Ponies and Bucking Bronco Added to City Lake Park
Six pony rides are set for today at City Lake Park's children's area. G Robichaux will supervise. Wal Lee the cowboy will perform a bucking bronco exhibition at 2 pm and three follow ups. The sand at the gritty playground is crushed flint garnet or furnace product.
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G. Robichaux
Wal- Lee
Thisernoon
Lee
Walter
Arizona) Lee
City Lake Park
Jamestown
Traffic toll from six months of accidents rises with fatalities
Police bureau statistics show five deaths and 38 to 48 injuries in six months with motor vehicle collisions causing most injuries. Pedestrian injuries occur in 17 motor vehicle accidents. Enforcement improvements cited as reducing overall traffic but intersections remain deadly.
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Bureau of Police
J. W. McMahon
Bureau of Records and Identification
Attendance expected to break marks at northern markets
Attendance records were broken from the first day and business volumes rose to their highest since prior downturns. Local markets are growing in importance and the Southern Furniture and Rug market gains national prominence with demand for spaces far exceeding supply.
Health official warns against vaccine scare in Greensboro
Health officer says fear of disease is foolish and no proven vaccine exists. Vaccinations in Greensboro under the Public Health Service aim to test the vaccine's practical value. No cases found in the city this year, though some may arise in the course of events.
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Greensboro
United States Public Health Service
Police Year In Review Shows Arrests Down Overall
The year ending June 30 1926 recorded 500 fewer arrests than the previous year with 40 traffic arrests and 411 liquor law arrests. Minor assaults 244, prostitution and vice 57, and other sex offenses 62. Driving while intoxicated 160, down nearly 100 from earlier years. Stolen cars recovered 62 of 68. total stolen value $11268 with $9906 recovered. Liquor seizures totaled 64512 gallons. The report lists 169 downtown store doors open, 7 fires found, 41 missing persons located, 62 lodgers cared for, 19 insanity cases, and 31 deaths by self harm. 10,321 investigations were conducted. The year saw 61 appeals to municipal court, 87 bound over to superior court, 668 county road sentences totaling 42210 days, 1755 violations with $27650.85 in fines, and 2471 municipal convictions. On June 30 total criminal records stood at 68353. Police bulletins totaled 10610 pages in 157 issues. Report by Serg. J. W. McMahon.
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Serg. J. W. McMahon
Police Bureau of Identification
Officers Catch Two In Robbery Attempt
Two men Clarence Beard and Mance Walker were caught in the act of hammering a safe at Fowler Transfer on West Russell Street about 1 30 a m by a radio patrol car led by Officers Carroll and Grissett. They had knocked the safe combination off and attempted to flee when approached and were jailed on breaking and entering and attempted larceny charges.
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Fowler Transfer Company
West Russell Street
Clarence Beard
Mance Walker
Carroll and
Grissett
Transfer Company
Nazi purge of clergy men worsens antisemitic crackdown feared
Reports describe intensified Nazi actions against religious leaders and Jews as authorities warn of treason and prepare to arrest dissenters. Goering orders swift punishment for political Catholicism while bishops prepare a unified church stance at Fulda. Police raid streets baiting Jews under new Berlin police chief von Heldorf amid nationwide pressure.
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Thal
Fulda
Interior Ministry
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Prussia
Robert Wagner
Baden
Kurfuerstendamm
Count von Helldorf
Berlin
Nazi Policies widen ban on Jews in public spaces
Reports note barring Jews from bathing places and public facilities while provincial papers publish names of Aryan women in intimate relations. Koenigsburg police warn critics face punishment. A man jailed for regime remarks. Six men sent to concentration camps for shirking work.
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Koenigsburg
Congress Works Through Labor Day on Social Security Bill
Conferees on the utility bill to meet early next week as Congress plans to work until Labor Day. House votes show divisions over private pension plans and an additional Senate vote may be needed.
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Congress
House
Senate
Father Knickerbocker Gets Ready for Dizzy Ride
Albany district attorney Dodge opens grand jury probe into policy vice and bail bond networks. The panel began asserting authority by calling its own witnesses but failed to secure indictments amid sparse evidence.
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Knickerbocker
Albany
Dodge
Classified stenography and notary services offered
Two experienced stenographers provide letter writing memographing and automobile title transfers for 25 cents with Notary Seal. Marriage license secured and wedding performed at low cost with no sales tax. Bruce Carraway at Office 112 North Wrenn.
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Bruce Carraway
North Wrenn
Grand jury hunts political mastermind behind crime syndicates
The grand jury grew to suspect a political mastermind or two guiding crime syndicates and reported its suspicions to Governor Lehman. So far the only casualty was reporter Martin Mooney who, after writing on the crime, refused to reveal his sources and was jailed for contempt of court.
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Grand Jury
Lehman
Martin Mooney
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