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02 Jun 1911
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Charlotte News in Charlotte, North Carolina
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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
1
Government Issues Report On Cotton Crop Conditions
Government figures show a 4.7 percent rise in area planted this year to about 35,004,000 acres for the 1911-12 crop. The department projects a record cotton yield potentially exceeding 14,000,000 bales, with prices steadier despite the larger crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.C. Condit
Ind
Ceres
Committee to pick sub committee for Lorimer inquiry
The senate committee on privileges and elections will meet tomorrow to select an eight member sub committee to conduct the Lorimer case inquiry. Names will be reported to the senate for confirmation or rejection as the open debate is expected to be minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Lorimer
Senate
Banker fined after pulling pistol at christening
Centertown Arkansas June 2 E M Fair a local banker was fined 500 and sentenced to one year in jail after drawing a revolver and threatening to interrupt his nephew’s christening The dispute centered on differing religious views between Fair and his brother in law James Stroud who wanted the ceremony performed to his faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centertown
Ark
E. M. Fair
James Stroud
Fair
Stroud
Walker Sold to Washington Americans for 2250
Outfielder Clarence Walker of the Spartanburg club in the Carolina baseball association was sold to the Washington Americans for 2250 dollars. Scout Mike Kahoe of Washington made the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Spartanburg
S. C
Clarence Walker
Spartanburg Club
Carolina Baseball Association
Washington Americans
Carolina Association
Mike Kahoe
Washington Club
Firemen Wage Dispute Continues With Mediation
Washington June 2 mediation began again in the wage dispute between the Southern Railway and its firemen. The mediators met the firemen part of the day and the road officials the other part. Little change in positions shown as talks continued with no settlement in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Southern Railway
Darrow Moves to Sue LA Officials in Labor Conspiracy Suit
Clarence I. Darrow, counsel for John and James McNamara, says lawsuits will be filed against Los Angeles city officials for conspiracy and false imprisonment of picketers in the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times. Plant directors named in suits seek about 25,000 dollars each, totaling around one million. Darrow to travel to Chicago and Indianapolis to advance the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Clarence I. Darrow
John
James McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
Darrow
Chicago
Indianapolis
Executive Board May Face Political Conspiracy Claims in Big Suit
Discharged Charlotte policemen prepare two lawsuits testing civil service law and seeking damages for political conspiracy against the city’s Executive Board and Aldermen. Lawyers join a broad coalition to challenge the board’s 1909 ordinance and alleged political meddling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. F. Owens
J. R. Malcolm
W. E. Luckey
City of
Charlotte
N. C
Burwell & Cansler
Clarkson & Duls
Stewart & McRea
Maxwell & Keevans
Board of Aldermen
Committee of Ten
Mecklenburg
Committee of One Hundred
Nixon
Raleigh
D. B. Smith
Plummer Stewart
Executive Board
Supreme Court
French Aviator Roland Garros Leads Aero Race to Nice
Roland Garros and Andre Beaumont, both French, race neck and neck toward Nice in the Baris-to-Turin air contest. The event, featuring prizes totaling $100,000, has the two leaders within a half hour of each other arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Garros
America
Andre Beaumont
Baris-to-Turin
Nice
France
Alleged Witt Murderer Fights for Liberty
Henry A. Scheib, the sole suspect in the death of his wife found in a bathtub, seeks to overturn detention with a habeas corpus writ. Identified by Connor O Grady as Hugh Allerton Sherman, he was married to the bath tub victim under an alias. The coroner’s physician deems the deceased Mrs Scheib, but exact cause of death and any chemical involvement remain undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Henry A. Scheib
Scheib
Supreme Court
Connor O’grady
Springfield
Mass
Hugh Allerton Sherman
Sherman
Washington
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
House “Steel Trust
Gary
Steel Corporation
Trust
Brussels
International Steel Institute
American Iron and Steel Institute
International Institute
Representative Littleton
Sid Mr. Gary
Mr. Littleton
Mr. Gary
Young
Michigan
International Trust
Iron and Steel
American Institute
Bartlett
Imperial conference approves declaration of London
The Imperial conference at the British foreign office approved the declaration of London and passed a resolution favoring its ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Imperial Conference
British Foreign Office
Women Missionary Union Reports Large Yearly Giving
The Mecklenburg Presbytery Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Union shows year end totals of 2954.18 to foreign missions 1065.02 to home missions 1327.00 to other causes, totaling 6174.86 with a rise of 1729.78 over the prior year. Miss Eva Rupert of New York led devotions on prayer and Mrs. J. R. Irwin of Charlotte presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Union of
Mecklenburg Presbytery
Missionary Union
Eva Rupert
New York
Albemarle
J. R. Irwin
Charlotte
Union
Missionary Union of
N. S. Matthews
W. A. Cleveland
Steele Creek
First Presbyterian Church of
Woman’s Missionary Union
Margaret Rankin
Mecklenburg
Cause of Home and Foreign Missions
Home Missions
Hamlet
Rupert
North Dakota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pine
Maon
Jeans
Frank B. Hayne
Walker
LS Angeles
Probers OF Steel Trust
House of Representatives
Steel Trust
Henry G. Danforth
Charles L. Bartlett
Georgia
A. O. Stanley
Kentucky
Jack Beall
Texas
J. J. McGillicuddy
Maine
H. O. Young
Stanley
City of Charlotte
Mr. Nixon
Witt
Womens’ Missionary Union
Womens’ Home and Foreign Missionary Union of
Mecklenburg County
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