Ohio Prison Fire Sparks Inquiry Into Stockade Shooting
Colonel Haubrich ordered Captain James Collier to investigate the shooting after about 400 inmates fired L88 tents inside the stockade. The 88 tents housing rioters were destroyed by fire and will not be replaced. Prisoners in the stockade will sleep outdoors as most refuse to work. 200 inmates are in solitary in the White City cell house with bread and water. Authorities say the guard regrets the incident but calls it unavoidable.
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James Collier
Ironton
White City
Callahan-Watson Reckless Driving Case Continued
The reckless driving case against Paul Callahan and Fred Watson was continued to next Wednesday morning after defense attorneys requested a one week delay. Judge Teague granted the continuance. Police officer Z O Dorsett reported details of the incident on South Main Street.
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Paul Callahan
Fred Watson
Teague
South Main Stret
Z. O. Dorsett
Police chase ends with officer injured in fall
Officer Dorsett pursued two alleged speeders when he fell and sustained injuries. The incident occurred during the pursuit and is under investigation by local authorities.
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Ficer
Mr. Dorsett
Census guessing contest entries released by The Enterprise
Readers submit estimates for High Point population in 1930 census. Entries list names and addresses including E T Kearns John R Albertson Herman Hoke Paul Cooper Effie Elliott Irene Iveigh Tillie Iveigh Carrie McLendon Anna Mae Hatcher Elizabeth Hatcher Laula Thacker with scores ranging from about 27 100 to 40 550.
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Enterprise
E. T. Kearns
North Main
BE. T. Kearns
John R. Albertson
Oakwood
T. W. Albertson
Herman Hoke
Dayton
R. K. Hoke
Paul Cooper
Ward
Effie Elliott
Coy Elliott
Irene Iveigh
Hedrick
Tillie Sue Iveigh
Carrie McLendon
S&s. Wrenn
Anna Mae Hatcher
East
Washington
Elizabeth Hatcher
Laula Thacker
Lexington Avenue
Mrs. C. C. Allen Buried in Elizabeth City
Funeral services for Mrs. C. C. Allen were held at Christ Episcopal church in Elizabeth City with burial in the Episcopal cemetery. Active pallbearers included Charles Faither, W. G. Gaither, W. A. Worth, J. C. B. Eringhaus, C. E. Thompson and Frank G. Jacobs. Survived by Mrs. Crowson, two daughters Almira Whitehurst of Elizabeth City and A. B. Carney of Norfolk, three grandsons James Allen Carney, M. C. Crowson Jr., Charles Allen Crowson, and brother Ford Sumner of Hertford. She was 77.
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M. C. Crowson
Unoccupied House Burns Near City Limits
An unoccupied house on Green street extension about a quarter mile east of the city limits was completely destroyed by fire last night. Firemen from two High Point stations were called, but the house was enveloped in flames before they arrived and could not be saved. The home belonged to R. L. Oloflin, local real estate man.
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Green Street
High Point
R. L. Oloflin
O. Henry Honored At Druggists Meeting
In Baltimore on May 8 tribute was paid to William Sydney Porter known as O Henry at a session of the American Pharmaceutical Association. Speakers recalled his start as a Greensboro North Carolina drug clerk and the honor followed by news of leadership changes with Dr S C Christensen of Chicago to become president at the final session.
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William Ss. Porter
O. Henry
American Pharmaceutical Association
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Millicent R. L. A. Wall
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S. C. Christensen
Chicago
Buncombe Sheriff Shoots Moonshine Still From Air
In Buncombe County a sheriff reportedly shot at a moonshine still from the air. The incident details are unclear in the text. Fifteen Dutch cotton manufacturers are visiting Charlotte, touring mills, and will stay two days after a formal welcome at a breakfast.
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Charlotte
United States
Barnes S speaks at Rotary meeting
C A Barnes textile chemist addressed the Rotary club, discussing daily and industrial chemistry and issues in the chemistry market. President Tom Sykes welcomed new members Rev Charles Nabers Brantley McAdoo and Oscar Durland after brief remarks by E B Jeffress and B L Fentress.
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Rotary Club
Tom Sykes
E. B. Jeffress
Greensboro News
B. L. Fentress
Charles H. Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Brantley McAdoo
Schiffman's Jewelry Company
Oscar C. Durland
State Industrial Bank Joins Combine May Approval
Greensboro May 8 stockholders of the State Industrial Bank approved a proposal by the North Carolina Bank and Trust Company to acquire the institution. Directors had already approved the plan for 30,000 outstanding shares as part of the merger with the Carolina corporation.
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State Industrial Bank
North Carolina Corporation
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Industrial Bank
Conference on Guilford merger proposal set for tomorrow
A meeting at the local chamber of commerce bureau will discuss consolidating six boards of public welfare and health in Guilford County into a single organization. City and county leaders from Greensboro and High Point attend, with W B McEwen and F J Sizemore directing arrangements.
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Guilford County
Chamber of Commerce Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Greensboro
High Point
W. B. McEwen
F. J. Sizemore
Harry L. Brockman
C. A. York
Guilford County Board of Public Welfare
Guilford County Board of Health
Greensboro Board of Public Welfare
Greensboro Board of Health
High Point Board of Public Welfare
High Point Board of Health
North Carolina Company Proposes $14 Share Buyout
At today’s stockholders meeting 23 794 shares were presented. Under the proposal the North Carolina corporation will buy the stock at fourteen dollars per share.
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Ing
North Carolina Corporation
Oak View school holds declamation contest and awards
Oak View school honored seventh and other grade students at the Tuesday night commence ment program. Doris Hedgecock won the recitation medal donated by the Hedgecock family. Conrad Loflin won the declaration medal from the Thackers. Other entrants included Motsinger Loflin Kearns Smith Thacker Hedgecock Stinson and Thacker. Faye Pendry received a five dollar gold piece for top spelling grade. Doris Hedgecock earned another medal for highest year grade with a 98 average. The high school will present an operetta The Poor Married Man tonight at 8.
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Oak View
Doris Hedgecock
J. H. Hedgecock
Conrad Loflin
J. W. Thacker
Ruby Motsinger
Kathryn Loflin
Marie Kearns
Frank Smith
Allen Thacker
J.S. Hedgecock
Russell Stinson
Faye Pendry
P. L. Cantrell
W. F. Motsinger
Melvin Ridge Held for Trial on Assault With Automobile
Melvin Ridge faced a preliminary hearing in municipal court this morning and was ordered held for the superior court. He is charged with striking Clay Idol with his car and failing to stop after the accident.
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Melvin Ridge
Ridge
Clay Idol
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