Not Guilty On Streak Of The Southern Railway Case
A mixed police scene references a streak seen fleeing through a shanty window during a game of five up. Two negroes were arrested and tried. Herb Edwards faced a gaming charge but was acquitted. A bicycle rider was found guilty for sidewalk riding. Sadie Williams jailed for disorderly conduct. A Tanlac testimonial features J. Ruthledge of 605 Crimes Street seeking relief from indigestion.
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Southern Railway Company
William Welch
Herb Edwards
Peacock
Herb
J. E. Smith
Sadie Williams
Capias
Tanlac
Ruthledge
No Prediction For State Basketball Championship
Chapel Hill March 2 With less than ten days to the final contest the eastern and western brackets show fierce elimination. Nine teen eastern and western schools qualified for the final tryout with four undefeated in each division Raleigh Durham Wilson and Benson lead the east while Asheville Lenoir Churchland and Winston lead the west. The divisional champions will decide the state title in Chapel Hill March 9. The two prior cup holders are both among the final eight.
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Chapel Hill
Raleigh
Durham
Wilson
Benson
Asheville
Lenoir
Churchland
Winston
Big College Meet Opens Here With Star Lineup
Philadelphia March 2 College athletes from Massachusetts to California gather for the third annual indoor championship meet of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes in the exposition building tomorrow. Several large institutions skip this year yet the entry list remains high class and records may fall during the meets. The spotlight falls on the graduates race the new one mile relay event featuring former stars now ineligible for regular events.
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Philadelphia
Massachusetts
California
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes
Exposition Building
Nebraska's Golden Jubilee marked fifty years since statehood
Lincoln memories recall the 50th anniversary of Nebraska admission to the Union by President Johnson. The article notes the early political clashes over the enabling act and mentions Omaha as the initial state capital before it moved to Lincoln in Lancaster County, named for President Lincoln.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Johnson
Congress
Omaha
Lancaster County
Lincoln
Little Girl Cured Of Croup By Foley's Honey and Tar
Mrs. R. M. Raney of Stanford Kentucky reports her child suffered croup nightly until using Foley's Honey and Tar. She says the cough stopped that night and the cold disappeared the next day. Contains no opiates. Mann Drug Co.
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R. M. Raney
Stanford
Foley
Mann Drug Co
Overman Promises Best in Life Insurance by Phone
C. B. Overman advertises life insurance with an offer to obtain the best policy for readers. The ad invites interested parties to call phone number 203 for details and quotes.
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C. B. Overman
Political campaign to begin Monday night in Dalton city
Voters prepare for a city charter amendment election aimed at changing the council structure. A May primary will pick five council members and a mayor from the four wards, with top two in each ward advancing to May’s election. Former representative Robert Brockett, who drafted the charter, will discuss the amendment at a Monday night rally at F. P. Conrad's store.
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Dalton
State House of Representatives
Robert Brockett, Sr
Guilford County
Brockett
F. P. Conrad
Commission may fix price for news print Saturday
Washington report states news print paper manufacturers urged the Federal Trade Commission to set prices. Jobbers are to be heard tomorrow. Observers expect a maximum price of 2.50 to 2.60 dollars per hundred pounds for International Paper products, with details on unit pricing still undecided.
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Washington
News
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