Bailey Urges Rejection of Hooded Group Power
North Carolina gubernatorial candidate J W Bailey denounces lynching and hooded organizations. He warns that groups taking the law into their own hands threaten free government and call for candidates to repudiate such actions and uphold lawful authority. He backs public accountability and ministerial duty of officers.
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Pittsboro
Imén
J. W. Bailey
North Carolina
Tony
Mary Ehy
Itis
Funeral of Senator Nelson May Be Held Friday
In St Paul reports shift from Wednesday funeral to possibly Friday services for Knute Nelson United States senator from Minnesota who died Saturday night near York Pennsylvania. Close friends escorting the body to St Paul favor Friday to aid assembling a congressional delegation and allow many mourners from across the country to attend.
Wall Street Opening Shows Weaker Tone Amid Bear Pressure
In New York on April 30 the stock market opened with unsettled sentiment. Investors avoided committing, bear activity resumed in many list sectors, and opening prices fell slightly. Oil, sugar, independent steel and railroad shares led declines while most drops stayed fractional. Kodak fell two points on antitrust action against the company.
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Wall Street
New York
Fastman Kodak
Prison intrigue and North Carolina ties in Dudding case
An auditor’s findings expose Dud ding’s access to North Carolina links and alleged allies in state politics. The report tracks how Pou suppporters aim to reveal Dudding’s backers while criticizing architects and college building choices. The piece hints at long running state political maneuvering and a raft of financial discoveries.
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Balmbigh
Ua. I. Duddine
Hiss North
Pou
Ima
Duddings
North Carolina
Washington
Will
Are ‘Pon
Henderson
Mr. Pon
Vance
Mr. Pou
New Hanover
Raleigh
S. F. Patterson
State College Buildng Committee
Hobart B. Upjohn
Grea
New York
Patterson
Upjohn Aloe
Democratic Party
Air
B. R. Lacy
Old Hick
Noted evangelist to open ten day revival here
Rev R G McLees of Chatham Virginia noted Southern Presbyterian evangelist will open a ten days meeting at the First Presbyterian Church with the first sermon Monday night May 7 The pastor Rev Charles Coble announced evening prayer services this week at 7 30 in private homes with leaders and addresses listed for each day and location
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R. G. McLees
Chatham
Southern Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Mclees
Billy Sunday
Time Post
Charles Coble
Mary Thhaompson
White Oak Street
G. W. Denny
Jeader
B. S. Cummings
Hamilton Street
Samuel Winworth
D. M. Pollock
Main Street
W. W. Smith
Myr
BE. M. Sipman
Parkway
J. A. Wiciteter
Frank Wineskie
N. Main
A. S. Caldwell
C. P. Cohfie
Henry Clapp
Steele Street
Logan Porter
Paul Walliamson
West Russell W
Morris Plan Bank to Move Into Stanton Grayson Sherrod Building
Morris Plan Bank plans relocation to new quarters in the Stanton Grayson Sherrod building with an expected move into MOTTO.
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Morris Plan Bank
Stanton-Grayson-Sherrod Building
Motto
Supreme Court rules on liquor ships case and bonds
The Supreme Court overturns Attorney General Daugherty on serving liquor on American ships at sea while upholding a ban on bringing liquor into American ports in bond. Foreign ships may not sell liquor in American waters. the ruling differs for American ships. Dissents by Justices McReynolds and Sutherland. Plan to handle maritime liquor business discussed by Cunard officials in New York.
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Washington
Daugherty
High Seas
Supreme Court
Ron
Wand
New York
van de Venter
McReynolds
Sutherland
Cunard Line
Funeral Held For Mrs Fannie F Dicks
Funeral services were held at 11 AM at Marlboro Friends church for Mrs Fannie F Dicks 68 who died suddenly Saturday at 209 Newton Street Death cited as heart disease She was wife of Albert Dicks and grandmother to Laura Wanda Dicks and Mrs Bessie Levy Surviving husband and three grandchildren Interment in church burial ground with J F Nance BD P Beck B W Jennings Jesse Jennings W E B Hollingsworth and D A Bulla as bearers Flower bearers listed with several local women
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Marlboro
Bessie Levy
O. la. Ruth
John Nance
Michael Farlow
J. F. Nance
BD. P. Beck
B. W. Jennings
Jesse Jennings
W. EB. Hollingsworth
D. A. Bulla
Lois Davis
Mamie Johnson
Thelma Jan
Cotton Futures Opened Easy in New York
Cotton futures in New York opened easy on April 20 with May at 28.10, July 26.80, October 24.05, December 23.60, and January 23.40, reflecting a softer start for the season.
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Cotion Fulures
New York
Local Bandle Day Postponed in High Point
At the request of Raleigh volunteers the High Point campaign for Near Mast relief will not observe tomorrow May 1 as Bande Day. It will instead observe May 6 and 15 as Wandle Day. Miss Maber Boyd serves as local chairman and clothing donations will be received at the chamber of commerce offices.
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Raleigh
High Point
Maber Boyd
Chamber of Commmerce
Boy Scout Killed by Truck Wheel During Cleanup Week
Lexington April 30 Henry Dickerson 13 was instantly killed when a moving stone truck wheel passed over his head as he tried to board. The Boy Scout was inspecting homes during clean-up week.
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Lexington
Henry Dickerson
Dickerson
Boy Scouts
Mob Hangs Negro on Missouri Bridge After Jail Break
In Columbia Missouri the mob stormed the county jail using acetylene torches to breach steel doors and hanged James Seatl a Black man accused of attacking a 14 year old girl. Witnesses and university officials denied student involvement while a second man identified as Scott died after being thrown from a bridge. The governor requested troops but they arrived too late.
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Columbia
James Seatl
IL. EF. Almstedt
University of Missouri
Rt. M. Walen
Boone County
Negre Br
Fred Brown
Arthur M. Hyde
Columbian Battery
Scott
Aa Bridge
Well Known Farmer Dies After Illness Near High Point
Joseph H. Bodenhamer, a well known farmer living between the city and Kernersville on the old road six miles north of High Point, died at a local hospital yesterday afternoon after a four months illness. Funeral services will be held at Bunker Hill church Tuesday at 3. He leaves four daughters Mrs Mattie Kidd Mrs Zada Linville Mrs FE Kennedy and Mrs Rona Teague and three sons J H Bodenhamer Eugene Bodenhamer and Andrew Bodenhamer. He is also survived by two brothers Bion Bodenhamer and John A Bodenhamer.
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Joseph H. Bodenhamer
Bunker Hill
Bodenhamer
Kernestville
Tis
High Point
Mattie Kidd
Zada Linville
Salisbury
FE. C. Kennedy
Rona Teague
Kernersville
J. H. Bodenhamer
California
Eugene Bodenhamer
Winston-Salem
Andrew Bodenhamer
Roanoke
Bion Bodenhamer
John A. Bodenhamer
Official Decorator Elks To Arrive This Week
Harry W. Lewis of Atlantic City will reach High Point later this week to finalize decoration plans for the Elks convention set for May 6 through 17. The official decorator has signed a contract to adorn streets and asks merchants to present their decoration contracts. Clark, the committee chair, says Lewis is an expert and promises a highly efficient display.
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Harry W. Lewis
Atlantic City
High Point
Mr. Lewis
S. C. Clark
Lewis
Open Park Avenue pastor questions church limits on membership
New York April 80 Rev Dr Cornelius Woelfkin pastor of the wealthy Park Avenue Baptist church urged broader church tolerance in a sermon. He criticized Baptists doctrine of excluding other denominations, praised figures Oliver Lodge Conan Doyle and Christian Science, and said theater can inspire rather than condemn. Rockefeller Jr attended and church leaders plan to consider an open church policy.
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New York
Cornelius Weeffkin
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller Church
Oliver Lodge
Arthur Conan Doyle
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Dr. Woeltkina
John Calvin
John Knox
John
Charles Wesley
Conan Doyle
Dr. Woelfkin
John D. Rockefeller
Rte. Rockefeller
Russians protest invite to Lausanne conference
Soviet representative M Vorovsky sent a protest from Lausanne asserting Russia must be admitted on full equality and cannot sign the Turkish Straits Convention before entry. He denounced exclusion from the peace conference and demanded Russia participate without hearing or ultimatum.
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Laas Tegeany
Russia
Lausanne
Near Gast
M. Vorovsky
Great Britain
Italy
Sanitation Officer Enacts Citywide Garbage Disposal System
Glaude Trussey, head of the health department, announces a citywide garbage disposal order. It became unlawful to deposit refuse within city limits until the new incinerator is installed. waste will be burned on a Prospect road city lot. Home pickups occur Monday Wednesday and Friday. business district daily. Ashes must be kept separate. an ash day will collect and dispose of ashes. Garbage delivered to the incinerator will be burned at no cost to residents. Signs mark the incinerator locations along Prospect road.
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Glaude Trussey
City ‘Health Department
Prospect Road
Flussey
Health Department
Thomasville Prospect Road
Knife Grinder Suspect Identified as Purnell in Cult Case
Marysville authorities and Michigan investigators pursue identification of a man linked to the House of David in Benton Harbor. A suspect, described as tall and carrying a money-filled bag, was arrested after communicating with Kent County Sheriff W L Smith and living in a truck equipped for grinding knives.
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Marysville
Michigan
Sterii
Charles Collier
Benjamin
Purnell
House of David
Benton Harbor
Mich
W. L. Smith
Kent County
Purnnell
Minor Cases Disposed of In Municipal Court Today
Session at city hall disposed of several minor cases including a pending hosiery mill theft linked to Pell, Wade McDowell, and Jake Lamet. W. A. West had judgment suspended on half costs for breach of peace, John Ray fined 325 for prohibition violation, Arthur Holmes jailed 30 days for prohibition and assault on his wife, James Greer fined 10 for breaking glass on the public highway.
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Lester Pell
Wade McDowell
Jake Lamet
Piedmont
W. A. West
John Ray
Arthur Holmes
James Greer
Auto Collision Involving Sartin Dry Cleaning Truck
A Sartin Dry Cleaning delivery truck operated by John Sartin sustained minor damage this morning at the intersection of South Main and Highland near Silman store. No injuries were reported. The Ford involved was driven by a young girl, per witnesses. the truck rear wheel and fender were damaged.
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Sartin Dry Cleaning Comany
John Sartim
South Main Street
Highland Avenue
Silman Store
Malin Street
Ford
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Mr. Bailey
Nelson
Young Sampson
Danny
New Jersey
Morthers
Jersey City
Jack Denapsey
Mr. McLeees
Virginia
First Presbyterian
McReynolds and
Fannie F. Dicks
Omeers
Elks
DR. Woelfein
Rockefeller
Peachings
Spiritists
Oliver Lodie
Por
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