Roosevelt Not Nominated by Republican Convention
Chicago dispatch reports strong inside knowledge on Theodore Roosevelt’s nomination chances. Justice Hughes favored if the convention were held now, with Burton near him and Weeks and others running. North Carolina delegates and Bull Moose leaders move between Raleigh figures and Raleigh hotels, with a rise in negro delegates and tense hotel scenes at Congress and LaSalle.
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Charles FE
Hughes
Chicago
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Weeks
Marion Butler
Washington
North Carolina
Thomas Settle
Asheville
Bull Moose
Zebulon Vance Walser
Lexington
Lexington Hotel
Walser
LaSalle Hotel
Butler
Tom Nettie
Roosevelt
Mr. Settle
F.C. Dueroean
Duncar
Congress Hotel
Raleigh
Settle
Committee On
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Senator Weeks
Congerss Hotel
Durham Tragedy Linked to Outlaw Duo and False Husband
Don Anderson fatally shoots Lottie Taylor and kills himself after a Saturday morning incident in Durham. The wounded woman, not married, has a sister in Lambertton, while a man named W B Flowers posed as her husband and fled. Anderson is the son of a North Wilkesboro widow. his brothers seek to bring his body home. Lottie Taylor’s condition has modestly improved but remains nonfirm, and authorities say she will likely not survive.
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Lum
Erton
Ferther
Don Anderson
Wilkesboro
Lottie Taylor
Oportiy
Phim
Miss Tavier
Wv. B. Flowers
Jamestown Boys Receive Pigs In Bank Funded Club Program
Bank of Commerce presented ten registered sow pigs to Jamestown Guilford County Pig Club members to promote pig raising. County agent Anderson and state pig clubs agent Folk organized the effort. boys sign an endless chain contract to repay with offspring and will exhibit at the Central Carolina fair.
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Jamestown
Bank of Commerce
Guilford County Pig Club
Department of Agriculture
South
County Farm
Anderson
B. P. Folk
High Point
Julius Hankin
Everett Cashatt
Raymond Glover
Ralph Thornton
Paul Jackson
Eric Mitchell
Warner Armfield
Chester Hodgin
John Holton
Eugene Wheeler
E. J. Coltrane
Woman Shot in Durham Named Taylor White
In Lumberton on June 5, reports name the shot woman as Taylor White, a single woman. The man Flowers tied to the case is said to have a wife and children in the area, with the couple from good families. the woman reportedly left Lumberton last Monday.
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Lumberton
Durham
Taylor White
Night Court for Wage-Earners Opens in New York
A night court for wage earners opens in New York City to promptly settle suits involving stall stems. It will meet four nights weekly and branch offices will be added in boroughs as needed. The mayor and board of justices secured this without Albany legislation. The court aims to aid the poor by reducing delays and improving respect for the law.
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New York
Albany
Mitchel
Board of Justices
New York Delegation Factional Fight Over Hughes Delegates
New York Republicans clash over Root and Hughes delegates to the national convention with Governor Whitman backing Hughes and Parson for national committeeman while Elon R. Brown leads Root supporters. Barnes silent as factions convene in New York.
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Root
Hughes
Grovernor Whitman
Herbert Parson
William Barnes
Frank H. Hitchcock
Frederick A. Tanner
New York Repubican
Elon R. Brown
Senate
Barnes
Parsons
Whitman
Justice Hushes
New York State
Two Injured in Salisbury Car Crash Hits Pole
Mrs. Capt. Stewart, a Davie County woman, broke an arm and collarbone while Miss Effie Barnes of Concord suffered severe facial injuries when a car struck a telephone pole in Salisbury on Sunday. They were en route to catch a train. four others escaped unhurt.
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Salisbury
Capt. Stewart
Davie County
Effie Barnes
Concord
Friends
Innes Found Guilty and Sentenced in Atlanta Case
Victor E Innes of Eugene Oregon convicted of larceny after trust in Fulton Superior Court over $4 600 from Eloise Nelms Dennis of Atlanta. Jury found him guilty on four counts. Judge Hill imposed seven year sentence. Defense offered no witnesses. Dennis gave money due to love not fraud.
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Atlanta, Ga
Victor E Imnes
Eugene
Ore
Fulton Superior Court
Eloise Nelms Dennis
Atlanta
Beatrice Nelms
San Antonio
Texas
Innes
Ida May Innes
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the Man
Duncan
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Theodore
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Bell-Ans
Bank of Com
Merce
Q. K. Nimocks
Fayetteville, N. C
H. L. Godwin
New York Republi
ZU Zuto
National Biscuit Company
High Point Buggy Co
Valentines
Hi Intigh Point Buggy Co
Elks
Masons
Odd Fellows
Shriners
Juthern Car Company
Bell System
Great Bell Organization
Bell Telephone
Southern Bell Telephone
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