Rebels Fall Back to Old Strongholds in Balkan Uprising
Government forces recaptured Seres and Demirhissar as rebels retreated toward Kavalla after an uprising began. Loyalist troops entered Seres with a cavalry detachment leading the main government column. Unconfirmed reports said Drama was evacuated and General Demetras Kamanos planned to abandon Kavalla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kavalla
Struma
Tsagezi
Seres
Salonika
Kamanos
Kavalia
Demirhissar
Drama
Demetras Kamanos
Military action near Seres as rebel forces retreat toward frontier
At Athens railway station guards averted a clash as Salonika garrison officers arrested for rebel conspiracies faced demonstrations by troops and citizens. Government reports claim 3 000 rebels surrendered while others fled north toward the Turko Bulgarian frontier. Casualties over 48 hours reach about 4 000. fighting centers between Dorian lake and Demirhiesar. Kondylis signals guerrilla war may last weeks as rebels occupy the Hindenburg line fortifications. The fleet awaits to challenge the Veniselist navy, with a decisive engagement possible.
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Tures
Athens
Salonika
Dorian Lake
Demirhiesar
Seres
George Kondylis
Hindenburg
Bright Spots In Business World
Securities Commission hailed a thaw in capital as Pacific Gas and Electric sold a 45 million refunding bond the largest under the securities act. Analyst Dawes predicted relief by July while commerce reported record early 1935 industrial activity and payroll gains. United States Steel and Bethlehem reported narrowed losses and profits, with Westinghouse turning a small net gain, as lawmakers debate school funding, dividends tax, and a three percent general sales tax.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
James M. Landis
Charlies G. Dawes
Tucson
Arizona
Department of Commerce
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Major block facing relief bill probes Amster and Granby officials
An investigation examined stock transactions of Nathan L. Amster, prominent New York attorney, and other Granby Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company, Ltd. officials in shares of the British Columbia firm.
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Nathan L. Amster
New York
Granby Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company, Ltd
British Columbia
Expenditure Bill Nears Balance With Small Gap
The bill totals 31,237,000 with new taxes and a 75 carryover and seeks 650,000 highway funds to reach 31,887,000, only 13,000 short of appropriations. Cherry says the gap can be wiped out by minor adjustments as balance efforts continue. Governors and lawmakers push for 26 percent raises for low paid teachers and state workers.
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Cherry
General Assembly
Money Committee
Associated Press
Bhring
Prison unrest breaks at Cary and Mecklenburg camps
A wave of inmate unrest hits Cary prison farm and Mecklenburg camp as convicts refuse work and threaten guards. Officials say no major disorder yet. staffer E F Berry heads to Charlotte to probe. Prisoners allege harsh confinement and freezing conditions. two inmates had feet amputations last week after alleged mistreatment. A five member legislative committee plans Mecklenburg visit this week while Highway and Public Works Commission head Waynick helped inspect conditions.
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Whitley
Mecklenburg County
Cary Farm
Raleigh
J. B. Roach
Supervieae
Penal Division
Mecklenburg
Roach
Woodrow Wilson Shropshire
Robert Barnes
Mecklenburg Camp
Rosch and
Capite M. Waynick
Highway and Publice Works Commission
City of High Point Sued Over Seizure by Two Police
A. F. Blackwell of High Point sues the City of High Point and two policemen A. J. Hussey and W. K. Carroll for 7500 dollars. He alleges officers seized his army rifle and damaged it, jailed him 20 hours with 16 hours without medical care, and denied his wife access to a doctor. He seeks 2500 dollars in actual damages and 2500 punitive from the officers and 2500 from the city.
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Greensboro
High Point
A. J. Hussey
W. KE. Carroll
Superior Court
A. F. Blackwell
Blackwell
Carroll
Hussey
Disorder at camps prompts Roach warning to superintendents
Roach orders immediate reporting of any disorder after outbreaks at two camps. He warns potential trouble at Cary where about 200 white prisoners are held. The remark underlines rising security concerns and the risk of further unrest at the facility.
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Roach
Cary
Reynolds heirs press for full estate claim in Forsyth court
Judge Moore reserved ruling on hearing scope as preliminary pleadings proceed. Reynolds heirs seek acceptance of their offer while Cannons’ co guardian Annie Cannon objects. Lawyers warn against broad review of Reynolds Cannon divorce and related marriage context amid local barrages in Forsyth courtroom.
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Moore
Forsyth Court
B.&. Womble
Reynolds
A. L. Brooke
Greensboro
Annie L. Cannon
Anne Cannon Po II
Reynolds-Cannon
Reynolds-Holman
Womble
Clayton Moore
Death of two year old from home fire in Forest City
Royce Kenneth Skipper aged two, son of an unemployed textile worker, died at his Forest City home from burns received when a fire in his home sparked by a clothing fire. Authorities reported the accident occurred recently and the child succumbed to injuries at home.
Rockefeller in frail health with long time staff changes
The article notes John D. Rockefeller is recovering from a winter illness and living plainly in his rooms with long time valet John Yordi and night attendant Henry Lyle. He rises late, misses former social and church routines, and is read to by Mrs. W. R. Mitchell while remaining mentally sharp and involved in stocks.
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John Yordi
Henry Lyle
Rockefeller
Union Church
Hotel Ormond
W. R. Mitchell
Casements
Crescent Limited Delayed By Hours
Southern passenger train No. 7 known as the Crescent Limited ran nearly seven hours late today due to undetermined trouble north of Monroe Virginia. Local dispatchers communicated but had not received definite information on the cause. It was due to arrive in H Point at 10 28 this morning.
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Southern
Crescent Limited
Monroe
Rebel cruiser Averoff could strike Athens rail line
The report discusses the insurgent Averoff and the fear it could bombard the Athens Salka railroad near the coast, risking a grave international confrontation between Greece and Britain and potentially leading to Salon’s fall.
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Averoff
Actiity
Greece
Britain
Simpson International
Athens
Athens-Salka
Seacoast
Salon
Escape from Greece traps AP writer and officials
An Associated Press writer escapes Greece as Americans seek safer zones. A Gary Tobacco representative was barred from going to Seres to check his company’s personnel welfare and a Bulgarian consul in Dresden was forbidden to depart Greece without proper permission.
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Gary Tobacco Company
Seres
Dresden
Greece
Stanback Headache Relief Ad Promises Fast Easing
An old advertisement touts STANBACK as a fast acting remedy for headaches neuralgia and joint pains with no after effects. It promises quick relief within minutes and highlights a balanced prescription, offering ten and twenty five cent sizes and mail order from Salisbury NC.
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Stanback
Dept. A 4
Salisbury
NW. C
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