Economopoulous And Magnuseo Given 30 Day Vagrancy Sentence
Rocky Mount North Carolina February 17 Louis Economopoulous and Vero Magnuseo were sentenced to 30 days on vagrancy charges. They were to be sent to roads but guards refused to receive them citing no room and records issues. Police faced a puzzling situation as New York hoboes offered to continue their travels.
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Rocky Mount
N. C
Louis Economopoulous
Vero Magnuseo
Louis
Vero
New York
Veterans Urged to Pick Up Loan Application Blanks
Capt Bruce Carraway requests all veterans eligible for loans to obtain their application blanks at his office promptly to avoid delays. He has the necessary forms and will supply them to any applicant.
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Bruce Carraway
Carraway
North Carolina Senate Advances Divorce Bill and County Courts
The North Carolina Senate on second reading approved a divorce bill allowing either party to file after five years separation and carried it over with amendments. The body also moved toward creating county courts with criminal jurisdiction and passed a Thomas of Anson bill exempting 68 counties. House debates divorce bill and discusses gins and cotton tagging, adjourns for James A. Young’s 78th birthday observance.
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Hinsdale
Wake Forest
Perconnel Commission
State Department
McKee
Jackson
Senate
South Carolina
Thomas of Anson
House
Johnson
Pender
North Carolina
James A. Young
Funeral Held For Ingram Child Seven
Funeral services for Mary Olivia Ingram seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Ingram were held at their home 23 Putnam Avenue afternoon at 3 o clock conducted by Rev George T Tunstall of Green Street Baptist church burial followed in Oakwood cemetery The Green Street church choir sang Safe In the Arms of Jesus and I Need Jesus Pallbearers were Cave Culler Raleigh Kirk Harold Fowler and Paul Shaver Flowers carried by Juanita Cecil Winona Tucker Mary Elizabeth Tucker Bonnie Holmes Donnie Jones Ruby Tucker Eva Jones and Lucille Parks
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A. C. Ingram
Putnam Avenue
George T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Green Street
Jesus
Liquidation Encounters Market Decline In Midday Trading
New York Feb 17 Amid bullish chatter the stock market faced substantial liquidation with prices slipping after midday. Early gains of 3 to 7 points faded into small losses as bonds fell on expectations of government financing tied to the soldier bonus measure. The report cites declines in American Can American Telephone General Electric General Motors Westinghouse Electric Electric Power and Light North American Loews Du Pont while Allied Chemical Byers Case Johns-Manville Worthington and Vanadium saw partial or full reversals from initial advances.
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Claude A. J Press Financial
New York
American Can
American Telephone
International Telephone
General Electric
General Motors
Westinghouse Electric
Electric Power and Light
North American
Loews
Dupont
Allied Chemical
Byers
Case
Johns Mauville
Worthington
Vanadium
Auburn
Steel
Bethlehem
Akere
Exclusion of Communists Proposed in House Debate
Washington, Feb. 17. Rep Bachmann urged deportation of communists to curb treasonable influence, proposing to strengthen immigration laws, empower the justice department, and bar papers advocating overthrow of the government. He warned of propaganda among schoolchildren and urged driving enemies out of the country.
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Washington
House
Bachmann
West Virginia Republican
Justice Department
Peaple
America
Russia
Bonham Sworn In As Associate Justice
Columbia February 17 Judge M L Bonham of Anderson was sworn in today as associate justice of the South Carolina supreme court He succeeds Eugene Biease who became chief justice The ceremony was held in the supreme court consultation chamber before legislators bar members and friends of Judge Bonham
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Columbia
8. C
M. L. Bonham
Anderson
South Carolina Supreme Court
Eugene 8. Biease
Supreme Court
Bar
Spain’s Primo De Rivera Seizes Power In 1923 Crisis
The article details the 1923 Spanish coup led by Primo De Rivera after the government resigned on September 14. Martial law was declared, a military directorate governed, and the 1876 constitution was suspended. Rivera, nicknamed the Mussolini of Spain, pledged to restore constitutional government only after stabilizing the country.
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Marquis de Alhucemas
Alfonso
Primo de Rivera
Primo
Madrid
Spain
Mussolini
Damaso Berenguer
Senators Debate Public Debt Retirement and Veterans Certificates
Ashurst lauds debt retirement during prosperity. Barkley Copeland and McKellar urge faster tax relief and direct payment to veterans rather than certificates. Watson questions Senate access to the measure. Couzens backs House bill text to speed passage and avoid a pocket veto.
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Mellon
Times of Plenty
Barkley
Copeland
Democrat
New York
Treasury
Senator McKellar
Tenn
King Fund
Couzens
Finance Committee
Senate
Military uprising in Barcelona under Primo de Rivera in 1923
In September 1923 Primo de Rivera, captain general of Barcelona, led a movement that quickly drew most of the army into a manifesto denouncing the government's conduct of the war in Morocco. The revolt spread rapidly across Spain within hours.
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Welt
Barcelona
Primo de Rivera
Spain
Morocco
Highway Group To Be Investigated In Tennessee Probe
Nashville Tenn Feb 17 A legislative investigative committee plans a deep probe into highway funds tied to Caldwell and Company s Bank of Tennessee Liberty Bank and Trust Holston Union National Bank and Holston Trust. They aim to question highways commissioner R H Baker this week to determine if funds were improperly used to rescue failing banks. Walter Faulkner heads the inquiry and pledged vigorous pursuit.
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Nashville
Tenn
Caldwell and Company
Bank of Tennessee
Liberty Bank and Trust Company
Holston Union National Bank
Holston Trust Company
Knoxville
Legislative
Highway Commission
R. H. Baker
Greensboro Man Dies In Hospital
Greensboro Feb. 17 J Norman Coble vice president where he had been a patient for a month He had not been out since injuries in an automobile accident not considered serious His death came unexpectedly and the actual cause of death has not yet been announced.
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Greensboro
J. Norman Coble
Grounded Trawler Is Finally Freed
Norfolk, Va. February 17 A Gloucester fishing fleet trawler Salvatore ashore at Dam Neck Hill was pulled off by a tug this morning and will be noted for survey. The Fort Armstrong remained ashore six miles northeast of Point Lookout, N C as tugs failed to move her. Coast guard cutter Carrabassett stayed with the wrecking tug Relief after Leopold Adler and Barrenk fork gave up the haul.
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Norfolk
Salvatore
Dam Neck Hill
Alvatore
Gloucester
Nelson
Fort Armstrong
Point ‘Lookout
N. C
Leopold Adler
Barrenfork
Coast Guard
Carrabassett
Merritt-Chapman and Scott
Relief
Catawba Fair Scheduled for Week of September 28
Hickory reports the annual Catawba Fair, begun last fall, will be held this year during the week starting September 28.
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Hickory
Springfield Road Resurfacing Request At County Meeting
A High Point and Springfield church area delegation urged resurfacing a half mile of road from Springfield church to Route 77. The county board approved base preparation but gave no timetable or method. The board opposed Governor Gardner's state takeover of county roads and approved library book truck funding.
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Ocen
Enterpres
Greensboro
High Point
Springfield Church
Max Gardner
George Stansbury
County Board of Education
Board of Education
May Make Rubber From Farm Products
AKRON Ohio February 17. Professor H E Simmons head of the University of Akron chemistry department advocates creating a rubber research institute to study vulcanization and raw rubber formation funded around 300000 dollars. He believes using farm products like wheat and potatoes could enlarge rubber production and save millions for the industry.
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Akron, O
H. E. Simmons
Department of Chemistry
University of Akron
Simmons
Hoover Street Grocery Break-In Reported
Brown's Grocery on Hoover Street was broken into last night and robbed of cigars and groceries worth over $20. Entry was made by forcing the front door lock. Owner Henry M. Brown reported the theft and said no arrests had been made as of today afternoon.
Impeachment Recommendation For Missouri Treasurer
A special investigative committee urged the Missouri house to impeach Larry Brunk state treasurer on 12 charges alleging negligence and criminal malfeasance. The referral marks a key step in the impeachment process and outlines specific accusations against Brunk.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Larry Brunk
Missouri
Missouri House of Representatives
Guilford Night 10 Be Observed at Guilford College
Central Friends hosts Guilford College Night with Dr. Raymond Binford introducing Guilford life through student speakers Ruth Miller Al Kimrey Rai to Farlow Dorothy Wolf and David Parsons covering English French Physics History Biology and Business and Economics. Music by Guilford folk. Reservations urged at the church office by Wednesday morning.
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Central Friends
Guilford College
Raymond Binford
Guilford Life
Ruth Miller
al Kimrey
Raito Farlow
Dorothy Wolf
David Parsons
Guilford Folk
Coffe
Out Hall
J. Elwood Cox
Child Injured in Street Collision Near Factory Plant
Milas Stanley a 13 year old junior high student was struck by a Dodge sedan driven by C B Holcombe North Carolina Public Service company while crossing from the sidewalk with friends. He was knocked unconscious and taken by Yows ambulance to Guilford General hospital where his injuries status was not yet determined.
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Milas Stanley
M. Irvin Stanley
Bradshaw Street
Cummings Electro-Chemical Company
West Green Street
C. B. Holcombe
North Carolina Public Service Company
Adams Street
Guilford General Hospital
Clemson College Placed Under Quarantine as New Case Appears
Clemson College remains under quarantine amid a new meningitis case discovered as the old quarantine was to be lifted. All athletic events have been canceled.
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Arantine
Clemson Clemson College
Clemson College
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