Roosevelt in Quinol Vuilo Many Witnesses Heard in Probe
A Republican poll holder at Dobson precinct testified in a probe into alleged fraudulent voting in the June 4 primary. Lillian Hark Trader said absentee votes might have gone to dead voters and she protested ballots for voters out of the county too long. Investigating attorney general Brummitt leads the inquiry, prompted by K R Hoyle’s charges amid a gubernatorial race where Ehringhaus led Fountain.
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Dobson, N. Hs
Dobson
Lillian Hark- Trader
Pennis G. Brummitt
K. R. Hoyle
Sanford
R. T. Fountain
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Hoyle
Prohibition plank debates shape Democratic platform
In Chicago a Democratic resolutions committee advanced a repeal submission plank amid wets and drys clashing over the issue. Roosevelt allies pushed a brief pledge to submit repeal to the states as McAdoo pressed to form and sit the platform subcommittee with a roster including Wheeler Hull Glass Walsh Palmer Comstock and O Mahoney.
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Chicago
Democratic Resolutions Committee
Organized Wets and Drys
All Star
Resolutions Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
New York
McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
California
Hitchcock
Wheeler
Montana
Hull
Tennessee
Glass
Virginia
Walsh
Massachusetts
A. Mitchell Palmer
District of Columbia
William V. Comstock
Michigan
Joseph O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Daniels Not Opposed To Resubmission On Prohibition
Former Secretary of the Navy Daniel s arrives in Chicago as North Carolina delegate at the Democratic National Convention. He supports people voting on Prohibition and favors a plain platform on prohibition, while stressing jobs and economic issues as top priorities. He predicts a potential division among Tar Heels and would reaffirm enforcement of all laws if drafting the platform.
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Daniels
Chicago
North Carolina
Tar Heel
Morrison Hotel
Roosevelt
New York
Raleigh
Houston
Siamese Kingdom About 10 Topple
In Siam on June 25 rebels pressured King Prajadhipok toward constitutional limits. An army navy rebellion halted the royal family, with princes arrested and a gunboat sent to Huahin to secure the king's decision. If refused republic advocates threaten abolition of the monarchy.
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Bangkok
Siam
Prajadhipok
Huahin
Laxton Leads After First Round in Carolina Amateur
Raleigh report says Erwin Laxton of Chasteres Al Dowtin held a one stroke edge over Wake Forest star in the opening 18 holes of the 86 hole Carolina amateur championship at Laxton’s home course.
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Laxton
Raleigh
Erwin Laxton
Chasteres
al Dowtin
Wake Forest Star
Carolinas
Perkins Opens Clear Lead in U S Open Round Three
British contender T Phillip Perkins shot a 74 in the third round to move to 219 after 54 holes at Fresh Meadow Flushing. He holds a one stroke lead over Jose Jurado of Argentina and Leo Diegel of Agua Caliente Mexico as the day ends.
Hoover Heads to Rapidan for Holiday Weekend
President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover depart the White House with their eldest son Herbert Hoover Jr. for a weekend at the Rapidan fishing camp in Virginia after a sudden decision to retreat to the mountains.
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Hoover
Washington
Herbert Hoover, Jr
White House
Rapidan
Virginia Mountains
King Accepts Provisional Government Terms in Siam
Kennett Potter, American charge d affaires in Bangkok, cabled that the king will head a constitutional monarchy under the provisional government and that the acceptance was enthusiastically received by the public.
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Washington
Kennett Potter
Bangkok
Siam
State Department
Congress in Doing Continues Senate Aid Bill Debate
Senate continues consideration of a 979 million dollar independent offices supply bill as relief bill conferees begin work to adjust differences with the House. AP reports ongoing legislative action and negotiation steps.
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House
Confederate Vets Evacuate Richmond Again Peaceably
Confederate veterans evacuate Richmond peacefully after the 42nd convention. They march past statues of Lee Jackson Stuart and Davis led by Major John Crowley and plan to proceed to Washington with the Sons of Confederate Veterans and Confederate Memorial association. A grand ball and afternoon entertainments capped the event.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Sons of
Confederated Southern Memorial Association
Lee
Jackson
Stuart
Jefferson Davis
John Crowley
New Orleans
Confederate Southern Memorial Association and
Sons of Confederate Veterans
City Armories
Will POems on disarmament plan stance
Beverly Hills dispatch quotes Will POens expressing skepticism about disarmament talks. He says nations without arms favor proposals while well armed nations resist. He notes that even if proposals favor Mexico and Canada, the U S would buy more guns if involved in European conferences. He suggests a day of thanksgiving for oceans’ judgment.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Hoover
Europe
Mexico
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
Will
Relief legislation faces stalemate in House Senate conferees
House and Senate conferrees must approve a compromise bill evolving from the Wag ner measure in the Senate and the Garner measure in the House. Other issues remain unsettled as talks continue.
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House
Senate
Congress in knots over relief amid drought and debate
Washington June 25 Congress adjournment delayed as unemployment relief economy and appropriation bills face sharp contention. Conferees work to reconcile two major relief plans each proposing over 2 billion dollars for jobs and hungry relief, with at least 500 million in bonds for federal works. Hoover denounces bond plans as wasteful and destructive.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Hoover
Wagner
Dem
N. Y
Red Cross
Farm Board
Bank Building Fire Ravages Macon Seven Stories
A spectacular blaze in Macon Georgia destroyed most of the seven story Citizens and Southern National Bank building. Officials estimated damage around 700000 dollars as firefighters brought the fire under control early today.
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Macon
Citizens and Southern National Bank
Charlotte Boy Drives Car With Neck Broken
Vance Young, 18, of Charlotte, N C, drove an automobile from Greenville North Carolina to Knoxville with a broken neck. He dove into shallow water at Greenville, was pulled out unconscious, revived, then drove to Knoxville. X rays showed a fracture of the fifth cervical vertebrae. he is improving.
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Knoville
Tenn
Vance Young
Charlotte
N. C
Greenville
Knoxville
Actors In Censored Play Sue Police Over Arrest
Twenty three cast members of Lysistrata in Los Angeles filed a $226000 damages suit against Captain Deighton McD Jones head of the police vice squad alleging false imprisonment and malicious prosecution after arrests intended to suppress the show.
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Los Angeles
Deighton McD. Jones
One Week Left in North Carolina Runoffs
North Carolina Democrats face a final week to decide their Senate and Governor nominees for November after the June 4 primary reduced candidates to four. Robert Reynolds leads Cameron Morrison, while Morrison and Governor Gardner backers aim to secure the United States Senate nomination. J C B Ehringhaus pushes to improve his chances as party choices finalize next Saturday.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
Cameron Morrison
United States Senate
O. Max Gardner
Hutton Defense Battles Scandal in Court Plea
In Los Angeles on June 25, Myrtle Hazel Joan St Pierre testified in a $200000 heart balm suit against David L Hutton. The tense session included sobs and denials as defense questions touched on alleged extortion plots and ties to Aimee Semple McPherson. A recess followed as emotional testimony continued.
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Los Angeles
Myrtle Hazel
Joan St. Pierre
David L. Hutton
Vesterday
Ted
Aimee Semple McPherson
Mrs. St. Pierre
Pete Hill
Hill
Mark Jones
Cuban immigrant found fatally stabbed in alley
In Asheville on June 25 Sabiano Martinez a Cuban resident for several months was found fatally wounded in an alley. Friends suggested he may have taken his own life as two bullet wounds appeared with a pistol nearby. Police notified his brother J F Martinez in Habana Cuba.
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Asheville
Sabiano Martinez
Martinez
J. F. Martinez
Edificio Castro
Peso Calle Oy
Vedado
Habana
Cuba
The Gift of a Vacation Subscription to The Enterprise
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Enterprise
High Point
Roosevelt foes form coalition to challenge two thirds rule
Baker and Cox joined opponents of abrogation as a coalition formed to bolt Roosevelt if he were renominated without the two thirds rule. Ohio statements by Baker and Cox reflect debate over changing the rule, with Baker warning against deterring a strong candidate and Cox calling the proposal an unfortunate error.
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Chicago
Baker
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
James M. Cox
Origin of $125 000 Blaze Gutting Lenoir Probed By Officials
Officials investigated the origin of a 125000 fire that swept a veneer warehouse a storage plant and several outbuildings in Lenoir and Hickory. The Subbs Veneer warehouse and an Atlantic Refining storage tank farm were destroyed as explosions and flames spread through the area. Several nearby homes were saved.
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Lenoir
N. C
Hickory
Subbs Veneer Company
Atlantic Refining Company
Former Wilmington Officials Indicted for Extortion Plot
Parker Quince Moore former mayor and J. J. Furlong Sr former police chief face superior court charges for allegedly extorting money from Mrs. Jesse Kenan Wise. Bond set at 7500 and 1000 respectively. witnesses include a Black messenger and a government- era typewriter expert connected to the case.
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Furlong
Moore
Jesse Kenan Wise
Wilmington
N. C
Parker Quince Moore
J. J. Furlong
Superior Court
Henry A. Grady
William Bennett
Fred Tucker
Wise
H. F. Wolfe
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Fla
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