Widow A. B. Hill dies at 70 near Jamestown after illness
Mrs. Cornélia Jane Hill aged 70 died at 1 45 this morning at her Jamestown route 1 home after four weeks of illness. Born June 17 1861 in Guilford County she married A B Hill in 1880. Survived by husband two sons seven daughters 25 grandchildren five great grandchildren one brother and many Jamestown residents. Funeral Sunday at 4 pm at an announced location with burial in Mitchells Grove cemetery.
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Cornélia Jane Hill
Jamestown
Oakdale Mills
Guilford County
Joseph and
Adeline Hal Allred
A. B. Hill
John D
Joe F B. Hall
J. H. Ham
A. J. Stephenson
Greensboro
E. Jordan
Will McGee
Robert Young
Nannie
Jessie Hill
John A. Allred
Mitchell’s Grove M. P. Church
Mitchell’s Grove Cemetery
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady After Small Declines
Cotton futures settled steady with overall declines of 10 to 15 points. Key contracts traded include Oct, Dec, Jan, Mar, and May with varied highs and lows across the session.
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New Orleans
Notice of 10000 Dollar Claim Against City Filed For Mann Boy
A $10,000 claim for damages arising from the shooting of Spirgeon Mann, 20, by James Cameron at Blair Park golf links July 17 was filed with City Manager EK M Knox by the boy’s family lawyers. The hearing showed potential civil action, Judge Teague ordered Cameron to cover doctor bills and costs on assault and Mann to pay costs on trespass.
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Spirgeon Mann
James Cameron
Blair Park
EK. M. Knox
Mann
Teague
Cameron
Taxpayers Rush to Save on Guilford County Taxes
Nearly ten percent of Guilford county's tax levy in High Point is paid early to secure a two and a half percent discount through today. Tax officials warn payments mailed by midnight win the discount, after which the rate and penalties rise monthly toward sale of property.
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Guilford County
High Point Township
T. R. Short
Peace Talks End North Carolina Capitol Feud
A peace conference led by Governor O Max Gardner produced a truce amid clashes between Colonel J W Harrelson and William A Graham, with Budget Bureau tensions easing as Frank Grist and Henry Burke were appeased. Gardner plans a vacation confident peace will hold through August.
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O. Max Gardner
Gardner
New York
J. W. Harrelson
Department of Conservation and Development
William A. Graham
Harrelson
Tyre Taylor
North Carolina
Department of Agriculture
Graham
General Assembly
Secon
Commission
Frank Grist
Henry Burke
Budget Bureau
Burke
Department of Bar
Grist
Labor
Grahan
Democratic Party
Alovanc
Last Rites Held for Mrs Edwards at Trinity Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Mary J Edwards 91 who died at her summer home Lake Junaluska were conducted at Sechrest Funeral Home by Rev L F Tuttle with further rites at Trinity Cemetery by Dr W A Stansbury. She lived in Trinity and Durham and was a longtime Greensboro College for Women alumna and operator of a Trinity boarding house.
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Lake Junaluska
Sechrest
L. F. Tuttle
Wesley Memorial M. EB
Trinity Cemetery
W. A. Stansbury
Duke Memorial Church
Durham
Edwards
Trinity
Trinity College
Greensboro College For
Annie Pegram
Mary Brock
W. P. Few
Duke University
A. W. Plyler
The
Christian Advocate
Few
Moose and Caribou Dominate Canada Game Meat Supply
The article states that moose and caribou are the principal meat producers among game animals in Canada, highlighting their prominence in the country's hunting and wildlife economy.
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Canada
Cloudburst Forcing Fire Crews To Rescue Three Families
In Salisbury a cloudburst caused rapid flooding in the eastern city section early today. Firefighters evacuated three families as 872 inches of rain fell in under an hour, with 4.14 inches total in eight hours and damage to power lines from lightning. One home reported 28 chickens and two dogs drowned as trunks and furniture floated, prompting rescues to higher ground. In Greenville, rainfall reached 3.22 inches the heaviest since 1929, with no serious damage despite wind and lightning following a high 99 degree day.
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Salisbury
Greenville
N. C
Mrs Dova White Dies At 40 In Jamestown
Mrs. Dova White aged 40 widow of J V White died at 4 20 AM at her Jamestown home after a long illness though critical only since Thursday She was born in Jamestown April 2 1891 daughter of G W and Delphina Patterson Johnson She is survived by daughter Julia White father G W Johnson four brothers C E Johnson R A Johnson G J Johnson W B Johnson and sister Mrs W M Morris Interment in Deep River Cemetery followed a Sunday service at 2 PM conducted by Rev C O Kennerly
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J. V. White
Jamestown
Thursy
G. W
Delphina Patterson Johnson
J. W. White
Julia White
G. W. Johnson
C. E. Johnson
R. A. Johnson
G. J.johnson
High Point
W. B. Johnson
Raleigh
W. M. Morris
Hopewell
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. O. Kennerly
Jamestown M. BE
Charch
Deep River
Funeral Services For J. W. Riley Held
Funeral services for J. W. Riley who died suddenly at his home on Johnson street were conducted from the house by Rev. McCarter of Mechanicsville Baptist church with graveside rites at Bennettsville South Carolina by Rev. E. M. Harris. Interment was made in Oak Ridge Cemetery Bennettsville.
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J. W. Riley
Johnson Street
Mr. McCarter
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
Bennettsville
S. C
E. M. Harris
Thomas Memorial Baptist Church
Clarence Powers
J. W. Saunders
J. P. Campbell
Richard Grice
Winslow
E. O. Johnson
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Submarine Nau tilus Arrives at Bergen for Polar Expedition
The submarine Nautilus arrived in Bergen from Plymouth, England, as Sir Hubert Wilkins prepares to load provisions and scientific gear for an Arctic under the ice voyage. The ship is readied for the top of the world expedition.
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Norway
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Plymouth
England
Brooks Makes Bond On Murder Charge
Thomas New London arrest notes place Albemarle. Brooks, charged with murder in Lois Nelson death, posted 5000 bond with R C Brooks and J N Brower signing. He claimed innocence, admitted knowing the girl but offered no further details. Warrant cites Brooks procured drugs to induce abortion and forced intake.
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New London
Obamas
Albemarle
Lois Nelson
Brooks
R. C. Brooks
J. N. Brower
Albemarne
J. W. Jennings
Jury panel forms in Asheville conspiracy trial
Jury selection wrapped for a case involving Colonel Luke Lea, Luke Lea Jr., RE P Charlet, and Wallace B Davis on charges of conspiring to defraud the Central Bank and Trust of about 1.3 million dollars. Veniremen from Haywood county faced scrutiny as peremptory challenges trimmed the pool in a county venue.
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Buncombe
Davis
Asheville
Col. Lake Lea
Luke Lea,Jr
FE. P. Charlet
Nashville
Tennessee Publishing Company
Wallace B. Davis
Central Bank and Trust Company
Heywood County
Fibre Company
Veniremen
M. W. Barnhill
Ihs
Luke Lea
Tennessee Nhowspaper
Colonel Lea
Luke Lea, Jr
RE. P. Charlet
Nashville, Tenn
Lea
Turkish Airmen Visit Istanbul After Transatlantic Flight
American pilots Russell Boardman and John Polando meet President Kemal at Yalova after their New York to Istanbul hop. Turkish officials and the aviation league honor them with medals as they discuss future nonstop flights and in-air refueling possibilities.
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Paris
New York
Giant Bean Grows In Local Garden Display Window
A green bean about 24 inches long was added to the frax fruit and vegetables display at the Enterprise office window. It was grown in F. M. Jarvis's garden at 1807 Bencini Street, where he has about three bushels of beans of similar length.
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F. M. Jarvis
Bencini Street
Jarvis
Capitalism Doomed Says Shaw After Moscow Visit
George Bernard Shaw arrived at Schlesischer station reporting that capitalism is doomed after observing communism in Russia. He said Russia will soon be independent of foreign help and that communism suits the world poorly in its current state. He and Lady Astor will return to London after a week in Russia.
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Lady Astor
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Cuba Faces General Strike Threat Across Factories
Havana unions allied with the national labor federation called a general strike beginning August 3. About 40,000 members in Havana are affected. They demand liberty of speech, open meetings, release of imprisoned workers, and reopening closed labor halls. Affected groups include cigarette and cigar makers, motormen, conductors, tailors, store employees, cafe staff, hospital workers, hat and shoe makers, typographers, fishermen, and textile workers.
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Havana
Cuba
National Labor Federation
Byrd Negotiating for Icebreaker Purchase
Information from New York reports Admiral Richard E. Byrd is negotiating with the Russian government for an icebreaker purchase. Byrd told inquirers he has not purchased an ice breaker and is unreachable on an island near West Tremont, Maine.
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Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
West Tremont
Maine
World Fliers Plan Redone Route To New York
The World Fliers left Moscow at 5 20 p m aiming for Irkutsk and Khasarovsk before a non stop crossing the sea of Okhotsk and Bering to Nome then a final hop to New York. They trailed the Post Gatty round the world record by about ten hours with hopes to shorten stops.
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Omsk
Negro Injured After Fall From Car on Kivett Drive
Willie Star, a Negro resident of Kivett drive, was treated at Burrus clinic after a falling from the running board of a car driven by a companion. The support snapped while he rode the front fender, tossing him to the pavement with lacerations and bruises to head and back. He was discharged to his home later.
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Willie Star
Kivett Drive
Burrus Clinic
New York Cotton Opens Steady Then Dips Amid Liquidation
Cotton opened steady in New York but soon fell 4 to 8 points as selling intensified. Foreign liquidation drove prices to new yearly lows, driven by the ongoing downward trend and broad market weakness.
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New York
Valaéa
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