Rossi to tell truth on fascism despite threats in Nice
General Cesare Rossi says he will disclose how Fascismo rose in Italy and was corrupted by Mussolini. He arrived from Rome, fled via Genoa to Nice, then planned to travel to Paris to share his story. He reports threats from fascists and links Mussolini to Matteotti's murder.
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Nice
France
Cesare Rossi
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Fascist Party
Rome
Genoa
Rossi
Paris
United States
Mussolini
Ray Case Nears Jury in Asheville Murder Trial
Wallace Ray faces a potential jury verdict for the murder of Dr. O V Burnett after pistol duel last November. Proceedings opened with prosecutor E R Edney and defense attorney Thomas Rollins presenting arguments as townspeople, including Ray’s children, filled the courtroom.
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Asheville
Wallace Ray
O. V. Burnett
Marshall
E. R. Edney
Mars Hill
Thomas Rollins
J. Ed. Swain
Rollins
Ray
Mountaineer
Vinegar Used to Synthetically Produce Alcohol
Philadelphia reports bootleggers using vinegar plus two common chemicals to cheaply manufacture alcohol without stills. Internal Revenue agent John Whitehead says the process yields about fifty cents per gallon and is widespread, risking undermining prohibition enforcement if not stopped.
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Philadelphia
John Whitehead
Internal Revenue Bureau
Whitehead
Bimba Denies Urging U S Government Overthrow
Brockton mass feb 27 ap defense attorney Harry Hoffman argued in the blas phemy trial that proof of urging overthrow was lacking and that the defendant holds a constitutional right to deny belief in God. He challenged testimony from a January 26 Lithuanian National Hall speech.
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Brockton
Mass
Harry Hoffman
Argug
Hoffman
Rove
Bimba
Hhe
Lithunian National Hall
Anthony Bimba
Maharajah Abdicates Throne After Dance Girl Scandal
The wealthy Maharajah of Indore abdicated in favor of his son amid a scandal linked to the murder of a merchant friend of his favorite dancer. The Bombay report dated Feb 27 attributes the action to pressure from the case.
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Indore
Bombay
Heir to Indore State Amid Scandal Involving Dancing Girl
Prince Yeshwant Rao Holkar, born 1908, becomes ruler of Indore with 500 square miles and 81 150 000 people. Mumtaz Begum, the dancing girl, fled Maharajah’s house and was aided by Abdul Kadir Bakla. In January last year they were attacked on Mala Bar Hill by men said to be the Maharajah’s agents. Bakla was killed and Mumtaz injured. Seven Indore officials were arrested. three were sentenced to death and four deported.
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Yeshwant Rao Holkar
Mumtaz Begum
Mumtaz
Maharajah
Abdul Kadir Bakla
Bombay
Indore
Bawla
Metermen Association Plans Raleigh School March 8 13
The Southern Metermen's Association and State College Electrical Engineering depart ment sponsor the fourth annual Metermen's school from March 8 to 13. Instructors include president H B Holzback and secretary Bedford J Brown with other faculty from major utilities.
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Raleigh
Southern Metermen’s Association
Department of Electrical Engineering
State College
W. H. Browne, Jr
H. B. Holzback
Virginia Railway and Power Company
Richmond
Bedford J. Brown
Southern Power Company
Charlotte
Elwood Douda
Reid P. Crippin
J. W. Strange
Carolina Power and Light Company
C. H. McAllister
Tidewater Power Company
Wilmington
W. H. Holloway
Durham Public Service Company
Durham
W. H. Davis
Tallassee Power Company
Badin
W. B. Stover
Southern Public Utilities Company
8. M. Sprowl, Jr
North Carolina Public Service Company
Greensboro
Little John Cook Dies of Pneumonia at Age Five
John Cook age five died at home of his mother Myrtle Cook after a attack of pneumonia. He is survived by his mother a sister Beatrice Cook and two brothers Claude B Cook and Eddie H Cook. Funeral services are set for Sunday at Lebanon M E Church with Rev W P Hutton officiating and burial in the church cemetery.
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John Cook
Myrtle Cook
Stock market opens higher as buyers return in force
Strong buying support appeared at the opening in New York trading with prices advancing. The recent sharp drop caused margin calls and lifted several issues with General Electric gaining about three points while other names edged up. United States Steel opened at 125 and rose 1/2.
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New York
General Electric
Hudson Motors
Carroll Bath Tub Party Before Federal Grand Jury
Earl Carroll and the bath tub party at his theatre become a federal grand jury matter with questions of Volstead act immunity. Countess of Cathcart and model Joyce Hawley claim publicity harm while Carroll faces possible subpoenas alongside a probe into the liquor incident.
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New York
Earl Carroll
Federal
Countess of Cathcart
Carroll
Joyce Hawley
Ellis Island
Motion Picture Theatre Owners of America
Federal Building
Grand Jury
Chris Scaife
Buckner
Senate Divides On Party Lines In Vote
Senate party lines held as 33 to 36 vote blocked criticism of the Justice Department investigation into Aluminum Company of America over possible decrees violations. Democratic leaders abandoned plans for Senate inquiry amid FTC action alleging monopoly concerns in aluminum.
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Senate
Washington
Department of Justice
Aluminum Company of America
Judiciary Committee
Blease
South Carolina
Bruce
Maryland
Robinson
Arkansas
Melton
Walsh
Montana
Federal Trade Commission
Weather Outlook For Week In South Atlantic States
Forecast for the week beginning Monday calls for generally fair weather in the first half, followed by a period of rain in the latter half. Temperatures rise early and grow colder toward the end of the week across the South Atlantic states.
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Washington
South Atlantic
Marie of Romania Seeks Carol Return to Wife and Country
Paris reports focus on Carol of Romania who renounced the throne and left with Magda Lupescu. Queen Marie and ex bride Zizi Lambrino allegedly travel to influence Carol toward reconciliation with Helen of Greece while court rumors say his affection for Lupescu may be cooling. Royal couriers are said to be en route as Paris buzzes.
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Marie
Rumania
Carol
Paris
Carol of
Queen Marie
Mme
Zizi Lambrino
Helen
Greece
Mme. Lambrino
Europe
Mme. Lupescu
Italy
High Point May Get Air For Radio Program
Charlotte chamber of commerce plans a joint North Carolina airing on station WBT with nearly twenty cities, including High Point, each receiving a dedicated broadcast night to promote local industry and tourism. WRT would provide staff. cities supply performers. minimum $25 hourly cost.
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High Point
North Carolina
WBT
Charlotte
Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
Gastonia
WRT
H. W. Burwell
Sunday Program at First Presbyterian Church
The Sunday program announces services led by Rev. Charles P. Coble. Sunday school begins at 9:45 under F. Logan Porter, followed by a morning service at 11 and an evening service at 7:30 conducted by the pastor.
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First Presbyterian Church
Charles P. Coble
Rev Charles P. Coble Recovers From Illness
Rev Charles P. Coble has fully recovered from illness and will lead both morning and evening services tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church, the announcement said.
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Charles P. Coble
Will
First Presbyterian
Romania Plans 10 Run Baptists Out of Country
American missionaries face new obstacles under proposed laws in Italy and Romania. Dr. J. T. Love of the Baptist foreign mission board cites official recognition of the Roman Catholic Church and limits on Baptists Wesleyans and Methodists. In Romania, law favors Greek Orthodox as state church and discriminates against other sects. Baptist preachers have already been arrested and beaten.
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Richmond
Italy
Roumania
J. T. Love
Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Love
China
Mexico
The
Baptist World Alliance
London
Dark Horse Emerges In Southern Conference Basketball Race
Atlanta Feb 28 AP seven favorites and a dark horse Mississippi A and M advanced in the Southern Conference tournament. Red Ricks led a 22 19 upset of Maryland while Kentucky UNC Virginia Georgia Tech Ole Miss and NC State posted wins. Second round slated with UNC vs Virginia and Ga Tech vs Ole Miss. Dark horse Mississippi A and M looms as possible title contender.
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Atlanta
Mississippi A and M
Red Ricks
Cagers
University of Maryland
University of Kentucky
Virginia Military Institute
University of North Carolina
Clemson
University of Virginia
Tulane
University of Georgia
University of Tennessee
George Tech
Alabama
University of Mississippi
Sewanee
North Carolina State
Auburn
Virginia
Georgia Tech
Mississippi
Dark Horse
New Orleans Cotton Opens Active but Edges Lower
The New Orleans cotton market opened active yet eased, with early losses of seven to ten points due to Liverpool cables and a weak spot market. Front months fell from 18.60 for March and 18.07 for May to 17.67 for July and 16.92 for October, before a late first-half-hour rally as weekend covering and cross-market buying supported prices.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Here
New York
Mrs. Kirkwood Dies During Baltimore Visit
Mrs Laura Nelson Kirkwood widow of the Kansas City Star publisher was found dead at the Belvidere hotel in Baltimore Maryland. She was daughter of William Rockhill Nelson longtime editor and owner of the Star and publisher of the Kansas City Times. Death attributed to heart disease. She had traveled from Kansas City last Sunday for treatment with a Baltimore specialist. She served as trustee for the William Rockhill Nelson estate.
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Kansas City
Laura Nelson Kirkwood
The
Kansas City Star
Belvidere
Baltimore
Star
Kirkwood
William Rockhill Nelson
Kansas City Times
William Rockhill- Nelson
Mr. Sykes to Preach At Two Services
Tom Alderman Sykes will speak at Friends church in a Lenten series. At 11 o clock the topic is What Christ Jesus Saves Us From and For. At 7:30 the topic is The Crazy Man Down in Florida. Brotherhood choir assists in singing. AH seats are free and no offering is taken. Public invited.
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Tom Alderman Sykes
Friends Church
Christ Jesus
Florida
Brotherhood Choir
Child Dies of Hurts From An Automobile
Goldsboro February 27 AP Leland Bennett Sammerlin eight year old son of Mr and Mrs A K Sam Berlin of Goldsboro died in a hospital here after injuries from being struck by an automobile yesterday afternoon He was playing baseball when running into the street after a ball and was struck by a car driven by Fred C Smith He suffered a fractured skull Eyewitnesses said the car was traveling at a moderate speed
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Goldsboro
API Leland Bennett Sammerlin
A. K. Samberlin
Fred C Smith
Manton Reconciles With Wife in Beauty Claim Case
In a six hour deadlock a reconciliation occurred in Supreme Court Justice Wasservogel's chambers. William Kevitt Manton and his wife Mrs. Mabel Manton dismissed charges against Marjorie Rambeau. Mrs. Manton dropped her divorce suit after Manton testified to loving his wife and denying alienation claims.
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New York
William Kevitt Manton
Mabel Manton
Marjorie Rambeau
Quiet Week for Cotton Goods With Modest Price Concessions
Cotton goods were quieter over the past week with price concessions on print cloths flannels and colored lines. Sheetings held steady and most business occurred in small lots. Poor weather kept wholesale and retail demand slow though contracts were offered through the second quarter.
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New York
Houston Protest Over Sap Cotton Ruling Hit By Exchange
The Houston cotton exchange protests a department of agriculture ruling requiring sag cotton to be judged by an appeal committee in Washington. Sap cotton refers to cotton not picked or bundled. The order aims to standardize grading and uniformity, exchange officials say it could set a precedent.
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Washington
Houston
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Washton
Cotten
Unclear excerpt hints at人物 and events in Washington reporting
Fragmentary text mentions an individual named Ludwig Sain Vea and Millicent Rodgers in a Washington setting with unclear context and fragmented phrases. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from the readable portion.
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Washington
Pea
Ludwig Sain Vea
Stratea
Millicent Rodgers
Us Beni
Elie al Po
Coolidge Sees Treasury Deficit From Tax Cut Plan
President Coolidge argues the tax reduction bill will produce a deficit of about 100 million dollars at the end of the next fiscal year. He urges careful Congress action on future appropriations and notes possible revenue gains if the economy improves. The measure also lowers the review period for tax returns to three years, preserves the tax appeals board, and creates a joint congressional committee to oversee international revenue laws and inspections.
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Washington
Coolidge
Treasury
Congress
Board of Tax Appeals
House
Death of Dr J A Singmaster Lutheran Leader at 73
Dr J A Singmaster president of the Lutheran Theological Seminary and key architect of the United Lutheran church in America died in Gettysburg Pa at 73 after a stroke. A noted author and editor, he shaped church mergers and served 25 years on the board of foreign missions. survived by his widow and five children.
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Gettysburg
J. A. Singmaster
Lutheran Theological Seminary
United Lutheran Church In America
Singmaster
General Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Macungie
Martin Luther
Millersville
Pa.) Normal School
Gettysburg College
Board of
Foreign Missions of
The
Church
New York Cotton Opens Lower On Liverpool Catalysts
The cotton market opened with a decline as active months traded lower in early minutes amid softer Liverpool guidance. Traders noted ongoing south conditions and mixed reports from market sources, with prices showing pressure across front months and limited upside near the session’s start.
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Niman
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Raymond
Allentown
Mr. Sykes
Manton
Wirt
Review
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