Coolidge Sends Stimpson To Nicaragua To Plan Policy
President Coolidge appoints Henry L. Stimpson to travel to Nicaragua as a representative to discuss views with Eberhardt and Admiral Latimer. The mission aims to gather information on the crisis and protect American interests amid ongoing strife and bloodshed in the Central American country.
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Washington
Coolidge
Henry L. Stimson
State Department
Eberhardt
Latimer
Department
Nicaragua
Stimson
White House
Kellogg
Olds
Fse
United States
Marines Ready to Sail from San Diego on Henderson
The transport Henderson loaded with 1560 marines and equipment waits for the signal to depart for Shanghai. Sixth Regiment under Colonel Harold Snyder joins Brigadier Smedley D. Butler to reinforce Shanghai forces as planes and six 75 mm guns remain aboard. A crowd bids farewell as 400 pounds of candy from the San Diego Red Cross comforts the crew.
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San Diego
Calif
Henderson
Shanghai
Smedley D. Butler
Harold Snyder
Marine Base
Joseph E. Kuhn
Coronado
Volleyball clash at the Y M C A court tonight
A match is set at the Y M C A between Winston-Salem and High Point teams in a local volleyball contest. The game features regional rivals and will determine bragging rights in the area.
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Winston-Salem
High Point
Intercollegiate Debate Teams to Gather Across Three States
Durham reports six codebate teams will split across North Carolina Georgia and Florida for an evening of intercollegiate arguments. Teams from multiple colleges converge to present cases in a regional competition that highlights scholarly discourse and debate prowess.
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Durham
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Hayes Appointed Judge of Central District by President Coolidge
Johnson J. Hayes of North Wilkesboro and Greensboro was named judge for North Carolina's new central district by President Coolidge. The appointment ends months of contest with Frank Linney of Boone. Hayes, about 39, is a Republican national committeeman and former Senate candidate. The district covers West Virginia, Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina.
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Hayes
Central District
Coolidge
Washington
Johnson J. Hayes
North Wilkesboro
N. C
Greensboro
Middle District
North Carolina
William CC. Coleman
Maryland
Federal Court of
Congress
Frank Linney
Boone
Old Western District
United States Senate
Idge Northcott
West Virginia
John C. Rose
Virginia
South Carolina
Winston-Salem
Wilkes County
Wake Forest College
The
Baptist Church
Northcott Named Judge on Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
President Coolidge named Eliott Northcott district attorney for southern West Virginia to the circuit court of appeals for the fourth district. The appointment was announced today.
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Northcott
Washington
Eliott Northcott
West Virginia
Circuit Court of Appeals
Fourth District
Cool
Two Youthful Bandits Rob Express Messenger Loot
Two young robbers held up the express messenger on the Chicago and Alton Lincoln Limited between Joliet and Chicago. They obtained less than 150 dollars, according to W. E. Riggs, A E special investigator. The messenger A A Gott hoff initially estimated loot between 5000 and 20000 dollars but this could not be explained.
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Chicago
Chicago and Alton
Lincoln Limited
Joliet
W. E. Riggs
American Express Company
Riggs
A. A. Gotthoff
Robbers hit Chicago Lincoln Limited express car
Two armed men boarded the Joliet to Chicago Lincoln Limited express and robbed the car of cash and valuables possibly totaling 2400 to 20000 dollars. They forced the express messenger to open the safe and escaped after placing guards on the car floor.
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Chicago
Chicago and Alton
Lincoln Limited
Joliet
A. A. Gotthoff
Union Station
Express Company
Stephen Healy
Smokin Express
Gotthoff
Frank Wenglass
George Mitchell
Connery
St. Louis
Reynolds School House Memorial Camp plans May Memorial Day
RANDLEMAN Apr 7 Great plans form for the Reynolds School House Memorial Camp Memorial Day to refresh memories of old school days and unite former students. The event at the Sumner township Randolph county school grounds starts May 15 at 10 am with a picnic dinner and afternoon service. Committees were appointed at a recent citizens meeting which elected officers Thomas C Hodgins president Kelly G Coltrane vice president and H W Reynolds J A Mc Cauless secretaries.
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Citizens
Memorial Association
Thomas C. Hodgins
Kelly G. Coltrane
H. W. Reynolds
J. A. McCauless
Dr Laughinghouse Again A Candidate For Health Board
Raleigh Apr 7 Dr Chas O H Laughinghouse executive head of the state board of health will seek another term at the Durham meeting April 19 The board also must elect an eastern division member to succeed Dr W S Rankin who has resigned
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Raleigh
Chas. O’h. Laughinghouse
State Board of Health
Durham
Health Board
W. S. Rankin
Sapiro Links Maine Potato Collapse to Ford Libel Rise
In Detroit on April 7 Aaron Sapiro testifies in his $1,000,000 libel suit against Henry Ford linking the Maine Potato Growers Exchange collapse to fees for libelous Dearborn Independent articles. Washington public notice details a spotless life requirement for prohibition bureau candidates with extensive past-life checks.
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Detroit
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
Maine Potato Growers Exchange
Ford
Dearborn Independent
Bepizo
James A
Thied
Ford Counsel
Maine
Sapiro
Minnesota
Washington
Bureau of Prohibition
Civil Service Commission
Itiot
Prohibition
Negro Shot in Heated Argument Over Woman in Thomasville
Roosevelt Kern a Thomasville Black man was killed last night when Archie Curry fired a shotgun during a dispute over a woman. Curry fled and a murder warrant was issued as police and neighboring cities search for him through High Point. The case prompts a wide manhunt in the region.
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Roosevelt Kern
Thomasville
Archie Curry
Curry
Cecil Farm
Davidson County
Kern
High Point
Chapel Hill Students to Visit Hi Y Club Meeting
High Point High School senior and junior HI Y clubs meet tonight at the Y M C A building. Special guests will be UNC delegation students visiting the city for a short stay.
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Chapel Hill
Hi-Y
High Point High School
Young Men’s Christian Association
University of North Carolina
Fort Bragg calls bids for first new barracks unit
Fort Bragg seeks bids by April 30 for a reinforced concrete three story barracks building for the Second Field Artillery. The 450 by 47 foot structure will house four firing batteries and battalion HQ with combat train and casuals facilities. Heating will be hot water, brick and stone facings specified.
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Fayetteville
Fort Bragg
United States
Bragg
Congress
A. J. Bowley
Second Field Artillery
Public laws ready for distribution by April 15
Raleigh April 7 Public laws passed by the last legislature should be ready for distribution by April 15. W N Everett secretary of state said the body of the laws had been set up and mostly printed and that all left to do was indexing and binding them. The printing is being done in Charlotte.
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Raleigh
W. N. Everett
Lelong Chooses Snake Print Crepe Frocks
Snake designs printed on soft crepes and chiffons are selected by Lelong to fashion coat frocks that are described as both stunning and novel.
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Lelong
Netherlands Grant Search Authorization for Dahl Bank Area
American Minister Mac Murray reported to the state department that Chinese local authorities were allowed to search certain private properties of the Dahl Bank and the Chinese eastern railway near the Russian embassy in Peking diplomatic quarters. The Netherlands' minister approved the authorization as the senior diplomat.
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Washington
Hankow
Nanking
Yangtse
China
Moscow
Nd Bisbee
Whattes
MacMurray
Peking
Shipping Board
R. Stanley Dollar
Dollar Steamship Lines
Dahl Bank
Netherlands
Mac Murray
State Department
Koo Resigns as Premier in China
Dr. V. K. Wellington Koo resigned as premier to Marshal Chang Tso-Lin. Reports say General Yang Tu-Ting, Chang's chief adviser, will assume the premiership.
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Koo
Peking
V. K. Wellington Koo
Chang Tso-Lin
Yang Tu-Ting
Chang
Pinedo Safe After Fire Forces Route Change On Lake Roosevelt
Italian aviator Francesco De Pinedo says the Santa Maria fire, caused by a boy's match on Roosevelt Lake, was an accident not a Fascist plot. He plans a new North American route with a replacement plane and may ship to New York to begin a coastwise tour toward Boston and Washington. In Greensboro, Miss Maud Waddell survives a window jump from a moving train near Stokesland, breaking an arm amid a rushed rescue.
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Apache Lodge
Roosevelt Dam
Ariz
Francesco de Pinedo
Anyi
Rome
Associated Press
de Pinedo
Santa Maria
Roosevelt Lake
Italy
Mussolini
New York
Boston
Washington
New Orleans
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Nova Scotia
North Atlantic
L. G. Poina
San Diego
Calif
Pacific
San Francisco
Here
Pacific Coast
Seattle
United States
Army Air Corps
Rockwell Field
Greensboro
Maud Waddell
Asheville
Stokesland
Danville
Wadell
Richmond
Stokes Land
Waddel
Danville Hospital
Execution set for Ernest Walker in Durham murder case
RALEIGH April 7 AP Ernest Walker a Durham negro convicted of first degree murder of another negro will be electrocuted April 22 by affirmance of the lower court judgment. The law provides for electrocution on the third Friday after affirmance and the court upheld the World War veterans act enabling two million dollar loans to veterans on farm lands.
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Raleigh
Ernest Walker
Durham
Supreme Court of Lower Court
Clarkson
America
Jury Not Yet Ready for Murder Evidence
Sanford April 7 AP The trial of four alleged Slayers of Sheriff James L Turner of Lee County opened with two jurors needed to reach 12. The state has one of 184 peremptory challenges left. Bud Davis and three other defendants face additional challenges as 250 veniremen yield only ten jurors. A second special venire of 100 Harnett County men was ordered following yesterday's opening selection.
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N. A. Sins Clair
Fayetteville
Harnett County
Destruction of De Pinedo Seaplane Attributed to Anti Fascist Agents
Rome papers say the Roosevelt Dam crash of Commander De Pinedo's seaplane was caused by anti Fascist agents. They also praised the U S for offering another aircraft to the Italian flier.
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Rome
de Pinedo
Roosevelt Dam
Arizona
United States
Soviet consul warns consular corps over Shanghai raid
Shanghai April 7 AP The Soviet Consul General Wilhelm F Linde as dean of the consular corps warned that if the Soviet consulate in Shanghai were raided as the Beijing embassy buildings were yesterday he would hold the entire consular corps responsible.
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Shanghai
Wilhelm F. Linde
Norewegian
Peking
Coolidge Vetoes Plea for Philippine Independence Plebiscite
President Coolidge vetoed a Philippine insular bill proposing a plebiscite on immediate independence. He argued the vote would misdirect effort from stable governance and hurt economic stability, noting likely unconvincing results and the need to address finance and defense costs.
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Coolidge
Philippines
Washington
Apr
Wood
Pendence
Carmi Thompson
Philippine Islands
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North Carolina Post
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