Bank of Pageland names Parker head in local shakeup
The Bank of Pageland annual meeting elected L. L. Parker as president succeeding W. S. Blakeney while C. G. Morgan becomes cashier. Directors include Tr. H. Blakeney and J. A. Arant among others. The bank adds $500 to surplus and adjusts salaries split 3 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Pageland
Pageland Journal
Messrs
William Terry
Fred Threatt
J. W. Terry
Jacksonville
Threatt
Alice Threatt
Oklahoma City
Funderburk House
J. R. Abbot
Chesterfield
Bear Creek
Grant
C. L. Melton
T. W. Gregory
Journal
Horace Cato
Bank of Pageland
W. 8. Blakeney
L. L. Parker
R. H. Blakeney
C. G. Morgan
Tr. H. Blakeney
Ww. Blakeney
J. A. Arant
J. J. Funderburk
D. Moore
D. Mangrum
E. M. Rallings
B. Mungo
Blakeney
Parker
Morgan
Bank of Union
Monroe
Ousting Effort Against U S Attorney Hammer
Marion Butler filed a petition and affidavits with President Wilson seeking the removal of W C Hammer U S Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina. Charges allege election fraud and failure to perform duties with a possible Washington hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Butler
Washington Dispatch
Randolph County
Wilson
W. C. Hammer
United States
North Carolina
Washington
Richland Township
Congress
SHOULD STUDY NATURE Ends and Lessons for Busy Men
A feature note urges men who idle among dry goods, boxes, and railroad tracks to pause and study nature. It compares humble observation of ants and daily life to deeper understanding, citing Pilgrim's Progress and Bunyan to urge humility and curiosity. Also reports on local marriages and social visits in Indiana Trail communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowell
Indiana Trail
John Bunyan
Masten
Bert Parker
Union Neighborhood
Misa Myrtle Marze
Davis
Charley Parker
J. M. Harksy
Lfe
Letta Hamilton
Indiana Trail School
Monroe
Parse Lemmond
Matthews
Willie Ritch
Wild Grove
Samuel Lemmond
Village
Jack Williams
Chaingang
Monroe Township
Union County
J. N. Price
N.C
Price
Nct
Two More Americans Killed in Mexican Bandit District
Negotiations opened with the de facto Mexican government to secure special trains to move Americans still in the bandit terrorized northern Mexican district to the border. Authorities requested military escorts for safe refugee arrivals and mining firms in Chihuahua and Durango were ordered to pull workers back to the United States. The report notes the execution of three more Americans by bandits loyal to Villa.
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el Paso
Tex
Santa Ysabel
Pablo Lopez
Francisco Vila
Chihuahua City
Carranza
Mining Company Special
Thomas B. Holmes
Mr. Holmes
State Department
Ranch Baiza
Santa Ysaubel
Newman
Evans
Machattan
I. Watson
Watson
Machatton
Holmes
Lopez
Texas
Mexico
United States Department of State
Chihuahua
Durango
United States
Villa Adher
Marshville Wingate Road Efforts Rally Local Support
A letter from Union county Spirit outlines a plan to open a 16 foot wide shortcut from Monroe and Marshville road near H. P. Bass to Wingate. Marshville and Wingate residents donate funds and labor to build a broad road, with praise for local road supervisors and Wingate’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Webb
Marshville
Wingate
Monroe and
H. P. Bass
B. ©. Griffin
Fie
Webb
Supreme Court Decree Clears Death for Warren Christy Case
The State Supreme Court affirms Superior Court verdicts in Forsyth on the murder of G. J. Warren. Mrs. Warren, called the moving spirit, and Christy face execution by electrocution after a premeditated, cold blooded murder. Governor Craig will set new dates with no expectation of clemency.
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Asher de Disputch
Lane
Wayne County
Governor Craig
John Richards
Goldsboro
North Carolina
Richards
Craig
Raleigh
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Walter Clark
Christy
Warren
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MR. Parker
Burdett Crowell
Mr. Crowell
Lkedian
Burdett
Burdette
John Kendal
Charlotte
Walter Thomas
Annie Harkey
J. M. Harkey
Kate Thompson
Sardis
Maggie Boyd
Sir John
George Thomas Little
Anson
Wadesboro
Ansonian
Bright
Guiledge Township
Litte
Mary Cornelia Bennett
Mr. Brown
W. E. Crump
Polkton
J. L. Pratt
Raeford
A. L. Leggett
J. M. Belk
R. J. Little
Cheraw
Arkansas
W. H. Reddish
East View
Mr. Little
South
Golboro
Robert Anderson
Toler
Smith
Coley
Richard
Nelro
Hooks Bridge
Gurley
Neuse
Smith and
Fork Township
Stanley
Hammer
Mr. Bryan
George F. Parsons
Babicora Ranch
Mineh
Peter Keane
Kramer
Guerrero
Jose Rodrigues
Madera
Carrang
Maximiano Marques
Union
Biblical Recorder
Braxton Craig
Judson
Chowan
Our State University
Tarboro
Mount Olive
Rocky Mount
Shepherd Heart
Philadelphia
Albert
Samuel Ebinger
Haverford Avenue
West Phladelphia Hospital
Fem
Papa
Ebinger
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