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'George C. Kornegay Brands School Bond Propaganda As False
MINIATURE TORNADO STRIKES GOLDSBORO
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STRONG WINDS
SEND HUNDREDS
AFTER SHELTER
<Nte i Bit #f Wratktxc Left
- In Its Path in Main
I>—ln Imi District ,
HOTEL SCAFFOLD FALLS
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VslMUy of Wind Thoms Hoy
..Of Wcydc on Bast
Walnut Street
A Miniature tornado struck
at tko hoart of GoMohoro last
niskt about six o'clotk and
»ooaod on, leavina a bit of
wrtfkiff and near an of
friabtened individuals in its
With a crash that be
hoard for several Mock a sec
tion of seaffeidinu on the new
Goldsboro hotel biuldinK fell
on the of ice of Dr. R. A.
Smith and penetrated the
roof, water loakhur through
the ceiling to the floor below."
Scores of persons on Bast Wal
nut street, whore the twister
seemed to vent swat of its
fury, scurried to shelter like
frightened cMckcne at the ap
psfrancf of a'hawh. Doer
- ways wove crowded with wild
• a&sWpfcsu
•c for the drat time ia many
n day at Hurt **rl> kqur of
the aiglU.
Scons of Wreck aw
■fh<- vicinity .about the n*w hotel
building preoepled a scene of *wt
agr after tha fait- bad abated. Bust
Walnut alrwt, from the Outer of |
John street w«* filled with bit* of
lumbar ewept Ilka the chaff before a
hurricane from the top of the new
hotel building. Tlic pole* rtf falling
scaßolclln* was deafening. and few
IheroVwere who d'd not recall the
fearful\omao which recently swept
through the middle weet leaving
maimed and lifeless bodies In It*
trail
A small boy we* riding a bicycle
alum Kaei Walnut street .when the
JltUe cycloim reached the helghth of
|ta fury. He waa plucked bodily off
his wheal and deposited done two
gently twenty feet away. Scrambling
to hie feel he dived into a nearby
doorway. Jepvlag hi* bicycle wh'ro
the two bad a«parat«d In the. renter
of the street.
Barege Bowled Over
A garage on (he lower -ltd of fatal
Walnut street was swept np by the
gale and rolled over sev-rnl times,
leaving the egr It covered exisuo-d to I
the fury of the storm. On I’lne
street a section of high board fence
waa ablfted about until It blocked the
street, the fence stamTfnh straight and
level aeroea the- street./ appearing to
have there
An aged negro woman wee walk
ing along Center afreet near the Pal
ace Dmg company when the big wind,
traveling at a Wi mile gnu. aw.pt
down the street The old woman was
carrying eevernl percela in her arms
aw| over her head waa a decrepit old
umhella. The parccle foil to ihe
nldewalk na she threw up her bund*
In terror and the umbrella win
whisked out of her grasp and nailed
a cross the street, where It came to
rest against a store building “Oh,
laiwdy Olory Halleluiah." scream*' I
the.old woman end did a mm- dive in
to the dourway of the drug store,
where she stood trembling In ob
vious terror. *
Head Lap Mailing la Air
A small boy was turning the cor
ner «f Walnut and i'entar afreet at
the people s Hank when the gale
struck him He waa swept off hi*
feet «i 4 aa he pirked himself up be
aew hla cap hanging from a alga
over the Miller Drug company,
aeroea the elreet.
A alga oo g store front on < enter
street crashed to the sidewalk with
a la Mho the overtaralag of a track
toad of garbage cnaa. 4 pu waa
aIMMt directly under the Mga and
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
Body Former Wayne County
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Woman Exhumed Iri Chicago
DEATH OF MRS.
SBNTZ WAS LAID
TO ALCOHOLISM
Examination by Coroner. How
ever. Failed to- Sustain
( karxeti of Bx Hintlnnd
ONCE LIVED AT MT. 01*1 VK
Dere&Med Waa Sister of Fred
Minii. Prominent Citizen
of TTria Count \
I IBAUA larch M. < 4P)
A peal mortem rxamlantioa es
Ike bodj es katherlae Hal*. IA
•f WilmlagUa. M. IV dlremred
wile es Hr. Haastea W. Vernes,
faked t« «a<4ala the dorter's
charge* that t rrkala anoomad.
perssaa had been trivlag hwr Ug
awr and that her da«ih was cans
ed by alcoholism. Me evkdaOrr es
dndnlha waa fooad by the
corewer’* pkyslrlaa.
a mtiw or itomiporr
WII.MINOTUhi. March *7. Mb—
At a. Knlbrriae Mints lemon, whaah
«as rxhmAad'ATdlrtWor fp MB
reocret »' ber divorced husband. Dr.
Houatbu.. W. Vernon, wae a native of
Hoathport. M. tv. but at uoe tlffic wau
•i resid'.m ot WUailngtou.
thu l<4i b< re 111 1U45 ahd Wl* mat
iie*l to lir. Vernon latutv Hh> bud
been previously avarrled. IW«WM
here were not award that she bad
been divorced from l>r. Vernon
The body will be brought here
Monday fur re-lnl»rmcnt.
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MOUNT Old VK. March 27. - Tho
Mount Olive Tribune carried (he fol
lowing slaty today:
“It is With deep sorrow that we
chronicle the .deilh of Mm Houston
Vernon, of Chicago. Ills . formerly
Miss f'ass e Mini*.. sister of our
low ns man, Mr. Kred H Mlnix Af
i hough Isirn and i eared In Southpert.
Mrs Vernon for a utnebwr of yoars
m.'de Mount Olive Imr home, and
many- warm frtendg here, who are J«-
det-d grieved to leota or b«r piaaiug.
She wa* taken lo u t'bic.ago hohpital
recently for tioatm«nl. but there had
It* n no Intimation that the trouble
wws <j a serious nature, mi news of
her death W’<a a shock and surprlan
to all.„ Her b*«!y will lie laid to reat.
beside that of her iiarcnta In Wilming
ton. Monday. We symputhtxe deeply
with her family.
“Kun- ral service* were held In
Cht-ago. conducted by th<> pastor of
the Plrst llni'ttst church, cf wrhlch
she waa u ti>emb«r. with members of
the K stein Star and Several palritit-
Ic urganlxat *»ns to whLch she belong
ed, | sit h'ipal lug
Co*r< Mart'al for
Five Naval OfficerH
W'AHMIMOTON. March 27. (Ah -
I’a per* are being prnpared at the Na
vy department for court martial pro
ceedings against several officers in
volved In the liquor raid on the naval
transport Hcaufort upon her arrival
February 21 at Norfolk' from, the
Wnt India*.
Hci rotary Wilbur Mid Welay be
bad directed thin st'p up completion
of a study I*l th»- report of 111* naval
court of Inquiry which Inveattouted
Iha css*. but declined In mukc public
the Bimm of tf*a offe rr* lift.*-tel It
wan Indented, however, that flv# or
ala would fare oou’t martial.
faaborite Threatened
For Atuiailiiiff Prince
UfMMtN March 27 The I felly
Mail says that lfe«M Klrkwiaal Is
lortle member of parliament, has re
■ calved ao many threatening lettrra in
(oaacunewer of hi* attacks upon th*
Pr'nra of Wale* In theihoua* of com
moffe and elaewber* that th* (HaafhwT
branch of ike National Union of Rail
wayman hw taken ap th* maltar
with lira ham* aaereUry
, Tfca latter l**aid u* nave prom feed
foil tovasUgntlen. and to have offer
OOLMBOBOI N. C. SXTI KIMY IMHININC, MARCH >B. ~
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ROBESON SOLON IS HELD r ’“
ON IMMORALITY CHARGE
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RALEIGH, March 27.—D. P. McKinnon, a member of ike
general tuwembiy from Robeaon county, ban keen arrmfed by
the Raieiffb police and placed under a bond of to jputwer
lo a charge of Immoral conduct.
Acting on information received from a renideat near the
home where McKinnon waa found., the police aiatv that they
found McKinnon in company with a married woman who wpa
alao erreated. She. too. bt being held under a bond of tuptl
pending trial in police court.
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Chapman Painted As A
Golfer And A Student
Indiana Fariaer lei I a of Mail!
Bandit* Long Slay al lli.t
Htnnble Hduae
BTO L£ LIBRARY RtHkKM
HARTKDHD. r«>nß.. Mlreh 27.
Ipipi M V
n«rsld (Ttaptupu. an lalsrwsttag Ag- |
hi* wm put into the dry court r.c
urd* today. the fourth of Lhg mail
hivadlt'a trial on a charge or having
murdered * New Brittain poiiconign
la’»t full ~P
I w«My-fhur witnessos took the
•land In rapid succession and recited
a Chronological tala that stale s proa
srHtfH- Hugh M A bairn says Will
k nvlct tne prisou«r of murder. Chap
man nb-ndntlml In pose 61 Iwrcdiim
to assist, actively hlx lawyers in the
i ,'iiduct id ht« trial.
t'h* 1 last wltQcssva. Krailk Ktipcr.
:md Lillian Ksne.ll. Imlb of Meftdian.
Ccnn. I»ft the aland, after hav ng
l ken the stale's; story up to th
biglit preceding the Clinic Salurduv
Ort. * At. Roth teat Hied that Chapman
was th* man whu appeared at the
Mt-ehan hotel. Merldas. of whi'h
Kupe* la manager.lh*t nlgitl. In com
f ,uy of Walter Hb'cu. The two bad
tkHr dinner tbrre and engaged a
rome f«ir th? n'ght. IsHh said.
t*hem (-oufemmd that be was one or,
the two safe cracksmen who entered
the dip»rtnie|il store of Dvliclsnu and
I *ev«n tha I .~t dawn ihinday. Ort. is.
and looted tbe . ttf« Police siirpriaed
t' -in at thi-lr job urn) Htaien fled Hla
coin |sinbin ahiM hla way to fr*'edpni,
killing Pulrolmeu James Hktlly In
nuking h* getaway
Farmer TestMe*
Th* gun-man. Slice* told tho po
lice. was < Ti** i>iiian. who has declar
ed Hbmi's story to lie false.
Several wilnesses bad a baud in
brljiglug out the Chapman- “color."
Three Ithnriant told of b*»ilui' foRUd j
4i ChapniHn's |s,ss*ssl«n whbh bad
l**>en stolen from Ohio libraries.
Chapman has Ixni painted aa of
I« mokdom h Intelligentsia
* James’Hanee. a slow spoken farm
er living II miles from Munele, Did.
testified tli*4 Cbapinnn. known to
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500 Bales Cotton Partially
Destroyed in Warehouse Fire
Klv» butt'ft rd cotton
were part tally d«atroyed by Mfa
and water laat night whan flame*
broke * wit In lb* Aral compart
ment to* the northeast aide of
tht Wayne eounty Hon<l>d Ware
houa*. m North lioklaberu. Tbr
loan. aaiitnaled in.be about 12$ -
000. la fully covered by Insur
ance. The tot tun waa the peop
•rty of th, eNorth tand'na Cot
ton Qrtwvfi t'o-oparattvr Ann
elation. which uses the warehouse
on a central receiving nation
The fuU aslant of the damage
onuU ant * be aacPcudaad last
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TEAPOT DOME ( ASK
IS IN FTIIM.K’S HANDS
t HMy March 27.
I’osiams.im of TtNipot Dome hinged
on legal point* today, and reettol
in the dta. n-tioti .of federal Judge
Kennedy k *ii*»*wkam the- Knew,
sanMlmeni suit of the government
.against the Momuiotli oil company
was completed yeeDrday.
The decision of Judge Kmnedy
<vMI determine whither Htrry f.
i ntlair oi,mined the base on tho
Wytuning nsvul oil reserve as a
result of conspiracy ap-J fraud, na
Iho govetniuent allcgisi. or wu<>U»-
»r the , viaMiuotti Otl < ompany ob
tilusd the grant he cutis** It sub
mitted the tic si bid, and bgeaus**
th* government was forced tfy an
act of ••ongresa to dev*'h>p the oil ’
Held Hs thr> defense contended.
At leawt ;«l day a will claisie be
N.re Judge Kennedy will baV» all
the dia i meats of th« rase n bi*
hands. «*«d until th*n nu derision
Is * Xpn t*--k.
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RooseveH's Name
, . n in Chinese
CHirAUO. March 27. Preparalory
to tpe* bunliug expeditlo* that will
take him 'nui the Chinese Tarheel >n
in search of Urdg and animals of
which HUIt |s known. c«*l. Theodor*
Hooneteli today conferred with IM
tegtor D C. fhtvle*, of Pteld Museum
r.f Natural IDatory. The muanum ia
sfamsortug ihF expedition, which will
Include, ben Idea Col. Hmwovelt. Its
lirother Kermlf. and tlebrge K. cher
rle. former mrwtor of small birds for
the museum
Col. Itoosevdlt. whoe** name trans-
I - ted Into Chinese reads, "Hu-To."
[ was prawented with acientlflc ere
dentals In Kuglish. Russia and Chi
nese. The *ddrea»ed lo iho
Chinee** snlborttlvs. which also idpn
tlflaa K«rmU mi “Ko-Ml.' says that
•he party will 'proceed h* tha weal
era part of year honored country.'*
cad conclude*, “w* look up with »«*-
•peat to yonr honored countrymen
and iefc you to aaaMt (6«-m "
| pound, nr wore
i < How Iha lames originated •» *
deep myateryi lirorgc A. Nor
wood. a bevvy stockholder in ft*
eonipany who was at Ilia hccii
laat night,, stated that the com
partment bad been scaled tar tbe
past two weeks. If* was unsbl* i
In ad* nee an* theory as to the
inccpti' n of th* bias*, and th*
report of Spontaneous combustion
udvanced in iomu quarters, was
| openly snout'd by those famllthP
with tbe handling of cotton
Th* Art alarm waa turned In by
1 n man ltvttg la the vicinity of
tjmSPln irV'i ifi I
MAN LIVES WITH
A BULLET HOLE
THROUGH HEAD
' *a**e eoaeag*
Mnnihall Henn«tt, GohWMro
Shot Yenlerdny by Hb
Wilt ,
SELF DEFENSE CLAIMED
ftf 1 -f .* , - Sr.'e.fi,- '
HmUrni, N hi AIrMmI. Wm
Ataadftc on Wife With •
- Drawn "*
Marshall Itennetl. nctrro, was
•dill alive at 2 o'clock hurt night.
II hoar* after h* was ikM by kl*
wMe, with a ballet WMOd Ikfaagk
hi* head from'ear la ear, #•!!•«•
lag a disagreement la wblrh tkn
more dnnavrwn*, of Ike spado*
seal a haHel crashing thmagh
«hf hr*ln of her mala*
According to th* evidence subm t
ted by the allotted slayer and other
witnesses to the affair, the shooting
waa th- outgrowth of a domestic die
vat#, tn which Hie husband was onM
to have iiieraffy fcthfced hk wMs from
• heir domhtile. sjn r ,j •
Ifwarrelcd Over Wage*
Ilean«tt. It w<a said. o|w;ratta a j
small case bn Mpruce strut I, gad Uls
lettr- half waa- <mat duafc and dish
washer For ihesa gad no ns dotUii I
Mnnstt napuasmi . Ui^aflpLjklg.
I.HfmwH- seven dollars a week Ac
eord'ng to tha story told by the Baa
net wymf&n her bust* lid paid bar
i.'rHe'VMy dollars for tha work the
had done week before last. Laat
w rk. shw *«id lie paid tier not bill a
so Monday morning otic want to him
nad entered a claim of ||H far bar
service*. lie a nett hat ow earwawd.
and ordered her to I CSV# and never
"•tiler hla dcor again.”
The Bennett woman than went
i,boot Hniruvx he rfriends tad reta
t vea. visiting here and there, having
no r.thrr place to atxy Vswterday.
about noon, she waa sooted with her
nl*oi> on a bed In the second room
from the front of lire hone* belong
ing to the latter, when her husband
rud«ly oflcnid tbs door and ontsrsd.
Hpylng his wife seatcrl on the bed.
nnd --dAfnrtated at her apparent In
difference. Marshal Bennett <a alleg
ed to have drawn a rskor from *oin*-
re <sg abbnt bis rersan and < hrtrged
hla wlfv —e »
leirb Weapon
|n some manner eluding hts first
ehsrwe the woman hurriedly harkeif
Fill of Ihe room Into the kib-hen
Tileic she picked up • (dstol, or pall
id - t from h«r clothes, and Icreling
the weapon at her husband, who la
eal-f to hive been still flashing the
ke'n rwaor blade and duiiberstely
ffred llennett fell lo Uvr floor un
<-on*eh>us.
Dr David J. Iloee whose ■ hur
riedly summoned, -found tbe hutlef
said lo tmv- been ft-d from a cal
ibre rovolvor. had bored through
n»<n‘s h*ed ||e gsva him all pttse 1 -
bte medbal altenllon lint laat plghl
When *H*eetbated about his condition
e«preened aaeossment that hla patient
wwe etltl alive. Hi assert et he knew
of no ln-tsnre na record tn the hle-
I tore of medlcwl science whey* w men
had earnred f*»* so long s - period
with a bullet wound thfTmkh hk
fiend »
fUiu'a iin owl! a wladow In tb«
brick »ail »f ilia <■'impart mani
TM* man la r»|mriv«i l® Pav laatarr
ulalad O*- odor
•>f liiirnliia loitoß admit two
boon* pravtoualjr. bat **va no
lIKMIRht tO IHa (MMMllltlHjr of In
in ih* aarabmiae. ,
I'roiiipt arrival of ilia Pra d*>-
parimrtrt t»«Hb»r wild tha wf*
f*atlv«. if anmpwbat tardy. »p
--aialton of lb* uutoinatlc aprtak* *
| line ajratalp la Ilia waraimaaa
a vart Ml mnrr n’riuwi . 4MMd\
Howavpr, Ik* nwatmtlM of Ida
wariwMw la u< aueb a iMUura .
• Hat It la vary itnprotMibia t*a»
McLEAN 18 AGAINST
WAHTERB OF |»AI»ER
KAIJDtUH. March r tiover
nor McUan director of the bud
»•*. today went after want. -of pa
per. decNrlng that large navtaga
wuUt b* made in thle one Item of
•late rape-turn IT « m ploy era in (
•ute. oAcrtt would uee acralch
.*«*• innteed of atalionery for their
tough work The matter came to
the governor • attention through
the Uet report on autloaery need U
by the male. * bowing cant of pa
por naed fcet y«r In exren of I
f 300.000.
BOTH 01’ LOCAL
TEAMS LOSE OIT
(tokbiboro Triungutar IMnilmi
liMW la Wibon and K inn IMi
in Triangle Debate
Bath tbo aftrsunttve and negative .
debat re reprs eating the Ooldabort*
high schrol In the slat* triangular
i-obaic I pel _qtit hint night, the 'fetaa
ton to in race via* the dactelon over
John »i toer «ud Mine Virginia ipoch.
. tip' aiding the aArtunlive, and the
I Wlletrn I<-aur winning from A. T.
| GriJßn. Jr., end Manuk Mungo, who
'•optende ! lor tha aili % alive.
| The ijiicki inn waa. “Renolebd. That
i *fi rtb < rol.na Hhould KatHy The
fdft Terminal and. Water Tmaapwr
latiun Act." •
The gthaie at the third team*. Ole
• KMtaloa uA'matlpe and the WtUou
“WIMVNr- rrmHl-WMo «a MrvWbdew
held here last n'glrt, w>:a peetpoaad.
•"a at fount of the lltwaa* of one of «ba
Klnatoa dehatere. foaurquenUy the
»mw or Ota i toldeboro-KMiahon •
WihMin aronp cannot bo determined,
until thh* xectlmi of the farcnelc eg
c. miter ie held, whch w«l probably
lie the curly part of the week Both
Wllnoo watt KI net on have own victory
• pch lo theta credit.
In bogb Ineteac « the rerdict wal
onanlarmaJy asilnat Uoldghoro. Re
porta from both Wllaou and Klaeton.
however. Ktate that the Iona) dehat
tre- put up atroag argument*. and.
white there waa no diapoelilon to
uueetion tha •lecloloa or the Judge.,
there wne much uncertainly m to
the at com ■ until the rerdlcta had
been re id.
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SHIP IS SUNK
Khfhi Member* es Crew Are WdM
l> In a Iter)
HIUMI.AMi 1401 fl' Mua», March
*7. 14)—Right nteotbrra of the erww,
of lb* goatiiu Itehing .chooser Her
! aid. loaded hare in t*-o dortea late
letup, aau 'eportel that their veaaafr
<*Ufht it- and »unk laat night off
Ororge'a v bnoa. fNaatl gun* Aaineto
wert oaarchlag the eaaet lor the re
maining dortea of the afc.p. wbtota
carried a crew of *7 men
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Delegate
Return This Morning:
Mra. r M Kendall wtli art re tlga
morning from Tulsa. okla. where
aha attended the conference of mla*
elunary aodetiea of the Metbodiel
rho'rh amtrh *a r ruppe- *
tentative o th* local «Jt rch tda
I hr* been gone nearly two weak*.
The OoldahuVwnMalagate, »* waa
learned rewwdey. waa aptlre <e P-
I ruriag the nweeat a/ the aoeUßy.
which hi compoeed of nil of the MMt
' «dlet Rptpenpnl chorea— ut the aoefht
Iro bnld Ite neat xaaaal meedlna Hi
Matnlnh. Hundred, of He I* gat— w>M
t * la atfodagre
II Vital Kennedy Plan*
To Kedfß from Nary
• <>bio. March rr -
I*.Hit Prwnh R. Kennedy. It. tT'R. re
f taly ret—end *n»u» Napa MaagHal
I fer the tgeaae tn t'alltweia after a
{lent t»eMl<' bet been bia wife auu
| gum raamwl > Oriiile, (oatemptatei
realgalag fmw the nary. Bdwle R
,) fettilmae, hie unde —id tonight
IJogf Kennedy and Me w'fe arriv
ed her* from Weahtaptuc ytfbtentay
tv paee a month * leave of at—ee ■
.with relatives
idaidMlr
*m* TUIW March t7 <#». dgM
coUoa quiet Middling -**.*#; cwtbua
'atam ctoead barely mag. May
r MEMBER OF
ASSOCIATED. PRESS
L_ —■■ j
1 .QII ...I
PRICE FIVE CENTS
====g*---- - ■ >.,n ,
HE DENIES BOND
MONEY COES FOR
NEGRO SCHOOLS
(h V)
.... "taitrmm
oppoaeat of tha> bond taaae. hw» iMd
lag famlllgr with tha laadegaaay «l
the Pfeeent .rhoot hitfUlßaa we «b
not feel we would be fair to the lata
rent* of the tvmataaliy if ww ilA<
not urge their •alargrmeßt’*
In-fcndlag the foMtw od the boand
"* C*pending llttAM of .he laat
lion of aeMM. hwßßhwWß>r tmlahpß
people. Mr Kornegay naV'dßp Mh* j
twm weA roecod by lah to prorthn
c1... roam ftgr "eight luiAAed R*.
d. nta. forced to attend jpdlaol. MMb
than oajfjlt' be tdN ig «ha eU M«
titillated nhaeltg thba bohaUnt of.” OtM
of thea« huIMhMM, • irgadah liMM
atructur* on Jogh ‘ atfoet eitaagkUh. c
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