Investigation Of Air Service Ordered By Davis
War Secretary Davis orders two inquiries into conditions in the army air service to determine loyalty to presidential air policies and potential disciplinary action. Major General Helmick and Major General Patrick lead separate investigations into anonymous circulars, support for a separate air corps, and staff conduct amid Coolidge's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Air Service
Davis
War Department
Air Service
Coolidge
Air Corps
Eli A. Helmick
Army
Mason M. Patrick
War Secretary
Exil Cof
William Mitchel
Mr. Davis
Department
Capitol
Air Board
Mitchell
Patrick
House
Congress
Navy
Marine Corps
Secretary of the Navy
McLaurin forecasts Volstead Act modification in future
Former U S Senator John L McLaurin of South Carolina told Charlotte reporters the Volstead Act is certain to be modified though he doubts Congress has the nerve to act. He spoke during a business visit. his home is Bennettsville South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaurin
South Carolina
Charlotte
United States
John L. McLaurin
Congress
Gas attack halts rush on Delaware jail during Butler trial
In Georgetown Delaware a mob pressured the courthouse during the trial of Harry Butler charged with attacking a 12 year old girl. Soldiers used tear gas and bombs to restore order as the crowd was repelled and the court recessed for lunch.
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Delaware
Georgetown
Del
Harry Butler
Bidigeville
Butler
Fred Marvis
S. B. Duncan
Robinson
Mrs. Sarah Cozart Dies After Paralysis Stroke
Mrs. Sarah Jane Cozart aged 68 died last night at 7 following a stroke of paralysis at a Greensboro area institution. Born February 22 1858 in Pearson county she was the widow of Zachary Taylor Cozart. Funeral services set for 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at the home of her daughter Mrs. John Bryant 409 Lake Street with Rev. T R Pierce of Welch Memorial church officiating. Burial in Oakwood cemetery. She survived by four daughters Mrs J L Jones Mrs Charles M Scott Mrs John Bryant of High Point and Mrs George Matthews of Jamestown a son R Cozart of Winston Salem two brothers Thomasville Blalock and Judd Blalock of Granville county a sister Mrs Prudy Taylor of Granville county and sixteen grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Cozart
Greensboro
Welch Memorial Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Cozart
J. L. Jones
Charles M. Scott
John Bryant
High Point
George Matthews
Jamestown
R. Cozart
Winston- Salem
Thomasville Blalock
Judd Blalock
Granville County
Prudy Taylor
Plea Entered By 35 Of 61 In Prohibition Indictments
Thirty five of sixty one defendants including race track owner William V. Dwyer pleaded not guilty to charges of violating the national prohibition law. They were held for trial in federal court March 1. Bench warrants were ordered for those who failed to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William V. Dwyer
Marsh
Howe
Stillmans Strive To Analyze Cause Of Their Warfare
New York February report details James A. Stillman and Fowler McCormick studying psychoanalysis aboard the Olympic. Mrs Stillman, amid divorce and reconciliation talks, travels with her husband to Europe to consult Dr R F Baynes and visit daughter Anne in Paris as they seek a fresh start for their family.
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New York
James A. Stillman
Fowler McCormick
McCormick
Stillman
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Five Are In Hospital After Albemarle Wreck
Five persons were hospitalized after a car crash near Locust in Stanly county. Grady Simpson and Mrs Grady Simpson were not expected to recover, R L Barbee is in serious condition, and Alice and Arlie Smith sustained minor cuts. The collision involved a cotton truck of Gastonia, whose driver and owner were not identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
Locust
Stanly
Grady Simpson
R. L. Barbee
Simpson
Alice
Arlie Smith
Gastonia
Siamese Minister Dies in Saranac Lake at 39
Phya Buri Navarasth, Siamese minister to the United States, died in Saranac Lake aged 39 with his wife and one daughter at his side. He had arrived from Washington two months earlier and an official said the body would be cremated in Troy, New York, before burial in Siam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Phya Buri Navarasth
United States
Navarasth
Siam
Washington
Legation
Troy
Fiske Conflicts With Manning Over Prohibition Pace
In Utica and New York City church leaders clash over the Volstead act. Bishop William Manning urges strict enforcement and a church crusade, while Bishop Charles Fiske calls for modification citing social harms. Other clergy echo varied stances as temperance debates intensify before the polls.
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New York
William T. Manning
New York Episcopal Diocese
James Empringham
Church Temperance Society
The
Episcopal Church
Manning
Utica
Charles Fiske
Empringham
Fiske
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension
St. Marks-in-the-Bouwerie
Gustave A. Carstensen
Bishop Manning
Carstensen
Charlotte Man Held For Attack On Aged Woman
Oscar Martin, wounded with a slash in his throat, is in a Charlotte jail awaiting charges in an alleged attack on an elderly Newell woman last Thursday. He is held with Jim Knott of Hickory Grove after officers say he attempted suicide with a razor blade while in custody.
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Charlotte
Oscar Martin
Martin
Jim Knott
Hickory Grove
Newell
Warehouse Fire Causes Five Thousand Dollar Loss in Goldsboro
A large frame tobacco warehouse in Goldsboro burned with damage estimated at $5,000. The blaze, of undetermined origin, destroyed the structure in the northern part of the city. only a small amount of tobacco was in the building at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Bowman to Be Sentenced in Hickory Attack Case
Wade V. Bowman former National Guard major faces sentencing tomorrow at 9 30 in Newton Trial Judge James L Webb will pronounce judgment on charges of alleged attack on a 12 year old Hickory girl last July Bowman is free on 5000 bond and staying with his family in Hickory
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Newton
Wade V. Bowman
National Guard
James L. Webb
Hickory
Major Bowman
Head of Pancho Villa Missing From Tomb in Mexico
The headless body of Francisco Pancho Villa, buried in Parral since 1923, has a cement tomb broken open. Alleged perpetrators Emil Halmdahl and Alberto Corral are jailed as investigators probe the decapitation and note a message claiming the head would go to Columbus New Mexico.
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Parral
Mexico
Francisco “Pancho” Villa
Emil Halmdahl
Alberto Corral
Los Angeles
Halmdahl
Pershing
Villa
Corral
Columbus
N. M
North Carolina Leads in Southern Traffic Fatalities This Week
AP survey shows North Carolina with 15 deaths and 39 injuries across autos, trains, street cars and motorcycles, far ahead of Florida's eight deaths. The regional tally totals 52 killed and 298 injured, with Georgia and Virginia also reporting notable figures.
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Atlanta
North Carolina
Associated Press
Tar Heel
Florida
Louisiana
Georgia
Virginia
South Carolina
Gaiossina
Eouisiada
Ites
Become American Hoff to Seek Citizenship
Charley Hoff the Norwegian pole vault star announced plans to become an American citizen. At a Boston AA meeting Hoff discussed the move with William C. Prout chairman of the Amateur Athletic association committee on foreign relations who confirmed the plan. Hoff also expressed a goal of working as a sports writer for an American newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charley Hoff
William C. Prout
Amateur Athletic Association Committee On Foreign Relations
Hoff
Prout
Rail wreck at Fargo Ga blamed on tender defect
Officials report on the Southern railway wreck near Fargo Georgia on December 11 cites equipment conditions as a fault. The disaster killed one person and injured 41. Inter state Commerce Commission inspectors identified a defect in the tender of a passenger train engine as the apparent cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railway
Fargo
Commission
Safety Bureau
Mussolini speech stirs Germany with hard rhetoric
Berlin reacts to Mussolini's Rome chamber of deputies address condemning a German anti Italian campaign in South Tyrol. The Italian Premier's warning of possible further moves toward Austria drew concern that the speech bordered on war talk and unsettled German hopes in the League of Nations.
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Berlin
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Mussolini
Upper Adige
Dr. Held
Tyrol
Italy
Austrian
Brenner Pass
League of Nations
UNC President Chase Arrives in Portland for Oregon Talks
Dr. Harry W. Chase, president of the University of North Carolina, arrived in Portland to meet with University of Oregon trustees about the possibility of him becoming their president. He planned to travel to Eugene the next day.
McLean Invited to Attend Post Officers Conference Here
Benjamin Catchings, a Washington lawyer, filed in the Supreme Court seeking leave to sue Secretary Kellogg to block the United States entry into the World Court. The action questions the constitutionality of the Senate resolution and asks for a show cause order rather than an immediate ruling on the World Court membership. The court will decide on the petition after reconvening March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
World Court
Benjamin Catchings
Supreme Court
Catchings
Kellogg
Senate
Legion Conference Set In High Point Big Event
Governor McLean and John R. McQuigg to attend a post officers conference on March 11 in High Point. American Legion members plan a drive to reach 500 local members by the date, with a banquet and talks at the Methodist Protestant church and a Sheraton hotel banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean
High Point
John R. McQuigg
American Legion
Indianapolis
Ind
Andrew Jackson Post
the Legion Auxiliary
Elwood
Don MacRae
McQuigg
Judge MacRae
Legion
al G. Fields Minstrels
Magtae
Sheraton
Methodist Protestant Church
Machtas
Regular Legion
Blaze Threatens East Russell Street Businesses
A stubborn fire early this morning endangered East Russell Street, damaging Ford Studio, Du-Drop-In cafe, and Industrial Electric and Machine Company across from Giant Furniture. Fire origin unknown, first alarm around 1 am, with studio the most destroyed and machines in use at Industrial Electric. rebuild plans underway.
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Russell Street
Furniture Manufacturing Company
Ford
Industrial Electric and Machine Company
Electric and Machine Company
Negro Charged With Injuring Two Girls
Ira Ennis, a black man, was charged with running down two small white girls while driving drunk near Clayton. He was hurried to Wake county jail for safe keeping as community tensions run high and he waits without bail for the children’s injuries to be assessed.
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Raleigh
Ira Ennis
Wake County
Clayton
Mimms
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Stillmans
Meccormick
R. P. Baynes
England
Saranac
Fiske Modificationist
Ascension
Bowman
First Baptist Church of
Oklahoma City
Okla
Lincoln McConnell
KFJF
C. W. Friss
Friss
McConnell
Post Officers Conference
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