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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1936

Page

7

Alleged Slayer of Negro Woman Held for Murder

Arthur R. Boggs, 43, a white man, is jailed without bond on a murder charge after Naomi Burnett Bower, about 45 and of Negro ethnicity, identified him on her death bed as the slasher. She died after being found wounded beside a road near Homestead avenue. Authorities said Boggs and the woman hired a taxi and were dropped at the scene, where a struggle occurred before her death in Guilford County.

Arthur R. Boggs Naomi Burnett Bower Boggs Homestead Avenue Guy Lee Fisher Street New Highway No. 10 Lexington Avenue North Main Street Lee Yow Guilford General Hospital Guilford General Burrus Memorial Guillford General A. G. Burnett East Washington Street Boges W. EB. Kiger J. R. Teague J. H. Hubbard

TROOPER COPS NEGRESS CRIME AND TAXI CONFESSION

A crime scene along a rural bank edges involved a woman cut in the throat and a knife found on a sand bar after a struggle. Taxicab driver Ray Mitchell recalls transporting a woman to Lexington and Washington streets before they were dropped off near a highway. Boggs, identified later by police, reports insanity history as trial approaches. A separate note covers Miss Pauline Stoner’s twelfth birthday party at 903 Newlin Street with sixteen guests and performances.

Lee Ray Mitchell Weat Street East Washington Street West Lexington Boggs Lexington Avenue Morganton Pauline Stoner Newlin Street Helen Carroll Kathleen Millborn

Local Residents Visit Relatives and Attend Events

Mrs Clayton Lewis and children of Clinton visit brothers C B Mitchell and G W Mitchell in the city. D L Miller and Mrs Bill Macon spend time in Missouri and Illinois visiting kin. Mr George Searce recovers at home on East Green Street. Mrs H B Owens of Norfolk visits her mother Mrs R F Johnson and travels to Charlotte and Mooresville before returning to High Point. Mrs C B Embler of 218 West Lexington Avenue is seriously ill at Guilford General Hospital. Captain J V Thompson and daughter Pearl plus Miss Pauline Douglas return from Virginia Military Institute event in Lexington. David and Wesley Bailey of Augusta, Ga, are guests of Jam Brandon at 908 Mollen Avenue. Mrs H A White attends UNC summer session in Chapel Hill.

H. B. Owens Norfolk, Va R. F. Johnson Howell Street Charlotte and Mooresville C. B. Embler Lexington Avenue Guilford General Hospital David and Wesley Bailey Augusta Jam Brandon Mollieu Avenue

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