Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-09-13

] III. I)SlrlCL AllOIIley
Tucker announces bill OF Indictment
| charging lieutenant Governor w. B.
| Cooper and brother, T. +. Cooper,
with wrongfully abstracting funds
of defunct Commercial National bank
of Wilmington. will be presented to
grand jury at November term Of
| federal court here.
| WINSTON SALEM. - North Caro-
lima Confederate veterans. in annual
reunion, reflect General w. A.
Smith, of Ansonville, commander-in'
chief, and vote to meet next year at
| Charlotte.
RAEFORD. - Issue of $4,000 Of
street improvement bonds is sold TO
| Cincinnati bankers.
| SALISBURY. = c. r. Williams,
charged with assault with intent to
kill Frank Brown. Spencer merchant,
whom Williams claims he found in
company with Mrs. Williams at night
at her home, is tried in Rowan SUI
perior court and released on pay
ment of court costs.
SALISBURY-Sto holders of PEG
pies National bank. closed June s,
decide to reopen for business, an
nouncing $4,000 of 100000 neces-
sary funds having been raised in
face of order from comptroller OF cur
rency that payment equal to stock
holdings be made within 80 days.
MISREPRESENTATION Maynor,
Indian, shot by Haywood LockIear,
Indian, dies after lingering four
weeks. Examination shows spinal
cord was partially severed by bullet.
Brother of Locklear was killed in
fight, and Locklear wounded.
WINsTON-sALEM. S. C. Park.
of Chicago. announces plan to begin
Immediately construction Of sheet
mica plant of newly organized Blue
Ridge-Park Mica company Cost of
plant is not stated.
FAYETTEVILLE Of George
Heitzler, 10, of Charleston. S. c., is
/ found beside railway tracks, identi-
fication being made by II. Fl. Eu-
brinker, who previously had been ar
rested on charge of hobooing. Cause
of Heitzler's death is undetermined
ALBEMARLE. = Walter Johnson.
Of this county, and Joe Finney, of
/ Clinton, S. c., are instantly killed
when cable breaks, allowing quanti-
| ty of gravel and dirt and steam
shovel to fall upon them.
! JEFFERSON.-Dr. M. B. Hill, vet
erinarian, of Scottsville, n. c., is shot
and instantly killed, and Mrs. Daniel
Smith is shot and perhaps fatally
wounded several miles from here on
country road. Unconfirmed reports
mention husband of woman in con-
necti0n with shooting.
LTNCOLNTON.-Mrs. Julia Cole
man, of Selma, Ala, widow of DR..
J. T. Mangum, Methodist minister,
dies while visiting son, DR.. J. T..
Mangum, pastor of irst Methodist
church.
RALEIGH. - First semi-annual
meeting of eastern conference of
united evangelical Lutheran synod
| of North Carolina, is scheduled to be
! held September HIP at Thomasville
Rev E. A Schenck, of Greensboro.
! is president.
FOREST CITY,. D. Ledbetter
and. associates obtain national bank
charter from federal government,
authorized capital being $4,000.
LEXINGTON.-C commits
sioners announce disclosures in re-
Gently completed a .Iit will be used
as basis of their efforts to obtain re-
turn to county treasurer of good
many thousands of dollars from
former office holders.
DURHA NJ. Chandler, so,
is found dead in a room at Rich
mond, Va, hotel. coroner there find
| ing death due to hemorrhage of
lungs. Body is returned to Durham.
HIGH POINT. - Johnnie Delk,
aged ten months, one Of seven pas
sengers in motor car wrecked by
| Southern railway train, dies of in
| juries, bringing death toll to two,
while others continue under treat
ment at local hospital.
HIGH POINT.-W. N. Jones, II,
dies at hospital after extended ill
ness.
ELIZABETH CITY.-Son, aged
three years, of Edward Williams, of
Pasquotank county, is instantly kill
ed by bolt of lightning, according
to report here. Child's mother and
sister, shocked, will recover.
RALEIGH.-Wake county lodges,
Junior Order United American Me
chanics, decide to offer six proposed
sites for state orphanage which ma
tional council or order proposes to
construct. Committee will visit state
early in October to inspect numer-
Gus sites offered by various munich
palities.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Graham
K. Hobbs is designated by Adiutant
General Metts as captain of North
Carolina National Guards rife team
entered in Camp Perry Ohio,
matches September 1890, fourteen
militiamen being sent, ten being
team members.
BOONE.-D. F. Brown, prominent
young business man, injured there
weeks previously in automobile ac-
cident, dies at Statesville hospital as
| result of broken back.