Deplorable murder shocks Archdale community
Left English, a dog trainer at Archdale, shot and mortally wounded Jack Armstrong, Gould Kennels manager, at the Horace Ragan place in Archdale. Armstrong died within hours after the Monday shooting. English surrendered Tuesday afternoon and is jailed in Asheboro. Funeral services for Armstrong were held at Dr J A Turner’s home with Masons and Elks in attendance.
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Archdale
Jack Armstrong
Gould Kennels
Horace Ragan
Armstrong
English
Geo. Miller
Randolph County
Asheboro
J. A. Turner
Stokes
Salisbury
Williams
Greensboro
Gould
Bermuda
Dr. Turner
J. A Turner
High Point
Masons and the Elks
Hardin
Hogland
Gould Hunting Lodge
Jamestown Township
Mackey Lodge
Jamestown
Wounded arms and injuries report from local incidents
Ed. Brown broke his right arm while cranking an automobile last week. Chas. Wright fell from a motorcycle Monday and injured his left hand and wrist.
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Ed. Brown
Chas. Wright
Hospital Busy Monday With Multiple Surgeries
City hospital reported a busy Monday with several operations. Mrs W. B. Hinshaw had a tumor removed, Mrs. Howard of Star underwent appendicitis surgery, and Mr. Beck of Denton had major skull surgery. Also admitted were Miss Tysinger of Denton and Miss Smith of Sparta for procedures.
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City Hospital
W. B. Hinshaw
Howard
Star
Beck
Denton
Miss Tysinger
Miss Smith
Sparta
Death of Mr Freeman in Memphis and local funeral
Herbert Freeman, a well known local figure, died in a Memphis hospital last Friday. His remains arrived here Tuesday and were interred at Archdale. Dr G F Duncan has returned from New York after five weeks away. The Carnival of Sports is scheduled for April 4 at the Industrial Club rooms.
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Helen Rogers
Ray Hedgecock
Welch School
A. G. Dixon
Fairfield
Freeman
Herbert Freeman
Memphis
Tenn
Archdale
G. F. Duncan
New York
Hollow Horn Bear Dies After Inauguration Visit
Hollow Horn Bear, a leading Sioux chief whose likeness appears on the new five dollar bills, died in Washington after attending President Wilsons inauguration. Once seen as a turbulent figure, he became a respected leader on the Rosebud reservation following the late 19th century uprisings. His death leaves Chief Red Shirt as the last great Sioux war chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollow Horn Bear
United States Treasury
Washington
Wilson
Sitting Bull
Battle of
Wounded Knee
South Dakota
Hollow Hort Bear
Rosebud
Chief Red Shirt
Helow Horn Bear
Meeting Monday Night at Industrial Club Rooms
Citizens gathered at the Industrial Club Rooms for a stockholders style city update led by Mayor Tate. He outlined past two year finances, responded to revenue questions, and discussed a sinking fund proposal while noting lawsuits over the sewer outlet and a protective legislative move by Representative Gold. A revival service started at the First Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North State Telephone Company
Manufacturers Club
North State (Independent) Telephone Company
High Point
North State Co
Mascott's to Lecture at The Rose on March 27
At The Rose today for one day only the Mascott brothers, ex Kalem and Vitagraph performers, will present travel lectures with slides from a 10,000 mile journey. They have 6,829 miles logged and a Rambler tandem on display. Admission is 10 cents. The theater opens at 1 09 p m.
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Rose
Mascott
Kalem and
Vitagraph Co’s
Rose Theater
Investment Share Promises Low-Cost Home Building appeal
The notice touts an investment of one dollar per month per share as a path to affordable home building or investment gains. It emphasizes the low ongoing cost and potential financial advantage for buyers seeking residence or capital growth.
High Point sees rise in knitting mills and manufacturing
Iris reports a growing trend in High Point with another knitting mill planned. The move mirrors an expanding local manufacturing sector that has long been profitable and welcomed by the community.
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Iris
High Point
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Ty Conard
Jamey Ti L Paras Company
A. P. Staley
High Point, NC
Bruce Craven
Wachovia Bank
N.C
Venetia Smith
Milliner South Main St
Rogers
Mygnufacturers
Tiller’s Emporium
Moffitt Furnishing Company
Slyse
Leonard-Beavans-Storey Company
Representative
Davidson County
Gold
First Reformed Church
W. H. Lane & Co
Coler Road
Here
Thomasville
Pickett Cotton Mills
Ray Beard
Migs Gertrude Sanders
J. M. H Iield
E M. Brower
A. J. Owen
The
Joffitt Fornishing Company
New Series Piedmont Building Loan Association
W.C. Idol
Sec
Treas
Salomon Robinewitz Store
Salomon Pebinowitz
Harris Block 110
Washington Sr
Paris
Alexanders
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