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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1924

Page

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Mystery minister in furnace death case stirs Columbus inquiry

In Columbus Ohio the Rev C V Sheatsley wife Addie Sheatsley the furnace victim faces jury scrutiny as he disputes self harm theory. Investigators led by County Prosecutor John R King focus on odors of carbonic acid and a missing bottle from the cabinet while neighbors and church members await further evidence.

Sheatsley John R. King Detroit Judia King Clarence Keatsley

Prohibition Unit Move Favored by Senior Circuit Judges

The senior circuit judges urged transferring the prohibition unit from the treasury to the department of justice. Chief Justice Taft agreed. They said enforcement would improve with AG control and avoid trivial prosecutions, with district attorneys bearing responsibility for major cases.

Washington Prohibition Treasury Department Department of Justice Judicial Conference Jusee Ie We Camtan Attorhey Oe Stone Congress Taft

Rhinelander Sues for Divorce Over Hidden Black Ancestry

Leonard Kip Rhinelander of New Rochelle files in Westchester Supreme Court to annul his October marriage to Alice Jones citing fraud about her blood. He states she concealed Black ancestry and misrepresented whiteness, with affidavits sworn by a notary. Rhinelander, 22, is son of Phillip Rhinelander, heir to a fortune of $1 billion.

New Rochelle N. Y Leonard Kip Rhinelander New York Alice Jones Westchester Supreme Court Rhinslander King’s County

Wedding Delays and Justice Proceedings Near Day’s End

The report recounts a postponed marriage involving Miss Wright and her fiancé Mitchell, detailing travel to Rocky Mount and Richmond, a non wedding claim, and a maternity hospital birth in April. It notes Cooper’s eight year sentence for bank violations and his conditional restitution and resignation from the New Hanover Board of Education.

Miss Wright Mitchell Johnson County Goldsboro Will’ Tr. Smith Misda Wright W. H. Cobb Wayne County Rocky Mount Richmond Spring Street Home Wilmington N. Y Thomas KE. Cooper Dent Liberty Say Bank Cooper Shan Gebiy North Carolina New Hanover Board of Education

New Bern Mob Action Feared After Fatal Accident

In New Bern North Carolina evidence from an inquest shows Edna Williams was killed when a speeding car driven by a Negro struck her as she walked with other children. National guardsmen guarded the jail after a large crowd gathered and Sheriff Williams asked for state troops.

Fiette Edna Williams Vee Godette National Williams Morrison

New York Cotton Close and futures steady

New York cotton futures closed steady on November 26 with December at 23.75, January 23.90, March 24.24, May 24.58, and July 24.57. New York spot cotton remained quiet with Middling at 94.95.

New York

The Mirror Suspends Publication for Thanksgiving Day

The Mirror will not publish tomorrow morning in observance of Thanksgiving Day. The next issue will appear on Saturday morning and readers are wished a happy Thanksgiving Day.

Mirror The

Wilson Relief Association Doing Splendid Local Work

The Wilson Relief Association led by S. B. Denny as president and Mary Barrett as its relief administrator has carried out extensive aid to distressed residents. Barrett funds and drives include her own transport and a salary of seventy five dollars monthly, with a yearly donation return. The group needs four hundred dollars to cover hospital fees food and supplies and calls for immediate community donations.

Carl Gobrorh Wilson Wilson Relief Association S. B. Denny Ed. Warren J. E. Barrett Pillars Barrett Relief Association

Two Chinese Slain In Another Tong War

Hartford police reported two Chinese men, members of the Hartford On Leon Tong, were shot and killed in a local laundry by two other Chinese. The attackers fled in a wheeled vehicle.

Hartford Conn The Leon Tong

Inquest Held Into Death of California Banker

William R. Fee, president of two banks in Alhambra and San Gabriel, died from a head blow and choking as shown in inquest testimony. His body was found near Mary F. Watkins's mountain cabin. Mrs. Fee fainted after testifying about seven years of family trouble involving Watkins.

San Bernondino Cal William R. Fee Alhamora San Gabriel Mary F. Watkins Watkins Fee

Willis Couple Spend Thanksgiving in Windsor with Kin

Dr and Mrs H C Willis are spending the Thanksgiving season in Windsor with relatives.

Windsor Mrs. H. C. Willis

Egyptian Status Unchanged Amid Cairo Quiet and Sudan Withdrawals

London dispatch reports no new developments as Cairo and Alexandria stay calm and militant students abstain from protests following Zaglou Pasha's advice. Viscount Cecil is observed ensuring Egyptian units withdraw from the Sudan while awaiting Cairo's next move. The British cabinet debates Egyptian affairs in advance of Parliament's opening speech.

London Cairo Alexandria Zaglou Pasha Viscount ‘Tilenby Sudan

Germany Acts to Cut Living Costs With Rail and Coal Cuts

Berlin officials move to ease living expenses by cutting state railroad freight rates by ten percent and lowering coal prices by eight to ten percent as part of a broader push to boost business nationwide.

Gow Germany Berlin

Deputies Address League Protest on Sir Lee Stack Case

The Chamber of Deputies submitted a protest to the League of Nations over British demands related to the Sir Lee Stack affair. The protest was not distributed to league members due to constitutional rules prohibiting non governmental documents.

Chamber of Deputies League of Nations Lee Stack Sirdar League

Dolls Sell Out As Mirror Orders Run Short

The Mirror reports rapid demand for doll shipments tied to subscriptions. A new batch was ordered Monday with twenty spoken, another wired yesterday and arriving soon. Reserve now for the talking walking doll with each yearly renewal or subscription.

The Mirror

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Mr. Sheatsley Case Columbus, Oo Christ Evangelistical Luthern Church Parson C. V. Sheats Blieve Department of Justice Treasury Bela Wright Wayne Mitchell M. W. Barnhill J. A. Wright Joe Godette NEW Hanover Education Board Sand Ant Miss. Wright New Bern Sean N. C England Geneva
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