Lynch mob lynching case grips Kinston courthouse
In Kinston Greene county men Arch Fricelle and Sam Stocks face murder lynching charges over Joe Black's death. Judge Bond orders prison guard protection as trials unfold with detectives and witnesses from Greene and surrounding counties testifying about the mob's actions.
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Arch Fricelle
Greene County
Joe Black
Judge Bond
Taylor
Cnard
Colonel Pollock
Arch
Sam
H. B. Barnes
Sam Stocks
Stage Center
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Stocks
Greene
Lenoir
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Summerer
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Tariel
Craig
Arshal
der Sty
Herill
Greenda
Wil Grimsley
Old Joe
Arthur
Sam Harper
Arch Frizelle
Braxtons
Frank Rouse
Hub Suggs
Seamans
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Joe
Black
Winston
Andy Jackson
Frizzelle
Bond
Judge denounces lynching and political power plays in Bailey row
Washington reports Josiah William Bailey's Senate bid questioned amid protests over appointing J O Carr as district attorney. Letters flood Washington opposing Bailey’s plan, while Carr emerges as a strong Eastern figure in Democratic factions. The piece links mob violence in North Carolina to political maneuvering, noting Carr’s influence and ongoing debates over leadership and appointments.
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Washington
Josiah William Bailey
Raleigh
Winston
J. O. Carr
Wilmington
Carr
No More Militia to the Border Declared
The war department will send no more national guard troops to the border except to relieve those already there. Troops ordered to entrain will go within days. others will stay at home or in state camps for training. The President and Baker believe enough guards are on duty for patrols and emergencies. The three additional regiments offered by New York, including the 60th at Camp Whitman, will not be needed for several months.
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New York
New York Tribune
Washington
War Department
Baker
60Th
Camp Whitman
High Point Plans August Bond Vote For Street Improvements
Notice proclaims new registration and a bond election in High Point North Carolina on August 15 1916 to raise fifty thousand dollars for street extension and improvement. City Council appoints registrars and election judges for five wards. Voters will choose “For Street Improvement Bonds” or “Against Street Improvement Bonds.”
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General Assembly
High Point
N. C
Weaghy
Caaimen
City of
3000 Skat Players Gather for National Championship
Milwaukee hosts 3000 skaters for the first of three games to decide about 6 dollars in prizes and the national skat championship. The Saxon card game, similar to whist, will be played in a large hall for three hours with first deals at 2 p.m. Saturday and Monday. Prizes include 1000 dollars for first place.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Seventeen Negroes Drowned in Selma Area Tornado
Seven teen Black residents are reported dead after a tornado struck north of Beloit Alabama, twelve miles from Selma, with eight injured and several houses demolished. Wires are down in the affected area.
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Selma
Ala
Beloit
Appetite Cues and Stomach Cleansing Advice
The note emphasizes appetite loss signals the need to clean and stimulate the stomach. It frames eating as a pleasure tied to a normal appetite and suggests steps to restore healthy appetite.
Carolina and Yadkin River R R Schedule 1915
Southbound No 21 runs daily from High Point at 8:00 a.m. to Thomasville 8:30 a.m. Gordontown 9:16 a.m. and 10:12 a.m. Northbound No 22 and No 24 run daily with arrival/departure times listed for stations including High Point Thomasville Gordontown and others. Times are not guaranteed and subject to change per notice from General Manager W E Price.
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High Point
Thomasville
Gordontown
W. E. Price
Southern Railway Schedule Northbound Trains
Northbound trains listed with times and destinations including Asheboro. It notes train numbers 1411 107 135 and 143 with implied departures in the afternoon. The fragmentary OCR provides partial sequence but identifies a schedule context for the Southern Railway line.
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Asheboro
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