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CHARLOTTE WOMAN GOES ON TRIAL FOR LIFE
so/? haveTclosed this Iveek
P'ate Os Nellie Freeman
Will Soon Rest In Hands
Os Jury Hearing The Case
Voting Bride Who In a!
Fit of, Jeafeasy Skfh
ed tihe Throat of Her
Husband/Sit* In Ctuur
Witte Court .Room a
Dejected Figure 1
While Witnesses Tell
of Her tragic Deed-
Dead Man’s Mother
Star Witness
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yr ammu. jw* h.-nh
• r M» Prtnuui, dftnN with
r amjrttoft lar kabul, Alton
FncM>, hy Mashing hto
throat w4th a raaor. want
m IrU far bar Ufa here la
4ay.
Tha eat Ira ■ miffing aaa
■Aaa waa Owtaf to aalac
t|a» as a Jury, after which
rffcMvn. and oflke
ee man ware placed on ,
the wttaoan gland.
■Bht 'ehiiWto Idfttficd i
* Ihi ißrtftlWj ifTli iMibi
white the youthful priseuer
tot Satwa— attorney* add
' bal- mother and Hntanad in
hpjireat naaebatanea.
Ur*. Naaainc Freeman,
mother of the victim, waa
the the ftrat ta taka Um wit
aaaa at and. She recited
datailu as the married Hfe as
her ann and described the
killing in a at rang, straight
farward tana. y
Ibe witnaaa raid that aw
the night bar een ittjtd nbr
"cat ta hie rnom and found
him packing his ilothoa
ha« said aha aakdd Mm If ha
wa* “mad at
M Mamma. I tald you the
i eat time ahi riwnd me (
waa going tn leave her,"
the witnaaa 4 opted her aon
aa aayiag. -
Turning to the mnti% her son'*
* tott. tore, freemen aeid ehe heard
him walking rapidly end then T>*
wMded wooed. Blood *wea running
from hla mouUi, aha testified. Bh*
aetd ahe iput both of her handa to hia
Jaw and naked him If hi* wife hid
hit him la the mouth.
■" “Mo, menu, aha cut me." ahe e*iJ
her aoe replied
“With whntr aha aeld (he aaked
him.
“WIUL ■ reaor," ahe teatlfled lit
eejd •
tm Pi
“I held hhn until he vant dowj. ,
•he continued. “Me wee dead In lea- ,
than ten mlnutas.”
tors »«nv6ui .‘atalcd that Nell.*
•am# in alf>ut thirty mluutea later
Luther, bar husband's brother
Raiding her Nellie aelti. (hat Lulh
need not bold her. tbpt ahe would
wet run oft the wlinrew eald.
"Nellie -just tat. there, never ahed
a tear end aeld ahe wanted to be pun
tehed.” Ufa* freemen told the ont.rt
Chief f’eapertuap. of tbe rural pollr ■
>Mk2raat stfphed Atom eer to- ear.
WdetimoaHi be resumed tomor
row.
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Uni’VKKN DRIVES* Wll.l. Id)
TO aOBKNON COinm »OU»N
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I .urat>er ion July H.—iAutomobll*
accidents. dbe to * mUture Os ga»<>-
Hue and I'gunr, hare berome ao.fra
iiurnt In Robeaen county until P. ft
' Korneeey. recorder of latwiher
ton district, baa announced In court
and through the preaa diet he la
ftotug to arad lo the toed* every man.
reeerdleeg hi color or podtloir. who
la ron rifled to hla knurl of driving an
automobile while under tha influenea
g| llbmai.
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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LOCATED AT NO. 110 SOUTH JAMES STREET-— -IN THE HEART OF THE BUSINESS SECTION
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| Next Tobscco Season In This City mil _
. Be the Best Ever, Thinks W. C. Denmark
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In d lent lons are. said W. C. Denmark. sodfetary of the
Golftahoro Ckamber as ( omourct, fn aa interview given a
' News representative yesterday, that the forthcoming tobacco
l tenon in thia city will prove to bribe beet in the history of
the place, from the standpoint of tbe amdjant est pounds said.
, 'Werehousemen have been visiting aft parte of this sec
lion recently and assuring the growers that they will find
here every facility for the sale of their weed and urging them
by til means bring their first load to Goldsboro.
Score* have declared that they weald de thia. laid Mr.
and hi seek certain that Ifcal merchants, manu
facturers. bankers and ail others will do everything within
their power to beck the warehousemen up In aH assurances
which they are giving the growers. * ’ y.
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She’s the Youngest
Woman Attarney In
The Whole Country
Miaa. Margaret A. Ulchmw, J
*t reere old, ia lid to be Um
youageet women *VTiafairt dta
t*t«t attorney ia
waa rOecndy mrre
'* the wcetera dutnet of Uia
wan •.
MT. OLIVE BOY
NOT INJURED
Allen J. Hunter Had Been Re
ported Hurt in Magazine
Expiration in N. J.
Wh.n the uiwa of the dlaaater
t-auaecl by th>- esplualon of tha naval
nmunltlona pi.mi at Ib-nmark. N. J.. |
teat Saturday wan (Inahml over till
world. ih<- earn*- of one Wayne coun
ty boy. Alton J. Hunter, of Mount
Olive, waa ntiiung thnae Hated aa "un
accounted for’’. *•»
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■ ttrave feara were <*ntertalii*d lor
the Hufety of yuuug Huntar by rrla
five* and rrfanda bnt veaterday irord !
waa‘?gi ulvihl that hr had be.-u local
ed at the I’nbcd Statea Marine Baf-jj
rpekr. at New York Wty.
ftbljL (sh N<*rih ruroHaatan. I'rlvdte
KVdm# «11 i-V v-;: mm t*/ 1>
•ti mi her of a .li‘Ta<hniri*t of mar’nrs
who had IW-ii arnl to
for taraet practlee Jull I#fore tin- j
fatal bla»t waa among thnae Injured i
and report* elate that he waa only '
slightly hurt.
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f'hlrago, Jaly 14 The Imltnon
Hreater Ht..l/>ul«. piloted by Captain
M K Honeywell and hla daughter,
Kdna waa forced down at 4: TO a. ni
today at TTiompaonvtllr 111., Honrv
well reported to National Aeronautic
AaaoclatJon offlrlala here. The other
three balloona In the national race
which began here laat night have uot
tot* heerft (rum otfk'aUy.
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AGED RESIDENT"
DIES SUDDENLY
Mr. Dortch Raker Pimm Away
at Hia Home on East Elm
Strset Yesterday
UetUb cam* adddhaly to one ,«I
Uohlaboro'a oUvat ahurUy
«*!*• -4, Q«hw* yeaterday afternoon
OfthHV paesing of tor portrh bak
er at hla boate. No. 209 Uaat Kim
The deceased had been a resident
of Ooldebtiro practically all of hla
life. He waa about elxty yeara ■of
■*a and Was one of the moat accom
plished cabinet makara In thia
of ih# state. He wa# • member at
Rt Paul MothdUiai church and the
funeral aertic*. which will be held at
an hour on Friday to be announced
.Infer, will be mndutWed by Rev. J.
M. Daniel, paator of the aante. tha
Interment to be made ,here.
Mrt Raker la survived by ona aom
Mr. k. L. Baker, of Birmingham. Ala..
g ateij eon Mr.a Karl Bngga. alto of
nirmlpgham and one slater. Mrs. W.
H. Jla/dea of this city.
SLAYER APPEARS
UNCONCERNED
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David Smith.' Negro Held In JaH
On Murder Charge. Doesn’t
MaMie Gravity
Darld Htulth, colored. ug*-d nbouf
«(kty Vtart* and j* hh» a few weeka
agr ijfiade a injdhy'oue attack upon
N'ornfan Roat-, tgllr about fS year*,
hli son-In law In the Snulaton r.ec
tlor and who has been In the Wayne
icuunty Jail since U at time la facing
,'he serious * liarg-J *»f having k'lled
hla victim with n'j real thought of
the gravity of h*/ vltnation.
The old man t-ln a News rSpraeer.-
tulßrc yesterda/ that lie "didn't ae.
how* they were going to try him
on a murder cherga wnen Il<me had
taken a ahot m him with hla platot.
i the h«JI etrtvHuK lt|a fthnWh’aj bttd*
However, wueu the coroner Wire*
J itgiueil, the affair lie learhed'
Bmlth had gone home «nd Mo ured hi*
•hoi gun ah«| waived more tlyin n”
ir» w* j
bMh tiarreWi of-hi* gun tnk|w(be tat
ter's body, a|ru« k him over Hie hrTqd
and fractured hi* akull.
Tlinn far flmlth has not aap ured le ;
ral co'dnael ami *e*mii to "ft** taking
j 'he matter mnra or lea* pblloxophitkl
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Orrenaboro, <Sa.. July 14.- The
(leorala Stale Bank of (Irrrnahoro
failed to open today. The bank war
affiliated With the Banker* Trual
Company of Atlanta Da failure fal
lows tha! of the first NaJtonal Beak
of r.reensboro laat Ihcaadwr Mat
tosvsa tha town slllMl a haak,
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GOLDSBORO, N. C, THI IRDAY MORNING. JULY 15, 1926
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Big Trust Company Placed In
Hands Os Receiver Is Came
George* Carptntier And Hla Family -
Are Re united In tilt United States
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The Carpcntkra arc reunited aa the S. 8. Paris arriven. fk« - ...
amom Georges, in America for rahtbilion bouts ami for stags ap-
Mtarandrs as aa expert and eccrniric dancer, greet* hie wife and f t
heir little daughter, Jacqueline. .
BIG BUILDING PROGRAM
NOW IN PROGRESS HERE
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While This Hi* Not Reached “Hooir” Propensity, Coatractora
and Buildeni Predict Thai Rbfore the End of the Year (he
Total Amount of Construction Work In Thia City Will
Be Greater Than Haw For Several Yeara ■
Been the Cane •
j - ■—■■un a ■
v While there ha# aopraredest
*d buildiag iNHia la progre*** la
I.eld*bore al the prevent lime. N
la a fart Ihal the »paad «f lb*
•1- o* '
hammer aad »aw are heard ea
eearly every »Me uad reulmrter
aad builder- are re*pwax|ble for
' fha -laleuicai that la adiHtlea to
the baNdlag jthlrh l» aa* la pee
rre*« mark awr I* being rua
lemplatrd te he gotten under way
a« »e«a a* po**«lble
Amoag the nal«taadla«r lialld
ln« ureject- under way Jo-t «l
pre«eat ar* the new high «rhowl
baOdlag eat l« Ike worth of Iter
aura Park Ibe aew church being
-reeled by (be friend* on north
William utreet, Ibe magnificent
dwotffnr being ball) al Ibe roraer
NEW SERIAL IS
VERY*.POPULAR
“Hrofcen Hearts of Hollywood 5 ’
Makes Aj#pe»l to Head*
jrMMt'TO* News
\Tbe' *eAoJwB»»UV - 1
vtfgfeiaafar,
fti^The-’'wMpp .■ft r, *V * s.n4| i u
’l*T favor ®«»->ra<l -n ■
f till*
'O (hi one of #!"• Will ijy~
l.nt ovir l**e if.fcu ji,'uy, JMk' Nvivi}.
H la a at«ry (ft ■ iifxf' "Wff’l fwnanr"
ftjiarkfd by »■ <hr, usual Ifn ■
(|if «< x tiHifT" ;rVJLI '>^r
ehb h nie-u wiii jeijWi’fr . yj>mri<!a
(I Ibe hnliila of bulk iff n l
If la a clean afocy ibroii"j|oiil In
••very wav and'*.ll
»nd etHerinliMn*. » ' 4
KXJ’AMITION IV. 4'OniT
MoiadHohla. July II 4u irlurn
Ueo ainaed la.rkM* *%T “kwiutll 1 •*'"**
SmiXSSA S-'T
•f He-f Ash aad limn* atraeta
by Ur. W. F. Hi rend, Ibe aew fly#
•Awry hour of Uoyall a Borden,
which h* Itelwg baUl an West Wal
nut strvet the remodeling of Ike
homo of the Val Mal llaah of
Loldsborn, al Ike corner of Joha
aad Walnut «iml« aad *everai
other balldlwg* u|Min whleb work
to la prowre--.
Ilulldiag permit* already fhl*
year pave bren numeroa* wad la
several la-lnarev Ibe aaaoaat
•Werlfled tkere<a *va* rather large
uad It I* believed (hat before |be
end of Ike year Ike tolal amewat
of roa-frartloH will luive grawa
th a grraler flrare than ha* he
for*- been Ibe ra*e la a number
of yaf,r*.
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AUTO ACCIDENT
PROVES FATAL
Young IMr* Am KomiU of
Bring Hun Down at Mount
Olive CiiMl Nlirht
Oar land .Hwtn-.«u, aeventerii-jrenr
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. Itij-irrd wt- Mvnn-t'OUvf. In.' m*).! by
an KUlomobi|<‘ driven by J !».'tVhnwM,
alei rolorrd
•\ Tbe Infur«*d youtb lin'd but a abort
'Mill* utid lmm*dt«taly after bla death
romajf -Turn RnltUlHuli Mia colled to
the ecrnr to make an luve*tln»iioii.
Tbla reoullrd In •itineration of the
|flilrer of ih.. .rath <ar DPT S7VWf*trr
plainly beins *tlAuV Iditblr
41(1 UK ill AS RRfin.T
or lOti HXOW PAM
jpkwu bur*. Julr It Fire per
>•***•' d<**d and trlr|)hnti<' and tele
jfiaph c<jTnmiinl<*atli>*» nre dlempted
__£i l>a rvault of a aavot* anuwalonn.
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TRIO INDICTED
DUPLIN COURT
CHARGE FOR'GRY
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Tra* Bill Am Rctirpd Agilttt
Three of Twin PMaalawnt
Cilia**
Koaanavtiie. Jkly 14.—H. L. diet- ,
p n*. 8r„ J. K. Powell, ui 11. L Hast.
f«>rip*r "‘•for of Warsaw, war*
dieted la the Duplin rotiaty superior
ourt yesterday oa chargee of forging
»"d counterfeiting INM4 worth of
town qf w*nuw not at, «
u*t.-d In tha original MUa bwt with
‘heir aaaaeo nriuhai out la tha true
killa u return ad by the grand Jar?
were Henry L. Steveae, Jr.. State
t <h* nander of the Anwkn Legtoa.
■nd Joe R. of Wamaw, Ut»
understood that the names of thaaa
■nan warn not even aearto the grand
Jury, hat war# xratchad aft hr doll*
I tor j lq roaM aaa no haaia
for ;k< against them. Qpm
ntnrufV'* Hlviui peraonally mad* good
the Jhff' of the f*gloa due (o tha
.fatlwfy of the Rank of Waranw.
- KtghldNEQ Mitel Os IllftcUMßtA
tgalnat J.K. Powell, of Wataaw. r|ee-
of the defaaet Rank of War
•*« «toto. >Mill'sH ■■*■»«■* 'hmah
*tih total tlefhlratlaa ot •W.&MW. f
NgdMht Tans fra bahts
he bumhuo Irtal" of
eonrt, hut It la undaratood hare that
a aperinl term of coart for the trial
of the caeea will be naked. The nsxt
regular crlaalnal term hern begin*
October 4, If la expected that the
■pecial Jterm will be naked for the
week juat before the regflar tornk ‘
file algktren lud let meats returned
agalnat Powell eel out only nix ago*
"toe defalcation* renting all the way
from |l7 to MO, 00«; The other four
*»ma alleged to hare hem embeaaled
are S 10.441 .67 . tJilft.M. aad
11.115.4 g. *
Powrll will aleo faee chargee of en
b'liiiug Liberty Honda amounting t
-11.600^
Vnheg Hoed Part of Un
e It waa etatod bere today that Pow
ell 1* reported id here ntat|e good ap
proximately 125.000 of the alleged
loanee.
I. M. Bailey, attorney far the Cbr
p« ret lon. war In Kennnavllle today
»a*latlag Solicitor Powere In drawing
the bille eent 1 1 hlhe.jrruml <~r
FV*ur htlla of IndlctmSar were re
turned In the town note forgery cnee*
XII the noteg were payable thr.mgh
the Hanover 'National hank of New
York City Thl* Rank 1 ' la understood
TO hnve received 170.000 of the nutrg)
and the Murchlnon bank h/
Wilmington. ttO.OOO. , '
Th>! wltneeeee agalriet the three
nen Indicted fir forging the note*
I wer» H. P. ptr.ee. Mayor of Warsn*.
and I* 11 Brown. J. K Wllllema. 0
f* Sheffield. ell member* of the Wnr
mw Hoard of ' ommieeloner* and J.
'P. Yate*. of the Mnrchleon National
batik The alleged forgery of the
note* tm* already been made Ihr!
'•uuee of gcllon In a au't brought
ernluNt the defend*!* by the town
ot Wjiregw.
Th« gr ind Jury deliberated over the
nOtctmcnt* ell dev. The true bill*
wore not returned until five ytnfets
thl* Aftcrnoov and those charginn
forgery of th« town noteg were noj
returned until seven o'clock tonight ■
The three Indicted on the forgery
'•barge* ere ail prominent hare. 11. f,.
Btev.n* hr., wg* president, and J. K
Powrll w»» active vlre-prrnTdent of
4 he Peak «f Warsaw. !L I*. Bf*t *►
the time of the alleged forger'** wa*
tnerob of the lowa.
Warsaw .1* rent by bltterneee a* a
result of the failure of the Mnh see
era| months ago. Friends of Powell
**y that he,hi not *lonr culpable for
‘be hank fnliur*. Friend* of the other
*we men Indicted, ear that they are ,
'Victim* of clrcum*tgncra cr*a , :tl by |
I’nwnll and blame Powell. . ' , ' ]
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PRESS
DISPATCHES
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PRICE FIVE CtNTS
Atlanta Bank Which
Controlled a String of
Smaller Institutions
Gets Into Financial
Difficulties and Trou
ble For .Others Fol
lows —Wi York
Bankers Diny That
Florida Bank Clhfet”
Net Ba Honored
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N«afo? dj
attrilxitel to Ukt gppgtol* kern
mi toisj ft s r—hlMr I
nhlp far the BulmfNi Trust I
Ossksuoy t
noSPttliM COfllMttV A m' * *
Judge if 1
with Mutoh •i tSM »
.'.hMttA. ifeMhMhWac,
BSHSSuto Wmlla ttttttßV <ttP tttttr ™
Hi VMM Mtrttt f MUdSam SMbt: gk
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clou*.
C.agr.mmaa tola f #
Kissimmee, Ha, Jhly lA—OkOgMlp^^
reaching hint Umt orders ImS'toM^.'.;
a general agreeaMOt maSa tMM MfotoffMl
era bank* wan uat to aeeept a otoeb
ea a Pfortda baak. apg-lad today la
J. W. Melaush. enmgtroUor of •»
reaey at WatofogMa "
'touttoi Stay * m,m%
New Tosh, jgly 14—Rig re wall
live New Taft haaheia aald koatgh'
they knew MtMau at a rig Mad agree
m«ai by aeiiheni beak?ra.,Mt to m
.apt ebeefea m florid* b**fca. Wa
(Old mi *ggmd had bees mdd*. to the
comptroller «f (ho ourrenoy aa ttoli.
seal, of the rawt. Nee Tyd hßb
-n said ee for ae they ka*w baajaoaa
we* belwg carried on a*. .**•*! #Rh
rreogßleed Florida haaia, r
Hah* dowdy
WsahJagton. July 14«-~A harvtad
survey of federal beektag oglolala /
during the past few dtfa tan *aa
vlnccd Governor frlsamgef. at the
KVderwJ Reserve Board. ti*l tdlmjl ' f
banka and etate beak omaigra at We
ivdwtal Heeerre By Mem. la Georgia „
end Klorida are la "mft ihtgo **
Governor Crleelnger add, (hot Were
were about a dexra etate hash mem-
b«r* of the Pederel Rtorm.lyam
In Florida aad that while, they da »*
report on tbelr condttimi to the **m»-
troller of lb* currency, gaanhl toU
ceii'us were that none of thorn ware
in danger of being (oread to dtofo
STORMTOSOimi
CITY YESTERMY
la Have Hewn Cauaad to*
Wilmingldii ftoclar *•/
1 i f t i
While this city wee visited yeater
day by only e alight downihil nt rgtn
, repofta from aedlone farther South
< «p«ciellv near Wllmlngtoa. ’waa* to
ihe eff.-rt that th*re bad been a atama
of ■ cyclonic intern*itr aad- that dihi
un<t dope dfoadgr to
crop* ami tar aonto-prlgdllH f
Kor afteywona aad
Ih*i nigbt long distance tetegh—o
m.nnectlon between Qoldshaga and •
the Cepe PVar city was taapcaMMo
and the local office ripeefod HMh lb
did at know how aooa thin troallg
1 could b* icmedtad. lidi|Mff
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