Will Hams
Lee Kirk
Columbus
Joe Morehead
Greensboro
Farrington Mercantile Company
Chapel Hil
N.C
K. A. Honeycutt
Elmore Cotton Ginning Co
Laurinburg
Immunity Agreement Read to Federal Grand Jury
District Attorney will read to the Federal grand jury a Department of Justice letter detailing an immunity agreement between the government and Chicago and Alton. The missive was authored by Attorney General Bonaparte. Judge Landis may authorize the procedure, having convened the special grand jury for the prosecution.
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Chicago and Alton
Chicago
Sims
Federal Grand Jury
Department of Justice
Bonaparte
Landis
Special Grand Jury
Pinkerton chief and chauffeur die in train gate crash funeral
Remains of Nolgent Pinkerton, famed head of the private detective agency, arrive on the Bremen for funeral services. The chauffeur ran a gate crossing and was killed. the marshal of the agency died at sea en route to health duties. Also notes ambassador O'Brien and Taft voyage to the Philippines. First cotton bale reported in Concord, with 494 pounds sold at 14 cents per pound.
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Bremen
iNegligent
Nolgent
Doves
Merau
Robert Allen Pinkerton
Agenta
Aly
Dee Marquis
Paliavicin
Nal
First Reformed Church
Brooklyn
Ody Wit
Chicago
Pinkerton
Nalmano
Europe
Marquis
Concord
N.C
Re ©. Kiser
White, Morrison & Flowe Co
Investigation of Rebating Charges Postponed
Chicago grand jury postpones its investigation into rebates alleged to have been granted by the Chicago and Alton railroad to Standard Oil Company. The inquiry was delayed to September 24th.
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Chicago
Grand Jmrg
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Standard Okl
Trial Begins Over Standard Oil Linked Wealth Battle
Chicago report details Guy McDonald pressing state authorities to release his father Mike McDonald the former gambling king from a $50,000 bond tied to Mrs Dora McDonald in a murder case. The dispute centers on Mrs McDonald occupying the Drexel Boulevard home as widow and possible rent or eviction actions pending will probate. A mysterious helper resides in the house to protect her from heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Guy McDonald
Healy
Mike” McDonald
Dora McDonald
Webster Guerin
McDonald
Drexel Boulevard
Cutting Ether
Ketchel tops Thomas in 92 round welter bout
San Francisco September 3 and Labor Day brought a new welterweight champion. Ketchell knocked out Joe Thomas in the 32nd round in Butte Montana before about 8 000 spectators. Thomas was carried from the ring and conceded simply the best man won.
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Joe Thomas
San Francisco
Labor Day
Butte
Montana
Not Guilty in Blood at Pittsburgh Threats
A man named Seltz Slitcher slit his throat in Allegheny, scrawling Not Guilty in blood as he lay wounded. He is in St Francis Hospital under guard, with police and bystanders watching amid a sensational self harm attempt and uncertain prognosis.
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Pittsburg
Sept
Butehor
Allegheny
S.J Seltz
Slitcher
Seltr
St Francis Hospital
Ian
Robbers Blow Up Safe at Tekosha Post Office
At midnight three armed robbers rode into Tekosha Michigan in wild west style and held up the night water man and two citizens. They then broke into the post office, blew open the safe and secured 200 dollars before riding out while firing revolvers to intimidate awakened townspeople.
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Tekosha
Mich
Ofice, Ij
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