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KY. WOMAN KILLED INQUARREL OVER WATERBUCKET
KCK 'BROKER, jjHES THROBOH OPERATION PERFORMER HEBE
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tats. HALL CROTLE,
SHOOTS NEIGHBOR, MRS.
LESTER, WITH REVOLVER
Mrs. HrH Wm Bn Route
to PikorUle to Obtain
Warrant Char grin*
Theft
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(API—A qmrrul ovar a wa
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ilwttal U Seatk tW*y of
lira. Sarah LaaUr, 30 yeara
•M, by Mra. Arming Hall,
30 jraara ali, a erippla.
The baehai ia
1 aaahft Sin# aaad hjr *
. Imm have, fcy Mra. Hall,
wha charges Ufa, Lester
had lakes R. Whan the
trage*? eecvrre* Mra. Hall
! Ul* a aalghhar that ahe was
aa raete hare te swear oat
a warraat chargiag Mra.
Leatar with thaft.
Mra. barter hear* the
atat—art aa* caaae oat of
* o' her hoaoe aa* tho twa wo
mm gaaraoM at that 3to
laaaa. Qaa Mra lififtr
afparaatl? incenaod started
to tha na* when Mra. Ha«
at to*, tha latter warning
her aat to eerae. Whoa Mra.
1 Hal waa within tea or ftf
toon foot. Mra. Hall opened
In with a rowatvor that aha
waa carrylag la a handker
chief. Mra. Bal waa arreel
ed aa* heaaght hare to
await a graihatoary hear*
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ARREST TWO IN
CONNECTION
JMELLET SLAYING
Hay wan Dar Hag aa* Carl Stad
-4 er An Hal* to leTeetlgatioa
PI tube rail. J ts./ 33.—(P)Hay man
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Darllac, convicted bootlegger, waa ar
rest at at hla hone late today for ques
tioning tn connection with the sleylug
of Doe Mellett of Canton. Ohio, Dec
ling dented he had any connection
with the ceae and aajtf he waa wilting
te bo te Cantoo at any time. Pitts
burgh police aaid they had no Infor
mation aa to what connection Darling
might hare with the publisher 1 * slay
ing. They merely acted at the request
of Caaton authorities.
Darllag was convicted of a rum run
ning charge at Wheeling. W. Va.. In
October. 1123. lad aeatenced to serve
two yeara at Atlanta penitentiary and
Jt aa appeal ha bee been at liberty
\ Darling latrr said he will light *x
tradltlon to Ohio, announcing that h«
had employed counsel. He main;
talned that he had ae knowledge of
the slaying and would right eitradl
tlon because feeling wan runilng hlgli
«• aatd ha had Into tg CantdO
weak ago last night hut had Idft a few
hour* before the publisher Fa* aa-
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A aether Arrest
t'anton, July 33.—GrtCgrl kinder,
former poolroom operator and alleged
operator of several second class room
ing bouse*, was (ffigN late today
and questioned by the committee la
vytlgatlngWhe Sleytag of Mallett.
wtw rtov "cStoh
New York. July Cotton
•note steady, middling lAM. Totten
futures closed eg eady at a get advance
e* » te Id pomta July ITJ3; Mare*
VlMi July 13.3 C; October IYM; D»'
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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| Poincare Form*
French Cabinet
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Paris, Jaly new
Preach retarded as the
ateeagMl alace Urn war la ready
to take ap (be gererament of the
eweatry aad try te ptoee France «a
a tea ad ftaaaelal feel lag. Bay
mend Peters Ire, three thae Pre
mier sad Preatdeat daring the
World War eacresded today la
patting the Oulsktog teach** ea
hie new ruhtart. The fraar *m
•cdULl, Improved mere than a
petal aad a half to a dollar.
The new gevenment wear to
meet wMh the grewiag, demand
far sea-parttiaa rabluet that can
mahe a real effort te salve the
Oaaaelal preMem. rugardlee* of
party daetrtoa.
On* es Premier Petucare'* chief
de«lree h te hare a talk with (Aa*
drew W. Belles tee rotary es the
railed Ntoto* tfeasary, who ar
rived hi Praaew today. The tol
mlar remarked that llnirr |gfi ft
cerUla dWflralUc reaaectod with I
tb« raHHraHaa es daM eettlemeat I
with the FaHed Mateo aad that I
he would he atod far a cealereace I
with Holla a.
SAYS WAS HIRED
. TO SUY COUPLE
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Implicates ADege* Liquor Law
Violator
Macon. Oa.. July 12 —<A*l—Hd Olov
er. negro, who Shec|tf J. R. Hlcke
clalme has made two confessions that
he hilled Mtsa Hilda Smith and R.
D. Wilton, on a lonely roadway near
•he city July 10. has Implicated Bara
Davis, alleged liquor law violator, la,
Ihe crime, the sheriff announced.
The sheriff said Olover sent for
him and told him many additional de
tails of the slaying. Tha negro aald
Davis offered him |26 to kill the cou
ple. The eberlff will preacut Glover’a
statement to the grand Jury.
“Davie told me he had a Job for
me to do,” the negro Skid the ahertff.
"He said It waa worth 92S to me.
"You know that Wilson boy? If
you'll go and kill him. the I2S la
/ours”, tHover said Davla told him.
The negro then related how arti
cles taken from the dead bodies were
not burned but hidden In on old barn.
Officer* hurried to the hern 'but
found thaf a etorm had uncovered the
structure and the articles had berg
.removed.
An old negro man mid he took
them to a house where Ida Wllliamr.
Degrees, resides. The negresa was ar
rested but the art Idea bad not bees
found. ,
Wilson and the girl were slain a*
they ml In an automobile on a aide
kwml * saw miles from the city. The
JVnMe* h«nn-u V.i ..;AI. <*y
swamp and fhruwu Into mire, where'
they were found by a passerby Iwo
days after the slaying. The couple
were ensaged to marry In Kcptrm
ber.
Davla waa first arrested because he
failed to report the discovery of blood
near the scene of the slaying. He
was held on a blanket diarge of sus
picion Later, a formal charge of
violating the prohibition laws waa fil
ed agakpat him.
Officers ’ claimed they found evi
dences of liquor eperatlona In woods
near the ppot where the coufPhwae
slain. I Pour men were arreimeß-MT
chargee, officers working on the the
ory that a liquor band waa responsi
ble for the staying of Mlaa Smith
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GOLBBBOHU, N. C, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 34, 1326
,HURTmAUTO
ACCIDENT ON MT.
OLIVE HIGHWAY
j Injure* When Car Hits Post to
Min Another Car
Mlaa Betti* ltollaad. daughter of
Mr. gad Mra. W Holland, of Sod Mast
Ash St reel, suffered sever# cuts about
th* hash of tha head and neck In an
automobile accident on th* Mt. Olive
rood al 320 last evening. The ac
cidaatj occurred about 200 yards from
tha Dewey Brothers Foundry.
David Odom was driving the road
alar la which tdtga Holland was rid
ing aad waa traveling In the direc
tion ot Goldsboro. Near the Dewey
Brother* Foundry. Charley Moseley,
'-oiofed. turned the Ford which he
from the side road which has recent
ly bin cut
' hr. Odom evidently did not see the
roproachlnn Ford until very close to
Jt aqd awarved hla car to the right
to proven! a pollution, but struck a
post baside the road. Mlaa
Hpl|pad waa injured tn th* crash and
Mr. Odom escaped comparatively un
’JL J. Miles. Goldsboro barber, waa
passing driving in the direction of
Mt OHva. He stopped and. aided by
•per*, placed MU* Holland In hla
[Jdhr and rushed her to the Rplcer Ban
Itorlum. She waa unconscious during
Hi hhi .to the hospital. An exaial
nation disclosed to ugly cuts on th*
right aide of the neck —one a slash
and oae a Jagg. The seriousness of
th* wounds bad aot been determined
wham Utts story was written,
SAY LIQUOR IS
SOLD AMERICAN
GOVT. VESSELS
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UfaUoa es Truth
Waannum. inly 23. (A>) -«hlp
p ng board offlctpls today expressed
surprised over charges that liquor
was being soM on governments res
eda as aa Inquiry by PVdeeal agents
got under way In New York. No
charge* Biker than that of W. H. Stat
on anil-prohibition advocate art
have bee% received here. Rut It waa
aald the field forces of the department
of juMicr and prohibition unit In New
York had Jtarted an Investigation
whether to determine liquor waa be
ing sold on Aaieriran ship*.
At the shlpptna board It wa* reiter
ated there waa standing order prohlb-
Ing the sale of liquor on government
vessels anywhere and no violation of
these had been reported. Frank Dow.
acting chief *f the prohibition and
customs service, said apecUl squads
of dry agents were continually In
specting Incoming and outgotnk ships
There M no Intention, he added, of
vending agents on ajl government
vessels to determine whether liquor
ia sold.
JUST A FEW PENCILS
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that, according to data collected as
the biennial census of manufactures.
1*25. the establishment#, engaged pri
marily In the manufacture of lead
pencils la that yaor reported a total
output valued at ftf.037.6ri1. of which
amount 911.701.336 waa contributed
by wooden pencils. fj.466.stt by met-,
si pencils aad tends, -and fft'.MZJIT
tv miscellaneous products. *qch as
•tenholdqra^marking crayons. ims*pi.
etc. wm"* value of produclamKow* i
an Increase of 19 per cent as coin
re rad with 934.M7.50t In 1923. the
last preceding census year.
Os ih* 34 ootahlishmeuls reporting
for lttri 9 were located to flltoels.
4 to New Jersey. 4 In R*« Yotfc. 8
aaph la Georgia and FiMjaMnahk,
aa« « Ip otter ritatea
sOTtywoman
; IN N. Y. COURT
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i y nimnit
of MoaUI iMCOMpttoßcy
I Now York. July E-tAMullb
flair# Cornell, young aoctoty matron,
sat la the court of special sessions
today and heard her explain
that ah was aot ’riapbaatbla for hor
actions. The daughter of a formerl>
wealthy family prominent In Now
York and Florida society, she had
pleaded rwlUy to stealing two silver
vaaee from a Fifth Avenue store. Oa
ihe ground that ah* was aot respon
sible. the court suspended sentence
aad pieced her oa probation.
Her lawyer aald that financial ra
rer*** in her family had affected her
mind and promised' that she would
bo a*nt to a sanllortqm If sentence
would be withheld Mra. enrnott came
Into wide prominence when she mar
ried Hobart Tmneyck Stevenson, of
Chicago, shortly after her engage
ment to the Marquis d Assies, a con
sin ori the Spanish King, had been an
r.ounced. Her marriage waa* annull
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CRANFORD CASE
OUT TILL TUES.
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Albermarle. July 12. LFI -After a
number of witness** testllled today
that Nevll C. Cranford waa not reapua
elhle for the death of James 'Ferry
and Jamas Howell, former convicts,
for which he Is on trial on a murder
charge, court was adjourned until
Monday.
Thus far 139 witnesses hare been
examined by defense attorneys tn an
effort to prove Cranford not'guilty.
The prosecution Introduced less than
M. The testimony la to be Bnlahed
by Tuesday. Cranford la not expected
to take the stead.
G. D. B. Reynolds, of Albemarle,
who has been one of Crantord’a at
torneys was permitted by the court
to withdraw from the case tta order to
testify. He aeld he made an Investi
gation Into the death of the two ne
groes end wag told at the mdMct
camp that they died from sunstroke
and that all the convicts were treated
aa well as could be expected.
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Held For breaking
Gambling Laws
Cincinnati. July 22.—OH—Two In
dictments. one naming the Queen'City
Driving Club, th* corporation operat
ing the Coney Inland Race Track, and
the 1 other eleven Individuals connect
rd with th* tracks, charging violation
of Ohio gambling statutes were re
turned late today by the Hnntllbon
county grand Jury. V
The Indictments each containing
ulna counts followed the arrest of ala
men yesterday, rive of whom sold 92
tickets to an officer «nd the ntxtt I
cashed a winning certificate for anoth
er officer. Those Indicted are to ac
cept service tomorrow. .ft was aa
nounerd that a hearing will he had
Monday and a trial date aet at lhaj I
time. t ’ I
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WATCH FUR THE STNDAV MEWS
Hftml «|>eeUl *l#rle« are Mag |tr»|Nirwl <«r lk« Nm4i| Uaae
'< Tl» X*»». Tie ( haatber ■( ( nnn»rrr kw 'applied The *ew» wttb
«fatl«tle* aa real njali lma«a<l t»a> la Ihr eilj tlitr Jaaaarj I, mi
baltola* peraHt* aranled alar* Jaaaar) I. Yaa will probabl) hr »ar
at lie biaaea* *1 lie ttaare. wiki arr |« he auule pablk.
"Tie Harbrrar Mae la *arth I arallaa." I»M y<m nrr awtka that
J«h <*ea*t Sad harbeear ararrail) |Htpalar *»>•! at Kalelirhl The-UoMs*
bora *Mektffht« a* barber ae ttfß itelergaM* Ml.b wade taaiaaa ks
rharle* laaib aad bU m«») PI*." Owe (a nil) baa beea to
tie barbeeae ba»lae»« Ihr l.)aeb r» tar at arr (ban M year*.
Aaaaaarenrat will be aiadr of lie upealax la 0 ddibera of toe
fbryator A(t|U if toa BWey Brother*.
L. Tiaaa, »l| afliar tototoatlar laeal «l»rlrs Ibe (••arlilNl I’reaa irri
!•% aai Bnr'fppba as aaator all! be t»und in (be Hawda) l*«ar at Tie
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ARREST NEGRO
CHARGE ENTER
' HUMFREY HOME
.Deputy Rhodes Recovers Num
bers Items of Jewefl^
Buster Hanklaa. M year old negro
youth, waa yesterday arrested end
lodged |a the county Jail charged with
'ntering the home oMd. A. Humphrey
in East Kim .Street, floating VYllltam.
tnd stealing g gold wratdb and chain
rnd several articles of mkn’a clothes,
7he arrest waa made by Deputy
Kberiff U O. Rhodes and Officer G. C»
lAngston.
The Humphrey kom was entered
Thursday afternoon while all mem
ber* of th* family ware opt. It Bga
the third time In leas than ala ptontbri
that the home has beak entered In
each Instance wearing apparel has
been tote*. The house wap -loft
Thursday afternoon In a Very disor
dered condition. , . _. Jj j _
Deputy Rhode* has ■ had Haaktus
under xu*ptcien for sometime as the
p<i pi rat or of a number of, petty
thieveries around the efty and renter
, day morMag ith* negro, attempted
to pawn a watch which proved U>
be that of Mr. Humphrey's. When
arrested Hsu kin* was weartap a pair
M shoes which bad been taken front
tha Humphrey boas*. %
Haaklna ft turned tu Gnldsbom a< t
etglydayo aa» attoe aersing 4 «aafi
of a ask )c»iu sentence la th* Btat-
Penitentiary for brraklag and outer
tng the home of B. ft King oa North
James Street In 1933. He will lie
riven a hearing In County court ou
the nr*r charge next k^oday.
Deputy Rhodes has an Elk pin, a
velt,title locket, a double cast gold
valoh. -a sunflower pearl brooch, ate
rev oral other Items which be Is avefe
Ing to Ideality. They were found oa
Jenkins' person hr had been dispos
ed of by him.
TEXAS DEM’CRAT
PRIMARY BE IN
PROGRESS TOD AY
WIB Determine Whether “Ma”
Fergteon Keeps Plac*
Dallas. Tessa. July 23. —4#V-'The
Texas Pm primary campaign closed
tonight with prospect of *60.0011 vot
ers going to the polls tomorrow 9p
ray whether they wish "Ma" Fergu
son retained oa th* titular head of
he Democratic and to settle other
con testa.
The first woman govrrnor to ‘ be
f'ei’ted In Texf* has been the object
V the moni Ihtenn* campaign In Ihe
Ptatr hlatorv.
The Texas Bureau, an organisation
►*t up by Texas newspapers to gath
er returns, estimated that Ihe !»rn«i>-
e>atlr vote would be 66ri.0n0 or about
Ml per cent of Ihe stale’s voting pow
er
Each of tbr Htates thro* leading
jut, <rnaloj.nl candidates predicted
triumph and two. Mrs. Ferguson and
Allorney-Geperal Moody, dmlared
jibqy would have a majority over all
I opponent*
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THREE VERTEBRAE IN MYE
INTO POND NEAR FREMONT
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MuflaoUni Says
Italy Must Expand
Or Suffocstd
Rem., inly <AF) Fadnt
Italy mml npul or suffea*<i,
Fvemlpy iTaeaatlni liiinled b*t
Mr »nwlw ta m mat preetaia
a. Ural to OM yurt #1 Ik w«M
•Wf in thrfcUag tor pewer, tar
tfc. tMld M MT«
a a w ™w^m*
mpiatart d the Aurrtotad
Free*. -Ml ««r Impernlhai Mto
'W»t* no threat to Ik* wertd
hn rely Ili 1 nt*ylnß* jut^r—
nlr empire itrHfkn iw Um
whale wnrM cm a wlinluO and
OMMUib wNk yean* Italy'* to
•ton to Mini rattorally mmi aw*
aemlealty hryead Mr Mwtorn."
tM Md tor weteal
;and*r>ta»dteg Mw*n Awirl—
aed Itallaa yerpmeela,lM Ito
mbc mM Um Imrtai Iran*
weal represented fnrlst Mm am
*►■» IM rmnimt to uy Km*. J
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FAIR OFFICIALS
FINISH PROGRAM
WiU Provid* SlxUca Hlfk Ckmn
Ftm AttractiMta
Tim director* of th« Wnynn County
Fair Asao-latlon yeetyrday approve*
in« amusement program for e*r lIK
I annual Fair submitted to thorn by
tM secretary of the organisation.
<’tintracts have boon close* with tM
(too. U WWu Aratisrmrnt Co., for Um
r blgcrnt an* boat midway company
traveling to *ny, with VWr Aanocta
•«on baa aloo ctoned a cohtrnct with
tVbrth aa* Hamid booking ngnau ol
’ New York City for sixteen high class.
i free attraction*, connistlng of acro
bats. trained and educated animals,
blab wire performers etc. The Am
erican fire Worka Co., has been n
wnrded the flrrwwlw contracts and
• hta promises to be a special feature
evwry evening during the week.
The recln*’ program will M under
Ike supervision of Dr. T. A. Monk
an* Will Whitley. Be try body knows
that this will be a success The rac
ing program will again he confined
this year to our lo*al Wayne County
horses, not leas than two sensations'
i aces will be stared each day during
'he fair. Many other smusements fe*
'urea hare been prortdto
The tormere of Waynr County ere
beeily engaged making preparation
for the greatest lire stock, poultry
sad Agricultural exhibits, that they
haee erer attempted, (traatham'e
township, floss wood. Dobbersvllle.
Woodland and BHfato have * I read*
announced their Intent It .1 of atoginy
i community fair In thetr'Vommunt
Ilea 'and many comntunlllea Ir
he County huv j expressed them* *1
- tototoatar * k '
ewMmwt e-emm «a#,.«e»"
wumt/ exhibits, in addition »» tM
usual number of Indtrlduai farm ea
tiiblta and with the thousands of 1n
dividual exhibits, assure the fair man
agement the greatest lair thla year
that was rv*>r staged In Wayne coun
ty.
lUMKK KIRMT tIKPBVNK KlilK
Richmond. July J 3- (A*» tlov. Har
ry f, Rvrd look first airplane
'llaht lodsr. He, left In a plpne so-
Virginia Beach to attend a meeting
*f the Htnte Military Board toalgtht
Althotixb hl« brother M. Cemmsnd
er Richard Byrd, la a famous flyer.
The Virginia chief executive had *#v
er before Man np.
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pm fitb oorni
D*. Donnell B. Cobb
Dorn » Vent
Operetta BfMM
Three Inches rfMpfciil
live v f RHp "
Dennis am
,l«m IMnttoto*. tor tom 111*. It M AM
Ooldebore Hue total vHIMh Rif Atom
broken. But he I* tot re, era MMli_
dectoto gny km.
'hough g slim on*-~to reamed,
Had it not Mw ter e tatahMfltap*
operetta* whtoh «M RtotoMpM W
Dr. Donnell S. CtoNk to’ MHllta
the young am* w*tofl WM y.ltoWl
now ——
Ming let on with triad* top* It fwff"
nlnx at tauifh Mi «*MMHiWH|
of Fremont He nmdn a dive tafcttkto
tow water. Me head tornto th» hto
tom. and toe tagMl” «M m'ffito
that three rertaMta ta the Ml «Mh j
»The ahaturtng to Mto i toljfrl to
lowto the tame to come tote fM
• llh the aftanl (MKnMM
aerva trad of the hedy, mto toh'PMil -
mar. wa. InuMdiately MMlBj
his shoulders d*wa. I» gfcato MM#;
•netaaee to (raetarm to OM* wjf ~
n rtolt ii*
* truck the bottom tatorto hM ,
» self. They pulled him in* toR
er. Otodrwta* M wen Id
d v and mahed him te fM|M'«tan
he yaa rwmtaed hr M.
I TSe Fremrat phyaiotam to «tow (M
--ognlsto (he gruvlty to tM ’htoßtotam
*■* mad* all Mata 4* fMi
paUent to gto Qgl*gk«r* MMI Si
too meantime tM tathdfM Mp'M—i
, «*n had egllhd tM .MlMr. MpMltoh
Dr E c Feemm Os MMta
he 100 mM*, M » ■ IMMh.to «M
ta dm* m m
ncll B Cobh mto* ratoST jj)i pM
knt had a liahiitllM to tM
when he west o* toe «9*rtMßi taMh
he bone* which atoatoi laahWtoi
* Joints ta toe atom* had
cen shattered. He rMMWto the MM
"Mrts and the delicate Mi mm
sallra cord was tefhesmMi Mh
aace of shout three tatohth AMM
hat the cord had hem ptoMto «F MM ’
>( the ahatteryd pieces. Dp. Oahh tom*
d thla wound.
The operation w*e iMtoH Mr
wean 7:» and • octant Thgudip
•renla*. At i:M teat rvu*tag ghgli*
on was reeling enay. etthougt MU
oarslrxed from kdawg. *m|
here la a chnMMhnt hi Mil f*-
cover. If he Mi the Miilfdi
caused by the shock up** the afhhto
column - -will leave him Wtthta tM
ourse of time. -
The Ismlnertomy operetta* lb dfce
which surgeons are* atodHh aitlto
ttf|W ’*w rsMsym ta ta dnWMtai ta i
v,. ■*- jU., mum mo .
'nstanecs where sWk nperfltoH hh*B
N>es performed In North OuMha.-
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Falls To Death
From Wladew
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Fhlladelphta. »-*r IT HI flurtta
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breakdown.
Mr Mower* was a hwathm* to VMC.
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