Insull Began Return From Istanbul to Smyrna Voyage
Samuel Insull Sr. left a Turkish jail under guard for Smyrna where he will board the S S Exilena to sail Friday. He faces extradition to the United States while Turkish authorities move toward handing him to American agents.
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Istanbul
Samuel Insull
United States
Istanbul House of Detention
Smyrna
S. S. Exilena
Chicago
Turkey
Insull
Adana
Panderma
Karakakeuy
Galata
Greece
Allah
Mohammed
Turkish Court of Appeals
Cheney Corporation man linked to Hopson since 1921 in AG&E system
Federal Trade Commission engineer Judson C. Dickerman testified that Edward J. Cheney was not an independent consultant but part of H. C. Hopson’s network controlling the Associated Gas and Electric system since 1921. Photostats and signed documents showed Cheney’s business affairs under Hopson’s control through 1932.
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Judson C. Dickerman
Federal Trade Commission
Edward J. Cheney
Associated Gas and Electric System
Commission
South Carolina
H. C. Hopson
Associated
Train nearly hits auto during Roosevelt Miami visit
President Roosevelt departs on a Bahama fishing trip as a train narrowly misses a greeting car at a Miami dock. Mayor Sewell and NRA official Donald Richberk join the entourage. Conversations touch on weather, the New Deal, and a proposed Pan American exposition site.
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Roosevelt
E. G. Sewell
Lott Extends to Win Quarterfinal at Pinehurst
George M. Lott of Chicago defeated Anthony Latona of Washington DC 6-2 4-6 6-4 in the North and South tournament quarterfinals. In Alabama, violence erupts as unidentified gunfire wounds two miners entering Coal Valley shaft in Walker county. In Raleigh, the Wake county grand jury resumes crime probe by summoning City Judge Barnes and Police Commissioner Brown. In Wadesboro, banker James A. Leake, 78, dies of heart disease after a week of illness. funeral plans pending.
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Lott
Pinehurst
George M. Lott
Chicago
Anthony Latona
Washington, D. C
Birmingham
Ala
Walker County
Coal Valley
Raleigh
Wake County Grand Jury
Callae City
Wiley G. Barnes
Jasi Brown
Wadesboro
James A. Leake
Judge Affirms Right to Go It Alone in Catawba Case
North Carolina Chief Justice Walter P. Stacy writes that plaintiff Abernethy may act as his own attorney, likening the stand to a baseball batter choosing to bat. Abernethy sues W. W. Burns for malicious prosecution seeking 6,000 dollars. The court also overturns Walter Cohoon’s prison sentence for embezzlement, ruling insufficient evidence showed misused funds for his own benefit.
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Raleigh
iGhief
Walter P. Stacy
North Carolina Supreme Court
Stacy Ding R. O. Abernethy
Cawha
Abernethy
Stacy
W. W. Burns
Walter Cohoon
Elizabeth City
Cohoon
Lateoseph Ellis
Pasquotank Coun
Elisabeth City
Way Commission
Caeron Morrison
Weather Forecast by States and Winds Across Regions
North Carolina remains fair with colder air in east central areas and frost in exposed spots overnight. easing Friday as temperatures rise in western regions. South Carolina fair with frost possible in northern exposed areas tonight. Hatteras to Jacksonville sees strong to fresh west and north winds with partly overcast skies. AP records note two hours ending 8 am show temperature and rain patterns in principal cotton growing areas.
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North Carolina
Exwest
South Carolina
Hook
Hatteras
Jacksonville
House Committee Traces Votes On Tax Bills And Bank Payoffs
The House and Senate debated tax increases and estate levies aimed at adding hundreds of millions to the treasury. A pay me nt plan for bank depositors faced limits, with McLeod’s petition gaining 131 signatures and Rainey blocking full signer disclosure. The session also touched on stock market reporting, a national lottery bill, and commodity exchange regulation linked to Arthur W. Cutten's case.
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House
District of Columbia
Senate
Treasury
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
House Banking Committee
McLeod
R-Mich
Rainey
Arthur W. Cutten
Robert P. Boylan
Board of Trade
Illinois
Cutten
Nations in Leticia dispute push for arms and peace
At Geneva on April 12 a League of Nations committee heard that Colombia and Peru are arming and preparing for war while seeking peace. Dr Francisco Castillo Najera said Leticia sovereignty lies with Colombia and the dispute has no juridical basis. Dr Eduardo Santos urged a league decision by June granting Colombia full sovereignty and warned of continentwide consequences if rejected.
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Pjy
League of National
Columbia
Peru
Francisco Castillo Najera
France
League of Nations Council
Leticia
Colombia
Najera
Eduardo Santos
League
President Roosevelt Returns From Vacation On Train Ride Home
On the Nourmahal, President Roosevelt says he had a marvelous time on two weeks of leisure, enjoyed fishing and lazying around, and plans no comment on pending legislation. He notes no concern over the congressional situation and expects an early end to the administration program. General Johnson and Don Richberg accompany him as he heads toward Washington.
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Washington
Joseph 8.Linghuysen
New Jersey
James Cannon, Jr
Alfred E. Smith
Frank C. Ferguson
Hudson County National Bank
Jersey City
Robert H. McNeill
Ada L. Burroughs
E. C. Jameson
New York Insurance
anti-Smith
Ferguson
District 1 1
Columbia Supreme Court
Cannon
Frelinghuysen
Payton Gordon
John J. Wilson
Anti- Smith
Continental Trust Company of
Crewe
Virginia
Jameson
McNeill
Gordon
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Jackson
Mississippi
Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Miami
Nourmahal
White House
Hugh 8. Johnson
Donald Richberg
NRA
Florida
Johnson
Richberg
Fletcher-Rayburn Stock Exchange
Congress
Youth Thinks He Should Get Two Years For Baby's Death
Chicago April 12 George Rogalski a 13 year old held for murder thinks he should receive "a couple of years" for kidnapping two and a half year old Doriette Zeitlow who died from exposure after being imprisoned in an attic. Psychiatrists and prosecutors discuss insanity and trial by jury with a Chester hospital as a possible destination if found insane.
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Chicago
George Rogalski
Dorette Zeitlow
Rogalski
Chester State Hospital
Richard Regan
Hoffman
Young Rogalski
Michael Rogalski
Coroge
Body Believed To Be That Of Porky Dillon
Chicago reports indicate police believe the body recovered from the Miami River in Dayton Ohio is Frank Porky Dillon a Touhy gangster. Dillon linked to the John Factor kidnapping while other Touhy gang members face prison or murder charges.
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Porky Dillon
Miami River
Ohio
Chicago
Frank
Porky) Dillon
Dayton
James P. Allman
Dillon
Touhy
Tommy Touhy
John Factor
Roger Touhy
Basil Banghart
Gustave Shhaefer
Albert Kator
Isaac Costner
Charlotte
N. C
Willy Sharkey
St. Paul
Charles
Charles (Ice Wagon
Connors
State Federation of Labor Attacks Union of State Employees
The North Carolina Federation of Labor labels the State Employees association a company union and urges highway workers in Salisbury to see what it calls the movement’s fallacy. The new group, led by William K. Shaw of Raleigh, aims to coordinate departments and push for higher wages for state workers.
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State Federation of Labor
Union of State Employees
Raleigh
State Employees Association
North Carolina Federation of Labor
Salisbury
Employees Association
Jtermed
R. R. Lawrence
Winston- Salem
State Federation
George W. Marshall
Charlotte
Southeastern
International Association of Machinists
George L. Googe
Atlanta
American Federation of Labor
Willian K. Shaw
Roosevelt Supports Wagner Labor Bill in Washington Trip
General Hugh S. Johnson reports President Roosevelt backs the Wagner bill creating a system of industrial relations and discusses whether to extend the licensing provision of the national recovery act as enforcement. Johnson noted no firm policy changes and said Roosevelt agreed with week views while en route from a vacation cruise.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Hugh 8. Johnson
National Recovery Act
Johnson
Supreme Court of Industrial Relations
Wagner Johnson
Donald Richberg
NRA
Charleston
Edney Named Republican Nominee for 10th District
Calvin R. Edney of Marshall was named the Republican nominee for Congress from North Carolina's 10th district at a meeting in Spruce Pine on April 12.
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Spruce Pine
Calvin R. Edney
Marshall
Congress
Moving picture theater owners push for family fare
In Santa Monica on April 11, theater owners at a convention report better business nationwide. They say audiences dislike repeated sex themes and sensational ads, urging producers to return to traditional, old fashioned films and restraint in advertising.
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