Variety of Cases Arise in Lexington Court
Lexington November term of criminal court opens Monday November 23 with Judge Wilson Warlick presiding. The jail is near full as defendants await trial for two weeks. Three manslaughter cases on the docket alongside many other serious matters. Grand jury for six months to begin August term. County commissioners have drawn twenty seven jurors for the first week.
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Lexington
Wilson Warlick
Superior Court
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Juror lists for two week term of court across multiple districts
The document lists jurors by district and week for a two week court term. It records first week and second week jurors for Abbotts Creek Alleghany Arcadia Boone Conrad Hill Cotton Grove Emmons Healing Springs Jackson Hill Lexington Silver Hill Thomasville Midway Reedy Creek Hampton Yadkin College Tyro with names such as Clayton Payne Walter McCuiston Sam Morrin Lester Rose Jesse D Craver A H Kepler W D Smith Roy H Burkhart James L Shuler and others.
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Abbotts Creek
Clayton Payne
Walter McCuiston
Alleghany
Sam Morrin
Lester Rose
Arcadia
Jesse D. Craver
Felix P. Fults
Boone
B. Crowell Stokes
W. Hence Beck
Conrad Hill
A. H. Kepler
R. L. Ey
Cotton Grove
W. D. Smith
Oath Warfford
Chas
A. Clodfelter
P. A. White
Reedy Creek
Philip Byerly
Hollis Curry
Hampton
Chas Nelson
M. R. Phe
Yadkin College
John Essick
David Broadway
Tyro
Jesse Farabee
Gray Barnahardt
H. Cleveland Fritts
Proven Honesty in Wisconsin Debt Repayment Tale
In Monticello Wisconsin a former resident now in Rockford Illinois repaid five dollars on a six dollar debt contracted forty years ago with the husband of Mrs Martha J Richards, a store owner. She promised to settle the remaining amount when possible.
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Martha J. Richards
Richards
Rockford, Il
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Three Days Cough Dangers Warn With Creomulsion Ad
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a two-fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote plus other elements soothe inflamed membranes, inhibit germ growth, and rebuild the system after illness. Money refunded if relief is not found following directions.
Drivers in North Carolina urged to carry registration cards
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh reports Captain Charles D. Farmer warns motorists to carry automobile registration cards at all times to prove ownership and aid police in locating stolen cars. Enforcement begins January 1 with possible arrests for missing cards.
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Farmer
Remarkable Nature Book Provokes Humble Reflections
Readers react to a remarkable work on nature and marvel at its insights. A Hamburg reader quotes a sentiment about the vastness of nature versus human insignificance, while a woman comments on the ease of reaching such conclusions without lengthy pages.
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Hummel
Hamburg
12-Year-Old Boy Who Killed Sheriff Now A Life-Termer
The 12 year old Herbert Niccolls Jr. is noted as the youngest life termer at Washington state penitentiary in Walla Walla after killing Sheriff John Wormell of Asotin. The article details his early crimes, family background, and the lack of adequate institutions for his rehabilitation, with him described as calm and undemonstrative.
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NEA Service
NEA Service, Inc
Walla Walla
Wash
Washington Estate
Herbert F.niccolls, Jr
Herbert
John Wommell
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Orofino
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Peter Klaus
Wormell
Garfield County
Pomeroy
Idaho Hospital For Insane
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Nicholls
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Shoshone
North Idaho
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Elmer EB. Halsey
Manuel
Fifty Fathoms Deep on Stage Delivers Thrilling Deep Sea Drama
At the Broadhurst theater Jack Holt leads as a daring diver with Loretta Sayers and Richard Cromwell in support. The revue showcases Columbia Pictures pioneering underwater sound effects with scenes of diving helmets air hiss fish collisions and voices from surface to diver. A romance and peril entwine as two divers with opposite temperaments vie for the same woman and face near death.
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Broadhurst Theater
Jack Holt
Loretta Sayers
Richard Cromwell
Columbia
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
An advertisement claims a remedy removes gas in the stomach and bowels. It promises permanent relief from bloating and nervous sensations, including heart palpitations, and asserts the product is available at Eckerd's Cut Rate Drug Store.
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Sears
Here Lies a Dark Depths of Three Hundred Feet
Dorothy Howell and Roy Chansler are named as authors with Roy William Neill directing. The fragment hints at a film or work titled Perfectly Certain. A tense exchange questions marriage, with lines about family connections. The excerpt appears from a vintage screenplay or dialogue sample.
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Dorothy Howell
Roy Chansler
Roy William Neill
Passing Show Quip Reveals Street Commentary
A brief, humorous line from a Passing Show bit contrasts a stock market phrase with street imagery. The exchange uses a curb and gutter metaphor to lampoon financial fortunes.
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Ution
Oil-Burning Locomotives In Use Since Early 1990s
The report notes that oil-fueled locomotives have been operating since the early 1990s, reflecting a shift in fuel policy and locomotive technology. This overview highlights the historical adoption timeline and potential impacts on efficiency and emissions.
American Education Week Observed in Davidson County Schools
American Education Week is being observed this week in Davidson county and Davidson town schools with daily programs directed by principals and teachers. Local speakers in Davidson and Thomasville discuss public education achievements in economy health citizenship and rural living improvements.
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Davidson
Lexington
Thomasville
America
Missouri Rail Lines Turned Wildlife Sanctuaries
High rail corridors in Missouri have been converted into protected habitats for birds and animals, preserving rights of way as natural sanctuaries amid changing transportation needs.
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Missouri
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