Meeting Reminders and Notices from Local Churches
Several church groups announce meetings and study classes for this week including Bible Learners at 317 Boulevard led by Mrs. Linthicum, Berean class supper at West End Baptist on April 13, and multiple neighborhood classes with times and host addresses. Also announced are births, weddings, and local social notices involving residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. V. Linthicum
G. B. Grayson
West End Baptist Church
W. C. Koontz
Fourth Street
Peter
E. W. Holton
Roland Park
Emerywood
J. A. Morris
Lottie Holden
A. L. Cecil
Oakwood Court
1St Thessalonians
Gene Lamont
J. V. Apple
South Main Street
Nebraska Primary Yields Senate Nominee and State Races
Nebraska results show U S Senator R B Howell winning renomination over Spillman in 644 of 1988 precincts with 25 599 to 19 629 votes while Arthur Mullen leads Democratic committeeman race and 403 precincts report in the state. Republican attorney general race led by C A Sorenson with 307 precincts reporting. Illinois results preview Governor Emerson and Cermak for major offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
North Carolina
Washington
Coolidge
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Kansas City
Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Herbert Hoover
Burton
Mellon
Nicaragua
Calvin Coolidge
Lowden
Hoover
Dawes
Idaho
Borah
Smith
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Oklahoma
Reed
Omaha
Neb
United States
R. B. Howell
O.S. Spillman
Howell
Spillman
Arthur Mullen
William Ritchie, Jr
Maryland
Mullen
Ritchie
C. A. Sorenson
Lincoln
George W. Norris
Sasue
Dort
Payne
Moriarty
Sorenson
Simon
Chicago
Louis Lincoln Emmerson
Mt. Vernon
Floyd E. Thompson
Supreme Court
Oscar E. Carlstrom
Thomas J. Courtney
Senate
Ottis F. Glenn
Mattoon
Murphysboro
Anton J. Cermak
Czecholovakia
Cook County
Board of Commissioners
John A. Swanson
William J. Lindsay
Trial of Ku Klux Klan suits resumes in Pittsburgh
Testimony shows high klan officials ignored Carnegie authorities in 1923 Scottdale riot after parade without a permit. Frank Lanham of Oklahoma described night riders forcing two Jewish men to whip each other near Tulsa. Other witnesses traced liberty bond dealings tied to Fall and Everhart in Teapot Dome context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Tulsa
J. R. Ramsey
Dayton, O
Night Riders
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Carnegie
Norvalk. Hauge
Swissvale
Blankleagle
D. Rich
Grand Dragon
Pennsylvania
Rich
Hauge
Hiram Evans
Scottdale
Kleagle Sanford
van A. Barrickman
Lanham
Oklahoma
W. H. S. Thomson
Family Movements and Visitation After Easter Weekend
Tate Andrews returned to Wake Forest with Miss Mable Andrews moving to Spencer to teach after attending grandmother Miranda Andrews funeral at Liberty yesterday. J. R. Wood and daughters Ruby and Edna returned from Atlanta after Easter. Evelyn Payne spent Easter in Washington with friends. CC Chappell and J N Bready visited Charlotte to attend a Carolina theater show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Andrews
Wake Forest
Mable Andrews
Spencer
Miranda Andrews
Liberty
J. R. Wood
Ruby and
Edna
Atlanta
Evelyn Payne
Washington, D. C
CC. G. Chappell
J. N. Bready
Charlotte
Carolina Theater
Chicago Vote Count Deepens Swanson Lead in Senate Fight
Chicago returns show Judge Swanson ahead of Crowe as the att orneys’ contest becomes a focal point in state politics. A daylight gun attack kills Octavius Granady, a Black candidate for committeeman, amid a tense campaign atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Crowe
Judge Swanson
Chicago
Deneen
Swanson
Thompson
Octavius Granady
Morris Eller
Granady
Sinclair Trial Returns to Contempt Proceedings
The trial against Blackmer, missing at the first Sinclair and Fall hearings, continued as government efforts to compel testimony against the Continental Trading Company intensified. Everhart’s testimony paused after Daniel Thew Wright indicated no further questions, with government presenting its case under the Walsh act for recalcitrant witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freihart
Liberty
Sinclair
Fall
J. E. Benton
First National Bank
el Paso
Texas
Benton
Ignacio Gonzalez
Liberty Bonds
A. D. Brownfield
Exchange Bank of
Blackmer
Paris
Albert B. Fall
Denver
Continental Trading Company
Walsh
Montana
Senate Teapot Dome
M. T. Everhart
Daniel Thew Wright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beiaza Stevens
Eliza Stevens
E. L
Green Street Baptist Church
R. L. Smith
Taylor Street
Neighborhood Bible
M. T. Hedrick
Adams Street
J. E. Bramham
Dayton Beach
Fla
Agnes Louise
Guilford General Hospital
Bramham
Minnie Louise Walker
Key-Denny
Lula F. Denny
Clara M. Denny
Manford W. Key
O. E. Key
Danville
J. E. Holland
Key
South
Hamilton Street
Alice MacRae Canwell
Elizabeth Jones
Mary Elizabeth Perry
Katherine Whitener
Henry Foscue
Jimmy Foscne
Gilbert Ragan
Bill Edwards
Alfred Caldwell
State College
Garrison-Dunn
William Stough Garrison
Lillian May
Curtis Henry Dunn
Richmond
Massachusetts Avenue
W. A. Lambeth
Mount Vernon Place
M. E. Church
Washington, D D. C
Sibley Hospital
Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
Russ Love
Gordon Cox
Lacy Lowe
T. A. Smoot
A. K. Rogers
Ed Cox
Miss Tuggle
Floyd Osborne
H. T. Stevens
Montheu Avenue
Annie Laurie Tuggle
Osborne
C. C. Tuggle
E. P. Osborne
Centennial Avenue
Stevens
City
Jackson
William Grissom Raleigh
Internal Revenue
New York
David H. Blair
Winston Salem
Big Gun
Theodore Burton
Associated State
Republican State Executive Committee
Jonas Lowdenman
A. C. McCaskill
Fayetteville
Marion Butler
Clinton
Irving B. Tucker
Whiteville
Federal District of
North
Harmony Party
Harmony
Mecklenbrug
Thomas J. Harkins
Asheville
Willis Briggs
Seawell
Briggs
W. F. Kirk
Hendersonville
Klan
L. T. Rule
First National Bank of
Pueblo
Colo
Tres Ritos Cattle and Land Company
Fall Ranch
Everhart
Owen J. Roberts
Tres Ritos Company
C. B. Stafford
Interior Department
J. W. Zevely
Three Rivers
New Mexico
Teapot Dome
G. T. Stafford
Mammoth Oil Company
Naval Reserve
Roberts
Wyoming Reserve
Cecil
Coats
North Main Street
Dry Cleaning Company
Ithaca
Cvery Roat
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Southern Dairies
Health Builders of the
H. Sechrest
Nature
Sechrest Funeral Home