Former official of Atlantic Coast Line dead in Wilmington
Robert Alfred Brand 71, retired vice president of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, died after an extended illness in a Wilmington hospital. He joined the coast line as a messenger in Timmonsville S C and rose to vice president before retiring December 31 1928. He was considered a leading southeastern railroad official. Surviving: widow two daughters a son three brothers and three sisters. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Wilmington
Robert Alfred Brand
the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company
Brand
Messenger Bay
Timmonsville
S. C
Coast Line
Southeast
I. A. Adams
Charlotte
T. C. Taliaferro
Crawford
N. J
R. A. Brand, Jr
Hartford
C. M. Brand
Sumter
W. S. Brand
New York
J. S. Garner
Darlington
R. D. Duffie
John A. McMu
Ocala
Fla
Archer Funeral Is Conducted At Home
Funeral services for Julius L. Archer were held at his home on 903 Putnam Street with Rev. B T Gladden and Rev H O Miller officiating. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers were from Trophy Council No 29 Jr U A M. flower bearers listed. Hymns included Shall We Gather at the River and No Disappointments in Heaven with soprano duet.
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Julius L. Archer
Putnam Street
B. T. Gladden
North Park Baptist Church
H. O. Miller
Oakwood Cemetery
Trophy Council No. 29
Lee Howell
W. S. Lambert
A. N. Hill
J. R. Young
L. R. McNeil
W. E. Loyd
Grady Cagle
Charlie Marlette
Margie Russell
Dorothy Russell
Mildred Russell
Mary Wardell
Lena Beeson
Myrtle Archer
Leola Jester
Blanche Jones
Ruby Tucker
Iola Culler
Alene Fowler
Eva Jones
Dorothy Jester
Thomasville
Major Segrave's Body Is Cremated
London June 17 The body of Sir H O D Segrave who died from injuries after his speedboat Miss England II wrecked on Lake Windermere was cremated at folders Green The ceremony was attended by Lady Segrave his parents and Lord Wakefield At the same hour a large crowd gathered at St Margaret's church Westminster for a memorial service for the dead sportsman
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London
H. O. D. Segrave
Lake Windermere
Folders Green
Segrave
Sir Henry
Lord Wakefield
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
Eagles Build Massive Dens From Heavy Branches
Eagles often construct nests using large sticks and limbs that can weigh nearly a ton, forming sturdy elevated homes. The behavior showcases their remarkable material choices and engineering in seeking safety and stability.
Stocks Recap as Recovery Sparks Amid Selling Break
Stock market steadied after heavy losses with some gains by midday as big investors reportedly stepped in to support invota shares. Major issues fluctuated, with American Telephone slipping while United Aircraft and U S Steel led gains. Copper and oil prices remained weak, and bankers warned of cautious outlook for autumn demand.
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Pennsylvania
Walter Chrysler
General Motors
New York
American Telephone
U. S. — Steel
General Electric
Johns Manville
United Aircraft
American Can
Westinghouse Electric
Baltimom
Ohio
Union Pacific
Coca Cola
Columbian Carbon
Eastman Kodak
American Machine and Foundry
Jersey Central
New York Stocks All Chem O66 E90 and Major Dow Jones Listed
The column lists numerous names across sectors with figures such as Am Beet Sugar Am Tobacco and General Electric. It shows trade notes, percent changes, and stock lot numbers among a wide array of corporations including Coca Cola, Chrysler, Illinois Central, General Motors, Texaco, and Union Pacific with referenced price levels and market activity.
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Armoun
Barnsdall A
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Canada
Canadian Pacific
Cannon Mills
C&o
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Coca Cola A
Col Gas & Elec
Consol Cigar
Davidson Crem
Sss
Dupont
Elec Auto Light
Png
General Cigar
General Electric General Foods
Asces
Preepom Texas
Bee Ee Liggett Myers B
Sopigig
Mack. Trucks
Magma Copper
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
National Biscuit
Isc Sk Mem
Ok Kesas
Reynolds Tob B
Royal Dutch
Ecs
Boawoere Ui Skeees
Sears Roebuck
Biimmons OG
Ikees Sinclair Con Oil
Brgy. OG
Southern Dairies
Southern Pacific Southern
Ten Cop & Chnem Texas Corp
Timken Roll Bear
Wnlon Carbide
Ues
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
Ste Joan Coces
Tee Eee
Wee
Hancock and Sams Report Campaign Spending
Frank W. Hancock Jr of Oxford led Democratic Fifth District primary spending with 4096.78 dollars. A F Sams of Winston-Salem followed with 3365.29 dollars. Hancock allocated 1074.61 for newspaper ads while Sams spent 1672.59 on advertisements.
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Raleigh
Frank W. Hancock, Jr
Oxford
A. F. Sams
Winston-Salem
James A. Hartness
Hancock
Sams
Dismembered Gang Ride Victim Found Near Chicago
The headless body of a man with hands and feet missing was pulled from the sanitary district canal at Lockport southwest of Chicago. Police suspect it is a gang ride victim among several disappearances. Coroner officials say the body had lain weighted in the canal for at least six months. Eugene Red Mc Laughlin, a known gunman, was found in the canal two weeks earlier. Authorities dragged the canal from Chicago to Lockport to uncover further gangland mysteries.
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Chicago
Sanitary District
Lockport
Eugene
Red) McLaughlin
Cotton futures close firmer as market recovers midday gains
New Orleans trading opened with a firmer tone as July, October, and December futures rose from early lows. A late rally pushed July to 13.37 and October to 13.11, aided by stock market gains and expectations of farm loan board support.
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New Orleans
New York
Liverpool
Farm Loan Board
List of shooters and scores from regional track meet
The page lists names, places, and score totals for numerous competitors including Wilbur, Ceasar Cone, F. C. Dudley, John Grant, J. L. Brumley, Wilbur Oakes, H. P. Harder, E. G. Ballenger, N. E. Edgarton, O. I. B. Grainger, Will Jennings, Jack Wagner, P. E. B. Earnshaw, H. W. Woodward, W. O. M. Ridenhour, R. H. Chatham, Matt Wall, E. H. Angle, R. M. Soule, T. R. Brem, H. G. Phillips, R. H. Wheeler, Edmund Harison, Carl Jeffries, J. P. Glenn, F. E. Curran, R. H. Taylor, W. C. Penn, tae Berrin Moore, Harry Frickberg, Ww. J. O Conner, L. L. Diggle, L. Matton, Erwin Laxton, L. M. Graves, Hal Gaffney, C. D. Brinkley, H. P. Watson, James Hudson, Homer Lucas, J. E. Dermott, E. A. Knoth with scores ranging in the 40s to 50s and totals near 80 to 108.
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Harry Frickberg
Atlanta
Ww. J. O’conner, Jr
Durham
L. L. Diggle
Charlotte
L. €. Matton
High Point
Erwin Laxton
L. M. Graves
Statesville
Hal Gaffney
Sedgfield
Hoover Signs Tariff Bill Aims To Stabilize Rates
President Hoover indicated he would approve the revised tariff bill to promote business stability. The plan allows the tariff commission to suggest rates for presidential approval or rejection, reducing political influence and delaying further revisions for years. The bill’s signing followed public hearings that began under the Coolidge era.
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Watson
Bacharach
Hoover
Tariff Commission
House Ways and Means Committee
Coolidge
Fish lifespans and prolific egg production noted
Reports indicate many common fish species live from one to twenty years and during their lifespans lay millions of eggs, highlighting extensive reproductive potential across species.
Bailey and Pritchard Named Senate Nominees in North Carolina
The state board of elections formally declared Josiah William Bailey of Raleigh Democrat and George M. Pritchard of Asheville Republican the party nominees for the U S Senate seat held by Furnifold Simmons after canvassing the June 7 primary results. Bailey led Simmons by 67 625 votes while Pritchard outpolled George E Butler by 13 109, with no second primaries planned for most judicial races though possible in some solicitorships and one ninth district rematch between A L Winkle and Hamilton C Jones.
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Raleigh
State Board of Elections Today
Josiah William Bailey
George M. Pritchard
Asheville
United States Senate
Furnifold M. Simmons
R. C. Maxwell
Crawford Biggs
Biggs
Bailey
Senator Simmons
Pritchard
George E. Butler
Clinton
A. L. Bul- Winkle
Hamilton C. Jones
Jones
Tariff wrangling during Senate debate over Smoot-Hawley bill
Washington reports interparty wrangling over the tariff bill as Senator George of Georgia accuses market declines on headlines about Hoover signing the Smoot-Hawley measure. Smoot defends, Caraway questions manipulation, and a debate on signing pens ends with a joke about using one pen for economy and gifting it to Senator Grundy.
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Senate
George
Georgia
Hoover
Smoot-Hawley
Senator Smoot
Finance Committee
Smoot
Republican Party
Utahan
Caraway
Arkansas
White House
Grundy
Pennsylvania
Cotton opens steady as July futures rise in early session
Trading on the New York cotton market shows firm early demand with July advancing to 13.55 and new December to 13.15 amid Liverpool cables and weather map cues. Prices wobble but later month gains extend as covering buys push July to 13.79, with October and December contracts adjusting near midday. A major banking entity, with assets over 2.5 billion dollars, is announced in New York.
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New York
Liverpool
P.C
Wheat rises on record export demand from North America
Chicago wheat prices surged as export demand to Europe boosted markets. In the last five days traders reported 18 to 20 million bushels bought for shipment from Canada and the United States, with late stock and cotton price movements adding to the rally.
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Chicago Graln
John P. Boughan
Chicago
North
Aemaica
Europe
Canada
United States
Three Hodge Brothers Arrested in Gastonia Thefts
In June 1911 Gastonia officers arrested brothers Lee Stanley and Harley Hodge after finding stolen goods valued around $400 in their possession. The items were reported stolen from four box cars on Sunday night.
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Gastonia
Lee
Stanley
Harley Hodge
Four Box Cares
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Athens
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H. P. Harder
Sedgefield
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E. B. Earnshaw
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E. H. Angle
R. M. Soule
T. R. Brem
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Carl Jeffries
J. P. Glenn
F. E. Curran
R. H. Taylor
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E. A. Knoth
Memphis
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