Lena Lee Convicted in Prohibition Cases Sentenced to Four Months
Lena Lee, a Negro woman under indictment in three prohibition cases, was convicted in municipal court and sentenced to four months in county jail with workhouse placement. Execution of the second sentence to begin after the first term. third case judgment suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Lee
Lewis B. Teague
Robbins Knitting Mill
Elmer Ward
Ben Vaughn
Tom Allen
Mose Johnson
Charlie Kellis
BE. D. Watkins
A. J. Carmichael
Paul Zachery
A. H. Smith
Harold Fowler
Kay Vaughn
Jessie Cochrane
R. O. Lee
Harry Vincannon
C. Hucks
Tom Hooks
Simon Johnson
Charlie Bean
Adams- Millis
Editor Paid Back Salary Award In Mining Articles Case
Magistrate C. C. Muse ordered Blue Book Publishing to pay Edward Simpkins forty dollars for back salary as editor of the New Deal weekly. No written contract existed though Simpkins penned mining articles on Gardner Hill near Jamestown to boost the mine’s stock.
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Blue Book Publishing Company
New Deal
C. C. Muse
Edward Simpkins
Simpkins
Muse
Gardner Hill
Jamestown
Growers Push Five Year Plan For Tobacco Control
Tobacco growers urged the advisory board to extend the current two year program into a five year plan. Hutson would be empowered to adjust the program as conditions change. Delegates applauded the proposal, indicating strong backing.
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Hutson
Stocks hold gains in narrow trading range
Stocks rose modestly in New York trading, edging near the top of the three month range but failing to break resistance. Early advances of fractions to over a point were seen as rails and motors were bought briefly. Bonds remained strong, while commodities stayed narrow in range and silver traded around 11 4 cents per ounce. The dollar weakened overseas before firming on the U S side of the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlartic
Assault charge against Tickle at Jacobs Street stand
Tickle, operator of a Jacobs street stand, was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly drawing a pistol on Miss Julia Baltimore. The Washington girl said she was forced to drink liquor and attacked. officers found cartridges but no weapon. He requested a jury trial in municipal court.
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Tickle
Final Services Held for John H. Freeman
Funeral services for John H. Freeman were held Tuesday at 2 o'clock at Marlboro Friends church. Rev. B B. Bulla and Rev. W A Elkes conducted with pallbearers Clifton Rook Harry Ashwell Austin Hart James Weant James Weat and Harry Monroe. Flower bearers were Mrs L M Young Mrs Archie McDowell Mrs J J White Clara Mae Vestal and Lida Ray. Interment followed in the Church Cemetery with the church choir singing Rock of Ages Take It To The Lord In Prayer and Passe Me Not O Gentle Savior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Freeman
Marlboro Friends Church
B. B. Bulla
W. A. Elkes
Clifton Rook
Harry Ashwell
Austin Hart
James Weant
James Weat
Harry Monroe
L. M. Young
Archie McDowell
J. J. White
Clara Mae Vestal
Lida Ray
Winners to Compete in Broadhurst Show
The Broadhurst Theater shifts from amateur night to an all-star program tonight featuring past winners. At 9 p.m. six contestants vie for the top prize: Vivian Brown, Frances Moser, James Wood, Clyde Green, Milton Crowson, and Walter Mathis.
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Broadhurst Theater
Vivian Brown
Frances Moser
James Wood
Clyde Green
Milton Crowson
Walter Mathis
Rites Set For Robert Leonard In Davidson County
Funeral services for Robert F. Leonard who died at 2107 English street will be held Thursday at 2 30 p m at Center M E church Davidson County with a home service by Rev M C Connor He was 66 born March 8 1872 and moved to High Point 25 years ago He is survived by his wife Mrs Cora Sowers Leonard eight children Clyde Glenn Earl Paul Leonard and three daughters and fifteen grandchildren plus a brother and four sisters and a half brother from nearby areas The family home and local church set the services mystery details
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Robert F. Leonard
English Street
Center M
Davidson County
M. C. Connor
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Leonard
Alfred
Katherine Link Leonard
High Point
Tomlinson Chair Company
Cora Sowers Levonard
J. L. Murrow
G. BE. Yates
A. H. Smith
Clyde Andrews
Clyde
Glenn
Earl
Paul Leonard
C. Long
Midway
W. R. Craver
Davie County
B. M. Craver
Lexington
Mattie Freedie
J. A. Leonard
Welcome
Farm Debt Board To Meet Friday In Greensboro
Guilford county farm debt committee chaired by J W Clinard will hold a 2 30 p m meeting Friday in the office of Mrs Blanche Carr Sterne county relief administrator at the corner of North Greene and West Gaston streets. The committee will consider farm debt adjustment matters and Mrs Sterne asks farmers with debt problems to contact her office or a committee member. The panel operates under the federal farm debt adjustment administration to help debtors and creditors adjust personal debts.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
J. W. Clinard
High Point
Blanche Carr Sterne
North Greene
West Gaston Streets
Federal Farm Debt Adjustment Administration
Final Rites Held For Mrs. P. A. Chamberlain
Funeral services for Mrs. P. A. Chamberlain were held at Abbott’s Creek Primitive Baptist church with Elder J. A. Passe presiding. A home service featured Dr. W. A. Lambeth and a quartet. Pallbearers included Geo W. Lowe and Charles Thompson. flowers coordinated by several local ladies.
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P. A. Chamberlain
Abbotts
J. W. Garrett
Lawrence White
R. M. Padgett
Dorothy Hoskins
Geo
W. Lowe
R. M. Abernathey
Charlies Thompson
John Scruggs
Marl Chamberlain
Morris Bales
Paul Spencer
Wayne Williard
Flowers
R. F. Coble
Wv. G. Kirkman
L. D. Ridge
J. W. Williard
M. L. Bales
J. Johnson
C. ©. Garret
Harriman Proposes New Permanent Recovery Act
Harriman voices support for a new permanent recovery act in a speech to business leaders. He argues current policy causes unrest and strikes, leads to price fixing and monopolistic practices, and attempts to regulate minute business details.
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Harriman
Stoll Kidnap Case Details emerge from Nashville to Indianapolis
The account describes Mrs Stoll’s capture and captivity with Mrs Robinson acting as guard and the kidnapper Thomas H Robinson Jr collecting and delivering ransom. The narrative notes ransom planning in Nashville, travel around Indianapolis, a police hold in Scottsburg and a staged safe release before authorities proceed.
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Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Nashville
Thomas H Robinson, Sr
Robinson
Textile Industry Stretchout Investigation Initiated
Separate boards will be appointed by the textile labor relations board for each of the three industries, with the same impartial chairman for all. A labor representative and an employer representative will fill the personnel in each industry.
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Textile Labor Relations Board
Kidnappers Wife Frees Alice Stoll in Louisville Area
Mrs. Robinson, wife of the accused kidnapper, is being held for questioning while authorities trace the ransom episode that led to Alice Stoll’s release. The $50 000 ransom package was routed via Thomas H Robinson Jr and intermediaries before Mrs. Robinson boarded a train toward Terre Haute. Federal agents watched the chain of exchanges as details remain incomplete. Interment followed in the family church cemetery.
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Louisville
Nathan
Robinson
Nashville
Robinson, Jr
Terre Haute
Ind
Mra. Stoll
Indianapolis
Arnold Clegg
H. H. Clegae
Alice Stoll
Clegg
Stoll
Osborne named in murder bandit case and related arrests
Five suspects tied to a fatal highway robbery and shooting near Sumner are identified by Sheriff Phipps as involved in the Davis murder. Robert Smith, 20, is highlighted as a key suspect linked to money from an insurance payout. The attack left William Davis dead and his father injured. Initial theories point to robbery. other suspects include Ralph Dill, once linked to a hosiery strike case. Federal agents chase leads across Indiana and Kentucky as the investigation unfolds.
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Robert Smith
Sumner
Joe 8. Phipps
Sumner Boy
Smith
Ed Davis
Greensboro
Mr. Davis
William
Sumner School
Davis
Osborne
William Davis
Clinic
Warner
Dill
Sams
Young Smith
Phipps
Davie
Ralph Dill
High Point
Chicago butter and egg market report summary
Chicago product prices show butter at 6,328 firm with creamery specials at 93 score 26 27 cents and various extras and standards. Eggs steady at 1,682 firm. no egg sales reported.
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Chicago
Administrator's Notice for Estate of O L Brogan
Crandford administrator informs creditors to present claims by September 20 1935 and all debts to be paid. Notice dated September 18 1934 at 102 Culler Street High Point North Carolina. Attorney C H Smith serves as attorney.
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O. L. Brogan
Guilford County
North Carolina
B. GC. Cranford
C. L. Brogan
Culler
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Smithdeal Realty & Insurance Co
West End Coal and Wood Co
Coal and Wood
J. R. Boone
C. L. Michael
W. C. Kelley
Union Mattress
Becker Tailoring Co
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Heatrola
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North State Telephone Co
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Adams Bt
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Wrenn St
M .T. Hicks
Bloom Furniture Co
City Shoe Shop
West Commerce St
Clein’s
Australia
Graham
Pontiac
Buick
DE Soto
Plymouth Dealers
West End
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Ring Drug Co
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