Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-09-10
Domestic

Action to obtain $505,OO0 from the
Fl. V. Green company, investment bro
kerage corporation, with Offices In
lis cities in the United States, mas
been filed in the supreme court, II
is learned from New York City by
Mark O. Prentiss of the Bankers For
eign Credit Clearing House, Inc.
A telephone buoy, tossing on the
waves in the path OF the steamship
General Goethals revealed the plight
of the crew of the submarine SD, sub
merged for more than thirty-five hours
off the Delaware capes, according 70
information received in New YORK.
The bell on the buoy was ringing and
]. H. Anderson, registrar for Lau-
derdaIe county, on the advice OIL MS
attorney, has declined to register q
number of Alabama women. he states
that the legislature must promulgate
law covering the new electors anu
their privileges.
The national board Of farm organ
izations voted disapprovel of res
: olution designed to have farmers take
! over the cooperative elevators IN the
United States and form a glgantic
wheat pool.
: small boat was Immediately lower
/. cd from the Genera lGoethals inc
e boat reached the buoy, cut in on ths
= telephone apparatus on 1t, ana tnen
I from the depths of the seas came TINS
4 MESSAGE: 1.-THE submarine SD mas
j. been submerged for thirty-five hours
Air is running short. Machinery dam
I aged Send for help"
r. A wireless message from the unit-
n oil States steamship General Goethais
e was picked up at Pennington, Conn.,
4. nv David L. Moore, who has wire
S. less outfit at his home in Harrington.
n Robert Harron, motion picture star
shot himself accidentally while unpack-
n ing a trunk, and is reported ny nus
ct pital physicians in New York TO Do
e in a serious condition.
lie Two men were burned to death In
10 government all-metal mail airpiane
It. which fell at Morristown, N. J. Al
S though the bodies were not charred
n beyond recognition, their ciothes
were burned off and it was impossible
to identify them through this means.
-Four stills were brought to Straight
Fork church in Scott county near
Knoxville, Tenn, after they had been
re cut to pieces. during revival at that
of church. One was brought and placed
al. in the church one night with letter
cd from the owner to moonshiners telling
- them to do as he had done, stack
~ arms. deliver up their stills and serve
Of God"
re, Two men were burned to death in
ed a government all.metal mail airplane
ar. which fell at Morristown, N. j. The
plane was flying at low altitude ana
% tbe pilots seemed to be having trou-
as ble with the engine. sounds Of back
al. fire being heard.
it. Jazz curfew has been decreed by
nv matter-offact judge in the Jeffer
as. son Market court, New York City, VINO
he ordered the clanking of cowbells and
ed. the moaning saxophone to cease theif
Ell ianple in order that weary workers
might the more securely be wrapped
re. in the arms of Morpheus.
mr.. Firing from the wooded heights upon
DO the village of Chatteroy in the Goa
an. strike country of West Virginia, con
yar timed during most of the night O
I've sentember /. The federal troops sta
I'd toned there have been reinforced, pu
de. there is no report Of any casualties
the as yet.
The Tennessee house Of representa-
asst t;ves with quorum present for thu
6S7 first time since August 20, expunge'
from the journal, August 81, all recor'
has ~ ratification of the suffrage amend
mo- mant and voted AZ to "a, with 20 no
voting
the Herbert Medlock, Macon Ca maj
49,. who was accidentally shot at roa
-, 1bouse near Savannah, Ca, by Mrs. "
) n nurden. and whose condition ha
ngs been precarious, viii not die, phys
.ivil clans state. The bullet went tnroug
dol bis brain, and his condition is anna
ing even to the doctors.
,see william Z. Kettles, who, as DO
of teleeraphe7, received the message
urts washington announcing the fall Z
ives p;chmond on the morning of April
ern. 1ss5 died at his home in the Charlie
are ton district Of Boston. He was
years Of age.
ula. Shot through the abdomen twie
thir. Nelson sauls of Eufaula, Ala, died.
hun brother-in-law, Homer Stanley. Of 9
rard, Ala, is charged with the shed
oup. ing He made his escape. sauls VI
the irving to make peace between bis VII
and Mrs. Stanley over q dispute b
coal tween children of the two families.
suit. Forty-two steamship cornpanies u
;tion freight brokers, including virtually
!, ~ the big transatlantic lines, were
dicted BY the federal grand jury
e New York on charges vt conspira
Con- and restraint Of trade II violation
the sherman antitrust lev.