Hoover Returns Refreshed From Florida Vacation
President Hoover, renewed by rest and Florida sun, returns to Washington to resume duties. He and Mrs. Hoover arrived at Union Station before dawn and joined guests at the White House for breakfast. The trip featured fishing with sailfish limited to one large catch by Mrs. Stone, who earned a Long Keys Fishing Club gold button.
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Washington
Florida
Hoover
Stone
Vernon Kellogg
Mark Sullivan
Lawrence Richey
Joel T. Boone
Mr. Hoover
Long Keys
North Carolinian Wounded In Fight With Georgia Cop
Rocky Mount, Feb. 17. George West, 30, was shot while fleeing after arrest with Roy Holt, 18, on a concealed weapons charge. West suffered a broken leg, treated at a hospital, and both men faced robbery charges for a store and filling station hold-up near Geneva, Georgia. Patrolman Reed was struck during the struggle.
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Rocky Mount
George West
N. C
Roy Holt
Arkansas
G. Reed
West
Geneva
Reed
Bank in Tallassee Fails to Open and Seeks Audit
Tallassee Ala Feb 17 The First National Bank of Tallassee failed to open today with a notice on its doors that the board of directors asked the comptroller of the currency to assign an examiner for an audit. Steady withdrawals and exhaustion of the legal cash reserve caused the closing. The bank had capital of 25000 and a 17500 surplus.
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Tallassee
Ala
First National Bank of
Murder Mystery of Tally Murder Arrest Near Florida
Long unsolved Stanly County killing of gold miner Mr Tally described as brutal with two suspects, footprints, ax, and furniture wreckage. New evidence links Stanly County man Mr Austin to renewed pursuit. Morgan arrested in Florida on homicide charge. Habeas corpus filed seeking release of Morgan as case gains momentum.
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Morgan
Florida
Stanly
Associated Press
Talley
Mr. Austin
J. D. Austin
New London
Stanley County
United States
Mr. Tally
Tally
Tilly
Austin Brothers
Allen Austin
Bar of Justice
Austin
South Carolina
Starkfe, Fla
Prohibition Debasing Public and Private Life
The Rev. Dr. Randolph Ray of the Church of the Transfiguration denounces prohibition from his pulpit, citing increased drinking among youths, more than 16-year-olds in rescue homes, and rising alcoholism deaths. He urges better treatment within reach of the needy and criticizes locking alcoholics away until sobriety then releasing them to relapse.
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South Carolina
Austin
New York
Randolph Ray
Protestant Episcopal
Church of the Transfiguration
Stanly County Murder Case Sparks Extradition Efforts
Francis Tally reports Morgan, accused of murdering an elderly bachelor in Stanly County, denies the killing from Florida and seeks habeas corpus. Extradition papers were wired via Rockingham solicitor Don Phillips as murder charges loom. the victim left funds with his sister Mrs J D Austin who plans to attend next month’s criminal court trial.
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Don Phillips
Rockingham
Morgan
Florida
Stanly
J. D. Austin
New London
Lucy Robertson Auxiliary to Meet This Evening
The Lucy Robertson Auxiliary of Main Street M E Church will meet tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mrs R A Lloyd 303 Woodrow Avenue. Silver production in the United States for 1929 was 69 937 000 ounces.
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Lucy Robertson
Main Street
M. E. Church
R. A. Lloyd
Woodrow Avenue
United States
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Laxative Endorsed by Doctor
Health advice touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for all ages. It notes the doctor's forty seven years of experience, broad testing, pleasant taste for children, and wide trust as the world's largest selling laxative.
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Lon Chaney
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Gary Cooper
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Rialto
Rialto News
And
Paramount Sound News
Chevalier
Maurice Chevalier
Jeanette MacDonald
Lupino Lane
Lillian Roth
BroadHurst Publix-Saenger Theatre
Iit
Dr. Ray
J. Allen Austin
Francis Tally
Mericann
Roof
Harry Gribbon
Andy Clyde
the Lunk Head
Dra. W
Hendrix Music Store
Chamber of Commerce
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