Eleven gamblers convicted in state witnesses case
Eleven gamblers, all colored, were convicted in a recorder's court on Monday with one immune from punishment due to state witness status. The men were named Jephex Nixon Magee Myers Willie Smith Claud Mulder George Taylor Gar Rogers Nick Washington Calvi Kelly and Robert Cowan.quent two others faced separate charges while others received various penalties including jail labor terms and extended supervision.
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Recorder’s Court
Burton
Washington
George
Arthur Washington
Jim Brown
Jephex Nixon
Magee Myers
Willie Mith
Claud Mulder
George Taylor
Gar Rogers
Nick Washington
Calvi Kelly
Robert Cowan
Moses Sharpiess
Torrow
Sarandas
White
Peerly Johnson
Donations To Fort Caswell Hospital Reach Local Donors
Over the past two weeks many Ames residents contributed sustenance and goods for the Fort Caswell hospital through the Harper Memorial. Donors include Mrs. J B Fox banana and loaf cakes Mrs J H Dreher two loaf cakes and more with fruits vegetables oysters jello and sodas from local shops and individuals such as Mr L Mason Mrs Toon and Mrs Pelgram New York donors also sent items in support while Mrs George Hutaff provided grape fruit and juice.
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Te Hospital
Fort Caswell
Harper Memorial
J. B. Fox
Neil Morse
J. H. Dreher
H. E. Bonitz
Jurgen Haar
J. G. L. Gieschen
L. Sellers
Oliver Hutaff
George H. Hutaff
Meeting on State Automobile Association In Raleigh
Automobilists are urged to attend a Thursday meeting in the Senate chamber at the Capitol Raleigh to organize a State Automobile Association. The group plans better road building, stricter auto law enforcement, mobilization of cars in war service, and pushing favorable legislation.
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Raligh
Senate
Stera War Service
Raleigh
Hanover Building and Loan Association
J. W. Yates
H. F. Wilder
Boswell Injured In Stereotyping Room Accident
Ed M. Boswell foreman of The Star stereotyping room was struck in the chest by a lever from machine BF one causing near collapse. Houston Moore summoned aid and Boswell expected to return to work soon.
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Ed. M. Boswell
The
Star
Ar. Houston Moore
Funeral of Mr Ingram Aboard Railroad Victim
Funeral services for Robert Ingram Atlantic Coast Line brakeman killed when his train sideswiped box cars near Warsaw were held at his Orange Street home and he was interred in Oakdale cemetery. Survived by a wife and three children. Pallbearers were members of the United Societies including William Brown William Grant Bertram Welch William Southerland S M Spencer and E T Craig.
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Robert Ingram
Atlantic Coast Line
Warsaw
Orange Street
United Societies of
United Societies
The
Messrs
William Brown
William Grant
Bertram ‘Uelch
William Southerland
S. M. Spencer
E. T. Craig
Flags Presented To St Matthew's Sunday School
The Sunday school at St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran church received two flags one national and one Christian flag. Superintendent William Otersen accepted them as Rev G W McClanahan spoke on their meaning and allegiance to both. Mrs William Bender and Mrs Henry Otten gave the Christian flag while the adult Bible class donated the American flag. The program ended with singing The Star Spangled Banner.
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St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church
William Otersen
G. W. McClanahan
William Bender
Henry Otten
Funeral for Mr George Cochett in Wilmington
The funeral of George Pratt Cochett, who died Saturday at his Carolina Apartments home, was held yesterday at St James Episcopal Church at 9 45 in the morning. A large crowd attended the service conducted by Rev. Dr. William H. Milton. Burial followed at Oakdale Cemetery, with pallbearers Fred W. Dock Waddell Watters W A Townes F M Ross W D MacMillan Jr and F A Lord listed.
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George Pratt Cochett
Carolina
Oakdale Cemetery
St. James’ Episcopal Church
William H. Milton
Wilmington
Fred W. Dock
Waddell Watters
W. A. Townes
F. M. Ross
W. D. MacMillan, Jr
F. A. Lord
Funeral for Charles L Frost Held at Bellevue Cemetery
Funeral services for Charles Louis Frost were held yesterday at his Meares street home, conducted by Rev. J. H. McCracken and Rev. J. B. King of Fifth Avenue Methodist Church. Interment followed at Bellevue cemetery with pallbearers J. T. Lattimore, T. S. Bender, H. Drew, R. W. Sidbury, J. S. Barnes, and J. E. Hale.
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Frost
Bellevue Cemetery
Charles Louis Frost
Meares Street
J. H. McCracken
Fifth Avenue
Messrs
J. T. Lattimore
T. S. Bender
H. Drew
R. W. Sidbury
J. S. Barnes
J. E. Hale
Bank Statements Called For Washington March 11
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all National banks of the United States at the close of business Monday March 4.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
United States
Cardui touted as life changing aid by Mrs Felker
Mrs Joanna Felker of Cleveland Tennessee credits Cardui with restoring health and strength after years of decline. She describes severe abdominal and back pain and subsequent rapid recovery within days of starting Cardui, praising the medicine as a loyal friend over the past four to five years.
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Cleveland
Tenn
Joanna Felker
Cardui
Cardus
Ben
Greensboro mayor urges Ford to build Wilmington shipyard
Mayor E J Stafford writes to Henry Ford urging establishment of a Wilmington shipbuilding plant as part of a statewide effort. The letter cites Wilmington’s advantages and references Edward N Hurley of the Shipping Board supporting the port as ideal for ship construction.
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Greensboro
Wilmington
E. J. Stafford
Henry Ford
Michigan
Ford
Stafford
Hurley
Mc Ford
Mr. Ford
North Carolina
South
Thomas W. Bickett
Edward N. Hurley
United States Shipping Board
F. M. Simmons
Lee S. Overman
Washington
McGowan
Jacksonville
N. C
Clergy and locals travel to regional events
Rev. L. B. Boney of Audubon preached at the County Home Sunday afternoon at 3 30 to an appreciative congregation. Mr. Fred Smith spent yesterday in Wilmington en route home at Marine from Warsaw. Mr. J. Gilchrist McCormick left this morning for Laurinburg and then Washington D C for a conference with William Gilchrist president of Acme Manufacturing Co.
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L. B. Boney
Audubon
Fred Smith
Wilmington
Marine
Warsaw
J. Gilchrist McCormick
Laurinburg
Washington, D. C
William Gilchrist
Acme Manufacturing Co
CAPT Williams Rejects Invitation to Oak Hill Meeting
CAPT Edgar D. Williams declines an invitation from Mr. Grant to attend a meeting at Oak Hill schoolhouse on March 12. He dismisses the event as a repeat of past speeches and urges neighbors to stay home, tend to farms, and vote wisely on March 19 for the community’s best interests.
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Evening Dispatch
Edgar D. Williams
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Ames
MR. Ingram
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Oakdale
Mr. Cochett
St. James’ Church
Sullivan
King of
Front Street
Virginia
D. L. Gore Company
Messenger Service
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Postal Telegraph
Castle Street Furniture Co
Castle St
Notaries Public
Harriss Printing and Advertising Co
Blackwells
Durham
Warren’s
Chas. Finkelstein
G S. Front St
Greenfield
Delatour Chocolates
Bear Produce
Moise. Co
Wilmington, N. C
Orion Knitting Mills
Kinston
G. McE
First Baptist Church
Castle Hayne Road
J. H. Hinton
Second ST
Market and Dock
Elgin
Young and Gorman
South Second Street
Dock
Market St. Finder
Market
Thomas Franks
Joshua Franks
Jawowj-Mon
Queen City Cycle Co
Market St
Hoy Kennedy
South Fifth St
Gordon
Maine
Cam
Bear Produce and Moise. Co
Foltz and
Kendrix
L. Mazer
Philadelphia
Bear Produce and
City
Tom Nichols
Red Cross
D. F. Barnes
Delgado
R. C. Andrews
the Motte Business College, Inc
Ial
Builders Supplies
W.B. Thorpe & CO
Exelento and
Se Rocalie
NTO Medicine CO
Atlanta, GA
ST. John’s Lodge NO
A. F
A. M
A. S. Holden
the Peoples Savings Bank
American Bank & Trust Co
Citizens Bank
Wilmington Printing Co
Uncle Sam
War Savings Club
Brooklyn Bridge
W.B. Cooper & Co
A.b.croom, JR
New York
America
Southern
Sans-Souci
Pagking
H. C. McQueen
M. F. Allen
J. W
Graing
J. W. Grainger
C. S. Grainger
W. S. Johnson
Ca _ JR
Shier
Orde the
Ort
Act
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