Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-09-29

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kan, filling only enga cement in this
state. He criticized some newspa-
pers for "biased" views nd lack OF
interest in promoting american
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OXFORD.-Mrs. Margaret Hester
Ramsey, 80, member Of prominent
family, dies of physical shock few
hours after giving birth to three
! boys. all of whom are living. Hus-
band and four children survive
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is UNI
der way on $4,000 sewerage plant,
big paving program. new county Jail
and $50 1000 Methodist church.
GREENSBORO-S. r. Gambler,
! -, we'll known, dies at home near
! Brown Summit several DAYS after
suffering stroke OF paralysis.
WILMINGTON.-Reward of $10G
! is offered by A. F. F'ales, fish dealer,
| for evidence to convict man VINO
poured acid on and ruined sein cost
ing 5000.
! WARSAW.-t,ccles aged five, son
| of Mr. and Mrs. G. p. PridGen, is Sc
riously injured when run down by
motor car while playing in street.
| TTMBERTON.-F'. F.. Wishart, or
| ganizer. announces enrolment Of so
! members in proposed new local COM
pany of coast artillery corps, and ap-
| plication is made for federal recOgnl-
ton and equipment.
| GREFNS End Meth
odtst Protestant church dedicateS
new building exactly six years from
| da;e of organization.
NE,WTON.-Contract for building
new CataWba county courthouse, to
/ cost $4,000, is awarded by county
commissioners to j. j. Stroud, OF
! Southern Pines.
NEWTON. - Announcement is
made that modern plant for CataWba
| county farm life school will be con
structed as quickly as prelimiharles
can be disposed of.
RALEIGH.-Vital statistics for
te for August show 2,3$7 deaths,
| $3.50 births. Death rate for month
was 1O.5, compared with 1913 for
July, and birth rate was 26.4, s com
pared with 36.43 for July.
| HIGH POINT.-After session con-
| tinuing several hours trustees Of
Methodist Protestant college adjourn
! without reaching decision on applt
cations for president of institution.
HIGH POINT.-R. B. Terry is
elected president of newly organized
High Point Country club. Building
will be opened January !.
Observation-Disclosures and Law
renee Weaver, brothers, recently re-
captured after jumping from train,
! while handcuffed together, near Sal
! isbury, figure in another daring es-
cape when Volley again jumps from
! train near here when they were en-
route to state prison at Raleigh, in
custody of Macon county officials, to
begin serving sentences of six an@
four years, respectively, for larceny.
ASHEVILLE.-Wi of late Rich
mond Pearson, former represent
alive in congress and ambassa-
dor to Greece and Montenegro, pro.
bated here, contains 27 words and
leaves entire estate to widow
DREXEL. - Ralph Shipping, IA,
grandson of w. D. Shipping. is shot
through head and instantly killed by
Charles Poteat, youthful playmate,
when playing with rifle Poteat's
stepfather had requested them to
bring to him. Shooting is declared
accidental.
SHELBY. Mrs. f. Y. Webb,
wife OF Federal Judge Webb, is Sc
riously i'll at High Point hospital,
where she was taken from train
when attacked by illness while en-
route to Raleigh to visit relatives.
Judge Webb and children are at her
bedside.
SPENCER. - Mrs. Dora Mise
Walton, So, wife of r. Walton, liv-
ing near here, dies while visiting at
home of daughter, Mrs. P. Feezer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS incident
to laying of cornerstone of st. Marks
Episcopal church include address by
Rev. Edwin A. Penick, of Charlotte,
bishop co-adjutor of North Carolina
diocese.
RALEIGH. - DR.. r. w. Leiby Of
state department OF agriculture, fig
ures r. F. Stewart, large planter Of
Aberdeen, saved cotton valued at
boil weevil on 275 acres.
AHOsKIE. = Citizens in mass
meeting, attended by officials of
Wall Street Tobacco Corporation, of
New York, agree to attempt to raise
$150.0O0 in stock subscriptions on
condition company will carry out
plan to erect here cigarette factory
to cost $1,3O0,000.
NEW BERN.-Solicitor Jesse H.
Davis, of Fifth judicial district, leads
squad of officers on raid which re-
suits in arrest OF John GOodette,
Harlowe negro, capture Of his two
automobiles and "a gallons Of whis-
ky.
NEW BERN.-Capias is issued in
Jones county superior court for ar
/ rest of r. H. Ross, former deputy
sheriff, charged with manslaughter
growing out Of killing of negro sew
eral years ago, and papers are sent
here for service on Ross, now living
here. He recently was in local court
on charge of brutally beating aged
negro, whom court required him to
pay 1925.
REIDSVILLE. - Robert H. Par
IRISH, So, well known, dies at hong
from stroke of paralysis. He had
been uperintendent Of streets for
several years.
lands. - Thomas Goodman, g.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Goodman,
| is dead as result of being run down
I by motor car while walking along
road with parents.
| FAIRMONT. - II. @. Mitchell
mayor, announces departure OF A.
4 Faircloth, police chief; H. A. Long,
night policeman, and two unknown
women in new automobile. Mayor
says he has no information regard