Problems of Justice Discussed By Judges At Closing Session
Asheville June 16 three circuit and 11 district federal judges closed sessions discussed administration of justice reforms. Topics included probation law administration uniform rules of practice and use of special masters in chancery and equity cases. Judge John J. Parker will present results to Chief Justice Hughes and Attorney General Mitchell. Represented states include North Carolina South Carolina Virginia West Virginia Maryland.
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Asheville
Charles ER. Hughes
U. S. Supreme Court
Mitchell
John J. Parker
Charlotte
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Train Hits Washout Kills Two Train Crew in Pennsylvania
An engineer and a fireman were killed when a freight train struck a washout at Mann's Run near Columbia Pennsylvania early today. The accident occurred about six miles east of here on the Pennsylvania railroad line.
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Columbia, Pa
Pennsylvaia Railroad
Mann’s Run
Here
Downward Trend in Stock Market Hits Rails Hard
The market shows persistent downward momentum with rails a soft spot due to profit taking ahead of higher freight rate filings. Downticks include Atchison Union Pacific Norfolk Western Northern Pacific Canadian Pacific Allied Chemical Continental Can and Brooklyn Manhattan Transit while U S Steel and others hold up. German reparations uncertainty weighs on sentiment as money markets stabilize and drought fears affect Canadian Pacific and Northern Pacific.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Atchigan
Union Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Allied Chemical
Columbian Carbon
North American
Continental Can
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
Mexican Petroleum
U. S. Steel
Germany
Wall Street
Treasury
Northwest
Canada
Brooklyn-Manhattan
Untermeyer
Prohibition raid uncovers 107 gallons of whiskey
Three cave like pits on Clarence Causey property seven miles from Charlotte held 107 gallons of whiskey hidden beneath timbers and cinders. Prohibition agents seized the cache and Causey was arrested on prohibition charges after descending into the pits to retrieve evidence.
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Charlotte
Clarence Causey
Prohibition
Causey
India Raises Auto Registrations 170 Percent in Six Years
In India automobile registrations surged by 170 percent over six years, reflecting strong demand and expanding vehicle adoption across the country. The increase highlights growth in both passenger and commercial transport sectors.
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India
Kilpatrick Dies at 45 in Statesville
M G Kirkpatrick, 45, a Charlotte banker with 20 years at Charlotte National Bank, died at his sister's home in Statesville. He previously worked at National Union bank of Rock Hill and was a Erskine College graduate. Funeral at Chalmers Memorial AR Presbyterian Church in Charlotte at 4 pm tomorrow officiated by Rev Ernest Neal Orr.
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Statesville
M. G. Kirkpatrick
Charlotte
W. 2. Ramsey
Kirkpatrick
Charlotte National Bank
Old National Union Bank
Rock Hill
S. C
Erskine College
Due West
Lizzie Gary Kirkpatrick
A. G. Kirkpatrick
G. W. Kirkpatrick
Marion
W. B. Ramsey
Mitchell College
W. B. Lindsay
North Carolina Women's Christian Temperance Union
H. P. Williams
Chalmers Memorial Associate Reformed Presbyterian Meeting House
Ernest Neal Orr
A. R. P. Tabernacle
Coal Merchants Convene in Greensboro
Carolina retail coal merchants opened their annual convention at Sedgefield today with about 200 from the Carolinas and Virginia in attendance.
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Greensboro
N. C
Sedgefield
Carolinas
Virginia
Car Plunges Over Embankment. Driver Escapes With Scratch
A Newark man, Jack Bobkin, drove off an embankment down 380 feet to rocks. The car ended on its side with no one seriously hurt. Bobkin had a slight ear scratch and his companion was unharmed.
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Jack Bobkin
Newark
N. 4
Bobkin
Thrills a Second Laughs a Minute at Broadhurst
El Brendel Spencer Tracy Edward and Everett Horton star in a fast moving comedy of newlyweds. The article notes the actors’ long careers and mentions a home in Lenoir and a 1914 arrival. The widow Annie Hunt of Newton survives with five daughters: Harper of Hickory Wadsworth of Charlotte Rhyne of Mant Holly Henkel sisters Celeste and Christine of Statesville.
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el Brendel Spencer
Tracy Edward
Everett Horton
Speculation on Changes in Colonial Governorships
Reports from Manila and Washington discuss potential resignations and new appointments in colonial leadership. Dwight F. Davie, former secretary of war, and Theodore Roosevelt are named as possible candidates for posts in the far east. Davis and the war department deny ongoing resignation offers.
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Ica
Dwight F. Davie
Philippines
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Rico
Hoover
Far East
Manila
Davis
Akron student T Lamar Ross dies by self fall
Authorities explain the death of T Lamar Ross 28 once popular at Vanderbilt and Tennessee. He leaped from a 19th story window of a new Akron skyscraper after a drinking spree. YMCA officials say he was recovering and without funds, but police doubt these facts fully explain the act.
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Akron
T. Lamar Ross
Vanderbilt University
University of Tennessee
Ross
Sawyer Named Director of Federal Employment Stabilization Board
Donald H. Sawyer of New York City was named director of the federal employment stabilization board formed under the Wagner bill. A consulting engineer and University of Illinois graduate, he led Camp Bragg construction in North Carolina during World War I.
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Washington
Donald H. Sawyer
New York City
Federal Employment Stabilization Board
Lamont
Sawyer
University of Ilinois
Camp Bragg
North Carolina
Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in Charlotte
Delegates to the North Carolina Christian Endeavor Society gather in Charlotte for a three day state convention hosted by the Mecklenburg county unit led by President Miss Maud Little. State president is Rev. R Gordon Spaugh of Winston Salem.
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Charlotte
N. C
Christian Endeavor Society
Mecklenburg County Christian Endeavor Union
L P Henkel Dies In Statesville
N P Henkel 69 a noted businessman of Statesville and Blowing Rock died of a heart attack at his home after a year of declining health. Funeral arrangements set for 4 30 p m tomorrow. Henkel was a native of Catawba.
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Statesville
N. P. Henkel
Blowing Rock
Henkel
Catawba
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Mgr
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DE Soto
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High Point
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Greylnks School
St. Cloud
Fla
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Deep River Church
Pearl Jordan
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J. L. White, Inc
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Washout
George Sautely
Budapest
Continent
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Ham
Saeane Grain Table
MG. Kilpatrick
Sister
Coal Merchants Convention
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L. P. Henkel
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