New York Police Go on 24 Hour Duty for May Day Vigil
New York City police, totaling about 11 000, were ordered to stay on duty through Monday morning to prevent potential May Day violence. Officers will guard city offices halls and notable residences while bomb squad units hunt radicals amid arrests of Abram Jasiri and Jacob Amper on charges of criminal anarchy.
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New York
Abram Jasiri
Jacob Amper
Third Nationalist Party
Moscow
Cotton Market at Standstill in New York Trading
The cotton market was nearly at a standstill with first prices steady to five points higher. July traded around 12.65 to 12.69, while May and other futures opened and closed steady with values listed for May 12.16 12.19 and later months up to December 13.84. Mill curtailment at Fall River estimated at 136000 pieces.
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New York
Fall River
Schedule Change on Ashboro Road by Southern Railway
H D Saunders announces a May 8 timetable change for trains on the High Point Randleman Asheboro and Southern railway. Inside are the updated arrivals and departures including No 142 at 6 55 am No 136 at 12 45 pm No 134 at 5 45 pm No 2 Sunday only 7 05 am and departures No 141 7 45 am No 107 1 45 pm and No 1 Sunday only 1 45 pm.
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H. D. Saunders
Southern Railway
High Point
Randleman
Asheboro
Revival to Begin at Welch Memorial in Thomasville
Rev. R. S. Troxier of Thomasville will start a two week revival at Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant church in this city tomorrow morning. His sermons are described as forceful and interesting and services will be held nightly at 7 30 o clock drawing large crowds.
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R. S. Troxier
Thomasville
Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Mr. Troxier
Senate Narrowly Minds On Knox Peace Resolution
Debate in the Senate nears final stages as Republicans and Democrats agree a final vote may be delayed until Sunday. Opponents concede passage while several Republicans are expected to vote no and some Democrats lean toward supporting the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Four masked bandits kill woman during car hold up
In South Orange New Jersey on April 30 four masked robbers stopped an automobile returning from a visit. When Mrs Celeste Cassese of Orange screamed one bandit leaped in and choked her to death while the chauffeur was covered with revolvers.
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South Orange
N. J
Celeste Cassese
Orange
Weather forecast for South Atlantic states next week
Weather forecast from Washington on April 3 predicts a fair and cool start to the week for the South Atlantic states. The latter half should be generally cloudy with normal temperatures.
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Washington
South Atlantic
Life Guards Rescue Passengers From Stranded Steamer
ROCK ISLAND Rhode Island April 30 Coast guards continued transferring passengers from the Portuguese steamer Mormugao held on rocks after her grounding yesterday with 448 aboard Three hundred passengers including all women and children were landed at New Godford Massachusetts during the night Rescue crews used a snag boat at daybreak to bring evacuees a half mile to shore
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Rock Island
R. I
Mormugao
New Godford
Mass
Coast Guards
Undersea Boat Runs Aground Near Montauk Point
The U S submarine U-10 ran aground off Montauk Point New York while returning from the Atlantic fleet review at Hampton Roads. The crew of three officers and 26 men refused to abandon ship as coast guard members and the naval tug Lykens responded to assist, delayed by fog.
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New London
Monteuk Point
Frank B. Berrien
Coast Guard
Napaque Beach
Montauk Point
Southern to Take Over Express May
Atlanta April 30 Every detail of the arrangements for taking over the express business on the lines of the Southern railway system the M and O railroad and the Chesapeake Steamship company by the Southeastern Express company on Sunday May 1st has been completed. It is expected there will be no interruption of service. Assistant general manager Joseph E Skaggs says offices will be continued and ready for business at all competitive points with personnel unchanged.
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Atlanta
Southern Railway System
M. and O. Railroad
Chesapeake Steamship Company
Southeastern Express Company
Joseph E. Skaggs
New Express Company
Nctual
Skaggs
Ruth Rival Emerges as George Kelly Ties Home Run Race
Chicago April 30 Babe Ruth the home run king faces a strong rival in George Kelly first baseman of the New York Giants tied with Ruth for the lead in homers with five. Kelly has moved to second base as a regular. Ruth also trails Harry Heilmann of Detroit in the American league batting race Heilmann leads with .513 to Ruths .477 after Wednesdays games.
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Chicago
Babe”’ Ruth
George Kelly
New York Giants
Ruth
Kelly
Harry Heilman
Detroit
Heilman
Two Flyers Killed at Pope Field
Jacksonville Fla April 39 Lieut Hardson Hartman and Lieut Joseph Virgin were killed in a Pope Field crash near Fayetteville North Carolina. Hartman had sent Lieut W D Coney east a month earlier on a perilous single day flight from Atlantic to Pacific. Both accidents involved planes dropping into a tree after motor trouble.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Lieut
Hardson
Dg. Hartman
Jos. E. Virgin
Pope Field
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Air Service
W. D. Coney
Here
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Lieut. Hardman
Lieut. Coney
Master Tabb Undergoes Surgery at Guilford General
Master Tabb operated on yesterday at Guilford General Hospital. Son of Mr and Mrs W L Tabb of the Parkway his condition was reported favorable today.
Jim Barker Improves After Guilford General Surgery
Friends of Jim Barker report he is improving after an operation at Guilford General Hospital.
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Barker
Jim Barker
Guilford General Hospital
Carnegie Hero Fund awards honor 23 acts of courage
Pittsburgh official lists Carnegie hero fund awards for 23 acts of heroism. Five lives lost received pensions and two silver medals. 21 bronze medals awarded to rescuers. Recipients span across Maryland to Montana with pensions for dependents and specified monthly sums.
Strike of Marine Workers Heads to Mediation Talks
Representatives of the Marine Workers union met at the White House where President Harding planned to discuss mediation with his cabinet to avert a strike by engineers and seamen on American ships plying Atlantic Pacific and Gulf routes. Labor Secretary Davis signaled possible good offices if no mediation board is named. Furuseth and Brown urged a three member fair committee to resolve the dispute and awaited the president’s decision.
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Washington
Marine Workers Union
White House
Harding
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Department of Labor
Davis
Andrew Furuseth
International Seamen’s Union
William SS
Mass Meeting and Concert Endorse Tate in High Point
An enthusiastic crowd at Russell Street School grounds heard speakers including L W McFarland J W Clinard O E Mendenhall J C Hill D T Andrews J H Vestal Ragan and Fred N Tate in support of Tate's bid for mayor. Elks band provided music as delegates urged good clean government and city progress.
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Russell Street
Fred N. Tate
Maior
High Point
L. W. McFarland
J. W. Clinard
O. E. Mendenhall
J. C. Hill
D. T. Andrews
J. H. Vestal
Mr. T. Channel
BR. Fo
Italy Supports Yap Mandate United States Position
In a full reply from one of the four great powers, Italy states it is in complete accord with the US stance on Yap. The message, received at the State Department and now public, follows France, Britain, and Japan responses noted as pending or preliminary.
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Washington
Yap
Italy
United States
State Department
France
Supreme Council
Great Britain
Japan
Military Funerals For Two War Dead Tomorrow
A military funeral for John D. Grant and Bert Whitehart killed in France will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 at Wesley Memorial church. Rev W A Lambeth will lead, assisted by Rev W A Barber and Rev C V Brooks. Local VFW and American Legion posts will meet at R L Loflin and Son at 2. Music by the Elks band. Interment in Oakwood cemetery.
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John D. Grant
Bert Whitehart
France
Wesley Mmorial
W. A. Lambeth
W. A. Barber
C. V. Brooks
West End Baptist Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
R. L. Loflin and Son
Elks’ Band
Oakwood Cemetery
Gamma Zeta Club Bridge Tea at Miss Tate’s Home
Miss Mary Alice Tate hosted the Gamma Zeta club at her Broad Street home for an afternoon of bridge on three tables in the reception hall. Roses and spring blossoms decorated the room as guests enjoyed a two course collation with creamed chicken in French pastry, cheese rolls, sandwiches, tea, fresh strawberries with whipped cream and marguerites. Attending were Mrs. Ben Moore, Mrs. Ed Millis, Mrs. Bob Amos, Mrs. Darrell Pitts, Mrs. Tom Powell, Mrs. Willis Slane, Mrs. J. J Farriss, Mrs. H. J. Coffield, Mis. Avery Kirkman, Mrs. Randall Terry and Miss Tate.
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Gamma Leta
Mary Alice Tate
Gamma Zeta Club
Broad Street
Miss Tate
Ben Moore
Ed Millis
Bob Amos
Darrell Pitts
Tom Powell
Willis Slane
J. J Farriss
H. J. Coffield
Avery Kirkman
Randall Terry
ItalianMan Earns Rights To Two Wives In Akron Case
Akron April 30 An unusual ruling lets Guisippe Sarinola keep two wives. He arrived with wife No 1 and a son aged ten and wife No 2 with a three year old and a baby. Federal authorities ordered him to support both families but allow them to live together amicably. Both wives and children accompanied him as he left the police station arm in arm.
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Akron
Ofto
Guisippe Sarinola
Sarinola
Italy
America
Wife No
Pennsylvania
Saringla No. 1
Saaringla
Penitentiary Terms Set in Railroad Robbery Conspiracy
Thirteen sentences and fines totaling 300 to 3000 dollars were imposed by Judge Beverly B. Evans in Macon Georgia for defendants convicted or pleading guilty to a conspiracy to rob the American Railway Express Company of goods valued over one million dollars. Motions for new trials were filed, with paroles arranged for bond issues.
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Macon
Beverly B. Evans
United States Court
American Railway Express Company
Evans
Convicted Planter to Ask for Trial in Georgia
John S. Williams, the Jasper county planter convicted of the murder of one of 11 Black victims found on his farm, planned to file a motion for a postponement to argue for a new trial when the motion was called up in Decatur Georgia. He remains under life sentence.
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Decatur
John S. Williams
Jasper County
Williams
New Jersey Faces Expulsion Over Ringside Seat Price
Walter Ligginger, president of the National Boxing Association, warned New Jersey will be expelled if its federation allows Tex Rickard to charge five dollars for ringside seats at the Dempsey Carpentier title bout set for July 2. The announcement was made in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
New Jersey
National Association of Boxing
Tex Rickard
Walter Ligginger
National Association
North Carolina Schools Must Offer Six Month Terms
Governor Morrison appoints state board of engineers and grants full pardon to Margaret Hanna. Dr. E C C Brooks urges counties to raise taxes to fund six month school terms as equalizing funds fall short under revaluation. Hospital for crippled children to hold June 15 ceremony with state officials present.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
E. C C. Brooks
Board of Education
State Tax Commission
General Assembly
Brooks
Manning
Morrison
State Board of Engineers
Gilbert C. White
Durham
N.S. Mullican
Mocksville
Chas. EB. Waddell
Asheville
P. H. Daggett
University of North Carolina
Harry St. Geo. Tucker
State College
James F. McMahon
State Federation of Labor
Caswell Training School
Harding
Margaret Hanna
Gaston County
Gastonia
R. B. Babington
North Carolina Orthopaedic Hospital
Ben Leey
W. H. Cooper
Masonic, Pythian, Odd Fellows
Highway and Rage of Transport Education Committee
Master Charles Hoss Parks Recovers at Home After Attack
The young Charles Hoss Parks remains confined to his North Main Street home recovering from a menacing attack. He is the son of Mr and Mrs A L Parks.
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Charles Hoss Parks
North Main Street
Mra. A
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