TEXTILE MAN KILLED.
GASTONIA, N.C., Feb. 1. (U.P.) -
A coroner today decided Grover C. Andrews, prominent in Gastonia textile circles, who was found dead at the bottom of an elevator shaft late last night, died accidentally. The decision puts at rest rumors of foul play current here. Andrews, 45, and a native of Crawfordville, Ga., suffered a fractured skull and a broken rock in the 15 foot fall.
The Anniston Star;Anniston, Alabama.
February 2, 1930; Page Twelve.
GASTONIA, N.C., Feb. 1. (U.P.) -
A coroner today decided Grover C. Andrews, prominent in Gastonia textile circles, who was found dead at the bottom of an elevator shaft late last night, died accidentally. The decision puts at rest rumors of foul play current here. Andrews, 45, and a native of Crawfordville, Ga., suffered a fractured skull and a broken rock in the 15 foot fall.
The Anniston Star;Anniston, Alabama.
February 2, 1930; Page Twelve.
TEXTILE MAN KILLED.
GASTONIA, N.C., Feb. 1. (U.P.) -
A coroner today decided Grover C. Andrews, prominent in Gastonia textile circles, who was found dead at the bottom of an elevator shaft late last night, died accidentally. The decision puts at rest rumors of foul play current here. Andrews, 45, and a native of Crawfordville, Ga., suffered a fractured skull and a broken rock in the 15 foot fall.
The Anniston Star;Anniston, Alabama.
February 2, 1930; Page Twelve.
GASTONIA, N.C., Feb. 1. (U.P.) -
A coroner today decided Grover C. Andrews, prominent in Gastonia textile circles, who was found dead at the bottom of an elevator shaft late last night, died accidentally. The decision puts at rest rumors of foul play current here. Andrews, 45, and a native of Crawfordville, Ga., suffered a fractured skull and a broken rock in the 15 foot fall.
The Anniston Star;Anniston, Alabama.
February 2, 1930; Page Twelve.
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