Palmetto Senator Raps Washington Bootleggers and Prohibition
Palmetto Senator from South Carolina, Blease, charges liquor sales inside the capitol and says he will vote for dry if prohibition returns. Wayne Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League argues straw polls mislead and says official ballots show public sentiment against beer and wine.
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Palmetto
Washington
Wheeler
Mar
Apitol
Blease
Democrat
South Carolina
Thomas
Congre
T Washington Policemen’s Association
Congress
House
Senate
South Carolinian
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Executive Committee
Coolidge
Improper Pay of Transfer Firms Warned by Comptroller
Washington March 12 IAP The practice of paying transfer companies who tip off prohibition agents to illegal shipments for transportation costs from government funds was declared improper by Comptroller General McCarl. He ruled information given as a legal duty cannot be good consideration for such payments. He wrote to Secretary Mellon calling the practice improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prohibition
McCarl
Mellon
Col John Coolidge Improves Faster Than Expected
Col John Coolidge shows noticeable improvement after a night of slight setback. Mrs Johnson, nurse to the president's father, relayed to Dr Albert W. Cram that the outlook appeared more encouraging as the day progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
John Coolidge
Felder Dies in Savannah at 58 After Brief Visit
Thomas B. Felder of New York died suddenly in Savannah Georgia at age 58 while he was co receiver of the Savannah and Atlanta railway. He faced prior conviction in the Crager System Glass Casket fraud case and had appeals, discipline, and past political exposure in Georgia Washington and New York. He is survived by his widow and one son Thomas B. Felder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Thomas B. Felder
New York
Felder
Savannah and
Atlanta Railway
Charlotte Johnson
Indiana
Norfleet Johnson
Little Rock
Ark
Savanah
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justice
Crager System
Means
Federal
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Georgia
Washington
Supreme Court
United States Senate
Wheeler
Montana
Harry M. Daugherty
Oklahoma Radio Post to Install Officers
Oklahoma Radio Post No 300 of the American Legion will install its officers in a radio program at midnight Saturday. Membership is limited to World War veterans unable to attend meetings and must listen in by radio. It is the only post of its kind in the world.
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Oklahoma
Okla
Oklahoma Radio Post, No
The
American Legion
Aiwanian D Riley Haworth Host Kiwanis Luncheon Program
Dr Riley Haworth of Guilford County Education leads the Kiwanis luncheon program at the Sheraton with Russian folk songs by Alexander Pavolov of Moscow and Guilford student Paul Reynolds. H A White D R Parker J A Morris organized the event. Fred Klein won the attendance prize. Randall's Pharmacy funded the silent boosters prize.
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Riley Haworth
Department of Education
Guilford County
Alexander Pavolov
Moscow
Paul Reynolds
Kiwanis Club
Sheraton Hotel
H. A. White
D. R. Parker
J. A. Morris
Ralph Parker
Fred Klein
Randall's Pharmacy
Governor McLean to Speak at Asheboro Chamber Meeting
Governor McLean left Raleigh for Asheboro to address a chamber of commerce gathering this evening. The get-together will unite business men and farmers to discuss problems and closer cooperation in Randolph County.
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Raleigh
McLean
Asheboro
Randolph County
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Draws Record Crowd at Conference
A Great Meeting as members fill the hall for the American Legion event. Leaders spoke on post support, community service, and veteran welfare, highlighting a successful gathering with broad attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
North Carolina American Legion Holds State Festivities
Executive Committee meeting sets August 23 and 24 as the state convention dates in Hickory. Membership drive ends with R. H. Starr winning 80 new members and J. W. Walsh adding 65. total NC Legion membership reaches 6,430. Attendees packed the Sheraton in two sections for banquet and ball with speeches by Gen. John R. McQuigg and Governor Angus W. McLean among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina American Legion
L Legionaires
American Legion
Henry L. Stevens
Hickory
J. P. Davis
R. H. Starr
Henry K. Burtner
Greensboro
J. W. Walsh
Mr. Starr
State Department
Walsh
North Carolina
Sheraton Hotel
John R. McQuigg
Don C. MacRae
Andrew Jackson
High Point
Horace Hayworth
General McQuigg
Legion
Angus W. McLean
Tom J. Gold
Annie Lee
The
Legion Auxiliary
Wade H. Phillips
Allen Pryor
A. J. Bowley
Camp Bragg
J. J. Wicker
Virginia Hufty
Frank Capps
Raleigh Post
Capps
D. Carlton Stephenson
Smithfield Post
France
Raymond Parker
Winston-Salem
Bennett Policoff
Harry Vass
Tracy Stockard
Alice Gray
Henry C. Bourne
Tarboro
Mike Traynor
Jim Caldwell
Albemarle
Local man dies after train collision in Virginia
Norfolk Virginia passenger train struck the automobile carrying L. A. Allen of High Point North Carolina and J. Hamm near Sebrel on the Richmond Norfolk highway. Hamm died almost instantly and Allen died today at a local hospital from injuries sustained yesterday in the crash.
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Norfolk
L. A. Allen
High Point
N. C
Virginian Railway
J. Hamm
Hamm
Sebrel
Richmond-Norfolk Highway
Banks obtain reservations for depositors via hotels
J A Mason of United Hotels Company arranged with Commercial National Bank and Wachovia Bank for banks to provide hotel reservations to depositors. Depositors can obtain preferential cards to book accommodations across United Hotels and American Hotel Corporation properties, with no extra cost. United Hotels operates 23 hotels in the US and Canada including New York Philadelphia Worcester Niagara Falls and Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mason
United Hotels Company of America
Ameican Hotels Corporations
Commercial National Bank
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
United System
American Hotel Corporation
United Hotels Company
United States
Canada
New York City
Philadelphia
Worcester
Mass
Niagara Falls
Funeral Held for Christenberry Dennis at Home
Funeral services for Christenberry Dennis, 42, were held at his home on Fowler Street with Rev. A A Jones officiating. Dennis died Tuesday night after a long illness. He leaves a wife and seven children. Pallbearers included T L Moton N A McDonald J J Warner A G Williams F H Williams and L C Hester. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
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Christenberry Dennis
Fowler Street
A. A. Jones
F. H. Williams
L. C. Hester
Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral service for Mrs Bryant held near the city
Funeral services were held yesterday at 11 am for Mrs M H Bryant 21 who died Tuesday at her father's home southeast of the city. She moved here from Martinsville a week ago and had been ill for a year. Adipant Brazelle of the Salvation Army conducted the funeral. Pallbearers included W R Pitts D L Barbee C F Crawford Co L Brady Ralph Coltraine and L W Coltraine
Jesse Vandyke Given Long Term In State Prison
Jesse Vandyke, 25, a meat cutter from Cherryville, was sentenced by Judge C. C. Lyon in Gastonia to not less than 15 but no more than 20 years in state prison after a jury verdict. The judge called it among the most pitiful cases he had tried and blamed liquor sales for such crimes. Vandyke killed Painter during a drunken spree and fired at three friends.
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Gastonia
Jesse Vandyke
Cherryville
C. C. Lyon
Lyon
Superior Court
North Carolina
Parent Teacher Associations Back County School Election
City hall meeting on Wednesday March 10 saw the Parent Teacher groups align with the North Carolina college alumnae to back the county school election. Mrs C F Tomlinson chairs the alumnae group aiding the council. officers include M T Hicks president and R S Russell second vice president.
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Parent- Teacher Associations
North Carolina College Alumnae
High Point
C. F. Tomlinson
M. T. Hicks
R. S. Russell
Thurlow Kearns
Mary Washburn
P. L. Culler
Tax Commissioner Dies in Mecklenburg County
Tharlotte March 12 AP. A Morris McDonald state deputy tax commissioner for the Mecklenburg Gastonia county district died here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharlotte
A. Morris McDonald
Mecklenburg-Gastonia County
Butler Defends Action Against Colonel Williams
Brigadier General Smedley D. Butler defends charging Col Alexander Williams with intoxication after Williams hosted Butler at a dinner. He condemns law violators, urging enforcement and saying laws often fail without firm action. The confrontation centers on naval regulations and a public hotel incident, with contested accusations of intoxication and potential court martial.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Smedley D. Butler
Col
Alexander Williams
General Butler
United States Marine Base
San Diego
Sas
Colonel Williams
Col. Williams
Butler
Williams
Coronado Hotel
Marines
Chesapeake and Ohio Stock Advances In Early Trading
In New York on March 12 the stock market opened with irregular price moves as profit taking and bear selling mixed with gains from several issues. Chesapeake and Ohio rose 11 2 to 13 1 4, a new all time high, while General Electric and Allied Chemical also advanced.
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New York
Chesapeake and Ohio
General Electric and
Allied Chemical
Little Linville Child Dies at Home
Maude Linville aged 3 months daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Linville died early today at 120 Osborne Street. Survived by parents five brothers and two sisters funeral by Rev C L Ruth at 10 Saturday morning interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Maude Linville
J. R. Linville
Osborne Street
C. L. Ruth
Oakwood Cemetery
Tragic clash over church closing in Tepic leaves three dead
In Nayarit, Mexico three representatives died and many were injured when a mob opposed to church closing orders confronted a priest and officials in Tepic and nearby Jalisquello. A girl was reported near death as tension escalated amid government orders and religious followers.
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Tevpic
Nayarit
Mexico
Mar
State of
Jalisquello
Porres
Senor Ortega
Tepic
February births and deaths decline in High Point
A February report shows 67 births and 39 deaths in High Point, fewer than January. White births are listed, naming many infants and parents, including William Gilmore, Dorothy Fowler, James Kirkman Jr., Ruth Simmons, Martha Suggs, Doris Henley, Louise Morris, and others.
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High Point
William Samuel Gilmore
Clyde Gilmore
Dorothy Adelaide Fowler
Ernest W. Fowler
June Roy Duggins
C. W. Duggins
John Thurman Hollifield
John §. Hollifield
Nesbia Orlean Boswell
James T. Boswell
Ralph Gras Zimmerman
L. H. Zimmerman
Mary Elizabeth Barton
Chas. F. Barton
Infant McGhee
F. W. McGhee
Joan Edward Young
James Young
David A. Long, III
David A. Long, Jr
Robert Cullen Rapp
R. C. Rapp
James Byron Kirkman, Jr
James Byron Kirkman
Beavan
Fred Beavan
Coffee
George G. Coffee
Margaret Louise Brawley
T. L. Brawley
Britt
G. K. Britt
Boyd
J.J. Boyd
Cox
Carson C. Cox
Colon Cagle
Will Cagle
Frye
W. W. Frye
Jester
E. H. Jester
Ruth Ola Simmons
Grover FH. Simmons
Margaret Frances Tuttle
L. J. Tuttle
Donald Albert Jester
A. C. Je
Numa E. Hill
Oscar Henry Tetter
Alvin E. Tetter
Ralph Waldo Spencer
Ernest V. Spencer
Cullins
Richard Cullins
Mary Frances Swain
William Swain
Annie Lou Doctor
Harry Doctor
Thomas Ernest Myatt, Jr
Harmony candidate named for Guilford GOP chair
High Point Republicans back Professor C. C. Edwards as harmony candidate for Guilford County Republican executive committee chair in a three cornered race with K. M. Brim of Greensboro and Professor C. D. Cobb of McLeansville. Edwards plans a vigorous bid and hopes countywide unity | Headquarters split if Cobb wins, with sites at Greensboro and High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Guilford County
Republican Executive Committee
K. M. Brim
Greensboro
C. D. Cobb
McLeansville
C. C. Edewards
Edwards
Edward's Business College
National Cigar Company
National Shirt Company
Toda
United States
High Point Republicans
Professor Cobb
Funeral Services for W. H. Kanoy Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for W. H. Kanoy who died at his daughter’s home on the Thomasville road will be held Sunday at 2 36 PM at the residence with Rev. W B Davis and Rev. Wilson officiating. The Red Men will conduct the service and burial will be in Oakwood cemetery. He had lived in High Point 34 years and is survived by two daughters Mrs J F Poole of New York City and Mrs B H Wood of High Point and two sons B B Kaney of Gastonia and W L Kanoy.
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W. H. Kanoy
B. W. Wood
Thomasville Road
W. B&b. Davis
South Main Street Methodist Church
Mr. Wilson
Oakwood
Kaney
High Point
Wso
B. H. Wood
Nn i
J. F. Poole
New York City
B. B. Kaney
Gastonia
W. L.1
Massini
Judge Parker Hosts Dinner for North Carolina Alumni
In Greensboro Judge Parker of the fourth circuit court of appeals attended a dinner honoring Gailford County alumni of the University of North Carolina. The event highlighted regional ties and educational achievements within the UNC network.
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Greensboro
Parker
Cull Court of Appeals
Aioe Gailford County
University of North C
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AIP
Colonel Coolidge
Dead Man
Oklahoma Radio Post
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Sheraton
the Cravens
Bermuda
Countess Cathcart
Earl
Jadge Lyon
Parent - Teachers
Daughters of the American Revolution
Linville
EEL Hat Party
C. C. Edwards
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