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WILMINGTON IS SCENE OF DOMESTIC TRACEBY
Aarfr Jersey's"Shell-^racketTarea rocks again
Charlotte Women Shot
1 To Death By Husband 9 s
Father At Beach Resort
Ain. A. Raymond Rein
hart, Jr., Slain at Re
sort Near Wflming
ton Yesterday—Man
- Who Wielded the Gun
Is Himself • Shot and
Killed By Policeman
While' Attempting
SnleUe—Son Rushes
• to Wife’s Side and Ir
Injured In Auto
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lily 12—
Mrs. A. RayiMnd Reitihart. j
Jr. of CSMtrloUt, and her
fathor-ta-law, A. Rayaond I
Reinsert. arc dead foSow
laa a ■heating hit a( a lo
cal hoach reoert this altar*
Mrs. Raiahart waa shot
'- Ay har fathar-in-Uw m she
•toad at Ike phase la a
beach cottage aad the awui
waa qjMrt down by a police
aian aa he turned the
wasps*.#* hie awn wife.
H*y nioad Ret abort, Jr.,
hnaband of the plain wo Man,
waa Injured ten ailnatea
later whan the matauMbite
ia which Im was racing to
the aide of hie wife at a
city hospital, loaned turtle
near Winter Park.
According to neighbors
es the Reinharts, the shoot
ing fsOowsd a family quar
rel which reached its cli
max when the eider Rein
hart heard that his son and
wife had gone from the
beach to Wilmington to oc
curs a peace warrant. This
ia said to hare enraged Mr.
Raiahart, who began nuk
ing throats of killing every
one of his household. His
danghter-in-iaw, frightened
at his throats, feat to a
phone aad called for assist
ance. As she left the phone
throe bullets from a pistol
said to be in the hands of
Reinhart, Sr., crashed into
her body. ,
At this moment ftajiee
man Pat Newton rashed
Into the cottage and tired
two shots at Mr. Raiahart
as the latter was attempt
ing to shoot Mrs. Reinhart,
Sr. Mr. Reinhart fell ten "
feet from his daughter-in
law who was lying on her
hark in the hail in a dying
. condition.
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RUSH FOR AUTO
$ LICENSES IS ON
Large Number of the New Li
i cense Tags Sold At Local
Branch Monday
U » V”t' ' Vi ■' W*
ommy'ustsmswte ovum who had
MK secured new llconse taga for thel?
cera by July UMh. tha original Him
limit eel soy ao doing by tba state
comm laa lower or revenue. yesterday
paid tha local branch of sh. fjeeane
bureau a visit and gar. attention to
tale matter.
While thete were at ill many car*
ma on the street* with their old
llreaar taga attached to them yeater
day. a ruling made by the nammla
•loner of revenue vaa construed h/
the police to man that a few mare
days of ! grace have been grantee la
order that the state bureau aad the
vat l on* branches ran rnirb op with
4ls*dr wee*
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LOCATED AT NO. HO SOUTH JAMES STREET IN THE HEART OP THE BUSINESS SECTION
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Britain Is Watching
Reader Os Egyptian!
"■Winn I ■■■« '.!!ivwii*»'
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Adly Pa aha, new Egyptian
Prime Minister, ia bring watch-*
rd by England. He has a tre
mendous native hacking and la
vaid to be anti-British in his
1 sympathies.
MAD DOG SLAIN
BY CHIEF TEW
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Animal Created Much Exdto
ment en East Walnut Street
Sunday Afternoon
A dog which gave every evidence
v* being affected wlCh r.tbiea waa
•het and kllb; I on East Walnut strout
Sunday afternoon by Chief cf Po.tcv
iT'v.afler the •■aaltie hat bitten yev
ral other dotfs rnd attempted to lwit»
ntp ns du<n r loblle in '-hlita theft;
a nunc..*- ,»f children.
The dog. waa Irat noll-ed by hr
John reside* on B>uth
Siocumb atr.*# The animal came up 1
on Mr. Derr# front porch and ap
peared to he very friendly. Mr. !)r.ir
took U on through the house and .>ut
'nio the back yard wheie be bad throo
'.V four young puppl** pluylng abc-i.t
As anon as the dog rapi-d the pip
iitea he grabbed one of t bene by the
I *u<k of the deck and a(ter>'hakln£ It
three or font- tlmea drop.cd It und
ran <ml of the yard and down the
ytrecl Mr l»err came jo the romlu
sJotJ Imniedinlv|v that th* dag va*
. to ■ h * *
jumped Into hi* car and ait'owl In
pursuit of the animal.
On Hunt Walnut street he capie up
to the dog and tired at Mm. the tail
let adding if mark but not proving
tntnl. The dog_ halted and lunged at
the car In which there were a num
ber tit children Mr. l>err clambered
from hi* machine as quichly aa pos
table and ran up so within a few feet
of the dog and iho* it In the hend.
This latter ahot did no* end the ca.
ufne'a Hfe and It dashed down the
street, lu the meautiuie chief Tew
ha.' arrived oil the scene *uc
reeded In dispatching the animal
Mr. Derr fearing that the puppy
which bad been bitten by the dog hud
fContinued Os Pnga Three)
GOLDSBORO. N. Cw TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 13. 1926
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FIRE!
W 1 _ e •» •
nr» whkh was dMUvvred short
ly before I e'ekaNi it# morning do
rtseyed the tilling **(!•» asd store
aa 'tha tttbaslaaf read whlrh waa
kaowa as Rest* Ailing statieu.
The plat, it was nadrndood. was
apnnUad by WHey (mm pier. The
Mhrka of the Muse eeald aot ho
determined and it had gained *aeh
headway when the Hremen arrived
■ that H wna impossible la aato tha
hPMmLs- .
The hlaae 'was of *ueh amgnltade
that despite the early hoar II drew
haadreds of spoetalora.
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ODD FELLOWS TO
HOLD MEETING
IN CITY TODAY
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Msmbsra Os the Order From All
Farts es Slxtk District f
Be Here
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Odd Pel lows of the sixth district
will convaa* It today for
their regular convention and It ta ex
pected that the session will be a moat
interesting one In every detail.
The following I? the tentative pro
gram prepared for the day:
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Ji#S p. m -Convention Called to
by President. Opening Ode and
Prayer, by Chaplain.
Address of Welcome «rF. CL Smith.
Neuse Lodge No. •.
Response—John W. Jump, District
Supervisor, Enterprise Uuflge No. 4i.
Poll, call es Officers.
Heading Minutes of Last Conven
tion ' . t
Roll Call of lodges and Chrnll
mmt of Delegates.
Reports from I/)dges.
Communication*.
Report* of Committees. ,
Unfinished Bualnesa.
"Btlmaietlng Intereat la Our Dome"
—A. M Shrngo Kesldent Trustee.
N*u*e l»dg* No. 9. C. U o#y. Tru*-
tee. Uolden Belt Ix>dge No. 163.
General Dfki u*slon *■
New Business
“Making Greeter Success of Odd
Fellowship"—fHla* It. I.ucas, Mayor
of Wilson. Enterprise f>odge No. 44.
Selection of Next Meeting Place.
«:30 p. m. - Banquet at the Hojne
Toastmaster Rlla* R. Lucas. May
or of Wllstm
Address of Welcome Jakr Hhrago.
'or Nona# Lr>dge
, Alldrea* of Welcome Retells Pay
ne. for the Home.
Response Cha* B, Hprulll. Golden
nett l odge No. Is 3.
9:00 p Irtdgs Meeting. Hall of
Neuse liOdgr.
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Ixmdon. July 12 (JP\ finance
Minister ('■lllaux of Prance and the
British chancellor of the exchequer,
WtLstnn Churchill, today reached a
complete agreement on term* for
fundlnr-the Prencji war debt to Grant
Prltaln The terms will be published
tomorrow.
JHtW YORK COTTON
New York. July 12 c«tol?
apols quiet, middling Kg.l. Cotton
futaraa cloeed at a net decline % C 2
to K point*. October 18X4. Decem
her Jg.TSj January 18.71 t; March]
17J1; May IT.U.
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Another Arsenal Explodes At
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Lake Denmark Arsenal, Damage
HORTON’S DEATH
CAUSES REGRET
Paagiat of Ymmi Lawyer at
Ba|M«hjpi<pty
Rexrqtted
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Thare was genqme regret among
the legal fraternity aad Many of
Toldaboro’a rtilaeas. In other profea
aloa* and trade* ifrer the death hi
Ratatgh Hunday aOdraoow at Judge J.
Moyd Horton, after an llluees of nine
dart.
Daath came to the former jurist af
ter he had apparently successfully
peeaed tha crlala aad was oa the ruad
to recovery He bad been talbmg ta
hie physic lau. Dr. Hubert Haywood.
Jr., only a moment before he 4l*d
end waa conscious to the lust. Dr.
Haywood slated that whilV Judge Hor
ton had had f severe ragy of mepln
xitls with a alight hidary complica
tion. death waa caagsd by acute dila
tion of the heart, •*
Judge Horton died at an age (when
most matt ara just entering public
Ufa. but during the eleven yeaj* he
bed been practicing law hr had heM
the offtaes of oouMk prcftesalm, -Bsp
llcltor of the Fifth Judicial I Metric!
und Superior cqurt Judge. Ho was
•lectad to the Inst-named office at
the age of twenty-alx and held the
record of being the youngest jurist
trot to alt oa the North Caroltaa
Bupertor Court bench.
During the five years Judge Horton
sat oa tha Superior Court bench he
preaided ovre many Important rnaea
Chief among Lhasa waa the Mahler
bowmaa Jewelry theft case la Ral
eigh two years ago in which BowmnhT.
* young clerk of the Mahler Jewulry
Mtore, wna charged with purloining
valuable gema
81nce leaving the bench sixteen
months ago to becomg , associated
with the law firm of JoAea A Jones
of Raleigh under tha firm name or
Jones. Jonas * Horton, Judge Hor
t >n had appeared In many prominent
litigations. Among these were the
successful prosecution of the case In
Federal Court ending in receiver
ship proceedings for the TH-Btate To
bacco Growers' Co-operative Associa
tion; the Wyatt case in which Jennie
Wyatt, chief of detectives of ftalsigh.
was charged with the killing of Step
hen 8. jHoll. attpfney. 'of Hmlthfleld.
wh N5 * mistook the latter for a I
bootlegger. Judge Horton appearing
for -Wyatt; tpe iu» < hargtng the four
Raleigh Ice rofqpanlea with it com
bination In restraint of trade. In
which Judge Holton appeared suc
cessfully for the defendants.
Judge Horton is survived by his
widow, formerly Mlaa Rallle F>nette
Keel and two children. Joa«ph IJoyd
Horton. Jr . 8 years old. and a little
girl. Gene Horton, six years. He Is
also survived by two sisters und h
brother, Mrs Frank Cupp* of Ratetglj.
Mrs. Charles 8 Itountre* of Kurm
*llle and Marvin V. Horton, mayor of
farmvlllei^
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Faria, July H- (A») Tl«e French
franc today sank to 40 to the dollm
•n unofficial quotations nTler the clo*<
of the hoSrse Heveral transacllona
were recorded at this new low level
foo* aftef the franc reacted to 34,’ii
to the dollar.
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KIDNAP VAN AMD
' TAKE HIM Mo*Ly
over the bead of David M. Otterabicdi.
iashler of the North Bid* hank, three
bandits today kidnapped (Hterabach.
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Crew Os Rum Ship Are Facing Tritl In 1
Federal Court At Wilmington In Augmt
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J Thf (rvw m the staamrr Elms ia await lag trial at Wflminftse,
,N. C., following setsurc of thr era ft and Its $»OO.0OO cargo of liquor
by co**t guard oftciats. The liquor repoars ia a vault at the cuataam
bouse. The Lima waa formerly ia goveramesst asrviag aa a light
bouse leader, ' 9 t ' „ '
BANDITS CREATE REIGN
OF TERROR AT CHICAGO
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Two H<mmllu«w Believed U Be Dnu Plenda Start Oat Oa Mar
deroug Sort.e Which Ends la tkeDeatk of Three
One lg Held By Police While Search Mode Pgr Other
—Both Attacks Brutal
<blra«re. Jaly U. -(VP)-Tv»a
hoed lame, WU«tNI Id W" dnM
(Made, »h«l aad killed |,«lwlf
Ho**, a rail drive, earl) la
t'lcera, l'llm»'« Inrhaleat Vah.
arl>. look hi- tab aad* few "alia
alas later -hat and killed IN
Helm, a Haaday -ehoel naperla*
Uadeat aad bin flaare, lU Marla
Hlaaa. There wan aa apparent
cffert to rah (he lalt-r Iwa aho
were en raale home fraai rhurch
PaUre loniahl had |>aft a( Iha
-tery of the Irani" r.rapade fro at
Thama. M <ll aim. twenty-fear,
aad lhe> -onnhl Jo.rph i.raallo
who the; Whrr ««« hla roai-
Ihiulou. VeWalfM na« arr*«ted
hat hi- companion, fcaowa oaly
la hlat a* “Kddle" e-raped.
Al Ihe pollre -lullon MrWalae
declared Iha hU companion had
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Spartanburg. H. ( July 12 A war
ren iliaraina (j. Honner. Jr , will)
She muitier of Min. J«-an Mtvmwell,
Tryon. S’. « «o< "ly ilrl, will l»»
la. tied mid aenfed aa noon an tty run
ulllon of fount Homier, now In the
‘i t you himpllml. pertrrMn nervlre of the
wurrajii. Thin announcement wpe
irnde from I‘olumlnm. N, I'., over lh«
t lona tftnlani # tflepMme the Hiurtan
burn Journal by l»rpuljr stacrftf
I i.ur hlrr of I'pHt county. *
Keportn to the nherlffn office n( <Ar>-
i lomhiia N. I'.. 1 tmfh-al* that Homier'-,
roadltlon In Improving and hU reoov
llerjr new neetn- prohnNe, the deputy *
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-acne* led that I he) "amhe mom
* e*») men*)." They employed tha
laileah whb a phut to rah tha
driver. Aa they drate atend I kef
-aw a »edaa paytgd at tha read
-Ide aa they ntagfed aad- tied the
rah driver dad reMhad the maple
la Ihe nedaa at AA aad aaato tea
day -rheel ea re In pee.
Wbea they retamad la the rah
they aalied Ken# aad told Mpi ta
flee. toMn raa MrWalae naM
he heard “Kddle" fire -earn .hat..
I‘ollee lea ad Kane dylaa wear the
road-Ide aad he teld theai that ha
hard half a daaea nhata aherily
after bin aaa -bowline
Officer- (on ail the had ten es
ftela aad Xlm Hlaaa aaarhy.
Xeltalae admitted ane as
aarraflra aad -aid bin rempaalaa
»»< a n-er es dnur* -tlmalaafa*
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Waahlntton, July IA- The plan*
nr a men who rlakeil Ihalr llvea to ratae
Ihe H 51 will be rewarded
“The nary iloea not foreet nueh he
rwlam," nald Hecietftry of thn Nary
Wilbur
Inereaned arade and pay. allow
anree or othei 1 ndvaiitiW*- may hr
alven Ihr dlrern and aaHors.
The fornMl praiae of Hecretary WIP
hi|r did hot reveal the thrill of pride
Him ran throuah the entire nary.
INvrra workina on Ihe wreck were In
< nnrtaat danger throuah olnalnc of
on air line HaMing of the 8-61 la re
carded ae one of the nary’a great eat
) P***a Ihd ■ m(mg llihmanla. j
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PRESS
DISPATCHES
PJUCB FIYB CBNIB
Flames Which Smould
ered For Thro*Dm,
Broke Out Agaft Last .
Night sad AnothSf .
' Great Blast Rocks Na
vial Arajinil i r - fluvMU
IlsMOOi *
whfii*»tT
Known to Re Dead
•s, While MAa^Othttii
Art Hissing First
Funeral Held Yosts**
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vwaanHPs » w^^Kggggi
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££?***£ s* t£*Tw
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•aa, with tla'Lv'SSl •*»
tto ptaJa «afc awS* «* fUt .
k«Mi IM tW anqr past, Bw
uikl teM m 4 A* OHmmi
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TEACHEY DIES IN
LOCAL HOSPITAL
Vwt WMU Hu W.ir—HQ T«
Attack Mai. By AaT»l
lOMWp PWM \
fgruhry t«B v;»r -wn * vrrK,.'
' j tmst& ♦tea* toafe.HjMja T<Uww .'
•action and who m totally liAH
•n tha Ooldsboro-Sartß Springs high
way last Thursday night whan atrock
on tho hand by aoma uakoowa pw-
MM> dt*d at (hr Goldsboro hoapHal
Sunday morn 'a* the body «U oOr
r«rd to tha homa of the dacaaaad tor
Intrrmaul a
County anthorMla* bora rxartad *f
nry assort to locals tha toon who
•tuck young Teach ay hot thoa tor
thay Kara not baao aatrasafol to w
-toto*. HhorUy altar ha wma too ad,
Iftar . tha attack Taa.-hay told
that 4 rartaln mas w*o raojMaa hi .
iba Aswan Aprlngn aceilso bad Ot-
bhn. Bowarar, this mao pntr*