Probable Cause Found In Case Of Claude Chambers
Claude Chambers twenty of Mangum avenue was ordered held for Guilford Superior court trial under bond of seventy five dollars after arraignment before Judge Lewis E Teague in municipal court on a charge of attempting to assault Mrs Posey Pierce of Clay street Several days earlier Pierce testified Chambers followed her into her apartment and attempted to assault her in the bedroom and kitchen She broke away and chambers went for another drink then pursued her again Police heard the incident but Chambers did not testify In other cases J H Wallace was fined fifty dollars and costs for operating a car while intoxicated Viola Tyson and M G Brown were fined or costs for disorderly conduct and violation of prohibition law resulted in jail sentences or suspensions etc.
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Claude Chambers
Mangum Avenue
Guilford Superior Court
Lewis E. Teague
Posey Pierce
Clay Street
J. H. Wallace
Viola Tyson
Will Harper
Jennie Jones
J. D. Lassiter
M. G. Brown
Paul D. Bailey
Colen Kirkman
Idaho
Young Fortune
Harry A. Sessions
Rex
Clem Snoves
Maxwell Breeze
Breeze
Max
Sessions
Herbert Rose
Snoves
William Brady
Maxwell
Brady
Walter Welch
Brockport
Breese
Mary Foubister
Dog Protective Association
Rochester
Local court records list sentences and fines
Charlie Davis received eight months on county roads suspended for three years on payment of 20 dollars and costs. Lawrence Gardner was fined three months on county roads for affray. Austin Gardner faced affray and costs. Edward Tillman received 60 days on roads for assault with a deadly weapon.
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Charlie Davis
Lawrence Gardner
Austin Gardner
Edward Tillman
Primary results show mixed signals in midwest and south
Vote counting in the Mid West attracted attention as Landon trails and Haxman leads for governor. West secures Republican nomination unopposed. Capper appears set for renomination. Virginia shows few contests with incumbents winning in the house races. Norman Hamilton defeats Colgate Darden. A J Montague over Satterfield.
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Alf M. Landon
Jonathan M. Davis
Walter A. Haxman
Haxman
Will. G. West
Arthur Capper
Omar Kitchum
Virginia
House of Representatives
Norman R. Hamilton
Portsmouth Star
Colgate Darden
A. J. Montague
Dave E. Satterfield, Jr
Freight train delays fire response in city fire call
Firemen delayed by a long freight train last night on one side of the tracks for the first time in memory of Fire Chief E. K. Ingram. The fire, caused by spontaneous combustion from residue thrown from a Myrtle Desk window, required trucks from Companies 1, 2, 3 and the aerial unit, but caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Ingram
Myrtle Desk Company
Drought Area Is Promised Rain
Heavy rains, predicted by Forecaster A. W. Cook, are expected tonight and tomorrow to aid drought scarred crops in the central and northeastern portions of the north central states, Chicago dispatch reports.
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Chicago
North Central States
A. W. Cook
Main Street Brine Problem Triggers Duke Power Work
Duke Power crews replace a deteriorated gas main on South Main from Hart to Elwood hotel after salt corroded pipes. The 654 foot repair costs about 1260 dollars and aims to finish today with street parking limited.
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Main Street
Duke Power Company
Duke Power
South Main Street
Hart
Vug Vomany
Elwood Hotel
Dors
Power Company
J. H. Jennings
Owens Sets New Record in 200 Meter Dash Victory
Owens dominates four days of competition at the stadium winning the 200 meter dash and broad jump as the United States tops events with seven first places and 133 points. He clocks 10.2 in a quarter final but wind disqualifies the world record. he nevertheless wins the century in 10.3.
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Owens
Robinson
Carpenter
Gordon
Slinger) Dunn
Fresno
Calif
United States
Jesse
Harold Whitlock
Great Britain
Thomas Green
Arthur Tell Schwab
Switzerland
Ernest Koehler
New York
George Crosbie
Baltimore
Albert Mangin
Lowell
Mass
Greensboro Gets New Junior Placement Bureau
Raleigh reports Mrs. May Thompson Evans announces a junior placement bureau opened in Charlotte after moving from Greensboro. North Carolina employment service ranked 11th nationwide in June with 12,995 total placements including 4,279 in private industry. For the week ending July 25, 2,404 placements occurred, with 688 in private business and 1,556 in public jobs.
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Raleigh
May Thompson Evans
State Employment Service
Charlotte
Evans
Greensboro
Durham
North Carolina
State Service
Commutation Plea Under Advisement
Raleigh Aug 5 Ed win Gill parole commissioner took under advisement a plea for clemency in the death sentence of John Kinyon a Granville county convict aged Negro for criminal assault He faces gas execution on August 21 Durham attorney A H Boylan appointed counsel urged mercy citing age and mental condition
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Raleigh
Edwin Gill
John Kinyon
Granville County
Kinyon
A.H. Boylan
Durham
H. L. Crowe Named City Accountant
H. L. Crowe, long time city employee, was appointed city accountant by the City Council at a morning session in City Hall. He succeeds J. W. Fambrough, who left the post a little over a year ago, with Crowe having acted in the role since Fambrough’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Crowe
Mr. Crowe
J. W. Fambrough
Fambrough
Crowe
Pepperell Manufacturing Declares $3 Dividend
Pepperell Manufacturing today announced a $3 per share dividend to shareholders of record at the close of business on August 5. The dividend will be paid on August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
Traffic Violations Cited In Recent Police Records
One person cited to court for reckless driving and another cited for failing to display proper license plates in the past 24 hours per police records. Drive carefully and save a life.
Council Repeals Sign Ordinance And Raises Nurse Pay
City repeals sign ordinance and considers street closure on Broad Street with one-way traffic from Wrenn. City Manager announces temporary fireman appointment and reduced nurse salary with ARC subsidy. Taxi boxes on North State poles approved. bus line proposal in Negro section sent to safety committee. Beer licenses authorized for Dillon Ingram and Waverly McMurray.
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Broad Street
Main
Wrenn
Main Street
Wrenn Street
G. H. Jones
Public Works Committee
E. M. Knox
W. W. Samuels
Samuels
American Red Cross
Blue Bird Taxi Company
North State
Blue Bird
Harvey Moore
Safety Committee
Dillon Ingram
Washington Street
Waverly McMurray
East Lee Street
Smith Won’t Attend Anti New Deal Democrats Conference
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith announces he will not attend the anti New Deal Democrats conference in Detroit this Friday.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Detroit
Counterfeit $20 Gold Pieces Foiled in East River Find
New York August 5 1924 secret service operative declares the glittering twenty dollar gold pieces found by Alex Krunocky in the East River yesterday were counterfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alex Krunocky
East River
Secret Service
Professor Sidney K. Simon Dies at Tulane University
Dr. Sidney K. Simon aged 58, professor of clinical medicine at Tulane University, died today after a prolonged illness in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Sidney K. Simon
Tulane University
Drought relief just starting across drought counties
President Roosevelt reviewed a Tugwell report showing relief work has just begun. The undersecretary of agriculture said the major relief effort lies ahead, with direct grants of 18.50 monthly in the Dakotas Montana and Wyoming as the program expands to other drought counties. Roosevelt plans to decide by Friday about an inspection trip through the states.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Rexford G. Tugwell
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Agriculture Department
Dog Sleeps As Trial Goes On In Alibi Dog Case
Testimony in a drowning case centers on Idaho the dog. Witnesses describe Idaho as playful and not the dog involved, while an alibi dog Rex is shown. Idaho’s guardian pleads against destruction and offers to take responsibility to reform the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dog
Repair Work Underway With Several Permits Issued
Fire Chief E K Ingram issued building permits for Cloverdale Dye Works reroof non residence on Greer street and for residences on Edmundson street Jack Byerly and Jack's Row with costs of 500 100 and 109 dollars. R Saunders authorized general repairs to a residence at 801 East Lexington avenue totaling 150 dollars.
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E. K. Ingram
Cloverdale Dye Works
Greer Street
Ogden Street
Highland Avenue
Jack Byerly
Edmundson Street
West Street
Jack's Row
Edmundson and
West Streets
R. Saunders
East
Lexington Avenue
Autos Are Now Rowing Bricks
Macon Georgia August 5 police report a seven year old Freddie Ford injured when a brick thrown by an automobile struck him on a sidewalk. The brick was launched as the car passed over it causing the brick to travel several feet through the air.
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Macon
Freddie Ford
Fred Patterson
Judge Teague Sees Defendant’s Payment Delay Frustrate Court
In Teague's courtroom a defendant asked to delay fines until bonus bonds cashing is possible. The judge allowed two days but balked at two weeks and finally cracked, saying the defendant could be billed and come in when convenient.
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Lewis E. Teague
Judge League
Foreign appeals and battles over non intervention in Spain
Diplomatic tension rises as France urges non intervention to avert a general European war while Mussolini has not replied. Germany remains silent. Britain expects a seven power neutrality front. Madrid reports aid planes for the Loyalists and insurgent troops move toward the north. Refugees reach Saint Jean de Luz aboard the Cayuga amid a national split picture.
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Tolosa
Renteria
France
Spain
Mussolini
Italy
Leon Blum
Madrid
Paris
Great Britain
Tangier
North Africa
Bayonne
London
Saint Jean de Luz
Coast Guard
Cayuga
Claude G. Bowers
Greensboro Firm Buys Security Bank Building
A Greensboro firm purchased the Security Bank Building to secure another loan and enable a 10 percent dividend. Court approval came with a $5,000 certified check as good faith, and $245,000 remains due. The sale clears up speculation about the true buyers and includes a $250,000 cash fee to the court. Further property sales are planned to facilitate the dividend and finalize the process.
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Gallaway
Biges
New Auto Sales Rise in July Over 1935
North Carolina sales data show July totals of 8,230 new autos and trucks, up from 7,488 last July and 5,261 in June. July included 6,170 cars and 2,060 trucks, compared with 6,053 cars and 1,430 trucks a year earlier. For seven months, car sales reached 28,201 and trucks 8,872 versus 31,972 cars and 8,021 trucks in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Miss Ida Ingram Dies After Long Illness
Miss Ida Ingram of Trinity route one died at 12 15 PM after a twelve year illness. Born in Dolph County on March 21 she was a daughter of the late EB and Emily Kearns Ingram. Survived by Dr John Ingram of Deep River and Newton Ingram of High Point. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal Church Thursday afternoon at 3 30 conducted by Rev Will. Interment Trinity Cemetery. Remains at Yow's Funeral Home until 2 30 PM.
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Ida Ingram
Trinity
Miss Ingram
Dolph County
Emily Kearns Ingram
Ity Methodist Episcopal
John Ingram
Deep I
Newton Ing High Point
Methodist Episcopal
Trinity Cemetery
Greece imposes martial law to quell leftist strike movement
In Athens the government, led by Premier Metaxas, proclaims martial law amid a general 24 hour strike called by leftist unions over minimum wage and labor disputes. The cabinet dissolves the chamber of deputies, mobilizes emergency powers, and cites Communist propaganda as the cause while seeking to preserve normal operations.
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Legislat
Fec
Athens
Piraeus
Greece
Neal
John Taxas
Royal Palace
George
Chamber of Deputies
Metaxas
Mier
Mrs Edmon ds Taken by DEA
Mrs Mollie Elizabeth aged 35 died after an operation at a hospital. Survived by her husband Richard Edm Jamestown route one two ters and children Rachael Ruth son Howard and her father Liam Fowler of Winston three slaters. Five brothers C W Ernest Blake Samuel Fowler and others. Funeral service at home at 8 30 day morning and burial at Eb Cemetery Bush Hill Baptist Church Dobson tomorrow morning.
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Mollie Elizabeth
Richard
Jamestown
Rachael
Ruth
Howard
Liam Fowler
Winston
Slaters
Mary
Lottie Overby
Daisy Derzern
Salem
C. W
Ernest Fowler
Dobson
Blake
Samuel Fowler
High Point
Bush Hill Baptist Church
Eb Cemetery
Death of Mrs Cora M Fentress in Worthville
Cora Millican Fentress, 68, died suddenly at her Worthville home. Survivors include a daughter Maye, son Ray of Fort Moultrie, a husband P P Fentress and four brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements not yet completed on arrival of out of town relatives.
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Cora M. Fentres
Prison death reprieve delays execution for Country John
Commissioner Edwin Gill announced a reprieve for Country John Gaston a Raleigh prisoner condemned for murder. The execution date was moved to September as the governor was away on vacation and could not set a new date.
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Raleigh
Edwin Gill
John
Gaston County
Gill
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