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Col. Paul V. Beck, U. S. aviation corps, was a guest in the
home of Judge Day, his friend for many years. Returning from
driving other bridge party friends home. Judge Day says he
found his wife strueelinir to free herself from the aviator's arms.
To save his wife, Day struck Beck
The weapon exploded, killing becK. toionel uecK was promi
nent in army circles and in Washington society. Judge Day is
a wealthy oil operator and former member of the Oklahoma su
preme court.
Oklahoma City. April 10. Jean P.
I)nv. former Oklahoma supreme
court juajre, wm iwer a
by jury. ...... i
ol the coroners jury veruic; oi t;x
oneration, when both the army in-
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k'tstiiratinu hoard and i ounty Attor
ney Forre.t Hughes admitted that
o;i" the tvidenef now on hand there
is not enough to convict in any Okla
homa court where the theory of the
unwritten law condones any otFense.
Even the army, through its board
.niiuny from tort Mil, puunciy
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uu.imic wmv w.v.v - a.--- -
upon wnicn a "'" Tll,,,JL t
a:d aa.nst the slayer o
Colon,l Paul 1 . Beck, who was kn led
n ihi Day home last Tuesday mom-
n,r when JUdKe 1'ay suuueniy re
:urnoil to his home and found Col
ur.el Beck and Mrs. Day in a com
iroiuisiiijr position.
The board, composed of Thomas
G. Lanphier, major air service and
successor to Colonel Beck as com
maniant at Tost Field; V. L. Burjre,
captain air service, and Roger Mc
Culloutrh, captain air service, Hew in
from For: Sill this morninit and held
lonu conference with County At
torney Hughes. At the conclusion of
the conference they issued the follow
in. statement:
"The bo;; rd docs not believe th
version of the Days as to the con
luct of Col.iiiel Beck on the fatal
.norning was true. However, it does
n.)t believe that the testimony intro
iuceil at the inquest would justify
the tiling of a murder charge against
Jenn I'. Day."
That the army does lot intend to
drop its investigation is an accepted
fact here, however. One report is
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over the head with a revolver.
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, ... ho llsk(. bv the wfll. aenartnu-nt.
;hctiiL'-h th board of imiuirv. for
iii. independent investigation ol an
l lie facts.
A woman in Tulsa, a former ser
vant of the Days, has, it is said, vol
unteered to five some information
which may or may not have ari offi
cii learintr on the case.
County Attorney Huithes admits
hat unless some further evidence
develops he does not consider filing;
a criminal coiiiiiami UKaoisi
criminal complaint
JU( ,e pay ft.a,bp.
rfo ni.t think the evMence intro-
d d h , t u justif
nding the Jtate.s moneyJin fil.
. .. ..
ing any prosecution of a murder com
plaint against Judge Day," he said
today.
"There is nothing I can see for
me to do now, except abide by the
recommendation's of the coroner's
jury."
At the Day home the cornoner's
jury verdict is accepted as final.
"We just want to forget all about
it," was the way Judge Day put the
situation, and Mrs. Day, bordering
n nervous collapse after the strain
if the inijuest, was unable to see
anyone.
Sentiment throughout the town
stems to back up the Kaml taken by
County Attorney Iluches.
A pathetic figure of the tragedy
was .Mrs. Rachael Beck, widow of
.he noted Indian fighter, ami mother
jf th.; slain man. She occupied n
i'awirg room on the train that ar
rived t'rom Lawton shortly after
noun- the fame train that is bearing
the remains of her son northward to
Arlington cemetery, Washington.
Just before the train pulled out
three airnlanes from Tost Field,
mie on the horizon, swept over the
irain and as the Hag-draped casket
.ha: bore the body of Colonel Beck
vas put aboard, showered flowers,
);nk roses and carnations, down on
.he casket.
Three times the bird men circled
over the train, each time dropping
h: pink blossoms.
Mrs. Beck as they made each turn,
ftood beneath, her arms raised in
greeting to the men who otfered
homage to her son. Then, as the
train pulled out to the north, the
three planes swung into formation
and followed as escort of the air for
he man who would never fiy again.
Lieutenant Beck, the son, was bit
ter at the verdict of the coroner's
jury.
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To the Democratic Vot
ers of the 13th Judicial
District.
I am a candidate to succeed myself
as Solicitor for the l.'Uh Judicial Dis
trict in the primaries to be held on
June ."3rd. Having been appointed by
the Governor last September. I have
given my entire time to the duties of
this office, and I refer you to all the
Court Officers of your county as to
my qualifications and the manner in
which I have conducted the office.
There has been some discussion as to
the compensation of Solicitors. My
opinion in this matter is that I think
all Solicitors should be paid a salary
by the Mate ami mat me tax payers
of th counties should not have to pay
any f.es for this office. 'As a member
of the last Legislature 1 endeavored
to have this done, but the sentiment
at that time did not seem to be favor
able to it. I will see that the matter
s I rought before the next Legisla
te in an endeavor to have my views
;.rr;ed into law.
I have prosecuted all cases on the
docket of my District to the best of
my al t ly, and w'ill continue to do so
as long as I am Solicitor,
I earnestly ask that you give me a
re-nomination and I promise that the
office will be conducted as it should
be. M. W. NASH,
Hamlet. X. C.
NOTICK TO CltklHTOKS
Having this day qualified before
the Clerk of the Court as administra
trix of the estate of J. E. Garrison,
deceased, late of I'nion county and
Slate of North Carolina, this is to no
tify all persons holdinu claims
nc.iinst said estate to present them to
the undersigned, duly authenticated,
nn or before the Sth day of March,
1023. or this notice will be plead in
bar of their riaht of recovery. AH
persons Indebted to said estate will
please make prompt settlement.
This March 7. 1922.
MRS. FANNY GARUISON.
Administratrix of J. E. Garrison,
J. C. Sites, Attorney, deceased.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN MONROE TOWNSHIP
Under and by virtue of an order of
the Superior Court of Union County,
made in the special proceeding enti
tled "Henry Curlee et als, ex parte,
heirs-in-iaw of C. B. Curlee and Hulda
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et of said court, the undersigned com
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Monday the 1st day of May, 1922.
at twelve o'clock, M., at the court
house door in Monroe, X. C, offer for
sale to tile highest bidder, for cash,
all of the following real estate, lying
and being in Monroe township, Union
county. X. , and described and de
fined as follows:
First Tract: Being Lot Xo. 8 in
the division of the estate lands of C.
B. Curlee, deceased, and containing
!1 acres, inure or less, and lies on the
waters of Stewart's Fork creek, about
two mil"s east of the town of Mon
roe, and reference is made to Book
I'll, page S:x, of the office of register
of deeds of Union county for a mors
particular description.
Second Tract: Beginning at J. P..
Shute's X. W. corner on McCauley
Avenue X. (W.-'O W. 81.5 ft. to H. B.
Shute's corner; thence with IL B.
Shute S. 2 1-2 E. 141 1-2 ft. to J. R.
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R. Shute' tine N. 89 3-4 E. 00 ft.;
thence with J. R. Shute's other line X.
3 1-2 E. 10S.9 ft. to the beginning, it
being the same lot conveyed to Hulda
Gulledge by Reece Winchester and
Aifo on April 11, 1921. See Book 58
page 2t:0.
This 24th dav of March, 1922.
W. O. LEMMOXD and
JONH C. S1KES, Corn's.
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