Crime Title and Its Reduction Discussed By Juvenile Agencies Leader
Jackson Mississippi November 9 AP Institutions and agencies handling juvenile offenders are praised for their 1870 framework. Burdette G. Lewis argues crime prevention requires reform in lawyers judges and politics, cites disintegration of American home life as a factor, calls for national coordinated effort.
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Lewis
Juvenile Agencies Group
Jackson
Miss
United States
Burdette G. Lewis
National Conference of Juvenile Agencies
Congress
American Prison Association
New Jersey
New Jersey State Commission of Institutions and Agencies
Trenton
America
Football Star Baxter Gillon Dies From Game Injuries
The 23 year old Baxter M Gillon Jr Lenoir Rhyne captain and fullback died after injuries from the Saturday game with High Point college He died in Salisbury hospital and the funeral was attended by players from High Point and Lenoir Rhyne as well as family members His death was due to a broken neck and base of the brain. He had played two seasons at Lenoir Rhyne after transferring from the University of North Carolina Survivors include two brothers Charles and Paul and two sisters Mrs Conrad Hill and Lucile Gillon.
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Baxter M. Gillon
Lenoir-Rhyne
High Point College
Salisbury
High Point
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Young Gillon
Gillon
B. M. Gillon
University of North Carolina
Charles Gillon
Salis- Dury
Ata Paul Gillon
China Grove
Conrad
Mrs Elizabeth Newsome Dies at 74 in Durham
Elizabeth Newsome aged 74 died at home 435 Mangum Avenue shortly after 11 Sunday morning. She leaves two daughters Margaret and Oline Newsome and two sons John and Harrison Newsome, a son in Fayetteville, and sister Mrs J M Woodell of High Point. Funeral from home Tuesday at 1 pm to High Pine church Randolph County. brief home services at 2:30 by Rev E W Jones.
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Elizabeth Newsome
Mangum Avenue
High Point
High Pine Church
Ranulph County
Rex
E. W. Jones
Busy Woman's Club to Meet at Mrs Howard's Home
The Busy Woman's Club will meet this evening at 7 30 at Mrs G C Howard's home 204 Camel Street. Mrs Howard hosts as a member of the First Baptist church group and will welcome attendees.
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First Baptist Church
G. C. Howard
Camel Street
Salisbury Player Baxter Gillon Buried After Fatal Game
Baxter Gillon 23 of Salisbury, captain and fullback for Lenoir Rhyne, died from injuries from the Lenoir Rhyne High Point game. He was buried at 10:30 a.m. in China Grove. Funeral at his home led by Rev. Edgar Woods with Lenoir Rhyne pallbearers and wide student attendance.
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Salisbury
Baxter Gillon
Lenoir- Rhyne
High Point
Lenoir
Lenoir-Rhyne
Gillon Remembered as Lenoir Rhyne Honors Captain
Le noir Rhyne college closed its doors and held morning services in memory of Baxter M. Gillon the Lenoir Rhyne football captain killed last Saturday in the High Point game. A large delegation including President P E Monroe traveled to Salisbury for the funeral as the team served as pallbearers.
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Hickory
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Baxter M. Gillon
High Point
Gillon
P. E. Monroe
Lenoir-Rhyne
Salisbury
Green Street Baptist Church Receives 1831 Thank Offering
The Green Street Baptist congregation in the high school auditorium took a thank offering of 1831 for the new church building under construction. Pastor Rev. H. T. Stevens said the amount is separate from prior pledges. Revival services continue nightly through Wednesday, with Mr. Stevens preaching Tuesday on Short Beds and Narrow Covers.
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Green Street
Colored Quintet Organized In City
The New Colored Quintet of High Point is organized as one of the city’s best groups of colored singers. Members include Cornelius Pace captain and bass Eugene Cruse second bass Arthur Davis baritone Ernest Phelps tenor and Jonas Reed leader. They are ready to provide music for any occasion and will travel locally or beyond upon request.
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New Colored Quintet
High Point
Cornelius Pace
Eugene Cruse
Arthur Davis
Ernest Phelps
Jonas Reed
Conference Resolution Opposes Evolution Teaching in State Schools
The North Carolina annual conference of the Methodist Protestant church closed with a resolution opposing any theory taught in state supported schools that unites man by blood with lower animals. Greensboro was chosen to host next year’s meeting, and ministers were assigned to serve across the state.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
S. W. Taylor
Burlington
N. G. Bethea
Lexington
J. A. Burgess
J. R. Hutton
T. H. Lewis
Washington,d. C
Lewis
Grace Methodist Protestant Church
Alamance
Albemarle
Anderson
R. G. Koons
Asheboro
J. E. Pritchard
Asheville
C. W. Bates
Bess Chapel
E. A. Bingham
Bessemer City
W. L. Carson
Charlotte
H. F. Surratt
Chase City
J. H. Trollinger
Chatham
J. H. Bowman
Cleveland
J. D. Morris
Concord
H. F. Fogleman
Connelly Springs
J. R. Gurtner
Supply
Cornelius
C. E. Phillips
Creswell
R. L. Hethcox
Davidson
C. E. Ridge
Democrat
M. C. Henderson
Denton
Glenn Madison
J. Elwood Carroll
Draper
J. S. Riddle
Enfield
R. C. Stubbings
Fairview
C. G. Isley
Fallston
J. M. Morgan
Flat Rock
J. B. Trogdon
Forsyth
Geo. L. Curry
Fountain Place
G. H. Hendry
Friendship
A. Ridge
Gibsonville
Glen Raven
Fair loses money and policy shifts fail to help
The article notes a financial setback for a fair tied to Mrs. Vanderbilt’s policy changes that did not improve finances. It highlights the state–N. C. game as the main feature preventing deeper losses and suggests the event drew attention despite overall negativity.
End of Carolina State football clash may kill state fair
Raleigh reports conflict over a November football game jeopardizes the state fair which has shown losses for three years. The Carolina State match has drawn crowds, but funding and terms remain unsettled. O Max Gardner of Shelby leads the North Carolina agricultural society, with supporters backing his bid amid ongoing financial woes.
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Raleigh
Carolina and
State College
Carolina
Fair Association
Vanderbilt
O. Max Gardner
Shelby
North Carolina Agricultural Society
Southern states record 43 deaths in week of wrecks
AP tally from eleven states shows 43 killed and 208 injured in ten southern states last week. A Nahunta Georgia bus collision with an Atlantic Coast Line train killed eight and injured 22, later rising to 12 fatalities. Florida reported seven deaths and 91 injuries, while Georgia counted 36 injuries and deaths linked to Atlanta incidents. Mississippi reportedly had no fatalities or injuries.
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Birmingham
Ala
Associated Press
Nahunta
Atlantic Coast Line
Georgia
Florida
Atlanta
Mississippi
Revival Begins at Oak Hill Friends Church This Week
A religious revival started Sunday morning at Oak Hill Friends Church with daily services planned at 7 30 each evening. Pastor Rev Cora Lee Norman leads most sermons with assistance expected from Mrs Key who arrives this afternoon.
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Oak Hill Friend's Church
Cora Lee Norman
Key
Blazer Denial Focuses on Killing Case Testimony
Dr. Harold Elmer Blazer testifies in the trial over the death of Hazel Blazer aged 34. He denies slaying his daughter claiming he remembers nothing of the events surrounding the discovery of her body in the same room. The courtroom heard a grim account of the "human husk" and the care he offered his severely deformed child.
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Littleton
Colo
Hazel Blazer
Harold Elmer Blazer
Joel Stone
Stone
Frances Bishop
European money used in fight 10 defeat prohibition
Chicago reports William E. Johnson alleging European bootlegging interests plan a Washington anti prohibition drive on January 16 funded by European distillers and brewers. The group behind the push includes Berlin figures Wilhelm Rosenkranz Franz Braum and Wilhelm Kiesehhe and the Schultheiss brewery family. Otto Schultheiss travels to America but stays by the Atlantic coast.
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Chicago
William E. Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Ernest H. Cherrington
World League Against Alcoholism
Washington, D. C
Europe
Belgium
France
Czecho
Slovakia
Internationaler Verein Zur Hebung der
Secretary For the Liberty To
Otto
America
Atlantic Coast
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Delaware Bay
Minnesota
Hazel Blazer murder case enters second week in Littleton
In Littleton Colorado on November 9 the Hazel Blazer matter continues as the defense of Dr Harold Blazer charged with killing his daughter prepares to reveal its next phase in court.
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Littleton
Col
Hazel Blazer
Harold Blazer
Northern hotel growth plans target North Carolina sites
The Continental Leland Corp formed by Continental Hotels and Leland Hotels aims to build a string of nine hotels with investments over twenty million dollars. One site mentioned is Sedgefield between Greensboro and the city, where a large Pinehurst style resort is discussed though no facilities are advertised yet.
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Continental-Leland Corporation
New York
Wall Street Journal
North Carolina
Sedgefield
Greensboro
A. W. McAlister
Sedgefield, Inc
Acount
Continental- Leland Corp
Leland Hotels, Inc
Sweet
Boy Scouts of High School Hold Meeting
All the boy scouts of the high school met today with principal L R Johnson and scout executive Gordon Blair in the school auditorium. Johnson praised the scouts for their fine work and spirit and interest in their studies. Plans were discussed for a scout day at the school with uniforms and honor badges.
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Boy Scouts
L. R. Johnson
Gordon Blair
Johnson
Ile
Winston Musicians To Be Here Tuesday
Plans are complete for a large musical program at the tabernacle Tuesday evening. The seventy four piece orchestra and the Winston-Salem band from Winston will perform, promising to be one of the era’s most entertaining events.
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Winston
Tabernacle
Winston-S
Atremer
Spivey Baby Dies at Home of Parents
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs J W Spivey of 115 Ragan Street died Sunday morning shortly before 4 o'clock. The body was taken to Moore County yesterday afternoon for funeral and interment.
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J. W. Spivey
Ragan Street
Moore County
Hampton Anglo Saxon Club Objects to UNC Glee Club
The Hampton Anglo Saxon club protests to North Carolina's governor over the UNC Glee Club's Hampton Normal Institute concert in Ogden Memorial hall. Admission is limited to whites who sit with the school's Black students and friends. A recent Hampton post objected to a Black instructor addressing a white YMCA conference. the instructor later did not appear.
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Hampton
Hampton Anglo- Saxon Club
North Carolina
University of North Carolina Glee Club
Hampton Normal Institute
Ogden Memorial Hall
Hampton Post
Members of Mob to Be Tried for Tot Jail Attack
Judge overruled the defense motion holding the affairs were common. The defendants face separate trials for the assault on Tot Jail, with implications for coordinated mob action and accountability.
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Tot
Real Estate Dealer Among Those Who Forfeited Bonds
In Asheville on November 9 AP reports Motions to separate trials of 32 men charged in the Buncombe county jail attack were overruled. All defendants face one trial as conspiracies tie the cases. Bonds set at 2507 each. Creaseman and Pegram did not appear and bonds were forfeited. Thirty two men pleaded not guilty.
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Asheville
Buncombe County
A. M. Stack
Superior Court
Stack
Lawrence Creaseman
Paul Pegram
R. M. Wells
Creasman
Rayburn
Pegram
Fred Smith
Fred Fore
Carl Swink
Diamond Ward
Harry Smith
Luther Townsend
Frank Gasheron
Sam Stroupe
Bud Wilson
Charlie Penlan
Alf Sams
Steady Ball
Herman Banks
John Jarvis
Delbert Martingale
Swann Griffin
Jim Redman
Ossboss Hudgins
Jenkins
John Evans
W. C. Scott
Plnto Young
Jim Morris
Herschel King
Peter Bell
Delbert Shipman
Douglas Bishop
H. P. Rayburn Cap Hagan
Charlie Hansley
Robert Holcombe
Lawrence Lyda
J. Swain
Mark W. Brown
Iilis Jones
Gallatin Roberts
Laund Prown
R. M. We
Death of E. Peyton After Cancer Battle
Washington report confirms correspondent E. Peyton died from stomach cancer. The Raleigh News and Observer and Greenville News writer was noted for cancer-related illness.
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Washington
E. Peyton
Raleigh News and Observer
Greenville
Dock N. Welborn Bloved Citizen Claimed by Death
Dock N Welborn, a longtime resident, died after a series of strokes. He suffered a first stroke last April and another in August, with paralysis listed as the cause in the notice.
Welborn Furniture Dealer Dock Welborn Dies in High Point
D N Welborn prominent High Point furniture dealer dies at home after six months illness and two strokes. Born April 22, 1876 near Trinity he was 49. Survived by widow six children four brothers two sisters. Funeral Wednesday 11 am at Wesley Memorial Church with Oakwood cemetery interment.
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D. N. Welborn
High Point
Parkway
Mr. Welborn
E. K. McLarty
Wesley Memorial Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Dock Welborn
North Carolina
Trinity
Joseph A
Mary Jane Welborn
Allen Burton
Elizabeth Snow
Nancy
David N., Jr
Raymond Ellis
Joseph A. Welborn
Robert
Charles
John
Jake Welborn
Eugene Marsh
Onslow Marsh
Welborn
Point
Harllee-Welborn Furniture Company
Welborn Furniture Company
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
High Point Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Offenses Grow Against Colonel of Air Service
Colonel William Mitchell, via his counsel Representative Frax R. Reid, tells a court martial he will prove criminal and almost treasonable negligence in government aviation. He cites the Shenandoah fatal trip, a naval officer pressuring Lansdowne’s widow, and efforts to aid a foreign flight organization near the Panama Canal, plus insufficient air protection for Hawaii and the Philippines.
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Washington
William Mitchell
Military
Naval Air Service
Frax R. Reid
Shenandoah
Zachary Lansdowne
Lansdowne
Theat
Panama Canal
Hawaii
Philippines
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Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Margaret Sanger
American Birth Control League
Harold E Balzer
Littleton, Col
Blazer
Distillers
Great Northern Hotel Promotion Corporation
Boy Scouts of High School
Spivey
U. N. C. Glee Club
Yee
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