Prohibition Central as New Jersey Primary Focus
Newark dispatch reports the New Jersey Republican primary centers on prohibition with Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow, former Senator Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, and Representative Franklin W. Fort contesting for U S Senate. Polls expect 500000 to 650000 votes as campaigns close with rival claims of victory.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Franklin W. Fort
Ambassador Morrow
Frelinghuysen
Morrow
Fort
State Anti-Saloon League
Hoover signs tariff bill ending eight year rate regime
President Hoover signed the tariff bill at 12 59 PM with Mellon and customs officials present. The law overhauls more than a thousand rates and starts at midnight, with officials ready to handle ship cargo papers and implement new rules.
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Mellon
Francis X. Eble
Customs
Smoot
Utah
Shortridge
California
Hawley
Oregon
Treadway
Massachusetts
Watson
Indiana
Bacharach
New Jersey
Representative Treadway
Rockefeller Jr to Build 250 Million Midtown Center
John B. Rockefeller Sr plans a $250 million entertainment complex in midtown Manhattan. The four-block site between 5th and list streets and Sixth Avenue will include a 60 story skyscraper and a theater complex run by Radio-Keith-Orpheum. 27 broadcasting studios will be housed in the tower.
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New York
Midtown Manhattan
John B. Rockefeller
Sth
List Streets
Fifth Avenues
Sixth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corporation
Lemnarchus Wins Coventry Stakes at Ascot
Lemnarchus won the Coventry Stakes by one length over Sir Andrew with three lengths to Pharian. Bonny Boy II took the Ascot Stakes, Richborough was second, Buoyant Bachelor third in a field of twenty. The Ascot meeting opened with a royal procession led by the king and queen as the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Gloucester rode in the open coach.
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Ascot
England
Lord Ellesmere
Sir Andrew
William Woodward
Lord Allandale
Pharian
Bonny Boy II
M. E. I. de Stallery
Lord Derby
Richborough
C. W. Gordon
Bachelor
Charles Lamster
Trimdon
Prince of Wales
Duke of Gloucester
Tornado Toll In Minnesota Wisconsin Tops Million
Red Cross says last Friday tornadoes in Minnesota and Wisconsin affected 300 families and caused more than 1 million dollars in damage across both states.
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Red Wing
Minn
Red Cross
Minnesota
Wisconsia
Eight Americans in British Open play at Hoylake
Hoylake England June 17 With eight Americans included 114 players start a 72 hole medal play British Open. Archie Compston led with 141, while Leo Diegel, George Von Elm, Bobby Jones, Jim Barnes, Horton Smith and others qualified in the top ranks. The low 100 players and ties advance. Special to the Enterprise Thomasville report on Mills Home shows 200000 current fund income and 1081507.69 net worth with 634 children in care.
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Hoy Lake
England
Archie Compston
W. T. Twine
Leo Diegel
Cyril Tolley
George von Elm
Booby Jones
Macc
Donald Smith
Bobby Jones
Jim Barnes
Horton Smith
Don Moe
F. C. Stevens, Jr
Henry Cotton
Thomasville
M.L. Kesler
Mills Home
Thomasville Baptist Orphanage
Board of Trustees
J. Powell Tucker
First Baptist Church
Raleigh
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
John H. Mills
John T. Lambeth
Lambeth
B. W. Spillman
Kinston
J. C. Hough
Kennedy Home
W. L. Bowman
Mothers’ Aid
Hattie Edwards
W. G. Smith
J. A. McMillan
Archibald Johnson
R. D. Covington
Mattie Pell James
McMillan
Mills Home Church
Constable Candidate Is Fined for Whisky Possession
Raleigh June 17. Matthew D. Mooneyham clothing salesman and constable candidate in the June 7 township primary was fined $100 after a guilty finding for possession of whiskey. Officers found 323 jars in his garage when he was not at home seeking votes.
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Raleigh
Matthew Dd
Mooneyham
Cat bites boy then dies after nine lives lost
Greensboro dispatch reports Speigh Bird a 16 year old high school junior was bitten by a cat on Sunday but was unharmed. The same cat died today after the incident, end of life for the animal.
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Greensboro
Speigh Bird
Bird
British Gandhi Negotiations Contradicted Again
London June 17 AP The Exchange Telegraph had reported negotiations for a settlement between Mahatma Gandhi and Sir Prabh Asanker Pattani in a Bombay dispatch this morning. This afternoon the same agency said the reported meeting had been authoritatively contradicted.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Bombay
Mahatma Gandhi
Prabh Asanker Pattani
Cliffside Man Is Accidentally Slain
CLIFFSIDE N C June 17 Tom Tate 43 year old insurance man was instantly killed this morning by the accidental discharge of his shotgun when he stepped from his automobile
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Cliffside
N. C
Tom Tate
Cole Blease Opens Senate Campaign in Sumter
In Sumter South Carolina June 17 Cole L Blease launched his bid for re election to the Senate declaring editors libel against him and vowing to uphold the Volstead act He boasted of more achieved in his first term including a third judge ship and criticized opponents while denying any money spent on his campaign.
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Sumter
S. C
South Carolina
Senate
Blease
South Carolin
Metropolitan Boston Population Tops 1.95 Million
The 1920 to 1940 census shows metropolitan Boston at 1,955,384 residents, up 271,510 or 16.1 percent. The district covers 14 cities and 26 towns under the Metropolitan District Commission for sewer, water and parks.
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Boston
Metropolitan District Commission
Maine Nominates White Schall Leads In Minn
In Minnesota Schall, independent Republican, led for re election in a tight primary with 72 596 votes in 977 precincts 3 698 statewide while Gov Theodore Christianson trailed with 45 508 and John F Sleb had 7 674. In Maine Walace H White Jr won the Republican nomination for U S senator after a race that featured Ralph O Brewster and Dugald B Dewar with White leading early and decisive totals.
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ST. Paul
Theodore Christianson
John F. Sleb
Christianson
Schall
Selb
Portland
Walace H. White, Jr
National House
Arthur R. Gould
White
Ralph O. Brewster
Dugald B. Dewar
Brewster
Frederick Hale
Kingsford-Smith to End Air Ventures After Atlantic Flight
Captain Kingsford-Smith plans to quit aviation after reaching America on the final leg of his trans Atlantic flight. He will sell the Southern Cross, the patchwork craft he and others flew about 70 000 miles in 750 hours, marry Miss Mary Powell, and rest on his honors. Powell had insisted on the marriage as a condition of their betrothal. The plane combines two craft used by Sir Hubert Wilkins in Arctic exploration.
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Dublin
Kingsford-Smith
Mary Powell
Melbourne
Australia
Pacific
Miss Powell
Southern Cross
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Shansi Troops Occupy Tsinan City
Peiping report says Shansi troops under Yen Hsi-Shan have occupied the important city of Tsinan. No further details available.
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Tsinan
Peiping
China
Yen Hsi-Shan
Brock and Schlee Fly Over Abilene At Dawn
William S. Brock and Edward Schlee completed a dawn-to-dawn flight over Abilene airport at 11 10 a m. They maintained an altitude near 2506 feet and speeds between 180 and 200 miles per hour as they traversed the Texan sky.
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Abiline, Tex
William S. Brock
Edward FE. Schlee
Abilene
Toda
Naval Pact Due for Senate Vote Monday
The senate foreign relations committee agreed to vote next Monday on the London naval treaty. A motion to postpone until President Hoover releases confidential papers was rejected 13 to 4, showing a majority support for the pact.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hoover
Johnson
California
Shipstead
Farmer Labor
Minnesota
Moses
New Hampshire
Robinson
Indiana
Senate
Stimson
Author Kirk Munroe Dies in Florida Sanitarium
Kirk Munroe, 79, noted author, died in a Orlando sanitarium where he had resided since November 1927, the death occurring yesterday.
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Orlando, Fla
Kirk Munroe
Farris Named North Carolina Young Democrats Organizer
Ray Farris, North Carolina 1930 graduate and Charlotte resident, is appointed temporary full time organizer for the state Young Democrats. Tyre C. Taylor says the move aims to mobilize younger voters for the November elections and insists the group remains non factional. Farris led campus life at UNC and earned the Patterson medal for outstanding student contribution while captaining Charlotte High School football and helping found the NC Federation of College Students.
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Raleigh
Ray Farris
University of North Carolina
Charlotte
North Carolina Young Democratic Organization
Tyre C. Taylor
Young Peoples Organization
Carolina
Taylor
Farris
Patterson
The
North Carolina Federation of College Students
Golden Fleece
Wilbur Oakes Sets Early Pace in Sedgefield Qualifier
In Greensboro area June 17 AP Wilbur Oakes of Chattanooga led the Southern Amateur Golf Tournament qualifying with a 72 at the Valley Brook course as heavy rain hampered players. Oakes posted 36s on both front and back nine with many favorites still on the course.
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Sedgefield
Greensboro
N.C
Wilbur Oakes
Chattanooga
BNOS
Oakes
Valley Brook
G. $. McCarthy
Charlotte
F. H. Wood
High Point
U S Frowns on Arms Exports to the Soviet Union
Washington reports a new policy of disfavor toward exporting arms munitions and warplanes to the Soviet Union though no law bans it. The Glenn L Martin Co of Baltimore abandoned plans to build twenty bombing planes and equipment for the Soviet due to State Department disapproval after consultations with the Navy and other agencies. Officials say export requests are regularly reviewed and recent developments prompted the stance.
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Washington
Soviet Union
State Department
Glenn L. Martin Co
Baltimore
Navy
Martin Co
Paramount on Parade Opens at Broadhurst Theatre
Paramount's intimate party of stars opens as a two day engagement at the Broadhurst theatre Wednesday. The big company features nearly every star or performer in their specialty, in a comedy to be seen by many High Point residents named in the Enterprise classified ads. The prompt says Read them regularly.
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Paramount
Paramount On
Twoeday
Legagement
Broadhurst Theatre
Enterprise
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