Mrs Apfelbaum Loses Insurance in Notable Supreme Court Ruling
In North Carolina and Ohio linked case law, Mrs Callie Scott Appelbaum cannot collect a $5000 life policy on Jerome Appelbaum whose death in an Atlanta hotel was ruled not an accident. The Supreme Court affirms lower court non suit, finding she was not the deceased’s wife at policy time and that he had prior marriages. The decision also covers Duplin stock law disputes and confirms election validity for fencing funding.
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W. T. Bost
Haleigh
Callie Scott Appelbaum
Jerome Appelbaum
Atlanta
Appelbaum
Clark
Oven
New Orleans
Blanche Dean
Kansas City
Ohio
Walker
Walter
W. A. Hoke
Keith
Pender
Connor
Receter
Scrub Cow
Supreme Court
Faison
Commissioners of
Duplin Gounty
Duplin
State
Avey
Alamance
Schicket
Insurance Company
Guilford
Petre
Savage
Stokes
Little
Anson
Randolph
Heath
Anion
Order Commercial Travelers of America
Mecklenburg
High Point Case Delayed by Monroe Johnson Murder Trial
In Greensboro Superior Court the High Point larceny cases were held to a one day due to the Monroe Johnson murder proceedings. Henry Grissom and Jule Fagey were found guilty of larceny from High Point Motor Co. A leather theft suit against them was not heard. Other verdicts included John Henry Champion’s diamond ring theft and Charles Hand’s wife beating appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Ished
Henry Grissom
Jule Fagey
High Point Motor Company
Snow Lumber Company
Cline
John Henry Champion
Elmer Spencer
Charles Hand
Dalton
Tillman Defends Secretary Daniels Remarks on Fiske Letter
Senate naval affairs chair Tillman defends Secretary Daniels amid Fiske criticism. He asks publication of Fiske’s letter to Vice President for public judgment, citing alleged malice and vanity. The text includes Fiske’s 1916 Newport letter accusing lack of transparency by the Navy secretary.
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Washington
Fiske
Secretary of
Cone
Wiske
U.S. Naval War College
Newport
R. I
Senate
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Congress
New York Herald
Bradley A. Fiske
U. S. Navy
Internal Bath With Hot Water Prompted as Health Miracle
A newspaper item touts drinking real hot water with limestone phosphate each morning as a cure all for internal sanitation. It claims the routine flushes the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, preventing headaches bilious spells and other ailments while costing little and turning people into enthusiasts.
Notice of Sale of Property for Taxes High Point 1916
City tax list owners in High Point North Carolina warned that their lands totaling many parcels will be sold at public auction on May 15 1916 at noon at City Hall for delinquent taxes. Property owners include Cook W B Culler C N Fraley F K and many others with parcel details listed. Sale conducted by Robert Brockett Jr City Tax Collector.
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High Point
N. C
North Carolina
Railroads Ordered to Build Newton Union Station
Raleigh May 4 The corporation commission declined Southern and C and N W extension plans for Newton and ordered a union station be built on the present site used solely as a passenger depot Plans must be prepared within 50 days The new station will be a respectable facility for Newton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Corporation Commission
Southern
C. and
N. W
Newton
Foley Kidney Pills Advertisement Highlight
An old advertisement urges readers to consider Foley Kidney Pills for symptoms like dullness fatigue backache rheumatism sore muscles and stiff joints. It emphasizes prompt relief and recommends Mann Drug Co. as the distributor.
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Mann Drug Co. Adv
Tiz Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An ad touts Tiz as a miracle cure for tired feet with claims it removes soreness swelling and pain instantly. It promises drastic comfort after one 25 cent box and urges wearers to wear smaller shoes for yearlong relief.
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United Commercial Travelers
Duplin County
Cvis
Dupla
George Connor
Spring
Cole
Gaston
Settee
Charlotte Electric Railway Company
Ford Et al
McBrayer Et al
Rutherford
Freeman
Rockingham Railroad Company
Richmond
Affirmed
Roe Johnson
Tillman
Daniels
Cook
W. B
Smith
Culler
C. N
Tate
Fraley, F. K
Willowbrook
Grady
W. P
Commerce
Greeson
H. E
Roland Park
Horney, Collins
Pickett
Horney
L. B
Secong Wal
Hunter
A. M
Venable
Hurley
J. M
Johnson
J. Wesley
Vail
Kearns, E. M
Centennial
Kennedy
J. Monroe
Flint
Lamb
A. C
Leach
Geo. T
West Keeves
Leonard
Ghas. L
Kearns
Long
Mrs
Mary E
Reed
W. M
Messer
John
Louise
Brown
G. A
S. Main
Burns, B
English
Virginia Avenue
Byerly
Nora
Park
Cecil
Abner
D. O
W. Broad
Myson
J. E
Broad
Ceees
Clinard
Edgar L
Lot
Cable
Moore
Dewey
Payne
Teague
W. K
Thomason
Adam F
Wagoner
Mrs. C. A
American Motor Co
Snow
Foust
W. A
Ragan
Frazier
Mary J
Bradshaw
Gerra
Chas
Snow Park
Gray
Lettre C
Ray
M. L
Bumpass
B. H
Osse Collins
Coltrane
R. C
Roland Park Creel
Jno. R
King
Davis
Hamilton
Emerson
Grimes
J. W
Leighter
A. B
City
Lloyd
Gypsie
Meador
Leary
EK. W
Moon Land
Peace
J. D
Gurley
Seargent
W. T
Shaw
Jno. D
Estate
Stilley
Kate
Swift
Sullivan, Jas
Primm
Luttie
Alford
Calvin
Allston
Lee
Beaman
Isaacs
Hoover
Boger, Jra J
E. Broad
Geo
Burnett
Burns
Jesse
Gurley Land
Clinton
Samuel
Champion Craven
Thissell
Craven
Monroe
Moon
Donnell
H. A
Fairview
Jane
Dorsett
North
Eccles
P. L
E. Washington
Gabriel
Jno. W
Hargrave
Jefferson
Hill, Claude
East Lee
C. C
Ingram, Katherine
Price
Johnson, Chas. J
Mangum
Kilby, Jolin
Lawson, Daniel
Maben
Robert
Burns Hill
Mack
Virgil
Robbins
Jas. M
Turner
Jas. A
Ware, Samuel
Mobile
Welborn
Thomas
Hobson
Fred
Anderson
Benj
Bias
Victoria
E. Washingto
Loflin
Carter
Darrow
William
Champtin
Shea
Thos. A
Foster
Annie
Taylor
Ingram
Lindsay
Jennie
Mabelle
Logan
Amanda
S. E
Pennier
Zohn
Simmons
Ollie
Sledge
Mary Garrett
Smith, Fd. M
West
Stone
Arthur
W.S
Burns Land
Wall
T. A
E. Lee
Wells
Rev
White, Lee
Williams, Bert
Filbert
Wiley, Caroline
E . Ai
Robert Brockett, JR
Thom
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
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