Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-25
NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA
WINSTON-S FORSYTH coun-
ty branch of Farmers union, at an
nual picnic near Clemmons, are told
by J. w. Bailey, probable candidate
for governor, that American farmer
has received neither political nor
economic justice" and are urged 10
take greater part in politics.
WINSTON SALEM.-Se men
ment of injuries sustained when
truck transporting fifteen negro
workmen goes over f1fteen-foot en-
bankment.
RALEIGH. Board of directors of
state tuberculosis hospital at Sana-
forum, meeting here in special SEES
sion, increases from $4,000 to S., 900
per year salary Of DR.. l.. r. Nc
Brayer, superintendent, under in
dictment in Hoke county for tech
meal infringement of state laws in
making purchases of supplies.
DAVIDSON.-John Hill, seventy
seven, native of England. globe-trot-
ter in former years, lately in charge
Of Davidson college grounds, dies
suddenly.
r. OMASNILLE. - Merchandise,
valued at more than $1,000. is stolen
by burglars entering Stark depart
ment store.
CHARLOTTE.-Se 26 is
designated as South Carolina day"
by executive committee of Made-in-
Carolinas Products exposition.
Greenville, Spartanburg, Rock Hill,
Sumter Camden and other towns
having advised large delegations will
be present.
MORGANTON.-W. A. Ross. mer.
chant, seventy-six, dies of heart at
tack, declared due to hardening of
arteries.
SHELBY. J. A. Mcdonald
lately of near Smyrna,
S. c.. dies at home of daughter, Mrs.
w. F. Spencer, after short illness.
Body is taken to Smyrna for inter
ment.
BROWNSVILLE. - Dempsey E.
Clinard, seventy-eight, noted Con
federate soldier, dies suddenly.
GOLDSBORO.-Garland Russell,
twenty-five, Atlantic Coast Line car
inspector, is killed by dive from tree
into Little river. Body is taken to
New Bern for interment.
CHARLOTTE.-Rev. !. A. Bald
win, president. announces promise
of gift of $4,000 from unnamed
donor for construction of dormitory'
at Southern Industrial institute,
NEW BERN.-Edbert Henderson,
eighteen, elevator operator, is exon
Grated of legal blame for death of
Edna Earle Avery, four, daughter of
Mrs. Ada Thomas Avery, who fell
through shaft at Elks' temple.
ROBERSONFILLE.-Representa-
tive Hallett S. Ward, of First Con-
gressional district, and representa-
tives of cooperative marketing as
sociations address 1000 farmers at
barbecue on advantages of Loyalty
supporting associations.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Alithia
Watkins, 50. and daughter. u, are
instantly killed by lightning in.
Surry county while no storm is in
progress.
ASHEVILLE.--E. Bright Wilson,
Of New York, former associate Of
Justice McReynolds, of United
States supreme court, visiting Ashe-
vile, forecasts organization of third
national party eff Democrats and
Republicans next year nominate
conservatives"
ASHEVILLE.-C. l.. Kite, 10, of
Bluff City, Tenn. is fatally injured
when he falls from 90-foot high
trestle near Canton. He was bridge
worker employed by Southern rail
way.
ASHEVILLE.-Mr Fidella Met
calf Lyerly. wife of Sheriff LyerlE'
of Buncombe county, dies at age
Of 81.
AsHEVILLE. - Dula Springs
hotel. near Weaverville, is placed
under% quarantine by Buncombe
County Health Officer Wilson as re-
suit of outbreak of whooping cough
80 children guests of hotel having
developed cough.
CANTON-Addresses by Cover.
nor Morrison and Mrs. Edith Van
derbilt. of AsheVille. are features OF
announced program of Canton
celebration, September 3.
ELIZABETH CITY.-H. r. Par
ker, of Corolla, father of Miss Par
ker. 16. who recently reported being
forcibly kissed by Rev. J. l.. Wal
drep, declares minister admitted
truth of girls statements and added
he kissed her lin a Christian spirit.
DURHAH.-Mrs. A. j. Petty, 81,
dies after long illness. =
RALEIGH.-In view of condition
of Governor Morrisons health, state
Democratic leaders definitely eX'
press opinion Lieutenant Governor
Cooper, under federal charges grow
ing out of bank failure at Whining
ton, should resign without delay ac-
cording to The News and Observer
GOLDSBORO.-Dan Jones is
stricken with hydrophobia and death
is expected He was bitten year ago
by dog thought mad
acknowledgements Commits
sioiner Maxwell suggests round-taple
conference OF states financial lead
ers for purpose of developing new
state financial pollcy, framing VI
new program of appropriations and
requesting Governor Morrison to call
legislature into emergency session 10
provide relief,
GREENSBORO. - Row between
patron and laundry over loss of silk
shirt results in Karl Jones filing
suit in superior court against Column
l,;o arpdrV for Sc.
WENDELL.-COnf between
players of both teams and several
'umpires filling emergency vacancies,
free.for-all fight terminates ball
game between Wendell and zebulon
teams.
wADESBORC. Strange new
nlant disease is attacking late crops
of beans in this section.
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