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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
10
Enterprise Bureau reports highway patrols cite magistrates and recorder judges for failing to impose sentences after convictions. Lieutenants say many arrested drivers are freed or fined only at costs, hindering enforcement amid rising accidents and violations.
Charles Leopold Hartmann a 75 year old Bakersfield California man is cleared of charges of being a war time German spy. Hartmann pictured leaving a session of the Military Tribunal of Paris says he was born in Alsace Lorraine and left at 17 staying in the United States until this year when he returned to visit his homeland and was arrested. A spy had used his name and papers during the war.
A Raleigh lieutenant and Carolina Motor Club officials pressed judges to apply the law requiring a minimum $100 fine or 30 days jail for drunken driving. They cited high crash and injury totals and urged use of remedial writs to compel lower courts to impose penalties, challenging discretionary sentencing.
St Louis kept rolling with a nine game winning streak by beating Chicago 8 to 7 in 20 innings as Grimes and Johnson matched zeroes. Brooklyn and New York split results while Pittsburgh piled up two straight wins and Boston shifted the pennant chase with a 13 to 10 victory.
Paul Moneyham a 27 year old Raleigh garage employer was killed by a shotgun blast at the home of D W Kemp Lake Johnston five miles from Raleigh Kemp is jailed on murder charges The shooting stemmed from an argument at a tobacco barn Mrs Kemp lost an arm trying to intervene and is hospitalized in Raleigh
Mme Adeline Genee recalls a nearly 100 year old friend still keen on dance. She shared an event where the woman heard a waltz on a phonograph and invited her 75 year old daughter to dance, but the daughter gave up while the mother wished to continue.
The British Pharmaceutical Society seeks to stop automatic vending of a highly poisonous disinfectant, arguing public safety concerns and potential misuse. The action targets vendors supplying the chemical without adequate safeguards or supervision.
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