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CYOONE WRECKED DOVER YESKRDAY MORNING
MYSTER Y FLIGHT POS TPONED; LINDBERGH STAR TS liOME
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Raikoad Depot And Three
Negro Houses Splintered
By Clutching Hands Storm
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Famities Occupying ! Miraculous Escape
Homes Asleep When prom Storm Told
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Me Wttl Run Into bbrn. ju* *-i rrmi
Thousands; Goldsboro on which two children were sleep- J
I.m ka e rnmnunv ln * »** <*• «Dy P-«e* o< tumttnw
■ negro home at Jan per. little
. Ptalt : fHtftkf iWffCk- town II milos trom here, which
edt Cant. Davis (Slvei "• ** «*♦ » •— b4t>
, by the fury at a cyclonic atom
Detailß. I which hit the place about US »•
* -mi—-- . «.« day. Two howaea la Jaaper were
B* jlapal apltalered, throe no- wrecked.
fM bonaee dcmouUabed. and the X Tew mnute* after demolishing
rod and OMoMdaaho elf the eaw , the two bouaee at Jaaper, the
aMH aw tha palhMpal Boms of I storm cut Ita path through Daw.
. daadft U»t tothswnks of a eya- | It did not strike h*re.
SSS/5 NEWPORT MEET
jgygtTSwt WELL ATTENDED
B. Bnvfc, aontnatar of tha Mar- -
chMi Dabftln Ftwan Local MHhodlst
BaeZaM hW train wore dalayad Cllltrchas Return Front
SSfiTiTslr ,~ml, DMrkt
w theaMOda. Ooldaboro who ere hark (row >b«
IlMlfcSilMM acoapled tha three coaterence held at Newport
hnutta witah war. Twd.c*d to •»!•- "»** “ «**“•*“**“ —•« “« 11
tan, aeedMtng to Captain Haft., Hoe- *“ ** “* ,,r ** M * ««• ”*
oral ainthora of the (am I lie, .after- prby R *’ J. C. Wuo.Q“
ed wlaar UJuriee. it wa. no t Won- JJJ* *£V‘7“‘ 4ißt J*
IPIUIMU 3|| OltVt &# tllS USX( nise(i|i| plgfH
. ***** mtl their Urea ter the oagroea v.rmu.mta
the whirling wind “ y»e. war. JSHSI
’ V*®** - * nd b# anaeually good, ahowlng more ro
***** •H*?' rivals than usual, with aa Many addi
Tho Nortolh aad Southern and tloM to church during the lam
IWew Sooth bound railroad .tattoo h .„. y#mr „ , v , r<l 4uri „
wm completely wrecked Freight yw .' Although somewhat
aad other art idee, stored la the 0B fnaace*. the dlatrlct was
bidding Wan scattered about over to be unusually etcoag on
a me* or aororal hundred yards la preach lag tMa year
tha wildest chaos Only the side, of About 110 delegates attended fronf
fl» t’eket office won left ataadlag ,n parta of the district. Rev. B. H
The sawmill that of the Goldsboro RJaaghter, of Oriental, soled es esc
lumber Oawpany. and the prlalcipa’ letary. The neat meeting will n«
aotlftty In tha little town, had lie held la Hookerton. Mount Olive a!
MMkaetMka snapped off and the so extended 'an lor tatioa forth -
roof went swirl'ag away la the mad tueetlag The time will be set by
dutch as the ftiaatM wind ihe mil Kjdrr
The storm Mamed to Swoop and- Rasele|leu« mi roepect and tbaOUM
dealp (man the*ahy« tha awlrl about -xpraaalag apprectatliwi far his efft
without order or process aad theo cleat service during the four years of
after cutting a path la the southwest Jtfh'worh, were adopted tor Mr Wool
direction tor a abort distance to *»■ »ho will aecenatrily be transfer
leap back Into space and ascend to n r# * •« another distr ct m another
point whore U did no damage All charge next year, la accordance with
trees, telephone poets aad other ob '*• so “«- r*+r rule of the coafereoco
abortions which came la the rath o' «■ progaa. were Mr Slaughter,
th* wind wore snapped off who Inched the opening seripon
The focoe of tho wind can be es Tuekday night; Dr. N. H. D. Wll
ttmoUd from tho tact that It blew "»"• wh “ preached. Wednesday morn
oner a naaseagaf car on the Dover *®d* Bar. J, A. Russel, of Snow Hill
The car was left Wed. HM, nigh, and Rev K Franh
pinna oa It .Ms at tome dlstaace from *** ot Easton. Thursday morning
where It had bee. standing Abo. n * rirt t,on ■■•‘m™ « oUl * r P r,,ch
car on the elding at Derer was shunt #rm ,nd -* a ' brl *‘ ***** °*
adrcp tha mnlnttna by the tores of the va !“ u * l “*' t * r *L
Qwtad aad h.rtied down .he mala Iti ‘ CBWIW
for A mile or (Ilr ' WM district lay leador
- N 81 gteen delegates were named to the
•mm,. . * . . .. . anaualiconfernece M fIU fim IIF
, ST gßaaii »«w
» } smUd col Von ,b#M w ' r ' W w Onahaa aad W
through to Goldsboro, tho crew h.d r SJTLortiuS
> tr “ b « ‘•'•* b -' , h . visitors In gre.t myl". loc.l del
foots and debris from the wrecks , Bd Un £ L
. • ■ 2? SrSwr*. ss %
dhoal an hour pleoee the vlellom A ptcak dinasr.
V PiMi li ■ -no wdeis iam ssosAh, ■ r
Mt* » ro »" 4 ,b « b ““« *•" both days of the conference
not all cleared away and when Capt .
®° w * n Deouw We,
wm a clear p*B In the midst of the From Bullet Wotltld
wrerkaps A telsphono m telegraph RAI.IHRI'RY N O . Jpao >-GB~
Wtre* caaght aae eg oork* l.'ndsey T. Yarborough, deputy .her
of the Irotn of Cnpt Dnvl*. cor end iff. died here tonight at a local hae
the cock was Jsrkpd off as the train pltal from a wooed Inflicted resterdsv
proceeded toward Noa Bara A abort moralar by oa anldeatlfird negro
flaw had to ho fafod ts awke repairs Hqnellrd by the police force wh'eh
lefare the raa could bo rwoamod "relentlessly dosed shout hit hid Inc
B B J' -T ' fdsce sad o volley of bullets'which
•ays it Baßdhkpl Wrowhad aaottorod sheet him. Oroat Moore.
Lfffff BBRN. lane l-»vrh* Norfolk negro Rlsponted of fatally woaadlag
•oothern depot add buildings of the the deputy, meekly surrendered this
(OMfltfepad dd Vhßd Twr) oftataaoa and waa*lodged In )aU.
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRE SH-READ BY BUYERS, BEFORE THEY BUY
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COTTON CO-OPS
TO COT MELLON
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Approximately $1,560,000 to Go
IP Members in Final
Settlement
\ RALEIGH. June S Appr6xtomt#ty
one aad oaVhalt million dollars will
hr distributed this A oath in ihe ran)
settlement with members of the North
Carolina Cotton Growers i noperative
Asaociation. according to (JMnsral
Mhaater V B Blalock
All of the 130,000 bale* del vefed
to th« sisoclstton \nafn*a*tm tlltatM
haa been told, and the laat shipments
are bow going out from tha ware
house*. Mr Blaiock. saptalaed m *i
report to the Members today, and (he
afftas fooos la .new -wochlag day and,
night to make tbs necessary calcula
tions of the amount due each mem
ber . ■ »
Th rty-sight peicent of the
crar< aa» sold directly to the mHla,
SS percent exported and 39 percent to
merchants and exporters The nv
•rag# aptted members for short sta
ple cotton was 13 1-2 to IS cents.
Although one fourth leu cotton
was delivered to the Association lest
year thaa la 1936, the operating ex
peate per bhle was Incr as»d only
tour cents. Mr, Blalock points out.
tho operating cost la 192« be ng fl .hg
u compared with 11.94 for 1996
The carrftag charts far abort staple
cotton was pedfuced Re per
bale ta 1926 to |t.*l la A l»*d. h* ex
plalned, so that the total expense
see* per kphr ta ttM 'was 94 39 ns
compared with It ss la 19M. The
total expense Includes the operating
cost and th’ carrying charges.
'•We have practically
expense dost per bale to hats wha<
it wu la 1933,' * Mid Mr, Blalock
' In 1913 our total expense was gs J L
per hnl* es compered with |4 30
lasi year This t eduction has been
made possible by Increased est c- J
lency of our personnel end by the
reduction of interest rates from I to
4 M par neat.
“W* hate been able to borrow moo
ey for our members al 4 1-2 ter cent
and we have reduced storage end In
suranee rates from 69 cents per bale
to less than 36 cent*,”,|dr. Blalock
said
With exception of 1936 when cotton
cooper stives were caught oa a *de
ctlag market, the average netted mem
bers fdr. the fve ysnr period has
beet 99 XUIMI or pore thau the out-
Md* peic*s after paying all operating
Mr Blalock declared, and
more filpoftani (tun that baa been
the placing of a premium on- quality
cotton aad tha eltmlastlou of country
damage.
‘Wts Mt ap a f ft'en-slxteeatb Inch
pool for the first ttJ.* lasi fall end
we are tpylag opr members 99 potm*
or uurly u cent per pound more fog
16-U Inch COTton than for 7-9 inch.
We are paying a premium of e cent
‘•«d a half for all Inch »Upi?, which
Is aa aeh'evemcnt never before at
tempted on a systematic, scale" Mr
l Hlaleck said today
STORM CAPSIZES
A LARGE VESSEL
nrhoiNNß <«9Wh wmam uj
Blown Atihere
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1 ELIHABBTII CITY. June 3 (ff*| -A
rchooiter waa capslsed a power boat
, blown ashore, the captain of one wv
•Rl* tlfb' > Mlftdßt m wh« ‘eihar-frumj
• probably drowning or daatb from
, exposure aad a bah house deHftiyed
end others unroofed by 'a wind and
hall atorm gaheve Newport News
foist today.
Tha schooner. Lorens, turned ov-
I er while at anchor In Alligator rtv
- er. Capt Nat Godby. only man shsord,
- was rescued by Capt A. B Hurrua
of the power hunt Nell, whose draft I
> wm blown ashore abd slightly dam
aged, lb# lerrlft c etorm also bl<-«4
i down a flak house and a number of,
r housoe at D»ep Point ware unroofed '
i Oapt R W. Janes of the power
. boat, fait of Barry bad hie craft about
I • miles above the other boots, he mid.
i aad by running before the wtada un
til thy ware spent, be escaped barm.
GOLDSBORO, N. C. SATURDAY MORNING. JUNR 4, 1627
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MILLIONAIRE TO SERVE SENTENCE .
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Harry K sin.-lair, raUUofeutire Oil Operator, wifi serve ittree
moot hr, in jail and pay a Ado of SSOO for uputempt in refusing to
answer qHestkrtis ife the Sffhath invwstigation of the Teapotporoe
Oil leas*-. • •
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RELIEF PLANS
IN KENTUCKY
Fifty Lives Ia»sI and Five Mil-
lion in Damage Done in
Mountain*
LOI/lUVILLE, Ky . Jum- 3-UF)-A
disaster of major proportions occur
<d .in Eastern Kentucky mouutalu*
ty stormn Sunday and Monday. attd
waa HugumenUd by resultant floods,
a relief commttfre was told today it
e conference here. * _ ,
l’PW*td of half s hundred lives wers
’lost an incomplete ch ck showed.
Fuversl thousand were homeless and
the property damaire was estimated
at upward* as Use million- dollar*.
Coal operators a'one wtre said to
-Owes • kan» nt t k*U milUon dollarx .
In bualness through in ability to get
cargo of coal to tlrvxl Lakes h*-rsu»»
of Washonts along th* railroad and
dAnmg* to the equipment. N.» train*
were able to operate on <-n* division
of the Louisville and Nashville rail- £
'rued-for sometime.
A ,car load of food ft.xsl
* sufferer* left here today and a train
was loaded tonight with additional'
ne*essltles. . j, ,
A rinnace cummUtrs today appeal- >
ed for a relief fund of 1100.09(1 of
which' $60,000 was to be raised la
l.ou'«rille aI«M..
tortest flgus*s indl.-aded that 41
of th- dead bad been identified and
>l*l4 semsln«'d uaknusrn. Two per- .
som were m'salnx Fostlbillty that
an unidentified wolnan victim Was a
•ftidiii was vr tonrtst h**unie known
rirti i Hi! IM jpi,
of a well dn ssed ».>uien who lial
•earing a 3 karat diamond r'trfrt hed
b en found. •
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RALF.IOH, June I um - The g#uU
at H. H. Williams of Uesufort coun
ty was "not caused or hastened by
ooglict or mistreatment of state bus
i pltal authorltlea or attendants" Attor
ney General urumiuiti said lart* today
In his report to Governor McJ.eun
«k Tl*e situ, u*-y g.-neral found that
' f*h , l‘ , ni had out on the inornlng
hf’wae visited h>- his family “received
- tbs pruo pt attention which I am con
; vtneed la usual at the institution", but
, he pointed out that Williams was an
■ unusual patlsnt and rsqulrsd unusual
•ore.
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MRS. CHAPLIN
MAKES DENIAL
Her Attoraryu Preparlflf Rtply
To Countercbta C'hargM
by Conedian
UN9 ANUISLBS, June At
torn vya tpr i.lttn Urey chaplla »«• ‘
buay onlay drawing up an afiHNr.
burdened mainly with of tha
charge* burled yesterday In Cbarlla
ithaplln’s complaint for divorce Tbay
thevplanued to figbt to tba limit,
for her division of c&iuaxiaal pro party
and ruNiody of tha two chldreu.
Counsel for Mr* chaplain iadlcpt
ed lbat tba Him <*uam*dl**» gM*gg
Uoii-i would ctmslatttUy hr denied „
These I Deluded sharpen that tba |»
J ear am wU*. em lufainaW. sUICj,
yoiiup automobile salesman, refused
to lire him «j», wa* frequently flwMfc,
out until eorty morning boura.j
extravagant and neglectful off their
children Counsel Indicated, bar ana*
gWer to the croaa complaint would ha
made up rb'efly of denlala of the
charges, but that It mlfht contain
m W counter charge* but tbaA would
make entertaining rudijjr
Whether the namea or aeren *om
»eq, four of them prominent motion
picture actreeaea would b> made pub
tic In the answer baa not been dec'ddd
by Mrn Chaplain's attorneys. Tbaae
unnamed women hare Ic-en mentioned
by her no iboae with whom Chapin
,»t»nt a great part of hla tlgw. *
MOTHER SHOOTS
HER OWN W
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I'lavfullv Pointed dun at Baby,
Thinking il Wan I n loaded
—Trailed y
ci.MIKftVII.IJO, Tean . Juno t
tfl*i Two Martha Kdwarda
.dtUPgltt lor in a critical rondllion at
the reault of a ballet wound Inflicted
by flic mother ,
The latter believing tba gun to be
unloaded pointed It al the chiltf
and pulled the trlgg r A bullet wa
tered the rhlld'a head a* a recall of
the ptank Neighbor* aald tha moth
er and child were arcuatnmed to play
In if w tb Ibe revolver and 'bat iHay
had often aeon Mrn Kdwarda *nap H
al the child and hemelf as well.
Tow Kdwarda. a garment cutter,
father of the child, bad loaded the pia
tol recently when be bellered burg
lar* were Wring to enter the hotue
and bad not unloaded U.
Hero To Proceed Directly
To Washington To Recehre
Greetings From President
News Advertising
. Turns The Trick
Advsrtlalng la Tha haws tuned
tha t ick (or fhu chain Mlo* atart
«d y<st«iday at Eflrd'a.
Prior to th* opening of tha onto,
a three and one-half page advsr
tiaemenv lip The News wa* th* only
newspaper publicity which had
"190■ "|iTti'n~^r~ißi" "* TWlatSir
tubralng two homa before th*
scheduled opening of the doors
iwane ?rn»iftr Ibow do**
pushing for vantage points.
"Il was advertising In The News
which dU H". wA the statement
made Manager H. 11 Kill* agreed
In the statement.
(ML COURT
IS CONCLUDED
Cfttnißßt Canon Will BnSln U
Be Hgnrd at
niNlUa )
Wayne eouniy superior conn ft>r
Ike trial of civil caaee wm ended yes
terday afternoon, adjournment being
token until Monday 'when the trial
of criminal case* will be goad lata.
Tha Grady-Neely cam. the Dali caM.
and the chaig* of murder agattmt Jay
Bird Edwards, and two other white
men are important criminal cmm
which are oa the docket fur a hearing
. Mat wtfah. •*
‘ Th* ona* of J R. aad Milford
Ay cock against the Baak of Fr**aont
*wm dismissed and tha plalnttffa oF
dered to pay the defendant |3^N.
Min Cum# Bp* ghi won n cbm
against Avondale, n meuntaln devel
opment. the coart ordering note* giv
en the company cancelled and giving
Judgment against tha company for
1499. It wm found that contracts M
The Fromopt waa
give* a verdict of *114.11 against
- —an———egaga—
L. O. Rhodes, was a Jndg
meat of 169 against 8. S- Daft.
.' J. R. Wbtklns won a verdict of
9369 against E. D Padgett, IK B
Retry and O. -ft. Everett.
Bruit h and Rktrard loaf n swfi
brought aganst M. _D, Kelly and
wife, th* verdict helnc,<hai
party wm owed nothing bf th* defend
ant * /
A. L. Hawse failed to appear who*
called 10 ifooerWte a cm* sgstauti
0. C. Kor Begay and th* action Was
dismissed and Haws* ordered to fay
Uu costa
Mstti* Bugg gad oth'ro asalMt T.
D. dLaaelt and mkrry I snMssed.
. War|*B and quinp R C
Jones, dismissed. r Wjjj
M. L. Keen and hro'her against
ViUlAdk /V* dl-A.l—
fMhiiMM6na-X. k. qm
fUf, dlsm seed. "~*L>T. J
L Bsdla lord EEkiMX Bnskgwan pptg.
ittsmlsoed.
Zeb Dean* and wife agalast Win
-t'ssell. land ord«r*<l sold and the
dark of coort Instructed to hold pro
Issu - Is odjudleatod. »
Jop Dundee Taken
Welterweight Honorn
NEW YORK. June 3 — (Jf) —Joe
Dnnde* won the world'* welter weight,
champion ship tonight dethroning P*»r
Latso with a decisive victory on points
I* n 16 round match.
Dundee i-l*o av outfoxed and out
punched the champion to g- Right that
started slow but ItaMied In whirl
wild stylo. IAUo Apparently was
waakon*d by makiag tha weight of
Iff. hut He put up a gam* batt»*
Th* decision of the two Jndges and
r*f#r*e was unanlmogg.
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first l-light io Amer
ica * Kitty Hawk.
Scene of World'* Fint
tßghli
Plane
PARI*,—(AV-G*gi rMM fcfcft
Tt: "::*r\rrr~.
beforn km Mira 1M mid*
Irran. lU yaw* AMrtra MMr -
FsSSSHHB
p worafelp for ■ '
* i*f» -which irill carry Ma ftpgftft
i to o floating with PrtaMgol Ooftgfti.
Hlo plaon Th* flp’fK of ft. Lmla
which earned kte w ftS OR M» |ft
>rohlo fight win go Kith fetal afigN
th* ofel, i
li* leaven ~~
Cherbourg ho will ho tahgg tho fegort,
of Pgrln with hla h woll ga gjagtafe
w M w|K*'**wW WOg^^W^W^
U ho ta.
hot above nil by tjo BtaOtaOh paafta.
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RUZABCTH city, * e„ -#*—
to hohalf of North Rarrfttai, fttaofeota
-tty today taVitod Gagfcfc* Ofeatfea
1 indhorgh to olka h . flrot ftft
1 era flight ta tfea apat wfeaoa ft*
worid'n ftrot ;U»o flrot flaw. Tfea
* vitation wao uwntfli to Oof* IM *
trrgfe addronood ta ooro at fto Altai
an nmhoooodor ta Porto.
10 draw Ml ta It Btgo
r NRW YORK. JoM » Oft-eita
Mag Pont today anaowoaol ftot th*
*lr*t eootooront doflahotv HI (home*
■if th* fl§ ami |i. I*e offered tor a »tta
* n Hawaii nro J •nton Writ. and t I
* Vetrh Wade. who rootoadOy owwowao
*w4 kgla jfltf 1 ■,n iii ulinlrcig IW* wiisK*
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' j r rrt|llll *—AMim—iit it fi
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, Negro Shoota Self
To A void Capture
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thotiir b*for# th* funeral at a Btaaa
whom ho hod killed. Ham Ml few.
negro furtive today ifeot aod tfttai
* Mmaelf apparently to iwtt ttQWI.
Jofeeo broke Jail last Taaadoy tattow
* Ing hla arroot lor tho mayday ft a
* >lec# and woaadlag hta motatar dhd
1 olotor
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* MfIoCOMT. Ram la. Juan l-ft*V-*feo A
> Rrttlah Miaataa to ’'"feftldt ftml
* which waa beaded ft Mr ta. 11. MM
; —• ™ %*«&{»
>• of tha Rrttloh g—mouft to gftar
I <1 ptometlc rotalfOM with ft* Mfe
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gt m rag m r J%C
taitagftl *