Hege Trial Opens in Davidson County for Deaderick Murder
J Graham Hege, a Lexington manufacturer, goes on trial for the murder of J Franklin Deaderick, cashier at a local bank. Jury selection occupies the day with 50 men drawn for the panel. defense cites unwritten law. Deaderick was shot at Hege's home on March 29. Hege surrendered claiming defense of home honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
N. C
J. Graham Hege
J. Franklin Deaderick
Davidson County
Hege
Deaderick
36 Names On Casualty List
Washington reports the army casualty list naming 36 officers and soldiers. Included are Lieutenant Harry W. Johnson killed in action, Lieutenant George W. McCabe wounded, Lieutenant William Hepburn severely wounded, and Corporal Charlie T. Morrow and Private Oscar J. Carter among the severely wounded.
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Washington
Army
Wilsep
Harry W. Johnson
Bethlehem
George W. McCabe
Vicksburg
Miss
William Hepburn
Windsor
Conn
Charlie T. Morrow
Douglas
Ala
Oscar J. Carter
vAriton
New York Letter by O. O. McIntyre describes city life
In a June diary style dispatch from New York, O. O. McIntyre recalls a bustling morning of oddities including a mews sheet hoax, a parade, flying machines, and a visit to old employers. He notes soldiers, wartime anxieties, Dolly Sisters sightings, a private musical, Sir Herbert Hoover, and stories of idleness and idlers in Fifth Avenue shops.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Samuel Pepys
Mny
Monte Carlo
Times Square
George Dorsey
London
Dolly Sisters
O’donnell
Herbert Hoo Wer
Brooklyn
Sheepshead Bay
Tappen’s
Fifth Avenue
Arrivals at Seashore Hotel for June and June 1
A list of guests checked into Seashore Hotel including E A Corbett Q M C Washington D C Frank A Sewell Atlanta GA Emory M Pattillo Charlotte N C A Abbott Wilmington NC and many others from cities such as Petersburg VA Birmingham AL Spartanburg SC Wilmington NC Kenansville NC Winston Salem NC and New York. The notice notes arrivals at Seashore Hotel on June 1 and June 2 with numerous names and home cities.
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Seashore Hotel
E. A. Corbett
Washington, D. C
Frank A. Sewell
Atlanta
Emory M. Pattillo
Charlotte
N. C
A. Abott
Wilmington
P. R. Worthington
Petersburg
H. C. Bowie
Birmingham
Ala
Edw. L. Wolfe
Spartanburg
S C
B. Towler
E. G. Glass
Richmond
J. N. Johnston
J. Goodlett
J. B. Farrer
Richmond, Va
W. W. Stanley
Walter D. Haley
Joe Birch
W. W. Gregory
C. H. Pietz
Longbranch
N. J
J. B. Peacock
Columbus
W. J. Heflin
Murray Emanuels
T. O. Gillespie
O. H. Peacock
A. J. Doughty
New York
Belle Moncure
Raleigh
J. K. Powers
South Carolina
C. J. Henry
Seattle
Wash
E. H. Berg
F. G. Wingfield
Bethel Miller
M. E. Roberson
W. W. Fuller
Ruth Pleasants
T. G. Gladney
A. Lingo
D. D. Sloan
McKown
D. L. Hanson
Wm. B. Lukens
Evelyn Loftin
G. C. Malpass
Louise Holmes
Ethel Holmes
Lawrence Childs
W. A. Balsley
B. C. Sharpe
L. H. Deihl
C. L. Jones
H. V. Eva
N.anderson
P. R. Anderson
H. L. Manning
P. Heinsberger
L. F. Mitchell
Louise Beale
H. M. Boon
Marie Granger
Raymond Hunt
Virginia Brown
Small
K. G. Miller
W. C. Renaut
L. Dickinson
G. Gerkin
F. E
H. B. Semmes
Baltimore
New York Secretary of State Francis M Hugo Hopes Optimism
Francis M Hugo, secretary of state of New York, spoke at a banquet with an optimistic mood. He recounted starting his business career by aiming to be as hopeful as a diner in a restaurant who expects to pay with a pearl found in oysters.
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Francis M. Hugo
New York
War era buys cheap rattled cars in summer sale
War disruption drives buyers toward the cheapest vehicles as police auction features battered autos and junk like pushcarts and buggies. A touring car torn from a tree in Central Park sold to a millionaire who never appeared, while another rich buyer paid $55 for a battered taxi.
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Central Park
Foundling taxicab and carts headline local trades
A found taxicab was left on a doorstep as part of a local exchange. A collector paid 50 cents for a buggy and purchased 11 pushcarts, all in good condition except for broken wheels and handles.
Calotabs Calotabs 18 Wholly Delightful New Calomel
Calotabs the new harmless and nausealess calomel may now be obtained at drug stores as a liver cleaner and system purfier. One tablet at bedtime with water, next morning you feel fine and ready for breakfast. Sold in original sealed packages at thirty five cents with money back guarantee.
Blood Purifier and Strengthener Promoted to Consumers
A vintage advertisement claims healthy blood means vitality and urges taking S. S. S. blood purifier to cleanse and strengthen the system. It asserts many drugstores carry the remedy and invites readers to request free information from Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift
Swift Laboratory
Atlants
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J. Graham Hedge
J. F. Deaderick
New York Letter
Wrightsville
U.S. Food Administration
David
Palm Beach
The
A. David Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Metric
White and Coles
Alma Brown
Fruman
Azurea
Carmen
Dagett & Ramdale
Melba
Red Cross Streets
Winter Park
Wrightsvile Blgh
Leave “Electric Center
P.M
Rightsville
Aon
Beach
West
Ouyd
Eave Wrightsville
A. M
Ee Park
Ninth
Orange Streets
Ssre Ee
Third Liberty Loan
Murchison National Bank
South Atlantic Coast
Wrightsville Beach, N. C
N.C
New Illustrated
E. L. Hinton
Wrishtile Beach
H. K. Nash, B. F. King
Aval
Sullivan
King of Shoemakers
Front Street
J.B. McCabe and Co
Certified Public Accoun
Murchison Bank
W. C
Str
Southport
Fort Caswell
Cape
Our Soldier Boys
UNION
Seaboard Air Line
Arsito
Sleeper
Atlantic Coast Line
Columbia
Norfolk
Fayetteville
New Bern
Augusta
North
Army & Navy
U. S. Army & Navy Tablet CO
West Broadway, N.Y
Council of National Defense
Water Street
Tenth
Castle
Campbell
City Laundry
North Second Street
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