Court Room Crowded for the Preliminary Hearing
The preliminary embezzlement hearing for Basil Hedgecock began in city court before Judge Walter Royal with defense efforts to implicate H. S. Ragan the bank’s longtime teller. State testimony described entries and discrepancies while Bank auditor W. Coursey testified to false entries amounting to £69,931.26.
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H. S. Ragan
Old Home Banking Company
Basil H. Hedgecock
Walter Royal
Hedgecock
Ragan
W. S. Swaim
Swaim
Strudwick
Wwoman
Frank Wright
W. S. Coursey
Bank Audit Department
Scott Chanley and Company
Charlotte
Home Banking
Mr. Coursey
Coursey
I. W. Bingham
Bingham
Latham
Ordhantry Businss
T. W. Albertson
W. P. Bynum
R. C. Strudwick
Sidney Alderman
Greensboro
Thomas J. Gold
Buttermilk Based Feed Promises Hoof and Poultry Gains
High Point dairy manager G L Rinkle claims a concentrated shelf stable buttermilk feed boosts egg production and animal gains. Trials by his own chickens and state stations show faster gains, yet no market plan exists and daily fresh buttermilk is costly to haul.
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Dix'e Dairy Company
High Point
Iowa
Rinkle
Genoa Russian talks near collapse amid stalemate
At Genoa the Russian issue nearly derails the economic conference as M Barthou rejects mixed commissions with Russians and Lloyd George cites provoking Russian replies. Britain France and neutrals face a potential break as hopes for a workable pact fade and U S involvement is proposed.
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Genoa
The
Economic Conference
M. Barthou
France
Russia
Lloyd George
Europe
Asia
United States
Mrs P C Oakes Dies in Davidson County
Mrs P C Oakes dies at home in Yadkin College Davidson County age 945 survivors include twin daughters Irene and Isabella ten, father W H Sartin, five brothers H R Sartin J W Sartin E Sartin J P Sartin Claude Sartin, stepchildren H A Oakes and Mrs Lester Peacock. Funeral Sunday at residence with interment in Yadkin College cemetery.
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P. C. Oakes
Yadkin College
Davidson County
High Point
H. R. Sartin
Newport News
J. W. Sartin
Chattanooga
April Cotton Consumption Declines From Last Year
Washington May 13 The Census Bureau reports April cotton consumption at 446563 bales of lint and 46288 bales of linters, down from 469520 lint and 48227 linters in April of the previous year.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Mary J Morgan Dies At Home In City
Mrs. Mary Jane Morgan age 65 died at her son J E Morgans home 310 Thistle street last night at 11 oclock after several weeks illness She is survived by two sons J E Morgan of this city and W E Morgan of Martinsville Virginia Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 30 at Sandy Ridge church nine miles north of the city with Rev J E Lanier and Rev A L Lucas officiating Interment will be in the church burying ground.
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Mary Jane Morgan
J. E. Morgan
Thistle Street
A. L. Lucas
East End Methodist Church
Church Burying Ground
Cotton futures slip in early New York trading
In New York on May 13 local and Liverpool selling on a brighter weather outlook pushed the cotton market lower after an initial steady start. May futures opened at 19.95 with July at 19.50 and October at 19.52 as new crop months showed active positions and modest8 point declines.
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New York
Liverpool
Mother's Day Proclaimed by Governor Morrison for North Carolina
Governor Morrison issued a May proclamation designating tomorrow as Mother's Day. He urged all residents to honor their mothers with acts of love and tribute whether living or deceased, asking ministers to reference motherhood in services and urging youth to respect womanhood.
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Gov. Morrison
Raleigh
Morrison
North Carolina
Huge profits seen from Muscle Shoals power project
Oscar Merrill of the Federal Power Commission told the Senate Agricultural Committee that the Muscle Shoals project could yield about 8.25 million dollars annually from the sale of primary and secondary electric power. He cited a 5000 horsepower hydroelectric setup at dams No. 2 and No. 8 as illustrative of potential returns for either the federal government or a private buyer.
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Washington
Muscle Shoals
Oscar C. Merrill
Federal Power Commission
Senate Agricultural Committee
Merrill
Printing Bureau Under Investigation Report Referred Back
Washington May 13 The special commission inventorying stocks of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing has been referred by Secretary Mellon to the Bureau of Customs for joint consideration of disclosed differences. Details on discrepancies and purposes were not disclosed.
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Washington
Special Commission
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Mellon
Dire Hill
Bureau of
Collins
Treasury
War Fraud Recovery Forecast Tied to Prosecution Fund
Washington May 13 The government expects to recover far more from alleged war fraud cases than the $506 000 appropriation for a Department of Justice special investigating and prosecuting fund reported by the House Appropriations Committee.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Department of Justice
Gas Prices Rise Across Atlanta Area on Monday
Oil companies in Atlanta and Georgia cities raised prices by two cents a gallon in anticipation of a statewide general price advance effective next Monday morning.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Minor cases come up for trial today
M. E. Lanier was found guilty of disturbring religious worship and had judgment suspended upon costs. Russell Wood faced a $500 bond for breaking and entering James Southern’s store with alleged thefts. James Allen was convicted on two counts of affray and disorderly conduct with fines of 25 and 5 dollars. B. C. Guyer was found not guilty of disorderly conduct.
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M. E. Lanier
Walter Royal
Russell Wood
Guilford Superior Court
James Southern
Woood
James Allen
Allen
B. C. Guyer
Financer to feature assembly discussions in Charleston
Charleston West Virginia May 13 the 62nd General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church will focus on church additions and total benevolent giving for the year. 1921 reports show 24 369 new members added across 3 475 churches and 4 938 550 raised for benevolence an average per member of about 12 per year. Special drives aim to enlist full membership to give at least a tithe of income, boosting per capita contributions to about 39 using a planned stewardship and progressive program push.
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Charleston
W. Va
General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Assembly
Committee On Stewardship
Presbyterian Progressive Program
French delegation stays at Genoa for other talks
The French foreign office said the Genoa conference will keep the French delegation for deliberations on remaining questions while ending talks on the Russia issue. France and Belgium oppose the Soviet delegation but will not withdraw while other matters persist.
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Associated Press
PAR
Genoa
Foreign Office
Russia
France
Belgium
High Point Red Sox defeat Charlotte in 10–7 win
The High Point Red Sox, a local Negro league club, beat Charlotte 10 to 7 in a loose infield game. Brown had four hits in four plate appearances, Ingram made nine flawless chances, and Tate relieved starter Holmes for steady relief pitching.
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High Point Red Sox
Charlotte
Holmes
Tate
Brown
Ingram
Scort
R. H. EB
High Point
Local Scouts Beat Greensboro Freshmen In Fast Ball
Local Scout Troop 4 defeated Greensboro High Aserical Freshman team 16 to 0 this morning at West End Diamond. High Point players Fuqua Wood and Renifry drove in runs while Ghen and Wood cleared the fences and numerous errors marked the game.
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Greensboro High Aserical
West End
High Point
Greensboro
Ghen
Wood
Balla
Fuqua
Renifry
Weather Outlook for Week in South Atlantic States
Weather forecast for the week starting Monday indicates generally fair skies and moderate temperatures across the South Atlantic states. The outlook notes mild conditions with no major storms expected in the period.
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Washington
South Atlantic
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Inland Steel Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company of America
Bernice Hill Steel Company
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Chamber of Commerce of the
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Hoover
Albert D. Laskfier
United States Shipping Board
Senator Sutherland
West Virginia
Dwight M. Morrow
J. P. Morgan & Company
Silas H. Strawn
Montgomery Ward and Company
Chicago
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Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Homer l L. Ferguson
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
John R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Mew
National Chamber
Daniel Webster
White House
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Ashton P. Derby
J. T. Ryan
National Council of Furniture Associations
C. F. Tomlinson
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Norfolk
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Knights of Khorassan
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Asheville
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