No Rash Action Expected From Hindenburg President Of Germany
London April 27 A dispatch says no rash political moves are anticipated from Field Marshal von Hindenburg as president of the German republic Lloyd George returned from Madeira and declined future rash acts. He praised France’s mood and noted Hindenburg’s steady temperament while calling Caillaux Painleve and Briand capable and principled French leaders with Caillaux likely to balance the budget and show courage and finance knowledge.
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Varner Funeral Planned After Pneumonia Death
Lexington April 28 Col Henry B Varner president of the State Motion Picture Owners association died at his home after a ten day illness from pneumonia Funeral services are planned for tomorrow Varner held state offices from 1900 to 1908 as labor and printing commissioner and from 1912 to 1920 as chairman of the state prison board He edited the Lexington Dispatch for 27 years later selling the paper in 1923 He is survived by his wife mother and a brother and sister born in Denton in 1870 from newspaper circles in the state.
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Henry B. Varner
State
Motion Picture Owners’ Association
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Oscar M. Underwood
Mr. Varner
Denton
Lexington Dispatch
Bailey of Onslow gets $4,000 job with state
A. J. Maxwell appointed I. M. Bailey of Onslow county as assistant to enforce the blue sky law in North Carolina with a salary of 4500 a year. Bailey will devote full time to the duties, move his family to Raleigh, and assist with hearings and other capacities. He is a 1925 general assembly member, UNC graduate, and Jacksonville attorney with Onslow county ties.
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McLean
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I. M. Bailey
Onslow County
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Corporation Commission
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Jacksonville
General Assembly
University of North Carolina
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Sheriff Thompson
Defiant Auxiliary Units Face Suspension by DC Dept
National headquarters of the American Legion auxiliary seeks approval from the District of Columbia department to suspend three local units for defiance and insubordination. Units contend the department lacks authority and blame the move on a dispute over a former service men's club from which the national group has withdrawn support. Three units reportedly still back the club, while the district president asserts the suspensions are unrelated to the club.
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American Legion Auxiliary
District of Columbia Department
Auxiliary
Leo Arnold
Wall Street Opening Ups as Steel and Gold Policy Hopes Rise
Wall Street in New York opened higher on optimistic earnings from United States Steel and a potential announcement on Britain's gold resumption policy. American Can led industrials with a one point gain while commercial solvents issues traded at 100, near yesterday's lows of 81.
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United States Steel Corporation
Great Britain
Comment in the Berlin papers on natural lines
Berlin reports show the German press aligning with party lines after yesterday's election. Die Zeit argues Marx's defeat stemmed from his newspaper allies uniting wavering voters for Hindenburg. Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung cites imponderables favoring Hindenburg. Deutsche Zeitung calls it a new era of honor.
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Body of 16 Year Old Girl Starts Police on Another Murder Hunt
Chicago reports a burned and mutilated body of a 16 year old girl found near Chesterton Indiana. She had been shot three times and clues include a gasoline can powder box hair beads and torn spectacles. Tires on the road point to the killer as investigators seek the slayers.
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Rabbis Franks
Chesterton
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Telegraph Firms Operate 3968 Miles Of Poles In NC
Two telegraph companies in North Carolina operate over 3968 miles of pole and cable, reflecting extensive line networks. The figure highlights the scale of communications infrastructure in the state.
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North Carolina
Men in News of the Day from the Daring Air Trip
Captain George W. Steele commanded the air cruiser 108 Angeles returning from Bermaua amid a fifty mile gale. Governor General Leonard Wood reported leprosy cures in the Philippines using chaulmoogra oil. Sir Rabindranath Tagore lay gravely ill in Bombay from heart disease. President Doumergue faced deputies after a Communist attack killed three Nationalists and wounded others.
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Bermaua
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Cullion
Rabindranath Tagore
India
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Chamber of Deputies
Fossils Found In South America At Ancient Dawn
Chicago April 27 Fossils of prehistoric animal life buried five to fifteen million years ago in South America have been collected for the Field Museum by Professor B S Riggs on a scale not before attained by any American institution D C Davies director says Riggs returned after 28 months in South American fossil fields as head of a Captain Marshall Field expedition He followed the route of Darwin along the coast of southern Argentina and collected in Tarija Bolivia known as the Valley of the Bones of Giants George F Sternberg and J B Abbott collectors for the museum and Harold Riggs professor Riggs’
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South America
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Tarija
Bolivia
George F. Sternberg
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Hardld Riggs
Expedition unearthed 5000 mile trek and 100 species set
The expedition covered roughly 5,000 miles and collected about 500 specimens representing 100 species. No human remains were found among the bones.
Controversy Over Ponzi Funds Reaches Supreme Court
The Supreme Court granted an appeal in a case where Harry V. Cunningham as trustee seeks to compel the Merchants National Bank of Manchester New Hampshire to pay funds to Ponzi creditors, stemming from Ponzi related financial maneuvers.
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Washington
Charles Ponzi
Supreme Court
Harry V. Cunningham
Merchants National Bank of Manchester
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North Carolina Senators and Congressmen Birth Facts and Notice
The text states senators Overman and Simmons share birth year 1854 and January births, with specific dates. It also names Lindsay Warren as youngest congressman born 1889 and Major Charles M. Stedman as oldest born 1841. A public notice warns that Gulf Refining stations in High Point under L. H. Martin require his personal authorization for any work or materials, dated April 25, 1923.
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F. M. Simmons
New Bern
Lee S. Overman
Salisbury
North Carolina
United States
Senate
Senator Overman
Senator Simmons
Lindsay Warren
Washington, N. C
Charles M. Stedman
Greensboro
Gulf Refining Company
L. H. Martin
High Point
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