Stock Ticker Clippings Highlight Mixed Market Movements
The OCR data lists numerous stocks and percent changes including Adams-Millis Am Car Fdy Am For Pow, Dow components, tobacco firms, industrials, and utilities. Notable entities include DuPont, Dow Jones elements, General Motors, Goodyear, Philip Morris, Union Carbide, United Fruit, Woolworth, and Yellow Cab with varied gains and losses across sectors.
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Kennecott
Liggett Myers Lorillard P Mack Trucks
Monty Ward Nesh Motors
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Pri
Royal Dutch Schulte Wren Dis
Beaboarad
Gsess Simmons
Ak Sinclair Con Ou
Skelly
South Fac
Pe South Rail Pfd
Std Gas Elec Ltd OU N J Ltd Ol
Studebaker
Cee
E Wearers Texas Corp
Timken Roll Bear
Union Carbide Ishe
Union Pac
Barels Shis
Isineey
Lbae
United Aircraft Sae
Telektee
United Corp
United Fruit
U S Ind Alch
U & Pipe
el & Mig
Woolworth
Elec
Andrews Hold Annual Reunion
Dr. R. M. Andrews presided over the third annual Andrews reunion at Bethel Baptist Church. The gathering began at 10 30 with devotionals, included welcomes by Rev. R P Ellington and Rev. B S Teel, a response by T Wingate Andrews, music, a historical sketch of C Andrews’ family, business matters, and a picnic lunch followed by fellowship.
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R. M. Andrews
Andrews
Bethel Baptist Church
R. P. Ellington
B. Teel
Bethel Church
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Coltrane Clan Holds Annual Reunion at Trinity High
About 600 Coltrane clan members and friends gathered at Trinity high school for an all day reunion. Horace Hayworth of High Point gave the principal address, with talks by Miss Jean Coltrane and Mrs A B Coltrane. D B Coltrane led devotions. Attendees from Virginia Indiana Washington Pennsylvania and North Carolina included several over 80. Resolutions honored the late Reverend N E Coltrane. The group plans a family tree and lineage project for next year.
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Coltrane
Trinity High School
Horace Hayworth
High Point
Jean Coltrane
A. B. Coltrane
D. B. Coltrane
Concord
Homer Coltrane
Trinity
Virginia
Indiana
Washington
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Jonathan Coltrane
David Bolin
N. E. Coltrane
Greensboro
Edenton
Chowan County
Truck Tag War Reopened By Georgia
Raleigh dispatch reports Georgia reopens the truck tag dispute with North Carolina and other states. A North Carolina truck was stopped near Atlanta and fined 35 dollars after being forced to buy a Georgia license. Foster Transfer Co says it will file a complaint with the highway commission. Georgia’s actions come as Cotton Mather cancels 30,000 North Carolina orders following an arrest. The North Carolina highway commission issues a reciprocity ordinance linking privileges to states offering similar rights to North Carolinians.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Georgia
Kentucky
Foster Transfer Company
Atlanta
Warren F. Christian
Highway Commission
Cotton Mather
Florida
New Orleans Cotton Opens Easier on Liverpool Cables
New Orleans August 31 cotton opened easier as Liverpool cables were lower than due. First trades showed losses of four to five points and the market continued to ease after the start due to liquidation by recent buyers and the lack of active short covering that had prevailed recently.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Judge Suspends Judgment in Goat Theft Case in High Point
In High Point municipal court Judge Lewis E. Teague suspended judgment in Pete Goins, a Black man, for attempting to steal Officer G. Y. Ball's rain coat. Goins must pay $10 and costs and show good behavior. The docket listed numerous other cases with fines, costs, and suspended sentences for offenses including drunkenness, gambling, prostitution, larceny, and traffic violations.
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Lewis E. Teague
High Point
Pete Goins
G. Y. Ball
Ball
Richard Harrison
W. EE. Hill
W. &. Hill
Carter Price
Roberta McDowell
William Branch
Lucile Crawford
A. B. Byers
Raymond
Groundhog) Bennett
Frank Simmons
Clyde Lance
Oscar Robbins
Claude Brown
Coit Queen
F. L. Allred
John Mitchell
Ed Smith
Estelle Reed
Luther Lane
Frank Colman
Glenn Hunt
H. G. Gillespie
A. B. Yokely
Bruce Shanklin
Ray Walton
T. White
W. O. Burnett
Marshall Dry
L. TD. Phillipe
Tom Brady
Roscoe Cavin
Leila Mae Rice
George Hayes
C. P. Phillips
James Reynolds
J. S. Stout
Lab Rankin
Jettie Wintt
L. B. Cameron
America Entangled In World Affairs at Geneva Parley
Geneva report quotes Senator Henry Berenger former French ambassador stating American entanglement in world affairs is complete. He warns Washington and Monroe’s foreign entanglements warning lost force as American capital penetration creates a European bloc and provincialism ends for continents. He notes intercontinental meetings at Paris and London surpass League of Nations meetings with Stimson and Mellon at Geneva.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Washington
Monroe
Henry Berenger
United States
Paris
London
League of Nations
Stimson
Mellon
Nabers to Open Glade Valley Academy Address
Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers of the First Presbyterian church will give the opening address at Glade Valley academy in Glade Valley North Carolina on Tuesday at 9 o clock. He will discuss Youth Choosing Life. High Point students Dan E. Compton Jr. and Morten Compton are enrolled this session. The Nabers family will travel with him and return to High Point tomorrow afternoon.
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Charles Haddon W Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Glade Valley Academy
Glade Valley
N. C
High Point
Dan E. Compton, Jr
Morten Compton
Nabers
Dorothy Nabers
Convicts Digging Near Powers Home for More Victims
Convict road gangs dig through debris in an old well near Harry F Powers garage seeking additional victims beyond the five he has confessed to killing. Officials pursue more Powers correspondents while alienists weigh a possible insanity defense as authorities promise further confessions and investigations nationwide.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Harry F. Powers
Powers
Asta Eicher
Pares
Chicago
Dorothea Lempke
Worcester
Mass
Cornelius O. Pierson
F C Thrower Dies At Brother S Home
F C Thrower 33 died yesterday afternoon at 1 30 at his brother EB R Thrower 905 Mangum avenue after an illness of six months He was born in Bennettsville S C July 19 1898 and came here from Darlington D C six years ago He was a mechanic with Star Motor Co and a member of East Green Street Baptist church He is survived by his mother and three brothers and a sister Funeral services will be held at his brother's home at 8 tomorrow morning then at Shiloh Methodist church in Bennettsville with interment in the church cemetery
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F. C. Thrower
EB. R. Thrower
Mangum Avenue
Mr. Thrower
Bennettsville
South Carolina
Darlington
D. C
Star Motor Company
East Green Street
J. A. Bradshaw
George T. Tunstall
East Green Street Baptist Church
Shiloh Methodist Church
Church Cemetery
Doc Shipwash Returned Here On Serious Charge
Officers Kiger and Dawkins brought Doc Shipwash back from Pilot Mountain after a near year long search. The 21 or 22 year old white man is jailed with bond set at 2500 on a charge of attempted rape of an eight year old girl last September 30. A preliminary hearing is scheduled before Judge Lewis E. Teague in Municipal court next Monday.
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W. E. Kiger
W. L. Dawkins
Pilot Mountain
Doc
Shipwash
Lewis E. Teague
Cotton Opens Steady After Weather Reports in New York
New York cotton opened steady but 9 to 10 points lower as favorable weather and easy Liverpool cables influenced trading. Demand was limited with little hedging by the South, and December and March contracts slipped to 7.21 and 7.52 respectively, about 18 to 20 points down.
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New York
Liverpool
Confessed killer spooked by jail life and self-styled science
The report details a man named Powers confessing to brutal killings and clandestine burials. He described harming a boy named Harry Eicher and claimed Valentino was a personal idol while admitting a life of crime and deception as a roustabout salesman. He spoke of multiple aliases and failed social ties, including affairs with women and matrimonial agencies.
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Cedar Rapids
Cornelius O. Pierson
Midwest
Worm In Ice Box Eats Pepper To Stay Warm
A worm found inside a Frigidaire on Green Street last Saturday allegedly survived by eating red hot pepper placed in the ice box. The pepper was frozen inside the Frigidaire and opened this morning, revealing the live worm about an inch long seeking warmth.
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Green Street
Young Man Slumbers on Roadside After Night Out
Early risers near Pine and Church streets report a well dressed young man found asleep beside the road. A colored passerby aroused him and he walked away, leaving speculation about a fatal night of drinking and a restless dawn.
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Sherlock Holmes
Local Hospital Treats Mrs Elwood Stanton
Mrs Elwood Stanton is a patient at Guilford General Hospital where she will undergo treatment. She was taken to the hospital on Saturday.
Colored men not held for robbery in municipal court
Will Davis a janitor at the Redding apartments on College street reported two colored men, John Mitchell and Ed Smith, robbed him of five dollars after a pistol threat. The two men faced municipal court and were dismissed, with Davis’s tale deemed untrue amid questions of credibility and a tainted witness.
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Will Davis
Redding Apartments
College Street
John Mitchell
Ed Smith
Davis
Crash Causes Suits Against Rose in Charlotte
Two lawsuits totaling 33000 dollars are filed against Bennett Rose 16 and his father M B Rose realtor after an August 15 automobile crash that fatally injured Miss Lottie Webb. Mrs Sadie Webb seeks 30000 dollars claiming Rose was at fault and Mrs Nan Rider seeks 3000 dollars for injuries.
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Charlotte
Bennett Rose
M. B. Rose
Younger Rose
Sadie &. Webb
Lottie Webb
Young Rose
Nan Rider
Albert Freeman
New York
Ring found under moved hog pen brings back 1914 loss
Mrs Tressie Hogan once misplaced a ring in 1914 and, recently, Mrs B C Green found it under a hog pen that had been moved. The ring was in good condition after many years.
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Ruthertordsome
Tressie Hogan
Hogan
B. C. Green
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