Jealous lover wounded in church assault leads to prison sentences
In municipal court this morning Trevia Patterson was found guilty of assault for stabbing George Judd during a church visitation after learning he had pursued illicit relations with her. Trevia received six months for assault and 60 days for the relationship. George Judd got six months on county roads and remains hospitalized due to wounds. Judd plans to appeal with bond set at $300.
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George Judd
Trevin Patterson
Trevia
George
Judd
Monument to Baseball Planned for East Potomac Park
CHICAGO July 28 The president of the American League announced the league will appropriate 190090 dollars to erect the monument to baseball in East Potomac Park Washington. Designs will be sought immediately from leading United States sculptors.
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Chicago
Ban Johnon
Americaneague
East Potomac Park
Washington
United States
Old Steam Pumper Sold by Kinston
Kinston July 28 sold to the highest bidder for 500 dollars the town's first and only steam fire engine a relic of the red shirt days bought years ago when Kinston shed village garb for town status Neuse river served as its plug its tires iron rimmed boiler nearly paper thin and pumping capacity about 500 gallons a minute it retired when waterworks and direct pressure arrived two motor engine agents bid one 950 the other 500 the high bidder had sold a 1822 model truck to city authorities
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Kinston
Neuse
Deputies Sworn In Richmond Warned to Use Ammunition
In Richmond Virginia on July 28, 18 deputies sworn by U S Marshal Clarence G Smithers received 15 rounds each and were instructed to enforce the law within proper bounds. Marshal Smithers outlined duties and authority of a deputy marshal and urged adherence to legal duty.
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Richmond
United States
Clarence G. Smithers
Marshal Smither
United State
North Carolina Press Association to Meet in High Point
Several hundred editors from across the state will converge on High Point for the NC Press association mid winter session. The date is undecided but December or January is considered likely as editors meet in Shelby to choose the venue.
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High Point
North Carolina Press Association
Furniture City
Shelby
Non-Stop Blight Ends as C-2 Returns to Maryland
Army dirigible C-2 completes non-stop flight from Bolling Field to New York and back to Aberdeenn proving ground arriving at 6 a m after leaving Bollingfield at 5 pm yesterday.
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Washington
Aberdeen
Maryland
Native Washington attorney joins ministry in Montreal death
Rev George A Sperrow, a native of Washington was a former attorney who moved into the ministry. He died recently in Montreal aged in the local obituary notes. Friends in Washington and the surrounding area mourn his passing.
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Washington
Washington, N. c
George A. Sperrow
Montreal
II Des Pre
Greensboro School Board Seeks Tax Cut Before Council
The Greensboro school board will request the city council to reduce the school tax rate from 50 to 45 cents for the coming year. The board notes a budget of 306 289 with 2970 652 spent, a surplus of 1 467, and a debt cut from 211 517 to 112 383, aided by ten cents of levy for debt reduction. If kept, the debt could be wiped out in a year. Bridal showers bring June flowers. Wheat is down again.
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Greensboro
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