Monarchs Plan Fall District Meeting in Carolina
Local Monarch club members at the Sheraton hotel began plans for the district convention of Monarch clubs from North and South Carolina. A three member committee was formed for arrangements. the event is slated for late October or early November with hundreds of delegates expected.
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North and South Carolin Clubs
Monarch Clubs
North
South Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
C. T. Thompson
N. L. Garner
F. L. Conrad
F. J. Sizemore
Women's Daytime Garb Featured By Tweeds
New York reports feminine daytime fashion for fall and winter. Tweeds in bright tones and soft textures lead, with three piece suits and hip-length coats. Jersey sports wear for golf, crepe frocks under coats, and black accents with white highlights noted.
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New York
Andrew Goodman
Bergdorf Goodman
Milady
Mr. Goodman
Society Honors S V Haley With Walnut Street Party
Miss Creola Bowman and Ruth Bowers hosted a Tuesday evening reception for S V Haley on furlough from the U S Marines at Mrs M M Bowman’s Walnut street home. Dancing games music by the High Point Ramblers with Jack Hilliard and Johnnie Nance. Attendees included Doris Myers Pearl Butler Ruby Foxworth Hazel Kisery Eva Bowers Annie Laura Foxworth Mildred Yates Ruth Bowers Mary Harris Ruth Foxworth and many men led by Howard Haley Raymond Wagner Roger Comis Wally Haunie Wester Mabe Fountain Hall Robert Gurley Fred Nicks Rufus Chatman Ralph McFay Herbert Yates Arvie Lilly Joe Moran Ed Murray Tom Smith Dick Wimbish Eugene Wall and Norman Clapp.
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Creola Bowman
Ruth Bowers
M. M. Bowman
Walnut Street
S. V. Haley
U. S. Marines
High Point Ramblers
Jack Hilliard
Johnnie Nance
Doris Myers
Pearl Butler
Ruby Foxworth
Hazel Kisery
Eva Bowers
Annie Laura Foxworth
Mildred Yates
Mary Harris
Ruth Foxworth
Howard Haley
Raymond Wagner
Roger Comis
Wally Hauie
Wester Mabe
Fountain Hall
Robert Gurley
Fred Nicks
Rufus Chatman
Ralph McFay
Herbert Yates
Arvie Lilly
Joe Moran
Ed Murray
Conference at Tallahassee in Capone case shocks court
Alleged Tallahassee conference involved Solicitor Howell and Governor Carlton as three defendants rose to plead not guilty. Howell called a long witness list including Vincent C. Giblin, Miami attorney for Al Capone, while Giblin did not answer. Defense list named Governor Carlton and four state road department members, but the governor did not appear.
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Tallahassee
Howell
Carlton
Vincent C. Giblin
Miami
Scarface
al Capone
Chicago
Giblin
State Road Department
Gubernatorial race leads in South Carolina with Johnston ahead
In early returns from 1,133 precincts Olin D. Johnston led the South Carolina gubernatorial field with 40,590 votes, trailed by Ibra C. Blackwood 29,291 and A. Frank Lever 28,561. Ashton H. Williams stood fourth with 23,792 as districts continue to report.
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Blease
Olin D. Johnston
Spartanburg
Johnston
Ibra C. Blackwood
Blackwood
A. Frank Lever
Lever
Ashton H. Williams
Florence
W. H. Keith
Greenville
R. B Herbert
Columbia
W. W. Smoak
Walterboro
County races attract attention in state assembly bids
In a crowded field for two seats in the state general assembly, candidates drew focus across counties. Mrs E J Dennis, seeking to replace her husband State Senator Dennis of Berkeley County who was fatally shot in July, trailed her opponent M M Murry. C E Jones, head of the state highway commission, led the ticket in Lexington County for a house seat amid campaign criticism.
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Dry
John J. McMahan
Columbia
General Assembly
E. J. Dennis
Dennis
Berkeley County
M. M. Murry
C. E. Jones
State Highway Commission
Lexington County
House of Representatives
Relief shipments reach drought areas under rail rate plan
At the White House a relief machinery was already functioning with 665 carloads of feed and other essentials shipped to drought states at low emergency rail rates. Shipments went mainly to West Virginia Maryland and Ohio as the agriculture department forecast a 4.5 percent drop in winter wheat planting this season. The department praised Secretary Hyde and Farm Board chairman Legge for curbing wheat acreage to ease this year’s surplus and noted likely cattle price gains next year.
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White House
West Virginia
Maryland
Ohio
Agriculture Department
Hyde
Legge
Farm Board
Death of Dr Laughinghouse Following Thrombus After Mountain Walk
Dr Laughinghouse, 58, former state health officer and Duke Foundation medical director, died from a heart-blocking thrombus after a mountain walk in Montreal North Carolina. A Pitt County native and UNC and Penn trained physician, he served in World War I and held leadership roles in several medical societies. He resigned from the state board in 1925 and had been ill for weeks before passing.
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Greenville
Laughinghouse
Pitt County
Carolina
State Board of Health
J. T. Burrus
Old Homestead
Joseph John and
Eliza (O'Hagan) Laughinghouse
Morner
Oxford
University of North Carolina
University of Pennsylvania
Carrie Dail
Snow Hill
Fort Oglethorpe
France
Bas
North Carolina reports 15732 criminal actions disposed in 1929–30
Raleigh reports 15732 criminal actions disposed of in North Carolina courts from July 1, 1929 to July 1, 1930, yielding 19948 convictions. Measured by gender, race, and crime, liquor-law violations topped the list with 4379 cases. Mecklenburg led counties in disposals with fines.
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N. C
Raleigh
North Carolina
Dennis G. Brummitt
General Assembly
Mecklenburg
Forsyth
Wake
Guilford
Durham
Davidson
Buncombe
Anson
Caldwell
Gaston
Halifax
Wilkes
Wilson
Rockingham
Robeson
Randolph
McDowell
Cabarrus
Leguia Trapped Ailing Former Peruvian Leader Aboard Cruiser
Augusto Leguia, 67, ill with uremia, lies confined on the cruiser Almirante Grau in Callao harbor after resigning as dictator. Lima reports say a military junta promises punishment, while doctors report fevers and slight improvement. Martial law remains as exiles and prisoners push for revenge and safety.
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Lima
Peru
Augusto B. Leguia
Almirante Grau
Callao
Uryear
Manuel Maria Ponce
McCormick
Callao Harbor
Special Policeman Shot From Box Car in War Scar
A shot from the top of a box car killed W. A. Smith 35 special policeman for the Atlantic Coast Line near Fayetteville North Carolina. An unidentified slaver fled the scene. Bloodhounds followed the trail at Miles Branch near the site, but the suspect eluded capture.
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Fayetteville
WN. C
W. A. Smith
Atlantic Coast Line
Miles Hranch
Murphy Postmaster Dies After Illness of Seven Years
A. B. Dickey Murphy postmaster died at Piedmont hospital in Atlanta at 8 10 this morning after seven years of ill health. He had served as Cherokee county sheriff and led the Republican party in the county. He had been postmaster for eight years and was president of the Bank of Murphy.
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Murphy
A. B. Dickey
Piedmont Hospital
Atlanta
Cherokee County
Bank of Murphy
Goldie Hess Loses Debut to Canzoneri in New York
Goldie Hess of Los Angeles made his eastern ring debut at Queensboro Stadium but lost a ten round decision to New York boxer Tony Canzoneri. Critics awarded Canzoneri nine of ten rounds as he targeted Hess’s body. Hess weighed 135½ pounds to Canzoneri’s 132.
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New York
Goldie Hess
Los Angeles
Hess
California
Tony Canzoneri
Queensboro Stadium
Canzoneri
Actress Has Baby in Los Angeles
Russian film star Ogla Badanova wife of actor Nicholas Soussanin is mother to a nine pound son born in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Ogla Badanova
Nicholas Soussanin
Forest and Range Experiment Station Planned for Ogden
Ogden Utah authorities announce a new forest and range experiment station will be established nearby to serve the inter mountain region, with construction and program start slated for the near future.
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Ogden
Utah
Home Economics Expert To Wed In Raleigh
Miss Rebecca F. Cushing resigns after four years as head of the states home economics division and Miss Isabel N. Young is elected to succeed her. Cushing will announce her forthcoming wedding and move to Montreal. Young, a Staunton Virginia native with an M A from Columbia, has gained statewide recognition in two years.
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Margaret Idwards
Miss Young
Staunton
Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Raleigh
Columbia
Dr. Allen
National Leaders In India Are Arrested
Practically the entire working committee of the all-India national congress was taken into custody in Delhi. V. J. Patel, who resigned as president of the legislative assembly, Pandit Malviya, and Miss N. Mehta were among those arriving for the meeting as authorities had proclaimed the committee an unlawful assembly.
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Delhi
India
all-India National Congress
V. J. Patel
Legislative Assembly
Mr. Patel
Pandit Malviya
N. Mehta
Sir Manubhai Mehta
Luther Leagues Meet in Winston-Salem
Luther Leagues of the North Carolina W Lutheran Synod gather in Winston-Salem for the tenth annual convention. After a luncheon and executive committee meeting, delegates convene at Augsburg Lutheran church at 8 p.m. Rev. F L Conrad of High Point to give the opening address. Banquet planned for tomorrow night with adjournment Friday after officer elections.
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Winston-Salem
Luther Leagues
North Carolina
W Lutheran Synod
Augsburg Lutheran Church
F. L. Conrad
High Point
Maryland Football Schedule Sets 12-Game Fall List
Maryland will play twelve football games this fall. The slate includes home and away games with opponents to be announced and dates yet to be finalized. The season aims to build on last year’s performance and showcase key players.
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Maryland
Television event set for tonigh on W9XAP in Chicago
The first regular program from WSIXAP and WMAQ debuts tonight at 8 p m central daylight time, running 80 minutes with sound broadcast on WMAQ. Bill Hay will host with Tuffy Griffith Stanley Harris Ken Murray and others televised. About 200 TV sets are in use across Chicago and suburbs.
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Chicago
Wsixap
W9xap
WMAQ
The
Daily News
Bill Hay
Tuffy Griffith
Stanley Harris
Ken Murray
Whitney
Betty MacLean
Ed G. McDougal
Libby McNeill
Libby
Federal Commission
Suburbs
Discharged Tear Gas Gun In Restaurant
George Dickson a Pittsburgh aviator at the national air races was arrested in Chicago on a restaurant incident. He discharged a small tear gas gun after being told it was too late to be served causing guests to flee to the street. The cafe Henrici's manager Fred Bethke reported the event.
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Chicago
George Dickson
Pittsburgh
Fred Bethke
Henrici’s
Dickson
Bethke
Council Delays Police Report As Audit Discussion Dominates
City Manager Knox and City Attorney Haworth failed to present the police investigation report to the city council. Investigators wish to probe a few points further before submitting. The council, amid discussions of a recent audit, heard D. H. Everett of the auditing firm explain the audit report in detail.
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Knox
Haworth
D. H. Everett
Forest Fire Aviation Club Aids Firefighting Efforts
Los Angeles reports a planned aviation club by local fire departments to help spread news of fires and transport firefighters. The organization aims for about 250 members and will bolster Pacific coast forest fire response this year.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
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