White Man Charged In Heinous Crime In Crowder Creek Plot
Special to the Charlotte Observer details a North Carolina case tied to an alleged white conspirator who aided Milas Partlow in a failed wreck of the C and N W Railway northbound train at Crowder's Creek trestle Gastonia. Detectives hunt the white suspect seen in the area, with evidence including stolen spike bars and a train wreck plan tied to insurance proceeds and Partlow's two children. additional notes cover the Nashville fireman Thomas Hayes death and local society news from Red Bluff.
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Olive Branch Church Notes and Local Farming Blues
The piece reports a strong Sunday School lesson on the Ever Giving stream and notes cotton fields remaining white with pickers scarce causing farmers to feel blue over prices. It also mentions a well attended Methodist sermon by Mr Foxworth and Rev Spink’s monthly appointment on the fourth Sunday at 3 p.m.
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Exuberant Fox Hunter and Violent Strike Tales Across Regions
A fragmentary 1910s era dispatch recounts St Matthews area fox hunting fervor as O H Wienges decorates his farm with a planned car remodels and a boastful note on fox hound packs. The piece shifts to Augusta strike breakers amid clashes with unions, then migrates to a dramatic pursuit in Greenville Spartanburg area with a mob rescue of a suspected rapist, militia involvement, and a daylight chase ending in an arrest.
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Dynamos and Trials in The Times Bombing Case
Los Angeles October 4 report compiles the chrosology of the Times bombing case set for trial next Wednesday October 11. It notes expert findings of high explosive use, grand jury activity, indictments against Brice Schmidt Caplan and McNamara, and arrests including James B McNamara Ortie E McNamara and John J McNamara with timelines through July 12.
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Indicted Himself in Village Court Guilty Plea
In South Orange New Jersey Justice J Martin Roll arraigned himself on a village ordinance charge and pleaded guilty. He fined himself five dollars for allowing an employee to tether a horse to a tree on Church Street, then paid the fine and kept the receipt before turning over the money to the village treasurer.
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Death reveals Pater in Kalamazoo family mystery
In Burgess Hospital a death sparks a question of paternity as two sons, Joi Gallegher and Charles, search for their father once missing for twenty three years. They track a Kilamazoo cigar dealer Felix Gallosher who believes their late father Mah was his father. The tale spans Chambersburg Pa and the Eastern states with years of no contact.
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Phe Dent Mah
Gallaghery
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Charles
Chambersburg
Kalamasco
Kalamazoo
Minute note from Monroe La on October hote made aeroplan
A fragment from Monroe Louisiana minutes mentions an October note about a boy and a makeshift airship. The readable text is sparse, offering few concrete names or details beyond the location and a vague reference to a boy involved in an aircraft-themed note.
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Prisoner to be Baptized at Baptist Church Pool
Samuel N Hyde, under sentence for the murder of his wife, was taken by the sheriff to the Prat Baptist church for baptism by Rev. Dr. John F. Vines. Judge George G. Prince had ordered the transfer and granted permission for baptism. Petitions to commute the sentence to life imprisonment are circulating and will be sent to Governor Bleake tonight.
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