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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1930

Page

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Hoover's Name Again Mentioned In Probe

A Senate lobby committee transcript cites W C D Arcy Coca Cola publicity man planning to brief Hoover with concise sugar data. The Feb 1 letter from H H Pike Jr Wall Street broker to Cuba bound P A Staples discusses Woodruff pressing D Arcy and boosting publicity to influence Hoover against sugar policy.

Washington Senate Lobby Committee W. C. D'Arcy Coca Cola Company Hoover H. H. Pike, Jr Wall Street P. A. Staples Cuba Central Hershey Company Pike Robinson D'Arcy Mr. Hoover Woodruff Staples Bob” Woodruff

Morrison says he will not run for Congress in ninth district

Former Governor Cameron Morrison denies any plan to seek the ninth district seat in Congress and questions a Senate bid. He cites not wanting to block younger Democrats from rising, and notes he may not pursue any public office. Democratic leaders had discussed drafting him to oppose Charles A. Jonas.

Charlotte Cameron Morrison Congress U. S. Senate District of Morrison Charles A. Jonas Lincolnton Lee S. Overman Salisbury National House Senate

Weakened by Hunger Branch Surrenders in Rutherford County

Walter Branch of Henrietta surrendered to Rutherford County sheriff after a two day manhunt linked to the murder of G. Kelly Moore a Cliffside contractor. He had been wounded and had no food since Monday morning, and he turned himself in after a friend notified authorities.

Rutherfordton Walter Branch Henrietta Rutherford County Branch G. Kelly Moore Cliffside Here Moore Lex Harrill Rutherford

Jealousy Motive In Slaying In Atlanta

In Atlanta on January 8 AP reports John E Barnett of Chattanooga shot and killed George Mason and fatally wounded Mrs Mason before killing himself. A note claimed jealousy of the former wife’s husband caused the shooting. Police found a shotgun in Barnett’s car and a revolver on him.

Atlanta John Ek. Barnett Chattanooga Tenn George Mason Mason Barnett Olin McsSullough Burnett

Canton Forms Bailey Club Pushes Bailey Senate Bid

In Canton North Carolina 89 Democrats formed a Bailey club to support Josiah W Bailey for the U S Senate. Dr F M Davis is president Sam M Robinson secretary and plans call for expansion in Haywood county and western North Carolina as Bailey seeks to succeed F M Simmons of New Bern with a constructive campaign.

Canton Josiah W. Bailey North Carolina Raleigh U. S. Senate Bailey Haywood County F. M. Davis Sam M. Robinson F. M. Simmons New Bern

Mont Pelee Erupts In Violent Stage Off Martinique

A dispatch from Capt. E. R. McCullum aboard the Western Ocean reports Mont Pelee in violent eruption off the coast of Martinique in the French West Indies.

New York New York Times Today E. R. McCullum Martinique French West Indies Mont Pelee

Julius Rosenwald Marries Adele Goodkind in Philadelphia

Julius Rosenwald head of Sears Roebuck and Co and Chicago philanthropist wed Adele Goodkind of St Paul at the home of his son Lessing J. Rosenwald in Montgomery County. Judge Horace Stern officiated with only their children present. The couple planned a private car to New York then Egypt after a wedding breakfast with relatives in attendance.

Philadelphia Julius Rosenwald Sears Roebuck and Company Chicago Adele Goodkind St. Paul Minn Horace Stern Philadelphia Common Pleas Court William Rosenwald Lessing J. Rosenwald Harold Goodkind New York Herman Felsenthal Mrs. Rosenwald Egypt

Bullet Through Head Of Star Witness Ends Chicago Extortion Case

In Chicago on January 8, authorities disclosed the fatal shooting of Jean B. Hassener, the key witness in an extortion case. Hassener, a 55 year old cabinet maker, was killed at his office stair landing. police suggest he was shot as he fled down the stairs after an approach on the landing. The state implied bribery and intimidation may have prompted the murder to derail the extortion prosecution against Police Sergeant Begley and four others. Investigators questioned Begley as part of the probe.

Star Witness Chicago Jean B. Hassewer Hassewer Begley Pat Roche Hassener Roche

South Carolina Road Bond Suit Moves to Dismiss

Attorney General Daniel asks the U S Supreme Court to dismiss the appeal by Clarence L. Johnson and others challenging a 65 million dollar highway bond issue. He argues no constitutional questions are present and seeks affirmation of a lower court’s validity ruling.

South Carolina Washington Jan Daniel Supreme Court Clarence L. Johnson State Highway Commission Blease Johnson United States Supreme Court

Shelby Athlete Killed by Accidental Gun Discharge

Cleve Cline, 23, Shelby athlete and former Blue Ridge Preparatory and Boiling Springs junior college star, was fatally shot while hunting when a shell lodged in cousin Owen Lee's gun caused it to discharge as Cline struck the ground. He died in Lee's arms.

Shelby Cleve Cline Cline Blue Ridge Preparatory Boiling Springs Junior College Cline Owen Lee Lee

Ten Bodies Taken From Algiers Wreck

Algiers Algeria Jan 8 AP efforts continued to recover ten or more victims from the debris of a passenger train wreck between Tunis and Algiers Monday night. At least twenty killed and as many injured with ten bodies recovered. The wreck occurred when a locomotive left the tracks on an iron viaduct near Guelma causing the viaduct to collapse and two coaches to plunge into the ravine as freight cars toppled atop them. The train was moving about 45 miles an hour.

Algiers Algeria Tunis Guelma

Einstein to Quit Prague Post End of January

United States minister Louis Einstein at Prague will resign his post at month end and seek a new appointment while visiting his daughter in London. The move comes as he plans to await assignment after leaving Czechoslovakia.

Hoover Congress Mr. Hoover Woodruff United States Sugar Association Einstein Prague Czecho-Slovakia Louis Einstein United States London

La Follette Suggested for Key Senate Finance Seat

Senate Republicans consider Senator La Follette of Wisconsin for the finance committee to resolve a split with the western independents. President Hoover reportedly not involved as party leaders seek an early slate solution amid objections from Senator Smoot on granting independents a seat.

Washington Jan Senate la Follette Wisconsin Finance Committee White House Hoover Thomas Idaho Republican Committee On Committees McNare Smoot

Mother and Child Dead in Kerosene Blast Near Wilmington

In Seagate near Wilmington Jap 8 a mother Mrs. Fred Hoffman and her child Virginia aged 5 died from burns after kerosene used to start a wood fire exploded. Another child Harry two was seriously burned and hospitalized. Neighbors hurried to the scene after flames overtook the home and alerted the husband who was asleep.

Wilmington Seagate Fred Hoffman Virginia Harry Hoffman Mrs. Hoffman

Ministers Debate Value of Pictures at Rollins Institute

Winter Park Florida January 8 two ministers at the Rollins College second annual institute of salesmanship debated motion pictures agencies for good or evil. The Rev William Sheafe Chase of Washington called the industry the greatest enemy of civilization while the Rev William Murdock McLeod of Pinehurst North Carolina praised the industry noting all elements have sought good pictures and church leadership has a duty to join in creating virtue.

Winterpark Fla Institute of Salesmanship Rollins College William Sheafe Chase Washington William Murdock McLeod Pinehurst N. C

Taft Reported Very Comfortable at Garfield Hospital

Chief Justice Taft was described as very comfortable at Garfield hospital for relief of a bladder ailment. No visitors were allowed except Mrs. Taft and Supreme Court colleagues, with reports of improved nervous condition and a forecast to leave for Asheville, North Carolina for rest later this week.

Washington Taft Garfield Hospital Supreme Court Asheville N. C

Physician Killed by Insane Patient at Harrisburg Hospital

Dr. B. E. Miller, staff physician at the Harrisburg state hospital for the insane, was killed by Moses Sweet, an insane patient just committed by the Dauphin county court. The attack left the physician with a severed throat and he died shortly after.

Harrisburg B. E. Miller Harrisburg State Hospital For the Moses Sweet Dauphin County

Directors resign at High Point NC Bank and Trust branch

Randall B. Terry vice president and board chairman J Allen Austin and George F Wilson directors resign from the High Point North Carolina Bank and Trust Co branch. Others Charles L Amos John Sheroff and A L Caldwell remain. Leadership split follows policy disputes under central control at Greensboro.

High Point North Carolina Bank and Trust Company Randall B. Terry J. Allen Austin George F. Wilson Charles L. Amos John ©. Sheroff A. L. Caldwell Terry Atlantic Bank and Trust Company Greensboro W. S&s

Chinese Naval Head Kidnapped By Bandits

Yang Shu Chang commander of the Chinese navy and five Fukien government officials were kidnapped at an official dinner in Foochow. Bandits entered the dining room, held up guests with revolvers, and seized Yang who was bound. the others were taken upriver to a bandit stronghold.

Foochow China Yang Shu Chang Fukien Yang Minkiang

High Court Rules On Six Questions In North Carolina

The state supreme court issued six opinions from western counties. In Ida Bonapart v Nissen and city of Winston-Salem the court found no error though ruling the wall was unsafe and municipal retaining wall contributed to danger. The decision affirms a Forsyth county verdict awarding $3,500. The ruling also covers P L Threlkeld and J B Cory v Maleragson Land Co Beverly Hills Inc and others.

Ida Bonapart W. M. Nissen Frank N. Blum and Company City of Winston-Salem Nissen Buncombe Lower P. L. Threlkeld J. B. Cory Maleragson, Land Company, Inc Beverly Hills, Inc

Cannon for Cheerleader Nomination in Congress

Representative Black of New York nominates Bishop James Cannon Jr for a congressional cheerleading role. The move comes as Congress is described as needing more morale and positivity, with the nomination announced today.

Washington Jan Congress Representative Black New York James Cannon, Jr

Motorship crew brings sea elephants from Guadalupe Island

The Patsy crew arrived in San Pedro with three sea elephants captured for exhibition. The article notes their size up to two tons, their seal like flippers, and distinctive bulging eyes, describing the sand barrage method used to trap the mammals on Guadalupe Island.

San Pedro Calif Jan Guadalupe Island South Pacific

Royal Wedding Unites Italian Crown Prince and Belgian Princess

Rome reports the marriage of Crown Prince Humbert of Italy to Princess Marie Jose of Belgium in the Pauline chapel at the Quirinal Palace. A civil ceremony followed as Cardinal Maffi officiated, with Pope Pius IX granting apostolic blessing and presenting gifts.

Rome Humbert Italy Marie Jose Quirinal Palace Maffi Pisa Pius Vatican

Burlington Man Held On Bigamy Charge

George D. Cashwell, brought back to Alamance county, is held on 3500 bail for trial on bigamy after Mispah Shaw and a previous wife testified he married them while still married. Shaw, a Burlington high school senior, said he did not disclose his status and returned from York S C to face the music.

Burlington George D. Cashwell Alamance County Superior Court Cashwell Earl B. Horner Mispah Shaw York S. C Miss Shaw Bennettsville Red Springs

Four RAF Members Killed in Egyptian Air Collision

London AP report states four Royal Air Force members died in a midair collision near Abu Sueix Egypt. Pilots were Flight Lieutenant Richard S Greenslade and Flying Officer Charles L Galpin. The other victims were non commissioned airmen. It is the RAFs first fatal crash of the year after 42 deaths in 1946.

London British Air Minery Royal Air Fore Abu Sueix Egypt Richard S. Greenslade Charles L. Galpin Royal Air Force

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