Make It a High Ball and Trial on Scene
The report describes a stunt where Billy Evans and President interact in a game mockup at Washington, with Evans calling for a high ball. It also covers William Bethune’s manslaughter trial, detailing the automobile crash with Naylor and Chappell, police scene lighting, and cross-examinations as the defense and prosecution play out.
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Billy Evans
Mr.harding
William Béthune
William Naylor
Robert Chappell
Bethune
Naylor
Chappell
Conrad
O. Bathunees
Schools in vote split on site location debate
The article describes a heated vote over locating a new school on western versus eastern sites. Mayors and commissioners clashed as factions split, with accusations of bias and shifting loyalties among eastern and western voters. The outcome favored keeping options open near Cameron block sites.
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Tran
Imayor Eldridge
Bray
Mooneyham Lougne
Mooneyham
Birdsong
Cameron Block
Tabernacle
Edenton
Robbery at Patches' department store ends with body found
In Souhwetln Munets on May 11, burglars broke into Patches' department store from the rear and stole about 1000 dollars worth of clothing including silk dresses underwear shoes and men s blue serge suits. The body of a black man was found about 200 yards from the store. Authorities suspect an organized gang and say members likely fought over disposal of the loot.
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Souwhetln
Asheboro Dinner Honors New Administration Leaders
In Asheboro on Friday May 4, former Mayor Joseph D. Ross and Mrs. Ross hosted a dinner for city officials, wives, and guests. A review of four years of city government and speeches by Gl A Spenes Jan K Wood and Thil M Worth reflected on growth, accomplishments, and future plans under Arthur Ross, who recently succeeded Joseph Ross as mayor.
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Asheboro
Arthur Ross
Joseph
D. Ross
Gl. A. Spenes
Ashe- Hora
Jan K. Wood
TGS
Iovents
Ity Council
Thun
FH. M. Robbing
W. da. Armfield
Thil M. Worth
Joseph Ross
Vallacul
Joseph Bogs
Thig
Tave Cats
First Manager Chased From The Game By Umpire Totnes
New York May 11 Connie Mack’s Athletics spark the early major league season. In the twelfth inning of a tied game against Philadelphia one call at the plate led to manager Donnie Bush rushing from the dugout and being escorted from the field by umpire Totnes. The night’s events influenced a darkened finish as Goslin’s pitch was ruled a ball and Washington failed to rally. Earlier, Mack’s team beat the St Louis Browns 10 to 7 and moved into third place behind the Yankees after a snow delay in Detroit. Nick Reichle led for the Boston Bees with four hits as Chicago beat them 9 to 7.
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Mas May
Mt Harding
Washington
Billy Eyns
Nihyvier
Walter Johnson
Billy Evans
Caneras
Evans
Pilly
Hindpié Bush
Philadelphia
Buss
Holmes
Johnson
I Ranney
Dy Aoryn
Athletics
Goslin
Bush
Umphy
Pailura
Goglin
Willashington
Pune
Eile
Yeur
Connie
Detroit
Tigers
Senators
New York Yankees
Clevelawa
Indians
Nick Reichle
Boston Amoeveans
Chicago White Sox
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