Hatry Sentenced To Serve 14 Years In London Fraud Case
Clar ence Hatry, leader of a vast network of Hatry enterprises, is sentenced to fourteen years penal servitude for “appalling frauds” that cost investors about 800000 pounds. Co defendants Edmund Daniels, John Graham Dixon, and Albert E. Tabor receive seven, five, and three year terms, all concurrent. The case shook London and echoed to New York as the collapse followed decades of rapid financial expansion.
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London
Clarence Hatry
Hatry
Harry
Old Bailey Court
Edmund Daniels
John Graham Dixon
Albert EK. Tabor
Daniels
Dixon
New York
Gardner Spikes Special Session Rumors Rise
Gov. O Max Gardner in Raleigh on January 24 addresses statewide rumors of a special session being called and notes possible actions to curb unrest. Local observers await official word as political tension grows.
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Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
Governor Rules Out Special Sessions Until Emergency
Governor Gardner states he will not call a special session unless an extreme emergency arises. He cites cost and the regular session being about 11 months away, noting no unforeseen situation justifies a special session. Taxpayer leagues and past strike troubles have fueled rumors of possible sessions.
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General Assembly
Buncombe
Williams E Tooth Paste Pyorrhez Paste Ad
An old newspaper fragment promotes Williams E Tooth Paste for pyorrhea alongside Ipana Pepsodent Pebeco and other dental products. The ad lists price 50 cents and references common brands of the era.
Symets Reelected Engineers Chief In North Carolina
George F. Syme of Raleigh was reelected president of the North Carolina Engineers Association at the mid winter meeting. He urged a law for deeds to bear a registered surveyor seal and plottable descriptions. J W Bailey will speak at tonight’s banquet. New officers include J L Beckton Sammie Whitener B W Davis N S Mullican and P Q Boyer. Wrightsville Beach won the summer meeting over Asheville. A committee was formed to unify engineering societies in the state for a future report.
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Raleigh
George F. Syme
North Carolina Engineers Association
Syme
North Carolina
J. W. Bailey
J. L. Beckton
Wilmington
Sammie Whitener
B. W. Davis
Rocky Mount
N. S. Mullican
Walnut Cove
P. Q. Boyer
Asheville
Wrightsville Beach
Crew and Captain Thought Dead Safe
Tampico Mexico January 24 After being thought dead for a full day the captain and six of the crew of the schooner Jose Luis were taken off rocks to which they swam when their boat sank There was no trace of the other six of the Jose Luis crew or of the crew of ten of the schooner Conde Sigfride which also foundered Wednesday
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Tampico
Mexico
Jose Luis
Conde Sigfride
Devil May Care charms at Broadhurst in Napoleonic tale
Against Napoleonic France, Devil May Care at the Broadhurst is an all talking romance with Ramon Navarro as a dashing Elba follower. His voice and singing please, especially How Can You Be So Charming. The production features many musical numbers and poetic period costumes.
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Napoleonic France
Broadhurst Theater
Ramon Navarro
Napoleon
Elba
Parents Night at Junior High Tonight
The Junior High holds Parents Night in the school auditorium at 7:30 with an elaborate program. Eugene Coltrane and T Wingate Andrews will speak on the Salisbury and local school bond issue. The Senior High band led by Maxwell Jones performs at 7:00 before the main event.
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Eugene Coltrane
Salisbury City
T. Wingate Andrews
Maxwell Jones
Andrews
School Meeting on Junior High Work Planned Tonight
Mr. Coltrane vice president of the North Carolina Teachers association will discuss the aims and achievements of Junior High work. Mrs. W A Copeland who presided at last fall's Parents night will chair the meeting and Mrs. R E Ranson the Junior High principal urges all patrons and friends to attend.
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Coltrane
North Carolina Teachers Association
W. A. Copeland
R. E. Ranson
Grantland Rice Wins Tournament in Palm Beach
Grantland Rice, sports writer, won his second annual artists and writers golf championship by defeating Jefferson Machamer, magazine cartoonist, 2 and 1 in the finals at Palm Beach. The report also notes Theorium oxide melts above 6 000 degrees Fahrenheit and mentions a 630 pound Australian gold nugget valued at over 60 000 dollars from 1872.
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Palm Beach
Fra
Grantland Rice
Artists and Writers
Jefferson Machamer
Australia
Los Angeles Housewives Battle Over Street Trenches
In Los Angeles on January 24 a group of housewives faced police and Los Angeles Railway Company workers along Seventy-ninth Street. After posts were hidden or removed during feeder power line work, the trench fighters persisted, defending their neighborhood and stalling progress while authorities and workers withdrew.
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Los Angeles
Seventy-ninth Street
Los Angeles Railway Company
Seventy-Ninth Street Parkway
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