Moonshine Raids Lead to Slippery Dockside Rescue
Deputies Kirkpatrick and Easley raided a moonshine operation near Rockingham after locating a blockade. In a bungled pursuit they captured two operators, lifting one man from a ravine and washing him for two hours before facing family reunion. The raid yielded tense gunfire and uncertain hits as authorities plan a return engagement with Rucker and King. The case moves toward a court appearance before Judge Boyd in Atlanta.
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Warren Ger
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Depty Kirkpatrick
Mr. Kirlapatrick
John
Tive
Rucker
Boyd
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Laymen Missionary Movement convention to be held in Winston-Salem
Article notes preparations by committees for the Laymen Missionary Movement convention in Winston-Salem next month. Preliminary meetings set for February 11 with out of town workers to speak at city churches. An interdenominational event aims to involve all city churches and include mass and overflow meetings in various venues. Winston Journal reported anticipated addresses by White and Doughty.
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Duville
Layimen
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Doughty
Winston Jourmal
Southern confesses to $2,471 theft from Spach Brothers
Robert L. Southern, a 35 year old factory worker at Spach Brothers in Southside, admitted to a months long safe robbery scheme totaling $2,471. He broke under police questioning after a trap captured his alledged loot of small nightly sums including $4.50, $63, and weekly gaps in records.
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Robert L. Southern
George W.ent
J. J. Adams
J. P. Charles PeRorthside
Spach
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Southern
Sherif Flynt
Adams
Hoover Roll of Antioch School for Month Ending Jan 26
Roll lists second grade pupils Rush Johnson McCreary de grad Raymond Allred and Dollie Younger. Other entries include Benton Seal Mick Marci Johnson Achili Ayre Alley Lec frule Mary Seal Nile Foy Johnson Caleb Allred Tom East with N. and Draughs and Mary Teast as teachers.
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McCreary de Grad
Raymond Allred
Dollie Younger
Benton Seal
Mick Marci Johnson
Achili
Ayre Alley
Mary Seal
Nile Foy Johnson
Caleb Allred
Tom East N. &. Draughs
Mary ‘Teast
Almost Lost His Life to a Severe Storm
A Mason Michigan man recalls a brutal storm that left him with a painful chest and hard breathing. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with relief and a two bottle cure after a neighbor provided early doses. The ad promotes the remedy as safe for coughs colds and throat or lung trouble guaranteed by a local drug company.
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Bud
Mason
Mich
Dr. King
FE. H. Metuis Drag Co
Cameron Hotel in Denton Burned
Earl Warner reports Cameron hotel at Denton destroyed by fire in the early hours of yesterday. Damage exceeds 5000 dollars with little insurance. About a dozen guests were in the house. several jumped from a second story window and were severely injured. Traveling men lost sample cases and baggage. Ormond may die from his injuries.
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Earl Warner
Denton
Cameron Hotel
Tie
J Shaw and Cameron
Lewis
Ashboro
Mr. Ormond
Ormond
G. Dan Morgan
Chiropractic Ointment Boosts Sprain Relief Ad
An advertisement promotes Chro berhiin s ointment for sprains claiming rapid pain relief and restoration of healthy condition. Bottles priced at 25 and 60 cents available through local dealers.
Elopes at Eighty-Six Bride Is Forty
Baltimore reports the marriage of 86 year old Thomas James McGill to 40 year old Miss Bertha Roberts of Easton Md late last September. McGill and his wife reside on Goldsborough street Easton and his family of eight children, 240 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren were not surprised by the union.
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Thomas James McGill
Easton
Bertha Roberts
Six Years' Sentence For Stealing Engine
Worcester, Jan 24 Ralph I Jardine seventeen years old received six years in the reformatory after pleading guilty to stealing a locomotive from the New York New Haven and Hartford line on January 3 He operated the engine at speeds up to eighty miles an hour colliding with a passenger train at Webster Junction injuring about twenty people the judge presiding declared the sentence justified by the acts and circumstances
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Mass
Reformatory
Ralph I. Jardine
New York
New Haven
Webster Junction
Christmas theft and yearend accounting at Space Bros
A worker admitted stealing money before Christmas to fund celebrations and bought beer with part of the funds. The six days of New Year 1912 show no stolen money in the books, possibly due to a resolution or absence from work. Space Bros. says the thefts will not affect their business or operations.
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Space Bros
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Rexall Orderlies Promise Relief for Constipation
A vintage ad touts Rexall Orderlies as a gentle effective bowel regulator and strengthener that reestablishes nature's functions without griping or nausea. It claims universal suitability including children and the elderly and notes three sizes priced 26 cents and up, available at Peoples Drug Co.
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