Gardner refutes critics over Gastonia mob investigation
Raleigh May 16 Governor Max Gardner defends his handling of the April 18 Gastonia mob attack. He submits to the council of state a detailed report and an accompanying detective report showing extensive efforts to identify perpetrators. Despite investigations no witnesses will talk, and a $400 reward is offered for the guilty.
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J. C. Baskerwill
Raleigh
Max Gardner
Gastonia
Council of State
North Carolina
Carpenter
Lumsden
Gardner
Mr. Lumsden
Governor Nears Action on Tom Mooney Pardons
Governor C R Young of California may grant a pardon to Tom Mooney, the San Francisco dynamiter serving a life term. Friends insist he is innocent and the case could refute charges. The article also recounts Governor Gardner detailing troops to Gastonia, a mob attack in New York, and investigation updates with detective Robert Lumsden.
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C. C. Young
California
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
Friends of
Council of State
Gastonia
Gardner
New York
John G. Carpenter
Fourteenth District
Carpenter
Robert L. Lumsden
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Aimed at Constipation
A midwestern family doctor promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal remedy for constipation across all ages. Since 1892, after its manufacture began, millions of bottles are sold yearly with wide trust from mothers and households nationwide.
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Monticello
Illinois
Dr. Caldwell
Social events in Thomasville host wives and clubs
The Thursday Bridge Club met at the Blue Willow Tea room in Winston-Salem with four tables, awarding prizes to Mrs. G. W. Lyles, Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson, and Robert Rapp. Briarfield Chapter observed Memorial Day with the Little Grays program and cemetery decorations. Janie Tuttle Missionary Society met at Miss Marie Jones’s home with reports, a Baraca-Philaea convention note, and a social refreshments period. Mr. and Mrs. BE. C. Jernigan and daughter returned yesterday.
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Thomasville
N. C
Thursday Bridge Club
Blue Willow
Winston-Salem
G. W. Lyles
W. E. Tomlinson
Robert Rapp
Carson Cox
Dave Long, Jr
E. O. Wall
R. G. Jennings
Elsie Doxie
Mamie Harris
Ervin Earnhardt
Briarfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Main Street
M. E
Carolina
Ralph Wilson
Lexington
Little Grays
The
Confederacy
Evelyn Pope
Sally Tompkins
Mildred Jennings
Hobart Allred
Janie Tuttle
Rose Lice Cleared By Soap and Tobacco Wash
Rose bushes can be freed from rose lice by washing with a thick suds of soap and tobacco. The method suggests a simple home remedy for garden pest control.
Gardner appoints seven to Confederate Woman's Home board
Governor O. Max Gardner fills seven board seats for the Confederate Woman's Home in Fayetteville. Six are reappointments. Mrs. E R MacKethan is the new member replacing the deceased Hun ter G. Smith. Other reappointed directors include Mrs. N A Townsend Colonel A H Boyden J W Mc Laughlin Charles G Rose S T Thorne and W H White. The Aycock statue commission met to plan a Washington hall of fame bust.
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Aycock
Gardner
Hall of Fame
Washington
Eye Wash Use and Boracic Acid Solution
Eye care guidance recommends washing eyes with an eye cup twice daily. Boracic acid solution is as effective as commercial eye lotions and costs less.
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the Sinai Hospital
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R. T. Bunch
Attica
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Robert Curry
Luther Grimes
Grimes
Lexington Avenue
W. H. Tudor
Greenville
S. C
Ansel Cox, Jr
Lucy Eason
Staten
Strother
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W. L. Nicholson
Charlotte
R. S. Howie
Mocksville
Paul Green
Paul Green, Jr
Greensboro
John R. Myers
Marie Jones
F. D. Jones
E. C. Jernigan
Jesse Green
J. R. Blair
Vernon Snider
Charles F. Lambeth
Priscilla
Mrs
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Roaring River
Qutceustte
General Electric
General All Steel
N.B.C
High Point Hardware CO
Thomasville Society
BE. C. Jernigan
Confederate Woman's Home Board
General Assembly
CC. Brawley
Durham
Josephus Daniels
A. D. McLean
Beaufort
J. Y. Joyner
Cyrus M. Thompson
Jacksonville
James T. Webb
Shelby
R. W. Winston
Chapel Hill
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Gulf Supreme
Supreme Motor Oil
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Pittsburgh
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