Wrayne 18 Found Not Guilty of Negro Murder
Cross City Florida March 27 W C MecRayne was found not guilty of murder of Louis Barker a negro employed at Putnam Lumber Company and a clothing salesman The jury returned the verdict today McRayne along with five others including Thomas Higganbotham former camp whipping boss faced charges for the killing The other five have not been tried
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Cross City
Fla
W. C. MecRayne
Louis Barker
Barker
Putnam Lumber Company
McRayne
Thomas Higganbotham
Effort to Get Collins Body to Start April 1
Cave City Kentucky March 27 Work on the recovery of Floyd Collins body in Sand Hill will begin about April 1. W H Hunt mining engineer of Central City who accepted a contract to recover the body from Homer Collins Floyds brother said he would go to Sand Cave to review the plan. He noted he had received an initial payment on the contract from Homer Collins.
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Cave City
Floyd Collins
Sand Hill
W. H. Hunt
Central City
Homer Collins
Floyd
Hunt
Sand Cave
The Mississippi's Role as Inland Waterway
The Mississippi River, though vast, is underutilized compared with the St Lawrence, Rhine, and Yangtze. Only through a major expansion of trade with South America and the Orient via the Panama Canal will the Father of Waters become a leading global inland waterway.
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St. Lawrence
Rhine
Yangtse
China
South America
Orient
Panama ‘Canal
Salt Roads Use Salt Crystals as Binder for Road Surfaces
Salt attracts moisture making road salt crystals bind like stone creating dust free highways. Engineers use salt crystals as binder in road construction due to the success of salt roads. Residents report less autumn wear on Peel Street despite the improved surfaces.
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Kai Crystal Road
UtaOone
Training Camp Enlistments Slow This Year
The War Department reported a 31 percent drop in Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and DC applications for citizens' military training camps. By March 28 only 539 men had applied, down from 777 at the same date in 1924.
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Washington
Virginia
Third Corps
Maryland
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
War Department
Citizens’ Camps
Market Report of Daily Local Wholesale Prices
The Star lists today’s wholesale prices for local markets including wheat flour corn meal and various grains. Prices for eggs butter shelled corn and livestock such as chickens calves hogs lambs and sheep are shown, with different figures for local and Baltimore areas.
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Star
Romer
HOSS
Howe
Moore Bevel
Market Street M E Church Services
The Lodestone will be the theme of the sermon at the 11 30 o clock service tomorrow Sunday with a hopeful and inspiring service planned. The pastor will tell juniors the story of the crucifixion. Church school 945 Ada Busey class opening worship. Evening 730 pastor preaching Groups About the Cross. Last Sunday of the Conference Year inviting all to attend.
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Ada Busey
Church of Christ Sunday Services Outline
The Church of Christ posts the Sunday order of services with Bible school at 9 45 a m led by Lt Beckman, morning worship at 11 and 7 30 p m sermons on Love and Hate and The Conversion of the Philippian Jailor, Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m, Evangelistic Missions led by Egle Funkhouser, mid week prayer and choir practice, pre Easter services moved from April first to April fifth, all welcome.
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Church of Christ
L. Beckman
Evangelistic
Egle
Funkhouser
Philippian
L. J .Hockman
Felt Blue Man Tries Suicide in Danville Hotel
Danville reports H. J. Hedrick Jr. of Norfolk, 24, connected with an underwriters association, attempted self-destruction saying I felt a little blue. He suffered three wounds one through the roof of his mouth, one in his right temple, and another in the back of his head. He was held at a local hospital after the attack at a hotel.
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Danville
H. J. Hedrick, Jr
Norfolk
Long legal hearing on back dividends suit in Richmond
In Richmond on March 27 a long day of argument in law and equity court shaped toward a conclusion tomorrow in the suit of Narwich Power Company and other preferred stockholders of the Southern Railway to collect 29 million dollars in back dividends allegedly charged to them.
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Richmond
Law and Equity
Vine Narwich Power Company
Southern Railway
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