Three High Pointers Capture Suspect In Randolph County Assault
A Black man identified by an 18 year old Randolph County girl as her assailant was captured by A S Mason John Lyles and Lee Staton near Winston Salem. He was taken to Guilford jail then Greensboro for safekeeping as a mob gathered in High Point. Police resisted mob demands and organized a special corps to protect the suspect. The hunt involved bloodhounds from Granite Quarry and ongoing inspections across Randolph Guilford and surrounding areas.
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Will Davis
Greensboro
Guilford County
Randolph County
A. S. Mason
John Lyles
Lee Staton
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
Raleigh
State Penitentiary
High Point
Mason
Lyles
Stanton
Winston- Salem
Davis
Charlotte
Lexington
Northside
John W. Hedrick
Ku Klux Klan
Randolphounty
Randolph
Guilford
Blackwelder
Thomas Ville
Luncheon Fosters Piedmont Unity In Greenville
Visitors from Greenville and High Point join nearly two hundred local businessmen at the Hotel Sheraton for a luncheon promoting regional cooperation. Speakers praise High Point industries and civic projects as the group pledges a broader, shared effort across North and South Carolina and Virginia. The tour continues to Greensboro with plans to film and showcase the event for future exhibitions.
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Greenville
High Point
Sheraton
Piedmont
Furniture Exposition
Edgar Schofield
New York
Fred N. Tate
Chamber of Commerce
H. B. Hiatt
Rotary Club
di Gold
Kiwanis
Horace A. Hayworth
Civitan Organization
John T. Burrus
A. E. Tate
Guilford County
Westcoot Roberson
J. Elwood Cox
W P. Conyers
South Carolina Board of Pardons
Distict Kiwanis
Conyers
O. D. L Barksdale
John J. McSwain
South Carolina
Greensboro
Virginia
Mob gathers after attempted assault on 18 year old in Randolph county
An armed posse scours woods for a black man who allegedly tried to assault Florence Reddick near High Point. A night mob of over 1 000 men surrounded the Randolph county jail, threatening to lynch three suspects before local volunteers restored order.
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Randolph County
High Point
Florence Reddick
Jane Reddick
Thomasville
Prospect Church
School Bond Drive Nears Final Vote in City
At 2 30 this afternoon 114 more votes were needed to carry the school bond issue as 448 of 1 507 registered voters had cast 440 for and none against in second ward. Polls close at sundown about 7 05 with citizens urging turnout and school children picketing for passage.
Immigrant Ship Subsidy Proposal Narrowed in House
Washington reports that Republican members of the House Merchant Marine Committee eliminated the provision requiring fifty percent of immigrants to take passage on U S ships. Chairman Lasker had urged the rule to attract more immigrant trade.
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Washington
Administration
United States
House Merchant Marine Committee
Lasker
The
Shipping Board
Trains Kills Three at Binghamton Waterworks Crossing
Three inmates of the state hospital for the insane were killed when Erie railroad express No 7 struck a truck at the waterworks crossing in Binghamton New York today. Four others were injured as the locomotive derailed and the engineer and fireman were hurt. the engineer is believed fatally injured.
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Binghamton State Hospital
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John Lawrence Returns Home From High Point Visit
John Lawrence of Austin Texas arrived back home after a brief stay in High Point with his niece Mrs J W Austin.
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John Lawrence
Austin
Texas
High Point
J. W. Austin
Lillian Russell Starred In Operatic Roles On Stage
Lillian Russell wife of Charles P. Moore editor of the Pittsburgh Leader for over thirty years starred in operatic roles in the United States and England. A popular singing actress she remained famed for youth and beauty after retirement and toured the country delivering a lecture on How to Live a Hundred Years.
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Lillian . Russell
Charles P. Moore
Pittsburgh, Pa
United States
England
Plea for New Trial in Vinson Murder Case
Atlanta June 6 The fight to save Mrs Cora Lou Vinson from the gallows over the murder of her husband Dr W D Vinson moves to a new trial bid this week Attorneys say the divorce petition by Dr Vinson may violate Georgia law barring spouses from testifying for or against each other Judge Morris asked for a mistrial but was overruled The new trial plea would stay execution if no action before July 28 the current date for the hanging
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Atlanta
Cora Lou Vinson
W. D. Vinson
Morris
Georgia
Mrs. Rogers Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. P. B. Rogers has returned to her College street home after more than a week in the hospital.
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P. B. Rogers
College Street
Hapgood Praises Senate Action on Palestine Return
Norman Hapgood, noted editor and Palestine Foundation Fund director, commends the United States Senate for restoring Palestine to the Jews. He says Zionism is a spiritual movement aiming to create a Hebrew center, language, and university, with settlers driven by ideals despite harsh conditions.
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New York
Norman Hapgood
Brooklyn
Palestine Foundation Fund
United States Senate
Palestine
Hapgood
Pilm Star to Wed Noted Producer
Blanche Sweet, film celebrity, and Marshall Neilan, prominent producer, plan to wed in New York later this month. Sweet, off camera due to illness, may resume leading film work after marriage.
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Pilm
Los Angeles
Blanche Sweet
Marshall Neilan
New York
Miss Sweet
Neilan
Cement Cases On The Docket For TRHA
The Department of Justice announced in Washington that retrial of the eastern group of the cement bases will proceed as speedily as possible. Attorney General Daugherty and Col William Maryoward U S Attorney for the Southern District of New York reached a decision for vigorous prosecution of the cement case and other cases in the New York district.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Department
Daugherty
William Maryoward
United States
New York
Wage cuts spark railway shop workers strike vote
Cincinnati reported that new wage reductions for shop men by the railway labor board will heighten dissatisfaction and trigger an immediate strike vote. About 1.2 million United States railway workers will vote, returning June 30, after unions meet in a conference with B M Jewell.
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Chicago
United States Railway
Labor Board
Ated
Iwig
Heevo
Carmen
Ecupalo
Cincinnati
Railway Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
United States
New York Cotton Advances Amid Rain Fueled Covering
Reports of renewed rains in the southwest prompted covering by sellers at the open. Prices moved higher with active months up 8 to 20 points and October near 20.26. Liverpool and New Orleans were bid but demand remained selective, with small early price recessions.
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New York
Southwest
Verpool
New Orleans
Inverpoo
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