Hospital Inquiry Pauses Amid Mounting Charges
The state hospital investigation resumes after a six hour session with 11 charges against Superintendent Dr. Anderson. Witnesses including J. M. Adams and Nellie Price testified on mule purchases food shortages and alleged misconduct. June 20 set for continuation.
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Raleigh
State Hospital
Board of Directors
Atlothes
General Bickett
Lahigh
Speifi Ind
Anderson
Charles Anderson
Citizens’ National Bank
General Assembly
R. C. Strong
Dr. Anderson
T. O. Coppedge
Hopsital
L. M. Alston
J. M. Adams
Charles Hardesty
Charles H. Anderson
R. E. Shuffler
Robert CC. Strong
R. H. Saulsbury
A. B. Croom
Kitchin
Saulsbury
Craig
Croom
English Leisure Fades as War Drains Wealth in London
A May report from London lists Britons cutting spendings to cope with wartime hardship. Duchess gives up three cars and a townhouse, marchioness stops dinner parties, viscountess avoids new evening wear, and others from MP to barber report frugal shifts like walking to work and fewer cigars.
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London
England
Senators Visit St. Louis for Convention Series at Sportsman Park
During the Democratic national convention in St. Louis on June 14, Mark Griffith's Washington Senators will play Jones' Fed-Brown aggregation at Sportsman's Park as part of delegate and visitor entertainment arrangements. Delegations will tour sights including Forest Park and Riverfront rides. A dinner for visiting reporters and the national committee is planned for June 12 at Sunset Sun lodge with a cabaret program.
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St. Louis
Mississippi
Forest Park
United States
Yellowstone
Mark Griffith
Washington Senators
Jones’ Fed-Brown
Sportsman's Park
National Committee
Sunset Sun
St. Louis County
Death by own action shocks Stanly County at Mission
Charles W. Furr a Stanly County blacksmith died by his own hand at 1 PM Wednesday in Mission about 18 miles east of Albemarle. He used a breech loading shotgun in the tragedy. Coroner P J Huneycutt investigated. He left dinner saying he did not care to eat. His wife discovered the scene and he left four children.
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Anderson
Coppedge
Nellie Price
Albemarle
Stanly County
Mission
Charles W. Furr
P. J. Hunevcutt
Farr
Writ of Error Granted in Lexington Woman Case
Virginia Supreme Court granted a writ of error allowing an appeal for Mrs. Margaret Radcliffe Goodie of Lexington to be appointed administratrix of her late husband W H Goodie s $200 000 estate. The case stems from a Mecklenburg County circuit court ruling naming Old Dominion Trust Co curator after Goodie s death on his honeymoon tour.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
Margaret Radcliffe Goodie
Lexington
N. C
W. H. Goodie
Circuit Court of
Mecklenburg County
Old Dominion Trust Company
White man to succeed the Negro Recorder
Washington June 9 John b Costello Democratic national committee man from the District of Columbia has been nominated by President Wilson to be recorder of deeds of the district. The nomination follows a custom of appointing a white official and comes as the district appropriation bill sets the recorder appointment with the district commissioners. The office has been vacant two years since H J Johnson a Georgia Republican resigned.
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Washington
John B. Costello
District of Columbia
Wilson
Grover Cleveland
H. J. Johnson
Georgia
Bowel Remedies Cited In India Lecture
A Des Moines church lecture featured a Indian missionary who, after falling ill in the interior, credited Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life. The remedy is claimed to prevent and treat cholera and milder bowel complaints and is available widely.
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Des Moines
Iowa
India
Chamberlain
Passenger Trains Run Through Asheboro to Eastern NC
Train service operates from Asheboro via Norfolk Southern to Aberdeen and eastern North Carolina with no transfer. Daily schedules show 12:05 p m and 3:45 p m departures, 10:40 a m and 2:35 p m arrivals, Sunday exceptions, and local agent contact in Asheboro. Also notes popular excursions to Norfolk and Richmond on June 14 1914 with special trains from Charlotte arriving Richmond and Norfolk, returning on regular trains. reservations via local agents or R H DeButts Charlotte.
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Asheboro
Norfolk Southern
North Carolina
N. B
Ench
LD. Burkhead
N. C
E. D. Kyle
H. S. Leard
Norfolk and Richmond
Southern Railway
The
Richmond
Norfolk
Blacksburg
Reidsville
Charlotte
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Supt. Anderson
W. T. Bost
Nellie W. Price
Board of Internal Improvements
Bickett
Douglass
Charles E. Latta
RE. F. Aydlett
Elizabeth Vity
Aydett
Citizen's National Bank
Albert Anderson
Joseph G. Brown
Brown
Wholesale Busi
Ness
Charlie Furr
Palm Beach
Thacker
Mien’s Store
Ashevoro Branch
North Carolina Inter Terminal
Aberdeen
Intermedi
Star
Norfolk, VA
Fortress Monroe
Pullman
R. H. DeButts
D P. A. Charlotte
W. C
Shelby
Concord
Statesville
Morganton
Y High Point
Mount Airy
North Wilkesboro