Six cases tried at High Point court in June term
Six cases concluded in High Point municipal court by 4 pm on the second and final day of the June criminal term. One case went to jury. dispositions include Bob Alexander drunken disorderly conduct. O W Kirkman abandonment and nonsupport with costs. W Ed McFarl ing abandonment and non support two counts not pros with leave. EK Teague assault with deadly weapon not pros with leave. Bob Lawrence violation of prohibition law non-suit allowed after testimony.
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High Point
Bob Alexander
O. W. Kirkman
W. Ed. McFarling
EK. B. Teague
Bob Lawrence
Monarchs Hold Business Meet At Sheraton Lunch
A High Point Monarch club meeting occurred today at 12 15 p m with luncheon at the Sheraton hotel. no program was held. President A C Copii praised the joint dinner of the High Point and Winston Salem clubs at the Robert E Lee hotel last Tuesday night.
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High Point Monarch Club
Sheraton
High Point
Winston-Salem
Robert E. Lee
A. C. ‘Copii
Cotton opens steady on light offerings and covering
New York on June 3 reports a steady cotton market with covering and trade buying cited as basis for early strength. Active months show small gains amid light offerings and absorptions, while Liverpool cables stay steady though Egyptian futures soften in Alexandria.
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New York
Liverpool
Alexandria
New Orleans
Limestone Freight Falls on Illinois Farmland in 1930
Illinois farmers spread more than 925000000 tons of limestone on their fields during 1930 according to local agricultural reports. The record total reflects widespread soil conditioning efforts across counties and farms in the state.
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Illinois
Improved Tone in Stocks Evident
The stock market showed a measurably brighter tone with an early rally followed by modest liquidation. Leading shares including U S Steel American Telephone New York Central Westinghouse and Allied Chemical rose while Rock Island fell on a dividend news and margins were cut by two large local banks to 20 percent to spur broker borrowing.
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U. S&s. Steel
American Telephone
Borden
New York Central
Atchison
Union Pacific
Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
Nancy Carroll Seeks Divorce
New York June 3. Playwright Jack Kirkland confirms Nancy Carroll has filed divorce in Mexico on grounds of incompatibility. The couple’s seventh wedding anniversary is today. Carroll remains on a Paramount set in New York while officials decline comment.
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New York
Jack Kirkland
Nancy Carroll
Mexico
Long Island
Paramount
Miss Carroll
Kirkland
Nogales
Nancy
Students Jailed for Refusal to Name Bootlegger
Two University of Michigan freshmen were jailed for two days then released while facing liquor and disorderly conduct charges after aiding police in arresting the bootlegger who sold them liquor. James L. Slocum and Lawrence L. Heideman, both 19 and 18, were from Pittsburgh Pa and Laurium Mich respectively. Frank L. Smith, a carpenter, was arrested after police received their information.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Liberty
James L. Slocum
Pittsburgh
Lawrence L. Heideman
Laurium
Frank L. Smith
Hearing Waived By Alleged Slayer In Portland Case
Ira Henry Ormond 38, an insurance salesman, waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury after being charged with killing his wife and two children in Portland. The victims, son Ira 8 and daughter Jane 6, were asphyxiated by gas and Mrs. Ormond was slain with a bayonet, police said he confessed claiming his wife disgraced herself by working.
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Portland
Ore
Ira Henry Ormond
Ormond
Ira
Jane
Baseball Pool Operators Fined in Raleigh Court
Three operators of cigar stands and pool rooms in Raleigh were fined 309 each plus costs by Judge Wiley G. Barnes for running baseball pools as gambling. F. T. Bennett, a local lawyer, was acquitted after explaining tip tickets brought there by a client for examination. The fined men were Mit Arnold Eldridge Smith and Fred Weaver.
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Raleigh
Wiley G. Barnes
F. T. Bennett
Mit
Arnold
Eldridge Smith
Fred Weaver
Wake Forest Holds Busy Second Day of 1931 Commencement
Wake Forest College marked a busy second day with an alumni dinner attended in the gym, class day exercises, and a faculty senior baseball game. Henry Groves was elected president of the alumni association, and 105 graduates will receive degrees as Judge Willis J. Brogden delivers the literary address.
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Wake Forest
Wake Forest College
Henry Groves
Alumna Association
E. J. Britt
Lamberton
Groves
Gastonia
Jack Parker
Lasker
G. A. Benton
Laurinburg
Robert Edwards
Rutherfordton
Tom Dorsey
Forest City
Alfred A. Dowtin
Wagram
Joseph M. Minton
Franklin
Thurman D. Kitchin
A. D. Ward
Henry L. Bridges
Raleigh
Nathan C. Brooks
Greenville
Grain prices slump as Farm Board signals shift in 1931 crop
Chicago June 3 grain prices tumbled after officials indicated an end to Farm Board buying support for cash wheat and old crop dealings. Reports said 40 to 50 bushels per acre of new Texas wheat were moving to market, while futures quotes slipped across wheat corn oats rye and lard.
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Chicago
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Texas
Acanns
Sity
Aves
Avda Gacakus
Mayors Fete Coan on Alsation Wine in Strasbourg
In Strasbourg France on June 3 touring American mayors were not greeted by local officials because they were communists. Vice President De La Pre led the event as Mayor Daniel W Hoan of Milwaukee spoke praising Franco American ties and contributions. Birthdays of George W Coan Winston Salem and William F Broening Baltimore added to the toast with Coan aged 39 and Broening 61 served wine.
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Strasbourg
France
America
de la Pre
National Touring Council
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Pere Marquette
LaSalle
Champlain
Louisiana
Coste
Bellonte
George W. Coan
Winston-Salem
N. C
William F. Broening
Baltimore
Coan
Broening
Loncon University Dean Visits Asheboro
Miss Lelia Judson Tuttle dean of women at Sonchow University in China visits Asheboro as guest of her niece Mrs. I. C. Moser. She is known in North Carolina for her brother Rev. D. H. Tuttle and will speak at the commencement of North Carolina College after earning degrees from NC College and Columbia University.
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Asheboro
Lelia Judson Tuttle
I. C. Moser
Miss Tuttle
D. H. Tuttle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mise Tuttle
Sonchow University
China
N. C. College
Columbia University
Prince Max Hohenlohe-Langenburg Marries Luigia Pasquero
In a small ceremony at Paddington registry office London on June 3 Prince Max Carl Hohenlohe Langenburg wed Signorina Luigia Pasquero descendant of an old Savoy family.
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London
Prince Max Carl Hohenlohe-Langenburg
Paddington
Signorina Luigia Pasquero
Richmond Slated To Get 1932 Confederate Reunion
Montgomery dispatch reports Confederate veterans, led by General Harry Lee, anticipate a 1932 reunion with Richmond favored as host city. Veterans discuss leadership changes, with Col. Richard M. Redd and his horse Major planned to appear.
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Richmond
Harry Rene Lee
Nashville
Adjutant General
Washington
Houston
Texas
Record of a Historic Horse Race and Massive Wagering Declared
A sensational horse race drew immense betting with estimates up to 20 million pounds sterling in wagers across London and Ireland. The Calcutta sweep accounts for over 500,000 pounds, with many further sweeps nationwide. Cameronian finished the mile and a half in 2 36 5, driven by Freddy Fox, as the Dewar colt chased the pace and surged in the stretch.
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Sir Andrew
Pomme Dapi
Aga Khan
Sir Edward Hanmer
Gallini
Jacopo
Marshall Field
Taylor
Gallino
Cameronian
Gridleton
Lemonttion
Estate Duty
Reveilion
Fox
Tottenham
Gailini
Armagnac
Orpen
Sandwich
Dewar
Kennedy
London
Calcutta
Baltic and Stock Exchange
Freddy Fox
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Thomasville
Wallbute Road
W. ©. Brown
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N. Wrenn
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Southern Chemical Co
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J. N. Mec Crary
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OP Finance Co
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Tom
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Bronx
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William T. Coyle
Dayton
Baird Television Company
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N. F
Louis Tenner
Hopkinsville
C. M. Peterson
Tulsa
Okla
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Sadie Tanner
Tanner
Canada
Sears, Roebuck
Serroco
Sears Auto Enamel
Sears, Roebuck and CO
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