Case Dismissed After Plea in Halting Town Court
Defense and prosecution reached agreement before municipal court opening. Sam Hill and Louise Hill avoided trial on felony charges of tarbo rin g and enticing Pearl Cruthis with the girl to live with her sister Mrs Myrtle Fields. The county paid half the costs. Cruthis would cover the rest. Joe Wilborn was found guilty of retailing whiskey and fined 100 dollars plus costs. warned that a future offense could bring six months on county roads.
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Myrtle Fields
Miss Cruthis
Joe Wilborn
Wilborn
Kirkman
Colombia Secretary Proposes Latin American League
Mexico City report says Colombia's foreign relations secretary sent a communication to Latin American nations proposing a league to preserve sovereignty and integrity. The union would provide a mechanism to settle disputes among Spanish speaking countries in North Central and South America.
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Colombia
Central America
Ship by Truck Day 10 to be Held in High Point
A Ship by Truck Day celebration plans a parade in High Point next Tuesday with over 100 trucks from Winston-Salem, then to Greensboro. Organizer W D Hamilton of Akron Ohio seeks broad participation from High Point truck owners to boost good roads. The event, lasting under 45 minutes, will showcase shipments and may bring products from Winston-Salem. photographers will document crowds.
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High Point
Winston- Salem
Greensboro
W. D. Hamilton
Akron
North and
South Carolina
Winston-Salem
Mr. Hamilton
Hamilton
Wilmington
Asheville
United States
Number 40 for the Blood hailed in early drug era
Evansville Md pharmacist J C Mendenhall spent forty years in the drug trade and prepared over 100000 prescriptions from European and American trained physicians before the discovery of Number 40 for the Blood. It was claimed to treat glandular disease blood poisoning mercurialism chronic rheumatism and many other ailments. Sold by Hart Drug Co.
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J.C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Europe
America
Hart Drug Co
Carrigan Aims to Buy Major League Club
Bill Carrigan and partner Bill Gray visit Boston and say they would consider purchasing a major league baseball club if a satisfactory proposition arises. The former Red Sox skipper, known as Rough Carrigan, led Boston to world championships in 1915 and 1916 and now runs a theatrical business in New England.
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Bill Carrigan
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Bill Gray
Carrigan
Gray
Carrigan and Gray
New England
Bronze Coin Shortage Hits London Ahead of Christmas
London reports a copper coin shortage as Christmas buying boosts demand. Shopkeepers without bank accounts hoard coppers until after the holidays, while the mint notes it is pouring out more coins, yet demand continues to grow.
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London
Mint
Stamp at Auction In Paris Breaks Record Price
A postage stamp issued by the Romania Moldavia government in 1858 sold at Paris auction yesterday for 28 200 francs. Experts say it is likely the sole surviving example of its kind.
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Paris
Romania Moldavia
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