Search for survivors from yacht Cinnebar off Georgia coast
Seaplanes and coast guard cutters hunt islands off Georgia for the six aboard the yacht Cinnebar reported sunk after a fuel tank explosion near Savannah light on June 6. Only Nick Haraboglia is confirmed alive. others including Phil Pomeroy and his wife are unaccounted for as a Miami business associate expects survivors washed ashore. A seaplane from Miami is to join the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Prohibition Forces
Coast Guard
Georgia
Nick Haraboglia
Phil Pomeroy
Miami
Fla
Phil Bertachi
Asa Johnson
Harabaglia
Peerless
Jacksonville
Pomeroy
Ted Suckow
Search and Prohibition Seaplanes Aid Coast Guard
Seaplanes will join the coast guard cutter Mascoutin operating out of Charleston South Carolina to aid in combating the islands and marshes. Other coast guard cutters will join the search as J S Pomeroy of Minneapolis asks for all efforts to locate his son Phil Pomeroy and the crew. Haraboglia said the father and crew were clinging to a lifeboat when last seen.
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Search and Prohibition
Coast Guard
Charleston
S. C
J. S. Pomeroy
Minneapolis
Phil Pomeroy
Haraboglia
Pomeroy
President Coolidge Heads to Western White House in South Dakota
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge travel from Washington to the Black Hills for a summer White House near Rapid City. A two hour stop in Hammond, Indiana marks the Wicker Memorial Park dedication with 200000 steel workers and visitors expected for the ceremony. The park memorial honors regional steel employers and veterans who served in war.
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Hammond
Ind
South Dakota
President Coolidge
Middlewest
Washington
Wicker Memorial Park
Stations face license revocation for new frequency violations
Washington June 14 AP radios report that stations failing to observe the FCC frequency allocations becoming effective at 3 p m tomorrow will have their licenses revoked.
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Washington
Federal
Priest’s Tale Attacked in McLaurin Murder Case
Fayetteville June 14 AP Efforts to break down the story by Will Priest regarding the murder of Frank McLaurin continued as Kenneth Boone and Mrs May belle Phillips face trial. Boone testified he found the body and feared he was a victim of circumstances while he moved McLaurin toward the woods. He described stops for a pistol and ginger ale and said McLaurin asked how quickly a pistol shot could kill.
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Fayetteville
Will Priest
Frank McLaurin
Kenneth O. Boone
Maybelle Phillips
McLaurin
Boone
Priest
Mrs. Phillips
Roberson Arrested for Driving While Drunk
Greensboro police swore out a warrant charging Charles Roberson with driving while drunk after his car overturned on Battle Ground Avenue. One of Roberson's sons suffered a broken leg while both he and Roberson had minor injuries. A man named Tyson in the car suffered a broken arm in three places plus additional injuries.
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Greensboro
The
Enterprise
Charles Roberson
Roberson
Battleground Avenue
Tyson
State College Library Circulation Rises in 1925-26
State College records show 6026 volumes borrowed outside the library from June 1 to April 1, a rise of 1211 from the previous year. Fiction accounts for 37.8 percent of total circulation, down from 47 percent in 1925-26, with non fiction and outdoor campus life highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State College
Cooper Leads Open After First Round at Oakmont
At Oakmont Pennsylvania on June 14 AP reports Bobby Jones defending titleholder shot 76 four over par in the first 18 holes of the 72 hole American Open. Scores listed include Nabholtz 76 Ray 76 Armour 78 and Sargent 80 with several players failing to break 90.
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Oakmont
Bobby Jones
Jones
Cooper
Harry A. Long
Raleigh
KK. M. Barnes
New Rochelle
N. Bristes
Louis Chiappetta
Hartford
Conn
Larry Nabholtz
Sharon
Ted Ray
Great Britain
Herbert C. Jolly
Dr S A Taylors Car Kills Charlotte Child
The Enterprise Bureau Greensboro reports Dr. S A Taylors car killed a three year old Charlotte boy, son of R W Robinson, as he ran into the street after Sunday school. The physician was released on $500 bond with a murder charge and a June 17 hearing set. parents doubt his responsibility. The boy died instantly. body sent to Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Greensboro
S. A. Taylor
R. W. Robinson
Charlotte
Taylor
Robinsons
W. B. Richardson Heres
Health Restored by Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
Cleveland Ohio woman recounts weight gain after a second pregnancy and illness until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her reach 116 pounds. The ad urges health as true wealth and presents the remedy as a life changing aid.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cleveland
Ohio
Mas
M. Bressinger
Nelson Ave
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lindbergh Parade Draws Millions After Speech and Welcome
The Lindbergh homecoming on Broadway drew an estimated 3,000,000 residents and visitors, with Governor Smith kissing Mrs. Lindbergh as the hero was decorated. Thousands of street cleaners cleared confetti, and 2,900 men with 100 trucks tidied up as Brooklyn and New York hosted dinners and a theater party in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colonel Lindbergh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
George F. Gartlan
The
Board of Education
Saint- Saens
Sheriff Sam D Willis Slain. Greenville Seeks Killer
Greenville South Carolina June 13 Five governors constables and officers from adjoining counties aid local authorities in a search for the slayer of Sheriff Sam D Willis who was shot as he left his garage shortly after midnight Saturday. The assailant is believed to be white rather than black. A reward totaling over 2600 dollars is offered. John L Parks serves as sheriff pending governor appoints a permanent replacement.
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Greenville
S. C
Eovernor
Sam D. Willis
Willis
John L. Parks
Richards
Business in Court in Second Week at Greensboro
In Greensboro civil court before Judge John M. Oglesby activity is brisk in the second week with several suits ending in non suits after parties failed to answer. Numerous issues reached trial though none appear of major importance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Greensboro Bureau
Greensboro
John M. Oglesby
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Rockvills, Md
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Ted Longworth
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Texas
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Tampa
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