Captain Nelson Discusses North Carolina Fisheries Growth
Raleigh June 16 Captain John A Nelson fisheries commissioner outlined the rise of the states commercial fisheries administration on a radio talk detailing job impact 15000 workers and 50000 dependents The 1909 legislative move led to a state wide commission with authority to set rules and regulate the industry
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Raleigh
Commercial Fisheries of
North Carolina
John A. Nelson
Nelson
Department of Conservation and Development
Two More Win Huge Sum on 55 to 1 Shot
A Chicago railroad executive and a banker split 88,776.60 from bets on Reveille Bey, winner of the American derby at Washington Park. H. Joyce of Chicago Great Western Railway placed 100 to win 113.08 for 82, collecting 5,654. Harold Foreman of Foreman National Bank bet 50 to win and 40 to show, with tickets worth 3,112.60.
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Chicago
Reveille Bey
Washington Park
H. Joyce
Chicago Great Western Railway
Reveille Bay
Harold Foreman
Foreman National Bank
Courts Uphold Regulation Act as Legislative Power
The supreme court sustains the act granting regulatory rules as binding law. It notes the conviction stands under accepted constitutional and ocean construction and praises the legislature for thoughtful, courageous enforcement, predicting substantial and growing benefits in coming years.
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Supreme Court
Death Ride Scene Claims Several In Fatal Wreck
A wreck near Anderson left M. J. Barker and Miss Wallie King of Willow Springs NC dead, Arthur Eisman of Dillon SC near death in Goldsboro hospital, and Mrs John M Murrell of Miami FL killed en route from Miami to visit Asheville NC. Mr Murrell had a fractured thigh and was hospitalized.
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Goldsboro
M. J. Barker
Wallie King
Willow Springs
N. C
Arthur Eisman
Dillon
S. C
Goldsboro Hospital
John M. Murrell
Miami
Asheville
Murrell
Murder Charge After Wreck Near Goldsboro
A car crash near Goldsboro left Arthur Eisman of Dillon and others injured. Tom Jones of Honey Path driving drunk on the wrong side faced a murder charge and was taken to Anderson hospital guarded by a deputy. D H Fish of Willow Springs was held for grand jury action on driving drunk after the collision.
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Anderson Hospital
John M. Jr
Tom Jones
Honey Path, & cC
Jones
D. H. Fish
Willow Springs
N. C
Bend
Attempted death by own action ends in self-inflicted gunshot
Frank W. Davis, 58, a farmer from Danville, Viad, ended a 26 day fast with a shotgun wound to the heart. He was found dead in his cabin by neighbors, the weapon beside him with a cord to the trigger. Authorities called it death by own action. Physicians said he had been dead eight to ten hours. Davis had just returned to his cabin after authorities sought to have him committed for observation at Western State hospital for the insane.
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Danville
Frank W. Davis
Davis
Western State Hospital
Week End Drowning Toll and Storm Casualties Across Regions
Reports from multiple cities recount weekend storm disasters. Texas saw nine deaths and heavy wheat damage in Oklahoma. Wichita Falls flood forced evacuations. In New England nine drowned and heat caused several prostrations. Montpelier and Boston recorded high temperatures. Ontario incidents left two dead in Hamilton and two Toronto youths killed in a car crash. Toledo search mounted for eight missing after a speedboat outing on Lake Erie. Camden tragedy claimed a man and his fiancee in a Pike collision near town.
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Dallas
Texas
Southwest
Oklahoma
Boston
New
Prescott
Ont
Toronto
Jack Palmer
Duncan McTavish
Fred Massey
St. Claire
Mich
Toledo
Lake Erie
Rattlesnake Island
Pelee Island
Put- In-Bay Island
Camden
N. J
Roy Sanders
Haddon Heights
West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital
Ex-Kaiser Explains Actions To Author In Berlin
The former German emperor, said by friends to be saddened by Poultney Bigelow's criticism of his role in starting the world war, greeted the American writer in Berlin on June 16 as records of the encounter emerge.
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Berlin
Poultney Bigelow
Bigelow Seeks Forgiveness From Wilhelm at Doorn Meeting
Doorn Netherlands November meeting ends with a handshake as Wilhelm II forgives American visitor Mr. Bigelow for wartime suspicions. Bigelow, 75, arrives from America to hear the former Kaiser’s full case on war guilt. The visit, hosted by Wilhelm and Hermine, lasts a weekend of dialogue on political issues and reconciliation.
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Doorn
Holland
Bigelow
America
Wilhelm
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Joe E. Brown
Coats
Death Rides
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Happy Days Co
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Miss Gooch
Reginald Denny
Man
McNamee News
Leo Byrum
Acme School of the Dance
High Point
Web
Fast
Self
Wichita Falls
Hamilton
White Horse Pike
Sanders
Violet Wright
Wonder Singer
Idol
the Radio
Don Juan
Chesterfield
Cargrus
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