Wife Found Dead in Locked House Near Lexington
A woman believed to have died by her own hand was found dead in a locked home six miles north of Lexington. The body was discovered by her husband upon returning from a three week trip. Poisoning is suspected. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2:30 PM at the Bethesda M E church cemetery. Surviving are her husband two daughters eight brothers and two sisters and her parents.
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Midson County
Lexington
Roy Wagner
Princess Cafe
Carlos Hyatt
Baltimore
High Point
Ruth
Minnie Hyatt
Dash
R. J. Wagner
J. E. Wagner
Thomas
Jesse H. Wagner
Detroit
Mich
Everett Wagner
Elks City
Okla
Robie Lee Wagner
Winston-Salem
R. Wagner
Bill Wagner
United States Army
Panama Canal Zone
Nora Wagner
Bessie Tatum
Virginia
Bethesda M. E. Church
Naval forces land in Nicaragua to protect American lives
U S forces from the Memphis Asheville and Sacramento proceed to Nicaragua's eastern ports to safeguard American lives and property. The Memphis arrives at Puerto Cabezas with 40 officers and 470 men, the Asheville sails for Cape Gracias a Dios, and the Sacramento heads to Bluefields. Insurgent activity has threatened these ports, while Graytown remains unmenaced.
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Memphis
Puerto Cabezas
Guantanamo
Cuba
Asheville
Cape Gracias A Dios
Sacramento
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Graytown
Stolen Car Bundled With Shoes Sample Heist
Elkin shoe salesman O. O. McGuire reported his car stolen in Charlotte. The vehicle held $1,800 in shoe samples claimed to fit one legged customers, McGuire told police, joking there aren’t enough one legged people in North Carolina to wear all the shoes.
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Charlotte
O. McGuire
Elkin
North Carolina
McGuire
Man Arrested For Stealing Milk Gets 750 Damages
Public humiliation over an arrest for taking milk from a grocery store doorstep led to H B Johnson of Mechanicsville winning 750 dollars actual damages from High Point Creamery Inc in a High Point municipal court verdict. The case showed Johnson faced a pistol threat from J R Willis while asserting milk rights arranged with J M Snyder. Willis claimed authority as a special officer, but the jury awarded only actual damages, not punitive.
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H. B.oohnson
Mechanicsville
High Point Creamery, Inc
High Point
Johnson
J. M. Snyder
J. R. Willis
Mr. Snyder
Snyder
Mr. Willis
Coed Is Elected Honorary Colonel at A M College
Miss Margaret Wood, first co ed at Mississippi A and M College since 1912, is named honorary colonel of the cadet corps. A junior, she had studied at Southern Methodist University and entered this term as the first co ed to matriculate since the ban was lifted. She was elected assistant cheerleader by 800 ballots amid a novelty in college cheering.
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A. & M. College
Miss
Margaret Wood
Misssippi
A. and M. College
Wood
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Board of Trustees
Church Rummage Sale Set By Wesley Memorial Circle Six
Circle six of the Woman's Missionary Society at Wesley Memorial Church will hold a rummage sale tomorrow starting at 10 a.m. on Washington Street near the Beamon Street railroad crossing, the lodge announced today.
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Circle Number Six
Woman's Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church
Washington Street
Beamon Street
Redistricting by county voter totals and senator counts
The list assigns Senate seats by coastal and rural county groupings with population totals for each district. Counties such as Pitt Greene Johnston Wayne and others show multi seat allocations, while many districts carry one or two seats as indicated by population tallies.
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Pitt
Greene
Johnston
Wayne
Carteret
Craven
Jones
Lenoir
Onslow
Duplin
New Hanover
Pender
Sampson
Spain publishes new regime note as nobles flee Madrid
A government note in Spain asserts loyalty to the new regime and reports that aristocratic families are leaving Madrid and other cities. Outbound trains and cars carry grandees to France and Portugal while ambassadors abroad resign due to royal ties, but many loyal officials will keep posts.
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Spain
Madrid
France
Portugal
Weekdays named by ancient cultures in sequence
A historical note assigns each day of the week to a different culture: Monday to the Greek Sabbath, Tuesday to the Persian, Wednesday to the Assyrian, Thursday to the Egyptian, Friday to the Turkish, Saturday to the Jewish, and Sunday to the Christian.
License Blood Donors In New York City
New York reports show blood donation for profit has grown into a business. The health department issues a law requiring all professional donors to have a past book granted only after a satisfactory medical examination by a competent doctor. Officials estimate more than 5.0 professional donors operate.
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Washington
United States
U. S. Department of Commerce
New York
Department of Health
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