Mystery in a Murdered Maestro at the Hotel
Author detective Bannister and Post reporter Gainey chase clues in Tracy King's death with suspects Juliet France Herman Scurlach and Joe Parrott. McNeal warns of gangsters and Langs wealth. Juliet urges Bannister to drop the inquiry as the tension rises in a gray morning scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bannister
Tracy King
Bannister
Nhewspaperman
Gainey
Star
The
Post
Juliet France
Ily
Ing
Herman Scurlach
King
Joe Parrott
Melvina Hollister
Dragan
Juliet
Parrott
St. Louis
McNeal
Detective Bureau
Drugan
Logan
Lang
Dames
Milano
Jordan
O. K
Cap
Kate Hewlett
Foreclosure Sale Authorized on High Point Property
Notice states Howard L. Collie and Ann H. Collie defaulted on a deed of trust dated August 1 1929 and Prudential Insurance substituted a trustee. The substituted trustee will sell cash at the Guilford County Court House Door Greensboro NC at 2 10 PM on January 2 1934 for the property at 1505 Larkin Street High Point Lot 12 Block B C M Myers Subdivision. Sale subject to unpaid taxes and street assessments. December 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Collie
Ann H. Collie
A. D
Register of Deeds
Lord County
North Carolina
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Register
Neu
Commercial National Bank of
High Point
Court House
Guilford County
Greensboro
Guilford
County of
State of
Larkin Street
East State Street
June A. Johnson
C. E
C. M. Myers
Office of the Register of Deeds
Commercial National Bank
Charles G. Fleetwood
Dalton & Pickens, Attys
N. C
New Crime Ring Threatens Midwest In Dillinger Shadow
Captain Leach denounces Indiana authorities over Chicago crime surge linked to ex convict gangs led by the Dillinger associates. He warns of an organized force ready to shoot to kill. The statement recalls Dillinger’s bold prison break and police trap evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touhys
Dillinger Boys
Chicago
Dillinger Gang
Dan Gilbert
Cook County
Illinois
Indiana
Captain Leach
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Ellen T Marshall Schooner Fire Leaves Seven Missing
The Danish steamer Lars Kruse rescued eight of Ellen T Marshall's 26 crew as the burning schooner, a 124 ton vessel built in 1919 in Essex, burned about 100 miles southeast of Cape Sable Nova Scotia. The ship’s status remains unresolved with seven missing and two crowns reported.
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Essex
ST. John
N. B
Lars Kruse
Ellen T. Marshall
Department of Marine
Cape Sable
Nova Scotia
Neighbor shoots, then kills himself after dispute
In Kannapolis, George Creswell 45 shot Mrs. Dewey Brinkley 30 twice on the porch of the Brinkley home and killed himself. Mrs. Brinkley, wounded, is in serious condition. two Brinkley children witnessed the tragedy. An inquest may be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
George Creswell
Kannapolis
Dewey Brinkley
Brinkley
Creswell
Alston
Geneva
Alton
Vera
Ira Chapman
Two American Story Writers Vance and Chambers Die in New York
Vance and Chambers, prominent American story writers, died in New York. Vance, 54, was found burned in a chair after a small apartment blaze, with reports noting he had recently undergone jaw surgery and had just returned from the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
Chambers
N. Y
National Institute of Arts and Letters
The
Century
Metropolitan
Authors
New York
Triple Island
Broadalbin Game
Union
Saratoga Golf
Rockwood Hall
Howard Kyle
West Indies
Washington
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Terrence O'Rourke
Margie Chiochol
Pottsville
Bronx County
French Premier Faces New Test After Budget Approval
Camille Chautemps, newly named French premier, faces a Senate review of the entire budget project after the Chamber of Deputies approved it. The political crisis has toppled two previous governments in two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille Chautemps
Chamber of Deputies
Chautemps
Senate
Dayton Heiress Dorothy Patterson Weds John Santini in New York
Dayton social figure Dorothy Patterson sister of F B Patterson of Dayton head of the National Cash Register Co marries John Santini in New York. She recently sought a divorce in Carson City Nevada last August from Col Noble Brandon Judah prominent attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Pativsiusduuna
F. B. Patterson
Dayton
National Cash Register Co
John Santini
New York
Carson City
Col. Noble Brandon Judah
Wrights Will Be Honored Sunday At Kitty Hawk Commemoration
The article describes ceremonies for Wilbur Wrights burial site and the first flight anniversary. Lieut. Commander Frank M. Hawks will drop a wreath at Kitty Hawk then return to Washington. A Wright Field formation will circle Woodland Cemetery dropping wreaths. Orville Wright to be feted in Washington and Philadelphia with civic events and a lunch in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Hawk
N. C
Frank M. Hawks
Washington
Wilbur Wright
Wright Field
Army Airport
Woodland Cemetery
Wilbur
Orville
War Dern
Governor White
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Penetration and stability of a bullet at various ranges
The text notes that a bullet shows greater penetrating power at 30 feet than at two feet, and that it wobbles for a distance after leaving the gun, reducing its effectiveness.
Sloths Lose Ability to Hold Upright Position
Sloths cannot support their own weight in an upright position and, when on the ground, move by grasping objects and pulling their prostrate bodies forward.
Chicago Produce Market Mixed Butter and Eggs Report
Chicago market bulletin lists Butter at 10 384 pounds weak for creamery specials 93 score 15 16 percent extras 92 14 14 percent extra firsts 90 91 14 percent firsts 88 89 13 13 percent seconds 86 87 12 percent Standards 90 centralized car rots 15 percent Eggs 2 303 firm ex tra firsts 20 fresh graded firsts 17 current receipts 16 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wall Street Mixed Amid Trading. Gold Stocks Steady
The market shows uneven activity with notable gains in General Electric and Westinghouse while weights like U S Steel and U & Steel drift. Inflation fears linger as investors weigh 1929 style risks against firm corporate results and the still fragile economy.
Christmas Holiday Closure Ends North Carolina Flue-Cured Market
North Carolina flue cured tobacco markets close for Christmas, reopening January 2. Greenville sold about 68 million pounds this season for roughly 11.5 million dollars, while Wilson averaged 17.01 per hundredweight for over 66 million pounds. Kinston totals exceed 46 million pounds for 7.42 million dollars, and Henderson cleared 495 thousand pounds at 15.73 on Friday. Rocky Mount season sales reach 45 million pounds, topping last year’s pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina
Greenville
Wilson
New York Cotton Futures and Spot Prices
Open high low text shows Dec Jan Mar May July Oct futures with values from 995 to 1065. Spot market described as quiet with middling at 10 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
MIT Spends 30000 Dollars to Brew Near-Perfect Coffee
The text notes MIT allocated 30000 dollars to research the best possible cup of coffee. It also mentions roses as June flowers and moonstone as luck charms in love. No other verifiable facts are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Tremont
Denise Lang
Arthur Lang
South Sea Islands
Cain
High Point Ice and Coal CO
Carolina Coach Company
Lexington
Ee Nortel
Concord
Charlotte Snartanburg
Atlanta
Mid-West
Authors’ Club of
London
Players Club of
New York City
Ely Culbertson
Flapper
Fanny
Reg
U.S
GitAoy
Warkerr
Strangier
Wrights
Ams
Hksk
Beth Steel
Borgo Os
Gen Foods
Gillette
Goodrich
Tiltnois
Ecvees
Nick Cam
Kroger Groce
Cere Tenes Liggett Myers B
Math Aik
North Am
South Ry
Texas Corp
Tex Gulf Sul
Transamerica
U S Rubber
U & Smelt
U & Steel
Seers West el Mig
Reed Ae Woolworth
Alaska
Allis Chalmers
Iiss Sas
Cece
Csecce
Goodyear Two
Inter Marve
Kennecott
Pike
Seenee Phillips Pet
Esses Seer Rere Pullman c
Rep Steel
South Pac
Std GE
Studebaker
U 8S Steel
Cree Ees
Util Ple A. Ce
Vick Chem
Western Union
Aso Gee
Earth
Globe
Mexico
James Marshall
California
Joan A
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Isis
City Transfer & Storage Co
Jacobs Ave
Sartin
Pinco
Sele
Montheu Ave
Harry Harker
Harry C. Hunt
Kennedy St
Speedway
Henry C. Hunt
Charlie M. Brown
Mendenhelm
Emory St
Hillcrest
E. Green St
E. Lexington
Woodrow
N. Hamilton
Smithdeal Realty & Ins. Co
N. Main St
Tate St
D. T. Andrews
Park St
Emerywood
B. W. Kirkman
Russell St
Montlieu
Johnson
J. N. McCrary
Clein
116 FE
Clein’s
Washington St
Lincoln Library
J. H. T.” Care Enterprise
Triangle Lake
Bill Kelley
Lindsay St
Carolina Shoe Repair
E. Washington St
NRA
John’s
South Main
Sykes
Jarrett’s Stationery Co
Parkway
Auburn
Franklin
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