Caraway defers Cannon subpoena and returns to Arkansas
Senator Caraway says no subpoena for Bishop Cannon Jr. is needed as lobby probe targets lobbying, not politics. He briefed summer school students at Jonesboro A and M college before heading to Dexter and Washington. Separately, A B McGraw shot himself on the eve of murder trial in Columbia after killing Henry Martin.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Dexter
Washington
T. H. Caraway
Senate Lobby Committee
James Cannon, Jr
Caraway
Arkansas Bar Association
Fort Smith
Bishop Cannon
A and M. College
Arkansas
Senate
James Gannon, Jr
Walsh
Columbia
McGraw
Henry Martin
Martin
Columbia City
New Brookland
Bailey Praises Democratic Party At Raleigh Rally
Josiah William Bailey spoke to a mass meeting in Raleigh urging support for his U S senate bid as charges and counter charges swirl ahead of the democratic primary tomorrow.
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Raleigh
Josiah William Bailey
U.S. Senate
Graf Zeppelin Returns From 19 Day Atlantic Flight
Graf Zeppelin lands at Friedrichshafen at 7 22 p m after a 19 day cruise covering Spain Brazil and the United States with landings in Seville Pernambuco Rio Janeiro and Lakehurst. The airship crossed the Atlantic for its sixth and seventh time and weathering a storm near Lyons.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
South America
United States
Spain
Brazil
the Graf
Seville
Pernambuco
Rio Janeiro
Lakehurst
Graf
Rhone
Valence
Lyons
Return of 227 Gold Star Mothers from France
New York reports 227 American war mothers returned from France aboard the America led by Captain George Fried. President Harding greeted them in Hoboken declaring satisfaction in knowing their sons rest where they are. The journey, enabled by Congress, lifted many as they visited cemeteries and graves of their fallen sons.
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New York
Fach
France
Hoboken
US. S
Harding
Congress
America
George Fried
Ada Brown
Winter Garden
Fla
Sides in Senatorial Fight Show Confidence
Greensboro campaign managers for Senator Simmons and Josiah Bailey forecast clear wins in the North Carolina primary. Hines predicts Simmons leads by 50 000 to 70 000 votes, while Shuping bets Bailey will win by at least 60 000.
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Hines
Simmons
Shaping
Bailey
Greensboro
Charles A. Hines
Farnifold M. Simmons
Cr. Leroy Shuping
Aiene
Josiah William Bailey
Shuping
Rulings in 23 Civil Cases Highlight State Supreme Court
Raleigh June 6 The State Supreme Court issued 25 opinions with 23 civil rulings. Two criminal cases upheld lower court decisions. one involved William Mitchell convicted of manslaughter with a 12 to 18 year sentence, and another Jimishon charged with second degree murder. The LaFayette Bank and Trust case found no error in denying the state corporation commission bulk sale rights for assets of the defunct bank.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Tate
William Mitchell
Burke County
Jimishon
Macon
F County
LaFayette Bank and Trust Company
Fayetteville
Supreme Court
Sinclair
State Corporation Commission
Ank
Ori
Commission
Winston-Salem Twins name Clyde Joyner manager
Clyde R. Joyner, after ten years as Winston-Salem High School athletics director, is designated to succeed Hal Weafer as manager of the Winston-Salem Twins in the Piedmont League, announced by sub officials today.
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TWINS
Winston-Salem
Clyde R. Joyner
Winston-Salem High School
Hal Weafer
Winston-Salem Twins
Confederate Vets Wind Up Reunion With Split Parade
The 40th annual United Confederate Veterans reunion in Biloxi ended with a grand parade along the Mississippi Sound. General W. L. Stephens of Shouta, Louisiana, elected commander in chief. members voted not to join a northern reunion after opposing carrying the Confederate flag in a joint parade. Next year’s meeting set for Montgomery, Alabama.
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Biloxi
Miss
Mississippi Sound Beach
W. L. Stephens
Coushatta
Southland
North
Grand Army of the Republic
Montgomery
United Confederate Veterans
Ala
Alabama
Stephens
R. A. Sneed
Oklahoma
Homer Atkinson
Petersonburg
Department of the Army of Northern
CC. A. Dessaussure
Memphis
Tenn
Department of Army of Tennessee
Louisiana
Florida
Tennessee
Mississippi
Georgia
Kentucky
Negro confesses to killing white man in Greenville
Police report Joe Hart of Greenville Tennessee confessed to killing B. K. Bryant a 36 year old electrician whose body was found on a highway near Marshall. Hart said another Greenville man named John aided in the killing and robbery and then left for Greenville while Hart kept the car and headed toward Charlotte.
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Lincolnton
Joe Hart
Greenville
Tenn
B. K. Bryant
Marshall
Hart
Bryant
John
Charlotte
Doran Links Prohibition Talk to Liquor Decline
Federal prohibition commissioner Dr James M Doran told a Rochester Minnesota WCTU convention that liquor drinking has fallen since last year and will fall further as prohibition talk rises He noted lower consumption now and predicted even less in a year with no explicit local details.
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Rochester
Minn
James M. Doran
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Bridge collapse in Cuneo kills eight workers
In Cuneo Italy the eleventh arch of a bridge under construction over the Stura River collapsed today. Eight workmen were killed and three seriously injured. Authorities investigate the cause of the disaster.
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Cuneo
Italy
Stura
Power plant and lighting system sold in Myrtle Beach
The power house and lighting system at Myrtle Beach were sold by the Woodside interests to a New York public utilities concern for a little over $250000, announced today in Greenville South Carolina.
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Power Property
Greenville
S. C
Myrtle Beach
Woodside
New York
Ford May Output Declines From April Levels
The world production of Ford cars and trucks for May reached 191,813 units, down from 206,340 in April. In May, 165,636 were made in the United States, versus 179,149 in April, with shipments to foreign assemblies included in the total.
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Ford
New York
United States
Dawes Praises Gold Star Mothers in Cambridge Speech
Ambassador Dawes lauded American gold star mothers visiting England as the heart and soul of the nation. He spoke at Trinity College dinner honoring seventeen honorary Cambridge degrees and contrasted the travelers with social climbers, noting their photographs of sons and flowers on graves in France as their credentials. He said meeting them at Westminster Hall was the proudest hour of his stay.
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Dawes
America
Cambridge
England
Trinity College
United States
London
France
Westminster Hall
Primary Returns Party Arrangements Complete
The Enterprise completes arrangements to broadcast primary returns for High Point, Thomasville, Lexington, and Asheboro starting 8 p.m. with 1799 precincts covered via AP wires. Branch offices in Thomasville Lexington and Asheboro will relay results to the main office for a statewide summary Sunday morning.
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Enterprise
High Point
Thomasville
Lexington
Asheboro
Free Party
Associated Press
Davidson
Randolph
Guilford County
Ford M. Meyers
Salem Street
T. S. Wall, Jr
T. J. Hoover
Hoover
Standard Drug Company
Police Department
Guilford
Davidson County
Cotton Stabilizing Optimizh Prevails Boards Hailed
Southern senators welcomed the cotton stabilization corporation under the farm board as a potential help to farmers while critics doubt its impact. Knoxville reports to the Southeast Shippers Advisory Board forecast slight decreases in July through September freight movements, with 855 489 railroad cars needed versus 905 491 a year earlier.
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Washington
Farm Board
George
Georgia
McKellar
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
South
Southeast Shippers Advisory Board
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
T. M. Healy
Birmingham
Ala
Steel and Iron Industries
Healy
Thomas J Burke
Charleston, S. C
Aviatrix Refuses To Address Mike Fans Disappointed
In Schenectady New York radio fans expected Amy Johnson to speak from Sydney via coast to coast network but she declined to appear at the microphone. No reason was given for the refusal to address listeners.
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Aviatrix
Mike
Schenectady
N. Y
Amy Johnson
London
Eng
Syldney
Australia
America
Fierro Plans Non Stop Flight From San Antonio to New York
Colonel Roberto Fierro of the Mexican army air force left Kelly Field at 7 am aiming for a nonstop flight to Mitchell Field on Long Island New York. He expected to reach New York late this afternoon and then planned a further nonstop leg to Mexico City via Shreveport Memphis Nashville Charleston and Trenton.
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San Antonio
Tex
Roberto Fierro
Kelly Field
Mitchell Field
Long Island
New York
Mexico City
Shreveport
Memphis
Nashville
Charleston
S. C
Trenton
N. J
Red River Levees Withstand Flood
Alexandria Louisiana reports the Red River flood crest near 41.2 feet with signs of relief as rainfall abates. The U S Weather Bureau in New Orleans says the river at Alexandria has passed the peak and may fall in the coming days barring heavy rains.
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Alexandria
Red River
United States Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Weather Bureau
74 Graduates Launched From Medical College of SC
Armed with sheepskins degrees and titles the 74 graduates of the Medical College of South Carolina were today formally launched on their careers in Charleston.
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Charleston
S&s. C
Medical College of
South Carolina
Pilot’s skillful handling saves many lives in crash landing
A Colonial Air Transport plane with 15 aboard made a forced landing in shallow water after the right motor failed. Pilot Owen O Connor of Newport Rhode Island steered to the water to avoid mudflats. Pearl S Thorsen 50 of Brookline died after swimming from the plane and collapsing. Eleven others were hospitalized with immersion shock and minor injuries. None in serious condition.
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Boston
Colonial Air Transport
Pearl S. Thorsen
Brookline
New York
Owen O'Connor
Newport
R. I
New Cruiser to Be Named for Crescent City
Assistant Secretary Jahncke said one of the new 10 909 ton cruisers will be christened for New Orleans as Louisiana loses representation in the fleet. Jahncke, a New Orleans native, noted the decision preserves a Crescent City link in the Navy.
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Washington
New Orleans
Jahncke
Navy
Crescent City
Louisiana
Women Stage Fight In Fifth Avenue Apartment
In a fashionable New York City building at 51 Fifth Avenue two women clashed. Mrs. Wilhelm Copen was stabbed in the cheek and Mrs. Daniel Sunderland was cut on the hand after visiting to seek an explanation. Sunderland, who alleged her husband was involved with Copen, was arrested on felonious assault charges.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Alfred E. Smith
Wilhelm Copen
Daniel Sunderland
Sunderland
Copen
Aged New Yorker Sees First Train Ride Yet Avoids Skyscrapers
Ellen Tulley 64, long a resident near New York, will take her first train ride from Larchmont to Ogunquit after an employer arranged a two month summer trip. She has never seen a skyscraper or subway and wonders if trains bump on the tracks, recalling her 1882 skyline memory from Ireland. The party will travel by auto to Stamford to board the train.
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New York
Ellen Tulley
Iron Horse
Metropolis
Larchmont
N. Y
Ogonquit
F. Douglas Southwick
F. Douglas Southwick Who Has Been Attended By Miss Tulley
Larch
French anxious over U S tariffs
Paris reports a letter from the French federation of industries and the national association for economic expansion urging the United States to reconsider proposed tariff increases. The missive warns of a prohibitive barrier to French industry and a dangerous tariff war harming world prosperity and peace. It calls out U S economists' warnings of price rises and urges Washington to consider global commercial repercussions.
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Paris
United States
M. Flandin
French Federation of Industries
National Association For Economic Expansion
Congress
America
France
Pantages Ordered Released On Bail
California supreme court orders bail for Alexander Pantages, millionaire showman jailed while appealing a one to fifty year sentence for criminal assault on Eunice Pringle, dancer. The ruling affects his immediate detention as he pursues appellate action.
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Los Angeles
California Supreme Ecport Today
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
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Atlantic
North Carolina
Rase High
Josiah W. Bailey
F. M. Simmons
United States Senate
T. K. Estep
Allegenhy County
George M. Pritchard
Asheville
U. S
H. Grady Dorsett
Wake Forest
George E Jutter
Clinton
Miss. Sound Beach
Shippers Advisory Council
Fierro
Western Union Co
U.S. Tarife
Pantages
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