Death of Ingram Described in a Letter to Family
The body of Theodore Clay Ingram a 23 year old High Point soldier drowned July 1 at Haleiwa Beach Hawaii while in the coast artillery arrives for burial here. His parents Mr and Mrs Gaston Ingram of 306 Liberty Street and four siblings survive. The letter from Lt Meade details the accident and the unit’s grief noting Ingram was a high type of soldier and valued radio school student. Pallbearers are listed as friends of Ingram.
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High Point
Hawaii
Theodore Clay Ingram
Haleiwa Beach
Hawaiii
Coast Artillery
United States Army
Camp Crisp
Gaston Ingram
Liberty Street
San Francisco
United States
Enterprise
First Baptist Church
R. H. Tucker
Vaudie Ingram
Harry L. Mays
Ingram
Lieut
Meade
Hateiwa Beach
Lucas
Blair
Tripler General Hospital
Ku Klux Klan Set Celebration in Gatesville
The Ku Klux Klan plans a large gathering on Monday night August 24 in Gatesville. Charters will be delivered to Klans of Perquimans Chowan Northampton and Gates counties and county officers will be installed at the event.
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Klan
Gatesville
Ku Klux Klan
Perquimans
Chowan
Northampton
Gates
Revered minister lauds HERB JUICE for health gains in North Carolina
In a public statement Rev. T. P. Stanfield of South Gastonia praises HERB JUICE as a tonic laxative that improved his constipation and his wife's health. He notes many locals seek the representative at Matton Drug Co, signing statements to urge others to try the product.
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T. P. Stanfield
South Gastonia
N. C
Herb Juice
Rev
Stanfield
Matton Drug Co
Onwana
Two Train Crews Die in Granite Colorado Collision
A head on collision near Granite Colorado between Denver and Rio Grande Western trains Panoramic Specials Nos. 7 and 8 killed fireman J W Taughtenbaugh and fireman C E Phelan and left two engineers alive after leaping. Fifteen passengers badly hurt with seventy five more minor injuries and steel coaches helped prevent further loss of life. Dispatcher Samuel Smith warned hospitals and relief trains minutes before the wreck.
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Alida
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Little Mountain
Granite
Col
Denver
Salt Lake City
Samuel Smith
Salida
Red Cross
Leadville
Buena Vista
J. W. Taughtenbaugh
C. E. Phelan
E. A. Roberts
Arkansas River
Court term sought to try W. B. Cole in murder case
Rockingham August report states a special September term is being requested by Solicitor Pittman to try W B Cole for the murder of William W Ormond of Raleigh after a supposed love affair dispute. Court crowding at October term spurred the move. Ormond, once an electrical engineer at the state college, was shot as he approached his car. The investigation notes the suspect is Cole, a wealthy Rockingham manufacturer.
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Rockingham
McLean
W. B. Cole
William W. Ormond
Raleigh
W. F. Don Pittman
Ormond
State College
Cole
Elizabeth Cole
Coolidge Courted by Old Friends in Northampton Visit
President Coolidge stopped in his hometown for a brief call with old friends and neighbors before heading to Swampscott. Local residents who knew him in earlier roles gathered at Mrs. Elmira Goodhue’s home, where the president and Mrs. Coolidge stayed the night. The couple had arrived from Plymouth, Vermont after a dusty 135 mile drive and planned to return to the summer White House before nightfall.
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Northampton
Mass
President Coolidge
Swampscott
Calvin Coolidge
Elmira Goodhue
Asheville in the Land of the Sky Invites You
Vacation readers are urged to visit Asheville presenting its scenery and nearby attractions. Mt. Mitchell, Mt. Pisgah and over a hundred mountains offer drives to Bridgewater Lakes and Chimney Rock. Asheville is a tourist Mecca with George Vanderbilt hotel near shops and theatres. The Vanderbilt affords club privileges for golf tennis and swimming.
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Asheville
America
Mt. Mitchell
Mt. Pisgah
Andrew’ S
Old Fort
Chimney Rock
George Vanderbilt
Blue Ridge
Biltmore
Accident Prevention Program Motor Club Outline
Greensboro August 21 outline of the accident prevention work by the Caromla Motorclub prepared and published in a booklet illustrated with a chart. The program, distributing across the state, notes pedestrians share blame and urges safer driving. Over $1,000,000 spent annually in North Carolina for disease death prevention, none for traffic-accident prevention.
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Greensboro
Carolla Motorclub
C. T. ‘Mattheese
Accident Prevenon
Matthews
North Carolina
Carolina
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Hart Drug Co
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Wilmington
H. Lacy Hunt
Rotary Club
Fredericksburg
International Organization
Washington
Mellon
Will K. Reenie
Kansas City
Mr. Mellon
Sartin
Coolidges
Goodhues
Motor Club
Wall Street
New York
Federal Reserve: Bank’state
Mack
General Electric
Hudson’ Motors
Cut-Rate Furniture Co
East Green St
Mann Drug CO
He — Marijolet, Inc
Peny
CL Renan Mr
Mann Ring Co
S. Schwartz
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