Five Acquitted In Textile Murder
CHARLOTTE N C March 7 five acquitted as a jury of the charge of second degree murder in the dying of Elia Mas Wiggin toxic worker and mother of six children. The five nonunion defendants prepared today to return to Gaston. The jurors fired a fatal shot during a labor meeting. Lawyers Davis O J Lussord and Fred Morrow were found not guilty. Investigators were sent to assemble a grand jury for further investigation.
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Charlote
N.C
Elia Mas Wiggin
Chilren
Pesan
Gastontes
Tray Vues
Lawers Davis
O J. Lussord
Fred Murrow
Vesterfay
Merc Wpains
Ila Reirg Ag
Aganel
We Fite
Vewrerdas
Amateur play and church notices in Amherst district
A large audience attended a junior class play at the school auditorium on Wednesday evening. The program included readings, songs, and a short drama directed by Miss Helen Bu Pot with participation by several local residents. Separate notices report ongoing club meetings, a Ladies Aid presentation at the Methodist church, a tea planned for April 15, and routine church services across St Johns Evangelical, Methodists, and Congregational churches with guest speakers and Sunday school details.
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South Amherst
Marea
Auditorum
Mus
Muda Rute
PlaMiet
Frans
Halen
Fred Holzhauer
Apot
Kate Borpett
Mrs. Berdon
Mars
Myer
Otephebson
Salis Carter
Mary
Mare Gaun
Marie Sievers
Henri Maaruse
Puce Childs
Bib
Claude ‘Seriegigr
Bob Perdon
Katie
The
Imaid
Virginia Garviaod i Grubb
Susor
Kats
Pigmrs Strickier
Merpapej Heeman
da Mess
Ladies ‘Aid
Methodist Church
Ardy Hodman
Wo Meacham
Willam
Teursdarberst
Cai Bus
J. L Davis
Nora Slack
Herald Allsop
Son Buster
Ahron
Howard Kyle
William Emert
James White
Elyria
Ernie Engle
Arthur
Vermilion
Jack Winson
J. L. Davis
Anna Minch
Amherst
American Legion Post No. 197
Charles Corbett
Miss Marian
Wiliam Emert
Maude Bak
Henry Kolb
Carl Gibson
Elrria
Sunder
St. John’s Evangelical
E. Schmidt
Forship
F.& Eastmans
Orship Sa
Sunaas
H E Moore
Falers
Amst
James
Penfield Social Roundup Notices March Gatherings
Penfield Ohio March 1 residents and visitors share news of calls visits and small events. Kenneith Davison of Elyria and other relatives called on Deryison family. Students injured play at school received medical exams. Aunt Almira Ariand of Haseshire died aged 89. Locals attended a sugar-eat and a birthday surprise for Mrs Leona Smith. Nearby residents including the Bloughs Bobels Gow and Kolbert were present at various gatherings.
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Penfield
Ohio
Kenneith Davison
Elyria
Deryisons
P. E Davison
Donabei Glesner
Street
Lichfield
Lod
Walter Gregg
Almira Ariand
Haseshire
Jay Hart
Maren Ltd
Harold Thompson
Paulins
Mrers
Akron
Ben Soor
Margaret Lindsey
Elylia
John Renouard
Jasper- Tick
Fred Roiun
Leona Smith
Jack Kolbert Latranze
Movers Reach New Farm on Tuesday
Mrs James Herrick and her son Victor along with Carl Roe and his mother Mrs Jennie Roe moved Tuesday onto the Alex McCoy farm.
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James Herrick
Victor
Carl Roe
Jennie Roe
Alex McCoy
Columbia M E Church Notice Special Service Schedule
Morning worship at 9 59. Baptism and second reception of members scheduled. Report beforehand to pastor. Baptism of children. Junior address Life is a Light. Senior address Altogether. Special service details provided.
Negro Spiritual Concert Leads Evening Program
The program lists Miss Ger trude Akins as director of the choir with Bible school at 11 led by Jay Jasper as superintendent. Instead of the League at 7 39, a Negro Spiritual concert will be performed jointly by the choir and league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Akins
Bible School
Jay Jasper
Hotel Manager Claims 92 Percent Honor Among Guests
W Cooke, manager of the MC A hotel, asserts that 92 percent of 26 men passing through the hotel are honest. The hotel has operated for some time, with its management noting the overall trustworthiness of its guests.
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MC. A
Chicago
R W. Cooke
M.C. A
Nere
Transient men served and loans from YCAA executives
The excerpt notes that in 1929 the service averaged 2,239 men daily. It explains that some transients need money and that executives of the YCAA occasionally provide loans, from which their statistics are derived.
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Ence
Y. Cc. A
Loan repayments and collateral shortfalls in early lending
The text notes 35 and 42 cent loans with 2 percent paid, and many loanees lack collateral. It states repayments rose to 97 percent in 1928, highlighting high prior recovery despite borrower risk.
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Helle Brock
Hubert Allsup
Ers
Bson
Ympsyn
Bwirs
Jona Macener
Martin Spring
Wednes- Cavens
Harmenias
Mes
Henney Hothan
Auxliary
Count Cou
Legion
Elst
Thomas Flowers
Anna Sabiers
Erote Engle
Jackinson
Gleveland St
Perry Ct
United States Rubber Company
Mens
Mermnane
ARS
Mvetle Grega
Columbia M.E. Church
C.L. Terry
V. S. L. Battery Ferlice Second St
Hallworthy
Gregg
Elyal School OF
Second Street
Newell Hotel
Capitol Theater
Georgette
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