Arthur Ross Hurt When Hit by Cart in Runaway Pony Incident
Arthur Ross of Asheboro, president of the Home Building Material Co., was seriously injured when a runaway pony driven by his son charged his car. He was knocked down as the iron shod wheels struck him and both legs and one arm were broken. He was taken to Memorial hospital. condition described as serious.
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High Point
Arthur Ross
Ashboro
Mr. Ross
Ross
Memorial Hospital
Asheboro
Death marks High Point woman Mrs. F. C. Brown
Mrs. F C Brown of High Point died at home aged 39. Born March 8 1883 she is survived by husband two daughters mother one sister and two brothers. Body shipped from Morganton to High Point for funeral to be announced.
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C. .Brown
High Point
Star
Morganton
Arthur Wilson
King Street
Brown
David Croker
Genevieve Brown
J. Matt Sechrest
A. L. Sechrest
Charlotte
Bechrée
Serbia
Jewelry Heist Believed Tied to Philadelphia Theft
Jewelry valued at $100000 stolen from Mrs. Mitchell Harrison of Philadelphia. Police suspect a band of crooks followed her to New York on a train and carried out the theft.
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New York
Mitchell Harrison
Philadelphia
Death rate from tuberculosis growing smaller in U S
Dr Charles J Hatfield of the National Tuberculosis Association reports a half decline in the U S death rate from tuberculosis since 1994 at the group’s annual meeting A 1921 rate of 20 per 100000 is cited with a projected Harlem tribute to the 1904 movement and praise for health education and Framingham results showing the potential of targeted programs. About 1400900 Americans have active TB and 100000 die yearly from the disease.
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Washington
United States
Charles J. Hatfield
National Tuberculosis Association
Harlem
Association
Framingham
Hatfield
Boston financier shoots wife then pois death in Newton home
Newton Mass May 4 William B Powell manager of the R G Dunn Co office in Boston shot and killed his wife Lena in the library of their summer home and then killed himself in the upper room in the house authorities said
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Newton
Mass
William B. Powell
R.G Dunn & Co
Boston
Aulelt
Lena
Mysterious Stirring Not Disturb Villagers at Saunter
A fragment from Staunton Illinois May Fourth era notes a polite and considerate disturbance avoiding villagers, with a vague reference to “yeges moved the” leaving uncertainty about exact events or actors.
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Staunton
Til
Yeges
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