Queen of drug sellers nabbed in Brooklyn raid
Detectives in New York raided a Brooklyn apartment arresting Lena Papra 20 Austrian multilingual described as queen of drug sellers. Three men were also arrested for narcotics possession as officers seized cocaine valued at 16 000 and 10 000 in drugs. Papra resisted with a revolver antes Cuccio threw cocaine bottles. she faces charges of narcotics possession selling receiving stolen goods and carrying a weapon without a permit.
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Brooklyn
New York
Simon
Lena Pup
Joseph Cuccio
Auto Struck Pedestrian Injures State Highway Worker
D J Wood, a State Highway employee, was injured when struck by a milk truck on North Main Street near The Enterprise building. The driver, John Blair III, said a car backing out blinded him. Wood suffered a scalp wound and was treated at Guilford General Hospital and released.
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D. J. Wood
State Highway Commission
North Main Street
Enterprise Building
John Blair
Blair
Wood
W. L. Jackson
Guilford General Hospital
Tme
Enterprise Office
Woech
World popularity of American machinery and its makers
American machinery enjoys vast global demand with exports totaling over four billion in the last decade, driven by locomotives autos electrical and agricultural equipment. The rise follows wartime exposure, with 1921 exports to 35 countries for locomotives and 60 countries for cash registers, while other products reach 30 to 75 nations.
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Americ
Renius
United States
Globe
Ship line policy hooks Kern interest in House
In a North Carolina legislature notice a policy aimed at unifying county and city school systems is discussed with Durham backing a plebiscite. Republican restraint is noted as Democrats push for action while others resist prohibition penalties and highway commission conflicts unfold.
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KERN
Durham
Paris Edition Reports Women at Electrocutions
In Paris, he reads the New York Herald Paris edition noting women attended electrocutions while the crowd laughed at him.
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Paris
New York Herald
Gem rooms case leaves questions on proprietor
Frank Morris charged with operating a rooming house for immoral purposes was found guilty only on aiding and abetting immoral conduct. Judgment suspended on costs and severance from the Gem rooms. judge noted evidence of a disorderly house but could not prove Morris as proprietor. Crissie Hughes and J S Becker found guilty. Becker fined 15 dollars plus costs, Hughes 60 days in county workhouse. One other case, a wife assault, was dismissed after costs paid.
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Frank Morris
Way
Morris
D. C. MacRae
Crissie Hughes
J. S. Becker
Stamey
Elliott
Becker
Wes
High Point
Jim Causer
Tomorrow Is Always One Day Late Free Entry Note
A fragmented note hints at a saying about free entries becoming pay as you leave tomorrow’s timing being late. The text suggests a caution about timing and costs, but lacks clear names, places, or events.
Eight Boys on Probation in High Point
Harold Knapp city probation and truant officer says eight High Point boys are on probation and two were sent to a training school last month. He notes mostly good attendance but some unexcused absences, warns of vigorous prosecution for child labor law violations for ages 12 to 14 after school hours. Since taking duties, he has sent two young women to Samarcand.
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Harold Knapp
High Point
Knapp
North Carolina
Samarcand
Funeral held for Miss Pearl Culler aged 15
Miss Pearl Culler, 15, died after seven months of tuberculosis and her funeral was held yesterday at 11 AM at Springhill Church. The service was conducted by Rev. Moose, pastor, with she being the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A W Culler.
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Miss Pearl Culler
Springhill
Mr. Moose
Miss Culler
A. W. Culler
Undertaking Service Held at 604 Hamilton Street
A funeral was conducted yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home 604 Hamilton Street by Rev. T. J. Rogers pastor of the South Main Street Methodist Episcopal church. The interment followed in Oakwood cemetery.
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Hamilton Street
T. J. Rogers
South Main Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Wrestler Adopts New Dance Steps Imitating Moves
A wrestler tries fresh dance steps, applying ring agility to a stage routine. The novelty draws attention as performers mimic grappling footwork in choreography.
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D. J. Weed
O. P. Austin
Kester Furniture Co
Grist
John C. Meee
Elwood Cox
McBen Steod
Mitchell
Morrison
McBee
Yancey
Cox
Messrs. McBee
Baggett
Senate
Paggett
Harnett
Manning
Mandamus
Southern Railway
Sele
Southern
Corporation Commission
Corporation Ecammis Top
KB. Ht. Ficklen
Yesterda
Mr. Ficklen
Gem Rooms
C. Maynard
Ella May Maynard
Carl Maynard
FORD
T. Hopkins & Son
Rs Ae
City of
N. C
Harry Barton
Greensboro
MO. W. Hedrick
L. W. Bowlin
Kuppenheimer
Nenheimer
Ance
Harris G Brother
Washington Sts
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