Light docket in municipal court case roundup
R T Powell pleaded not guilty to abandonment and non support and offered to contribute what he can for his wife and children. Judge Teague urged continued effort. The session included bans on prohibition cases, drunk and disorderly fines, suspended sentences on good behavior, traffic and B misdemeanors, and an operating car while intoxicated fine with a driving prohibition.
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R. T. Powell
Lewis E. Teague
Willie Dixon
Will Lassiter
Ben Lassiter
Roy Andrews
Herbert Outen
Walter Dorsett
T. J. Robbins
Courtroom Docket Notes on Fines and Costs
Summary lists penalties for speeding and drunk and disorderly conduct. A. Cowart must pay half the costs for speeding and J. D. Barber faces costs for a drunk and disorderly conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cowart
J. D. Barber
Lawmakers Advance Bills On Utilities Oversight And Hours
Senate bill sought to empower the corporation commission to regulate securities issued by public utilities. A House measure passed to standardize state employee work hours and holidays, enforcing an eight hour day and limited paid leaves. The absentee ballot repeal was tabled to restrict its scope to Halifax and Polk counties. Both chambers adjourned to a short session with only local bills on the agenda.
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Hill
Durham
Corporation Commission
Graham
Robeson
Pope
Halifax
Polk
President elect keeps busy as inauguration nears
Autograph seekers chase Mrs. Roosevelt at the Walsh residence while the president elect meets hotel officials and dignitaries. Senators Bulkley and Byrd call, Raymond Moley is named future assistant secretary of state, Harold Ickes visits with Mrs. Ickes, and William Woodin arrives to join the new cabinet minus the Walsh vacancy. Homer Cummings is expected to replace Walsh as attorney general.
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Sonal
Senator Walsh
Montana
Walsh
Roosevelt
President Elect
Pace
Senator Bulkley
Ohio
Raymond Moley
Richard E. Byrd
Harold L. Ickes
Chicago
Interior
Ickes
William H. Woodin
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
300 Mile Stretch in Ruins After Disaster
Authorities fear thousands may be dead as a 300 mile stretch is ruined. Many towns submerged, communication cut off in vast area hindering reports. Initial assessments indicate only minor damage in some zones.
Earthquake and Tsunami Ruin Northern Honshu Coast
A 300 mile stretch of northern Honshu from Tokyo’s region to Cape Shiriya lies in ruins after the quake and tsunami. The disaster also affected the coast of Hokkaido Yezo, about 200 miles farther north, with no reported damage there yet.
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Tokyo
Honshu
Cape Shiriya
Hokkaido
Yezo Island
North Carolina Passes Emergency Banking Law Amid Limited Withdrawals
Raleigh moves fast as Governor Ehringhaus negotiates a new emergency banking measure granting the bank commissioner broad powers. Some banks impose five percent withdrawal limits, while others operate normally. The law restricts withdrawals on deposits made after postponement notices and faces a legislative vote in the House.
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Datory
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Washington
Pennsylvania
Gurney P. Hood
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Hood
First National Bank of
Asheville
New Bern
Salisbury
Wilmington
Greensboro
North Carolina Industrial Bank
Morris Plan Industrial Bank
Winston-Salem
Durham
Elizabeth City
Fayetteville
Charlotte
Rocky Mount
Goldsboro
Frank Page
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
House
Scarborough
Richmond
Bank Commissioner Rules Extend to New Deposits and Postponed Withdrawals
The act grants the commissioner of banks power to permit banks to extend time deposits, postpone payment of demand deposits, and receive new deposits under strict controls. It requires banks to segregate new deposits and invest them under the commissioner's orders, with costs borne by the bank. The commissioner may take possession of noncompliant institutions and impose terms for continued operation. The act becomes effective after ratification.
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Commission of of Banks
Commissioner of Banks
Fraternity Rush Week Set to Start at High Point College
Fraternity rush week for the spring semester begins Saturday at High Point College and lasts seven days. Each of the three fraternities and three sororities will host freshmen with a social night. Bids will be issued through the college office on Wednesday after rushing ends.
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High Point College
Fireman Fatally Wounded in Quarrel Incident
John Boyd a fireman with the High Point railroad was stabbed in the left side during a quarrel with Viola Crawford and taken to High Point hospital shortly before 2 PM. Boyd was picked up by Sechrest’s ambulance at 405 Taylor Street and refused to disclose the origin of the dispute or his address.
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John Boyd
Viola Crawford
High Point
Thomasville
Deton
Boyd
Sechrest
Taylor Street
Guilford Council to Meet Tonight in Greensboro
Guilford Council No 23 NCUAM will meet at 110 East Washington Street tonight at 7:80. Entertainment committee chaired by Thomas C Godwin promises a special program. R C Plummer to preside.
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Guilford Council
Guilford
B C Headache Relief Marketed By North Carolina Pharmacist
A North Carolina pharmacist creates a multi ingredient formula sold as B C to ease nearly any headache within minutes. Available in 10 and 25 cent sizes at druggists, the product claims rapid relief for nerve racking and other pain.
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North Carolina
B. C
Roosevelt to honor Walsh widow as body returns home
The Roosevelt family plans a restrained tribute as the body of late Montana Senator Walsh returns to Washington from a train trip from Florida. Mrs Walsh rests at the Capitol apartment 1661 Crescent Place as leaders convey condolences while a possible state funeral is weighed.
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Montana
Walsh
Havana
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Senate
Capitol
Crescent Place
Florida
Washington
Union
Alexandria
Virginia
John Walsh
Cou
Mrs Hat tie Sechrest Hoskins Rites Set For Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Hat tie Sechrest Hoskins wife of D. W. Hoskins will be held Saturday at 2 30 from the Hoskins home 427 East Washington with Rev G Ray Jordan Wesley Memorial church Liston Pope director of Religious Education and Rev J M Hilliard of North Main Baptist church officiating Interment will follow in Oakwood cemetery Pallbearers are B C Harmon A A Allred T R Short J W Kearns J S Welborn O E Kearns J O Connor and C Dunbar
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Hattie Sechrest Hoskins
D. W. Hoskins
East Washington Street
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
Liston Pope
J. M. Hilliard
North Main Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
B. C. Harmon
A. A.allred
T. R. Short
J. W. Kearns
J. 8. Welborn
O. E. Kearns
J. O. Connor
C. Dunbar
Butter and Bee Products Prices Steady in Chicago Markets
Butter and bees values in Chicago trade show steady to firm demand. Butter totals 9,848 with creamery specials at 93 score, extras 92, firsts around 88-89, and standards near 90. Bees total 9,255 with prices holding. report notes unchanged levels.
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Chicago
Embattled Walsh Family Faces Grief at Station
Mrs Walsh, under deep emotional strain, is escorted from the station by her physician and Senator Wheeler, Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, and Mrs Gudger, daughter of a senator, as Durial arrangements are hoped to be announced today.
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Walsh
Charles Gudger
Burton K. Wheeler
David JT. Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
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