Murder Plot Revealed in Laurens Cross Hill Case
Hearings in Laurens detail a plotted murder of W C Rasor by his son Henry Rasor and accomplices Lathan and Eugene Crisp, Coot Richards, and Hitt. The group allegedly beat Rasor at his home on September 26 and attacked Jake Rasor later that night as he returned from his store.
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Rasor
Mr. Rasor
Hitt
Henry Rasor
Lathan Crisp
Henry
Lathan
Eugene
Raser
Coot Richards
Jake
Jake Raser
EightyYearOld Man Says Complaint Does Not Help Hard Times
T A Hill a 90 year old Tennessean from Maryville rode his first airplane flight at Greensboro airport and spoke to The Enterprise. He said his first wish after landing was to fly again and urged people to accept hard times, noting many depressions in his youth and praising North Carolina as a good place for investment in happy homes before returning home to Maryville.
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T. A. Hill
Maryville
Greensboro
Enterprise
Hill
Mr. Hill
North Carolina
Thomasville
Personal Injury Suit Seeks $5000 in Gastonia Case
J. E. Thompson files against Mrs. Mery T. Kearns in municipal court seeking $5000 damages for injuries from an automobile crash on May 1 1930. He alleges a defective steering wheel and careless repair, saying the collision on the highway between Gastonia and Bessemer City left him unable to walk without a cane.
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J. E. Thompson
Mery T. Kearns
Kearns
Gastonia
Bessemer City
Two Autos Burned In Building Here
Fire originated in the old church building on East Washington street where the Wilson Motor company houses autos. Firemen from company No 1 prevented spread and the building itself was not damaged.
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East Washington Street
Wilson Motor Company
Company No. 1
Milwaukee firm lands $100000 order for three excavators
A Milwaukee company received a $100,000 order for three excavating machines intended for reclamation projects in Greece. Rural Iowa schools across 83 counties and 328 cities have adopted the state university program of dental hygiene.
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Milwaukee
Greece
Iowa
Vet Buys Pair of Pants For Parade
Walter F. Stanley, a World War I veteran, bought pants for a parade in Charlotte but discovered they were issued after his service, reflecting the ongoing scramble to reclaim uniforms and gear after battle.
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Charlotte
Walter F. Stanley
Sunday Church Service Led by Rev Samuel Haworth
Deep River area residents are listed with visits and gatherings. Rev Samuel Haworth of Guilford College led the 11 o clock service Sunday. Visitors include Mrs Lou Robertson of Roanoke and Mrs Elwood Corum, along with several neighbors at local homes and gatherings.
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Samuel Haworth
Guilford College
Lou Robertson
Roanoke
Elwood Corum
Rufus Smith
Reuben Jordan
Jamestown
C. ©. Venable
White Oak
Eugene Ward
Pleasant Garden
T. J. Jones
Eva Thornton
Vangie Rush
High Point
J. L. Skeen
Route 1
Irene Southern
Robert Bolden
Nell Lowe
Clara Lowe
Merle
Franklin Briggs
R. L. Borum
Will Lyndon
Rose Bolon
Ed Williams
Asheville
Johnny Rocket
Beulah Skeen
Carey Bulla
Cecil Lowe
Holiness Church
Macy Borum
Federal Agent Killed Investigating Counterfeit Medicine Scheme
Charlotte reports A L Lingle a Justice Department operative was killed during an investigation into wholesale counterfeit headache medicine. J A Bland faces federal charges for circulating false medicine and mail fraud. Ingle died when a gun slipped from a detective’s pocket while moving a box from quarters linked to Wallace, Bland’s confederate. Evidence ties the bogus powders to the Carolinas with B C labeled products.
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Charlotte
A. L. Lingle
Department of Justice
J. A. Bland
Federal District Court
Ingle
H. K. Williams
W.S. Wallace
Bland
Carolinas
B-C” Company
Small Race Riot Ends In One White Three Negroes Hurt
In Alleghany county mountains a small race riot left Marvin Wilson a white man badly beaten and shot, with three black residents wounded. Joe Bryant allegedly shot Wilson after a beating. a black woman and two black men were later shot. White residents patrolled the area to deter more violence.
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Elkin
Marvin Wilson
Allegshany County
Troy Richardson
Glade Valley
Joe Bryant
Wilson
Richardson
L. V. Sharpes Joins Penney Store Here
L. V. Sharpes of Harrisonburg Virginia has joined the local Penney store as assistant manager to R. W. Riggins. He arrives with Mrs Sharpes and their three children and will reside at 816 Morris Street in this city.
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L. V. Sharpes
Penney
Harrisonburg
J. ¢. Penney Company
R. W. Riggins
Longstanding camphor forests and a Czech delivery debut
The article notes over 4,000,000 camphor trees with some exceeding 1,000 years, mentions a long-distance shoe delivery starting in Czechoslovakia with space for an extra driver, and cites Huron Smith of the Milwaukee public museum stating Wisconsin Indians numbered about 20,000 today versus 6,000–7,000 in 1812.
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Czechoslovakia
Huron Smith
Milwaukee Public
Wisconsin
Ballad Singers Broadcast From Bridge Table Setup
The ballad singers are a chain male quartet seated at a bridge table with a microphone suspended above the scene. The setup suggests a live broadcast or radio segment featuring a quartet performative display.
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Ernest Hitt
Cross Hill
Deep River News
National
National Bellas Hess Cec
South Main Street
Pri
High Point, N. C
VALE
Pepperell
Sabie
Eeree
Vrepe
Oo Eere Bea Bard
Infants
Ruben
Price
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