Wood's Body To Be Sent To West Virginia today
Otto Wood's body will be sent to Coaldale West Virginia after local Salisbury citizens arranged burial for the outlaw. Family ties and financial hardship delayed transport, but a funeral plan was worked out with the Salisbury undertaker and Wood's mother’s consent. Luther Wood and Claude Blizzard arrived from West Virginia to claim the body.
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Wilkes Hills
W. P. Byrd
Otto Wood
Robert
Associated Press
Salisbury
Duke University Medical School
Byrd
Otto
Wood
Celia Byrd Wood
Mother Earth
Coaldale
W. Va
Luther Wood
Claude Blizzard
West Virginia
Ellen Wood
Luther
Claude
Blizzard
State Prison
Galisbury
North Carolina
Drought Frustrations Spark Food Riots in Arkansas Town
In a drought waning crop season, farmers confronted hunger as cotton prices sank and a bank failure deepened distress. Mr Morris urged calm while crowds pressed into stores seeking relief. merchants began feeding the hungry. Officials warned the hardship could spread across Arkansas as Red Cross relief feeds tens of thousands.
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England
Morris
Little Rock
Ark
Charles L. Thompson
Pulaski County
Red Cross
The
Arkansas
Lonoke County
William M. Baxter
Mid-West
St. Louis
Pilot Relies on Compass After 16 Hour Atlantic Flight Mishap
Lieutenant MacLaren and a companion flew from New York toward Bermuda but cargo shifted and a damaged telescope lens forced them low at 400 feet near Bermuda. With no wireless and a missing sextant, they turned back toward Hampton Roads, landing safely after seven hours in the air.
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New York
Bermuda
MacLaren
Hampton Roads
Virginia Capes
Hampton Roads Naval Air Station
Willoughby Bay
Hart
Sunday School Gleaners Report Highlights 1929 30 Year
The Gleaners class of First Presbyterian, led by teacher 8 E Tucker and president Miss Louise Hunter, presented a yearlong report showing gains in attendance and finances. Highlights include 5,065 attendances, $1,137.70 in expenditures, 469 visits, 26,680 points, and a $500 donation to Barnum Springs, plus memorial and Home-Coming events with notable speakers and music.
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Gleaners
First Presbyterian Church
E. Tucker
Louise Hunter
Barnum Springs
Louie Carr
Alamogordo
N. M
Montreal
High Point
Dr. Nabers
Nabers
Dalton
Mr. Briggs
Mother Macree
Miss Burgess
Peacock
Briggs
Jones
Phillips
Wesley Memorial Church
Country Club
Patte Jordan
Murillo
Marriner
Salrye
Legislature Continues as Governor Presents Budget Message
In Raleigh today the legislature resumes with the governor delivering the biennial budget message drawing keen attention from local observers and officials in Raleigh circles.
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Raleigh
Knox and Adams-Millis Triumph Over Stehli and Highland
Knox routs Stehli 37 to 7 as Hinkle Gurley Carter Raper and Wall lead. Highland falls to Thomas Mills 32 to 11 with Yow Dennis and Bowers scoring. Adams-Millis edges High Point Box 21 to 15 as Wheelis Stone and Farlow star.
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Knox
Stehli
Hinkle
Ec Heeeee
Highland
Thomas Millis
Dennis
B. Anderson
Cooper
Bowers
Thomas Mills
V. Yow
T. Mills
T. Yow
P. McDonald
M. Anderson Smith
R. Ball
L. McDonald
High Point Paper Box
Adams- Millie
Wheelis
Stone
Adams-Millis
Thomas
Ed Farlow
High Point Box
H. P. Box
McFarland
Cromer Shelton
E. McFarlow
Morehead
Wall
Stockholders assessed for par value of bank stock
Charlotte, Jan 3. Stockholders of the defunct First National Bank of Charlotte were formally notified they would be assessed the par value of their stock as required by law. The notice came from J. W. Pole, A. S. comptroller of the currency. The bank was capitalized at 300000 dollars.
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Charlotte
Jan
First National Bank of Charlotte
J. W. Pole
A. S. Comptroller
Black man injured after bottle strike in street brawl
Wester Holmes, colored, was slightly hurt about 11 o clock last night when another Black person struck him over the head with a bottle in a street brawl at the corner of Hoover and Beman streets. He was taken by ambulance to High Point hospital for a scalp injury. The assailant’s name was not learned. The clash followed a verbal dispute.
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Ecole Militaire
Polly
France
Foch
Notre Dame
Joffre
the Invalides
Napoleon
Pollu
America
Washington
Marshal Joffre
Hoover
London
Marne
Doumergue
John J. Pershing
Douglas MacArthur
Hurley
Stimson
Adams
Florida
Charles P. Summerall
Papa Joffre
Rene Viviani
United States
Marshal
Jean Fabry
Blue Devil
Wester Holmes
Beman Streets
High Point Hospital
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Wilkesboro
Fabry
Potomac River
San Francisco
Anether
San Francisco Bay
Miller—Florsheim
Grenada
Quality Shoe Store
Mr. Morris
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
W. L. Lingle
T. Wingate Andrews
H. Nabers
Jos. B. Johnston
Dan Smith
Mother Barbee
Lillie Hayes
Carricker
Crouch
Kathleen Shelton
Conner
Saunders
Eva Sharpe
Garrett
Joe Matthews
Mamie Sides
Anita Clapp
D. B. Shelton
House
Senate
Wake County
Willis Smith
Smith
Wakeman
Thad Eure
Winton
Alex Lassiter
Bertie
Commissioners of Agriculture Labor, Insurance and Corporation
Industrial Commission
Gardner
University of North Carolina
North Carolina State College For Women
North Carolina State
Central Purchasing Agency
Brookings Institution
Garder
General Assembly
Tax Commission
Commission
Knox, Thomas and
Y. M
Certified Public Accountants
Seidman & Seidman
Commercial National Bank
New York, N. Y
Worcester, Mass
Bradford, PA
Washington, D. C
Grand Rapids, Mich
Jamestown, N.Y
Chicago, Ill
Rockford, Ill
Ardner
Mass
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