Market Selloff Deepens Losses on Wall Street Session
Active liquidation returned today erasing earlier gains as stocks closed near session lows. About 100 000 shares traded with many issues down 1 to over 4 points amid selling tied to Maryland banking holiday news. Despite the drop, analysts noted improving freight car loadings and cautious optimism for a balanced budget by July 1, 1929.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Fep
Tocks
Wit Bonds
Ion Pears
Maryland
Hyde Park
Allied Chemical
American Can
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Public Service of N. J
Dart
United Aircraft
North American
Johns Manville
Westinghouse
Steel
General Motors
Philanthropist H. L. Rhyne Dies After Long Career
Daniel R Rhyne a longtime benefactor from Gaston county near Mt. Holly died after a lifetime as a businessman and church supporter. Born February 8, 1852 he built wealth from a $1,100 gift and various mills and real estate. He funded Lutheran churches across the state and owned Lithia Springs resort and other properties. Funeral services set for Emanuel Lutheran Church with burial in Chapel Church cemetery near Gastonia.
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Lenoir-Rhyne College
Gaston County
Mt. Holly
Tuckaseege
J. A. Abernethy
Lithia Springs
Hickory
Rhyne
Abernethy
Laboratory
Lincolnton
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Chapel Church
Gastonia
State relief commission proposed in Arndt bill
The article reports a proposed state relief commission in Arndt’s bill with a governor and eight state officers forming the group. It describes legislative actions in both chambers, including local bills and new measures on school hours and anti sales tax petitions. The Everett bill aims to lease farm lands to employ the unemployed and produce food.
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Senate
Harris
Martin
Buncombe
Corporation Commission
Taylor
Mecklenburg
Utilities
House
Olsville
Arndt
Everett
State Relief Commission
Welfare
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mail plane burns after nosedive at Toledo airport
United Air Lines mailplane piloted by N A Laurensana of Cleveland, age 26, was destroyed by fire when it nosed over after striking a boundary fence at the Toledo airport early today.
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Toledo
United Air Line
N. A. Laurensana
Cleveland
Died Here at 102 James M Burch Passes Away
Lynchburg Virginia February 25 James M Burch aged 102 died today in the city He was the son of Stephen Burch who was 114 years old at the time of his oath
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Patty Ruth Myers
Memorial Hospital
C. Barritt
Theospital
Empet T. Myers
Safritt
Lynchburg
James M. Burch
Stephen Burch
Chicago Price Movements Report On Dairy and Eggs
Chicago market notes show gentle shifts in dairy and eggs with butter at 16 069 units and creamer specials at 92 score, extras 92, firsts 90 91 range, seconds 86 87, standards 90. Eggs run 6684 with steady demand for extra firsts and fresh graded firsts at about 13 percent.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Clearing Bank Activity Report
Cincinnati business report shows bank clearings today totaling $6,197,664 as earnings and financial activity in the city. The brief notes February 25 with no further details on institutions or transactions.
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Cincinnati
Confederate Vet J R Jordan Dies At 85 In Laurinburg
J R Jordan, 85, a Confederate veteran and former Scotland County coroner, died at his Laurinburg home late last night following a long illness. He had served as coroner for the county and was a prominent local figure in the community.
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Laurinburg
J. R. Jordan
Scotland County
Here
Craige Elected Rowan Bar President in Salisbury
Kerr Craige of Salisbury was chosen president of the Rowan County Bar Association at a meeting honoring his law firm on its 100th anniversary. The ceremony paid tribute to the firm for a century of service in the county.
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Craige
Salisbury
Kerr Craige
Rowan County Bar Association
Cleveland Jail Stands Empty Four Trusties Paint Interior
For the first time in history Cleveland County's three story jail was empty Thursday as four trusties went to work painting the inside.
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Shelby
Cleveland County
Swap Day Designated Monthly by Lincoln County Farmers
Lincoln county farmers designate the first Tuesday of each month as swap day inviting city dwellers and others to exchange wares or services.
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Lincolnton
Lincoln County
Statesville Plant Burns in $300,000 Fire
A Statesville furniture plant valued at 300000 dollars was destroyed by a blaze of unknown origin last night. Firemen from Salisbury and Mooresville aided in fighting the flames.
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Statesville
Statesville Furniture Company
Salisbury
Mooresville
Meeting of American Alumni Council Ends in Durham
The third district American Alumni Council meeting ends today in Durham after starting yesterday with six states represented.
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Durham
Third District of American Alumni Council
Girl Who Chirps Cured By Suggestion
In Memphis a 22 year old Mexican woman Guana Benegas described as the girl who chirps was cured by suggestion at a hospital after two years of a throat chirp. Doctors found no organic cause and diagnosed hysteria and used repeated lectures until the noise ceased.
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Memphis
Tenn
Guana Benegas
Hotel executive Horace Wiggins dies at 61 in Elmira
Horace Leland Wiggins managing director of the Benjamin Franklin hotel died today in a hospital at Elmira New York. He was 61 and widely known in hotel circles.
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Philadelphia
Horace Leland Wiggins
Benjamin Franklin
Elmira
N. Y
Hollywood Pants: Stars Embrace Masculine Suits on the Street
Marlene Dietrich leads a trend with gray flannel trousers and a man’s shirt, setting a style of masculine suits that others imitate. Lona Andre, Claire Dodd, Barbara Weeks and Diane Sinclair also wear tailored, double breasted, or sailor pant outfits with berets and belts as they stroll through Hollywood venues.
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NEA
Hollywood
Marlene Dietrich
Marlene
Hollywood Boulevard
Lona Andre
Claire Dodd
Barbara Weeks
Diane Sinclair
Barbara’e
Diane
Maryland Banks 10 Open Tuesday
Baltimore and Maryland banks, savings institutions, trust companies and building and loan associations closed by Governor Ritchie for a legal holiday amid a 13 million dollar withdrawal. State officials plan legislation to "freeze" assets and control withdrawals, aiming to reopen Wednesday with funds available for the public.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Ritchie
Maryland General Assembly
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Branch
W. P. Lane
Annapolis
Beef Ranks First in American Food Preferences
Beef leads preferred foods among Americans with perk second in popularity. The survey highlights strong consumer demand for beef dishes and related meat products in national eating patterns.
Charles E Watt Dies in Taxi in Chicago Taxi Death
Charles E Watt 71 founder of the Chicago Piano college editor and publisher of The Music News died in a taxi in Chicago early today. Believed to have suffered a heart attack while being driven to a hospital or to his home.
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Chicago
Charles E. Watt
Chicago Piano College
The
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