Young Earnhart Bound Over For Superior Court
Probable cause on a manslaughter charge found against Clyde Earnhart a 16 year old Randolph county youth by Judge Lewis E Teague in municipal court He is bound over to Guilford county superior court under a 1000 bond for trial The case stems from the fatal accident December 24 on South Main street at Mallory when Earnharts truck crushed three year old Eva Maxine Hill and injured her grandmother Also in court Henry Roberson Kernersville faced a breaking and entering charge with probable cause and a 2000 bond The docket included several assault and prohibition cases and six drunken and disorderly fines The docket list names E B Wilke Bus Turner J F Gurley W E Stone Herman Bunch EB L Dones and Allen Kelly with various charges and costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Earnhart
Randolph County
Lewis E. Teague
Guilford County Superior Court
Eva Maxine Hill
George Hill
Earnhart
South Main Street
Mallory
Henry Roberson
Kernersville
Teague
Roberson
E. B. Wiike
Bus Turner
J. F. Gurley
W. E. Stone
Herman Bunch
EB. L. Dones
Allen Kelly
Jackson Day dinner speeches broadcast nationwide
Odus M. Mull announces that the Jackson Day dinner in Washington D C on January 8 will feature speeches by John W. Davis James M Cox and Al Smith among others. The speeches will be broadcast from 10 to 11 p m on NBC stations including WPTF Raleigh and WWNC Asheville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mull
Washington
Odus M. Mull
State Democratic Executive Committee
Enterprise Today
D. C
John W. Davis
James M. Cox
al Smith
National Broadcasting System
WPTF
Raleigh
WWNC
Asheville
North Carolina
Red Cross Plans Aid Shift for Miners in Five States
Senate hearing reveals Red Cross will spend one million dollars on miner relief in West Virginia Kentucky Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania. Walter S. Gifford says states can handle needs this winter without federal help, but federal aid would be sought if overwhelmed. He cites a $15 weekly relief standard as basic for a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Cross
Senate
Walters
Gifford
President's Relief Organization
Manufacturers Committee
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
LaFollette
County doctors hear Dr Rehfuss at Guilford meeting
Dr Martin B Rehfuss of Jefferson Medical College told about bacterial infections and urged deeper treatment addressing origin rather than end results. He advocated autogenous vaccine with slides to illustrate. The Greensboro gathering heard committee reports and new officers for several society panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin B. Rehfuss
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Guilford County Society
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
Brockton Lyon
H. B. Hiatt
Rebfuss
High Point
Lyon
Frank Sharpe
Herbert H. Ogburn
Society
State Medical Society
J. T. Mann
R. A. Schoonover
Sam F. Ravenal
Committee On
Organized Medicine
W. L. Patman
Press and Public Education Committee
D. W. Holt
C. A. Julian
L. L. Simmons
C. E. Reitzel
H. L. Brockman
Ambership
C. M. Gilmoy
John Berry
C. D. Thompson
M. Y. Keith
John D. Williams
N. A. Fox
D. A. Burress
J. W. Austin
J. T. Taylor
W. J. McAnally
W. F. Cole
Tulsa men find nitroglycerin jug while hunting
Homer King and Coy Jones discovered a jug of jelly that burned with bright flames. They notified Officer BE. H. King who took the jug to headquarters after a rough ride. The substance proved to be nitroglycerin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Homer King
Coy Jones
BE. H. King
Cleopatra’s Death and Ant Strength Fact Mixed
The note states Cleopatra was born in 69 B C and died at age 39 by her own hand. It adds a comparison that a man as strong as an ant could lift 40 tons, blending historical claim with a separate strength fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopatra
B. C
New Threats Darken Indian Trouble In Bombay
A flaming poster from the Hindustan republican society warns British officers to stay armed and threatens officers with death. Nationalist leaders, under arrest, vow a two year struggle and plan acts to provoke government force including a large Esplanade gathering, a boycott, and flag salutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Mahatma Gandhi
Empire Building
Hindustan Republican Society
Esplanade
Congress
Editors foresee Democrat win in coming election
A survey of 691 editors shows 305 predicting a Democratic victory, with Franklin D. Roosevelt or Newton Baker as likely next president. Baker leads in the Midwest with 57 votes to 55 for Roosevelt, while Hoover lingers at 324 votes and Coolidge garners 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
Publishers Service Forecast
Baker
Middle West
Roosevelt
New England
Oe C. Ritchie
Maryland
Votcc
Hoover
Coolidge
Train Agent Under Bond For Killing Tar Heel
L E McCorvey a West Point railroad special agent was released on 1000 bond to await grand jury action on murder charges for the shooting of Ivey Haynes a Shelby North Carolina youth in a box car near Tuskegee Alabama. McCorvey says self defense and Haynes advanced threateningly. Haynes companions testified McCorvey shot during an argument.
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Tuskegee
Ala
L. E. McCorvey
West Point Railroad
Ivey Haynes
Shelby
N. C
Haynes
McCorvey
Montgomery
Pressure hatches egg faster in London lab test
Imperial College scientists in South Kensington applied nearly a ton per square inch to eggs in steel cylinders to speed hatching to one tenth of the normal time. No eggs cracked under the extreme pressure. Chicago fines for short weighing reach 9 596 35 dollars in 1931 over 36 weeks, per city sealer Joe Grein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Imperial College of Science
South Kennsington
Chicago
Joe Grein
Friendly Tries To Snap Slump Against Highland MWA
The Friendly Cafeteria basketball team aims to end a five game drought tonight at Highland court at 8. They have missed many shots and seek their third straight win over the Highland MWA quint. The Highlanders seek revenge after two prior meetings favoring Friendly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland M. W. A. Quint
Highland Court
Hicklanders
Real Estate Dealers Cited in Greensboro Revenue Case
Three prominent Greensboro area real estate figures including George T. Penny and C H Slater face Greensboro city court charges for doing business without a license under the state revenue act. Deputy Commissioner C B Bogart filed warrants. additional names tied to the case include J M Millikan Hugh J Keeling Frank P Hutton Paul G Welch R C McKinney G C Hill and W C Crotty with more citations anticipated this week. Penny serves as president of the American Land Company and local real estate boards are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Penny
C. H. Slater
George A. Forsythe
Greensboro
C. B. Bogart
E. D. Warren
J. M. Millikan
American Land Company
Hugh J. Keeling
Frank P. Hutton
Greensboro Real Estate Board
Paul G. Welch
R. C. McKinney
G. C. Hill
W. C. Crotty
Mr. Penny
Special Sermon Series Planned at Wesley Memorial
Rev G Ray Jordan of Wesley Memorial Methodist announces a four week January sermon series on The Worst About Sin. Services start 7 30 pm each Sunday January 10 17 24 and 31 with special music and inviting attendance from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Nxet
Wesley Memorial
American Land Company Figures in Real Estate Roles
Mr Slater serves as president of C. H. ter and Company while Mr Forsythe acts as a real estate agent, outlining key leadership in the land business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Land Company
Slater
C. H. Ter and Company
Forsythe
Ten Thousand Dollars Damages Sought From City
Tom Watson Leonard aged seven filed in High Point court a suit for 10000 damages against the city for injuries suffered November 27 1930 when a city owned theater truck started without warning near Young street. The suit says the boy was dragged under the vehicle causing severe injuries and that notice was given November 24 1981 and ignored.
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Greensboro
Jan
Tom Watson Leonard
Oscar Leonard
High Point
Permisson
As & Pauper
Young Leonard
Young Street
Leonard Boy
Juarez Newsboy Macario Ramos Supports Self on 15 Cents
In Juarez Mexico Admeri youths complain about spending but Macario Ramos a newsboy supports himself on 15 cents daily after his mother died and his father lives in Los Angeles. Half his monthly wage goes to room rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mexico
Macario Ramos
Mac
Los Angeles
Thermos Used by Tibetans Over Four Centuries Ago
The artifact notes a thermos bottle reportedly used by Tibetan people more than 400 years ago. This item highlights historical tea or liquid storage practices and showcases early portable insulated containers.
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Young Earnhart
Judge Teague
Jimmy
Jimmy Frances Lamb
East Green
East Washington
Middie
Baltimore
John A. Cygon
Annapolis Naval Academy
Annapolis
Bancroft Hal
Senate Committee On Relief
Alleghany
Rehfuss
Law
United States
Otto H. Kahn
Senate Finance Committee
Sahara Desert
Connecticut
Bond
Tar Heel
National Furniture Sales Co
Piedmont Radio Co
North Main
Richardson
Office and Service
Friendly
Wesley Memorial Church
Elecktron
Quality Bakery
S. Main Street
Granger
Kodak Films
Vicks
Soc
Fis Clox
Hinds
Woodbury's
Coldex
Parke-Davis
Kotex
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