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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1926

Page

7

Murder in Grafton Sparks Mystery of Olga Maynard

Henry Rand is found murdered in a hotel in Grafton. Olga Maynard is held on suspicion after a theater ticket and a handkerchief tie her to the case as Jimmy Rand and Detective Mooney pursue the real killer, with Olga insisting she knows nothing of the murderer.

Henry Rand Grafton Jimmy Rand Henry Mooney Thomas Fogarty Olga Maynard Jimmy Mary Lowell Mary Samuel Church Olga O’day O'Day Canfield Hotel Miss Maynard Rand Paragon Theater H. A. Jones New York Grand Jury Fogarty Q’day Maynard Barry Colvin Barry

Wage Commission Can Cut Holidays Asserted

Raleigh February 22 The Salary and Wage commission claims power to deny extension of vacation for five holidays not recognized by the commission Attorney General Dennis G Brummitt issued an opinion supporting the commissions authority to approve or disapprove pay for new or existing positions and to supervise promotions in state departments The five unrecognized holidays cited are January 19 February 22 April 12 May 20 and election day in November The commission had previously deducted those days from vacation and offered one extra day for each unrecognized holiday foregone by employees

Dennis G. Brummitt Brummitt Hoyle Sink Salary and Salary and Wage Commission

Army Loses Officers Rapidly to Resignation in 1925

Washington reports 821 regular officers left active service in 1925, 171 in the infantry, 41 in the air service, 30 in field artillery, 1 in coast artillery, and 356.1 miles of unit comparisons noted. Justice Selah B. Strong urges naturalization reading to become good citizens.

War Department Regular Army Infantry Air Service Coast Artillery Field Artilery New York Supreme Court Selah B. Strong

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