I
Mrs. Coolidge Finds
band On Bed AftI
From Shopping Tod
Gone To Office AsT
Had Come Home AS
111; Death Was
though The Only Liv7
President Had Complaii'S
digestion For The Pisf
Weeks.
Northampton, Mass,, Jan. 5.—-*^
vin Coolidge, 30th president of fc' ^
United States, died suddenly today.
He was 60 years old last July 4.
Returning from a shopping tour;
Mrs. Coolidge found the body of her
husband on the bed in a room at
The Beeches, the estate to which he
retired at the conclusion of hi^ car
eer at the national capitol. His
death was wholly unexpected al
though for the past three weeks Mr.
■'Coolidge had complainedv, of indi-
.'gestion.
heart disease.
The former predddnt, who up to
the time of his death' was the only
•su.r'yiving former p'^/esident of the
United States, haji' gone to his law
office as usual ithis morning
After a s!ho^ time in the Office
"Mr. Coolid^ liecame distressed and
decided to Ve^rn home. Harry Ross,
h’S secretaM^, returned to The
• Beeches witm him. Mrs. Coolidge,
meanwhile,
of the city
Doctors said death"^ was due to
had gone to the center
shopping.
Mr. Coo' idge assured Ross he
■w^ould be : Bright after a short re.st
[aiding the former presi-
bedroom, Ross returned
.floor of the house to
•n.of Mrs. Coolidge.
JIarchl
val
and after
dent to the
to the firs
await the
When Mr,
utes later
her of Mr.
went imme]
There she i
A doctor wl^t
•the formy
aid. ' ^
The doctor Wid Mr.
been dead about fif
that he must have
w'ithin a few minutes
the room.
The former preside:
leading a quite life si:
to Northampton after
hi, the ,;aesideney He
was inj
day to
tie and)
despite^
the pa
spent
office
magaz^
tributedl
ious pj
Cal
pendence
ihouth, a
mont Hi
Victoria
descended-
Coolidge
town, Ma?
ancestry r;(
farmers w
‘until his
moved
Coolidge
ed cattle,
sons hf nf
ity.
The P
■village stoi
farmer, am
' trainin
plowing
and sell
counter,
the indust
liance_'j^
Ms Uj&
■was
his onj
sympaj
and iJS
t CalU
-
idge twenty niin-
ind Ross told
illness she
ledroom.
pt^
pros^
althou
ney Gel
tery re*
ment on
garding th^
requesting M
tion on the
competent to
ments in His
subratted to tl|
gators.
The President’s
that his hand wa-.
action he took ill
the Senate revehl
thought of his Cftl
dominated. On the^
frineds were equally
their declarations thS
these, situations wiJ
courage that he .oha i
strike in Boston whici
him into national prdl
W hatever the merit|
troversy, he . emerged |
er of investigations
trenched in the regar-'
A few short months
of scandal had died
idge was s-wept back!
House by the grealj
lEL
le world
If salts,
Ichewing
jQddenly
riine.
§,ove the
: get at
and-out
but two
Is daily.
§ur food
bowels,
have' a
foul,
ur head
r whole
TEH’S
Be two
! you
^derful,
mazing
I freely.
Carter’s
farter’s
ent a
S. Co.
John-
lied to
jSuffer-
la. His
Iv.knpw
Ined to
Illness,
this
Iss of
have
■suf-
Modern
for
IlCH
jiday,
IM.
Isun-
fcvery
ihext
?M.
i As-
lil .65
18,010 00
... 1360.00
$19,731.65
IS
|"‘sF, 7J2 00
3,323.00
2,686.65
Is the name of Selma^s Ne#
Grocery Store
which opens to the public on next
Saturday morning. Their motto is:
“Sell Strictly for Cash at Attractive
Prices”
Next door to C. E. Kornegay & Co.
The public is cordially invited to give
us a call.,
C. E. Denning, Mgr.
Proceedings County
Recorder’s Court
$19,731.65
^na. County
|y-Treasurer
ciation per-
e this day,
ys that the
to the best
,ief.
ibed before
imary, 193.3.
KDGE,
;ary Public.
|S Nov. 10,
,y & Treas.
Wednesday, January 4
State vs Arthur Layton white- lar
ored, aged 35. Malicious injury to |
real property. Guilty. Defendant'
given 60 days on road-.
State vs J. T. Smith, white farm
er aged 40. Disposing of mortgag
ed property. Not guilty and di.s-
charged. ,
State vs. John D. Hudson, white
farmer, aged 37. Operating motor
vehicle while intoxicated.. Guilty.'
Road sentence of 60 days su.spend-
ed upon payment of $50.00 fine Snd
cost and on further condition that
defendant does not operate a motor
vehicle again in North Carolina
during next 90 days.
State vs Major Byrd, colored.
Storebreaking and larceny- Probable
cause found and defendant bound to
Superior court Bond fixed at $500.
State vs. Jesse Holder, colored
laborer and Will Holder, coloiied
laborer. Larceny of tires, value less
than ,.$20.00. Not guilty and dis
charged.
State v.s Jim Worley, white farm
er, Thurman BizzelJ,, white farmei;^
George Mas.sengill,white fa^mdij,'
and John Green,'' white-'Hj*
defendants charged with t\s.saul
with deadly weapons and profane
and indecent language on public
highway. Bizzell charged with Viola.-
tion of Prohibition Law and 'operat
ing motor vehicle while intoxicated.
Ma-sengill and Green not giiilty ami
dischargd. Each defendant discharg
ed as to charge of indecent and pro
fane language. Bizzell not guilty of
Assault deadly weapon and operat
ing motor vehicle while intoxicated.
Bizzell .guiltj*'' possession and tran.s-
portation whiskey. Defendant
60 days on' croads. Appeal \b.md
$200.00. Defendant Jim
guilty of Asault deadly weapon. D”
fehdant given 90 days on road-. Ap
peal bond $200.00
State vs Guy ,AyhJte labo^-.
Larceny of auto parts ,^s.=
than S20.00„ Probable -cai*e fouTicl
and defendant bound to Supen..)r
Coui't, Bond ,$200;00.
. State, i's R. D. Lee and .Sally T.ei .
Assalilt. with deadly weapon. Called
and /ailed. Judgment ,ni ei scifa and
capia.s.' ■
. .State, vs' Jesse Stancil. Ak'auii.
Called and failed. Judgment ni m".
'Sci fa and capias.
State vs ' Jesse Jones. A.ssauU.
Called and- failed ni si sci fa nad
capia.s.
State -VS', Minnie Roberson Assault.
Called and‘failed. Judgment ni si sci
fa and capias.
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