Poisoned Banker Fights for Life in Crowd of Hope
A Macon banker and real estate owner, B Sanders Walker, died after taking a mistaken poison tablet. He endured a week of agony under doctors’ care and repeatedly told his wife he would recover, while confirming business and family matters until the end. The case drew national attention as physicians pursued treatment details with Johns Hopkins doctors.
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B. Sanders Walker
Macon
Tam
Stone
Walker
Johns Hopkin Hospital
Baltimore
Fundy
A. F. Funderburk
Page“land
Wrightsville
Pacific
Monroe
S. K. Beth
Rerne
Wilmington
Pageland
Stonza
Shelby
Blue Ridge
Funderburk
Carolina Supply Co
Furder Burk
West Virginia
Mr. Funderbark
Express
Asheville
BR. Lamb
Southern Railway
Chicago
Mel Cutcheon
Mintake
McCutcheon
H. Saunders Walker
Georgia
Houston For The Silence Medal In State Of Washington
A Washington Post style feature lauds Secretary of Agriculture David F Houston for his restrained conduct and quiet leadership. It traces his career from Spartanburg to Harvard and to Washington University, noting his methodical approach and readiness to stay silent under pressure during cabinet deliberations.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Hin
Washington
Saturday Evening Post
Houston
Ford
Wilson
David P.houston
Doctor Houston
St. Louis
Doctor Baile
North Carolina
Logan W.fuge
Department of Agriculture
Page
Washington University of St. Louis
University
Tama Jill Wilson
Mr. Fage
Washington University
College of South Carolin
City School
Spartanburg
South Carolna
Harvard
University of Texas
Agricultural Mechanical College of Texas
Notor
Mary Institute
Medical
Rockfeller Sanitary Commission
Harvard Graduates’ Club
Statesman
Dsu
Meee Cae Guae Sani
Paul Roberts
Murthink
Alma
Kann
David Franklin Houston
Cer
Roberts
St. Louia
Wither
Texas
Monkhor Boy Shoots Man In Charlotte
A 19 year old Norfolk Southern clerk William Stevens shot G S Smith of Virginia after a Sunday cigarette demand dispute in a Charlotte commissary car. Smith, perforated intestines, is in critical condition at St Peters Hospital. Stevens surrendered to police claiming self defense.
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Willie & Young
Athu Stevens
G. Smith
Virginie
Charlotte Observer
W. B. Stevens
Norfolk Southern Railroad
Smith
Virinks
Charlotte
Seaboard
Caldwell
Davidson Streets
Stevens
Caldwell Street
St. Peter’s Hospital
Mis
Christenbury
Pollee
Union County
David Stevens
W. PF. Stevens
Wheel
Monroe
Chlotte
Norfolk Southern
HM In
J. A. McRae
Plummer Stewart
Stewart & MeKae
St. Peter's Hospital
iMr. Stevens
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Calgary
Alberta
Luther McCarty
Edward Smith
Arthur Pelkey
Northwestern Mounted Police
McCarty
Webter
Witch Heavy Coat
Tha McCarty
Aulelly
McCarthy
Pelkey
Pelky
Clyde Hl. Tavenner
Congress
J. W. Whitfield
Capt Kelly
H. M. Houston
J. D. Russell
HW. M Hardin
Armfield & Laney
Heath
W. H. Trott
L. J. Cottonatt
J. T. Petteway
Poro
Tarboro
Edna Morris
Arnheim
Mr. Arnheim
United States
Provident Wilson
Civil Service Commission
Postmaster General
Post Office
Washington, D. C
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Atlanta
National Jeweil
Fulton County Grand Jury
Phagan
Frank
Newt Lee
Lee
James Conely
Conley
Lincoln Times
Lincolton
Floyd Beam
Aji
Lewis Lee
Beam
Shen
Cline
Southern Presbyterian
Daniels
Kansas City
Kansans
Wallace
Salem
Maas
Jessie M
New York
Chapman
Florence Ingalls
Fens
Bryan
Hons- Louis
Monkor Boy
Man
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
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