Sam H Harris shapes Broadway satire with Face the Music
Sam H Harris, age 59, emerges as Broadway’s master of mockery crafting satire from Seabury inquiries. His show Face the Music lampoons high society and politics with Moss, Irving Berlin, and George Kaufman guiding a sharp production featuring Mary Boland and dazzling dance numbers.
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Tere Govern
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Jean Sargent
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Auburn Man Praises Auto Show in High Point
J A Callahan of Auburn Automobile visits Gate City Motor Co in High Point for Jack Burris hosted show. He commends Gate City efforts and compares the event to New York Chicago exhibitions. He plans to unveil Auburns dual ratio engine there the week of March 20 highlighting speed and quiet operation.
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Auburn Automobile Company
High Point
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Gate City Motor Company
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Gate City Company
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Final Rites Held For Mrs. Joseph Tussey
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph A. Tussey were held at Bethesda M. P. Church in Davidson county with Dr. George R. Brown and Rev. B Wilson officiating. A morning service preceded the departure from home at 11 o clock. Interment followed at Bethesda cemetery.
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Reidsville
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R. I. Farmer
Driver Is Sued in Fatal Gastonia Collision Case
Phatoy Smart of Clover was acquitted in the recorder's court of murder charges after his car struck and killed T. H. Sams of South Gastonia. The case centered on the fatal Gaston County crash and the driver’s alleged involvement.
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Phatoy Smart
Clover, &. C
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T. H. Sams
South Gastonia
Depriest Weighs Run for U.S. Senate on Wet Platform
Shelby figure George Depriest former postmaster and ex Cleveland County Republican chairman says he is considering a United States Senate bid on a wet platform.
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Shelby
George Depriest
Cleveland County
Irate Grandpop Found After Wild Gunman Report
In Albany Park Chicago a police call of a crazy man with a gun led to a basement confrontation where William Boyd 55 and his grandson Howard 15 were found. Boyd claimed the grandson would not attend school and Howard agreed he would now.
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Albany Park
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Howard
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Dixie Gold Wave Takes Two Lives
Snow blanketed parts of the south as a cold wave lingered across the region. Two deaths were blamed on the weather with a Texas man found dead from injuries and freezing near a railway right of way and a 65 year old man dying from over exertion in a Pine Bluff snowball fight.
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Virginia
Gulf Coast
Atlanta
Dixie
Abilene
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Rate of Closings of Banks Is Low
New York March 12 The American Banker said the rate of bank closings since March 1 was the lowest since 1928 and the lowest in ten years. Last week suspensions rose the total with only small banks closing doors. The previous week eleven banks closed with deposits of 1.25 million.
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Diet plan aims for 100 by flat-Earth leader Voliva
Zion City leader Wilbur Glenn Voliva marked his 62nd birthday by starting a diet of buttermilk and Brazil nuts claiming it will help him live to 100. He said the regimen will be his staff of life.
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Zion City
Mar
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Voliva
North Carolina fishing banks survey storm damage
MANTEC North Carolina March 12 residents surveyed damage from last weekend’s storm. Loss nears one million dollars as homes nets and equipment were destroyed. Red Cross and Coast Guard aiding destitute families. several towns isolated and communications limited. Six men rescued from an oyster boat. no lives lost.
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Harker’s Island
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Thomasville Drugist Charles R Thomas Struck by Stroke
Special to the Enterprise Thomasville Mar 112 Stricken by apoplexy while driving Charles R Thomas a prominent druggist of the place sank under the wheel of his car He was rushed to City Memorial Hospital Despite initial belief of death he regained consciousness and was restrained by six men He suffered another severe stroke at 730 pm and died later that evening though the next morning he was reportedly improved with little hope of recovery
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Thomasville
Mar
Charles R. Thomas
Japanese Push Reinforces at Woosung With Heavy Transport
Japanese forces landed more troops at Woosung and used caterpillar tractors to haul heavy guns while the Shanghai Nanking railway moved supplies by freight cars pulled by manpower. Nanjing, Liubao, Kating, Liu Hang, and Nanziang saw heavy garrisoning as surrounding Chinese villages emptied of inhabitants.
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Police bulletin on Lindbergh baby case secrecy clarified
Confidential police bulletin explains immunity limits for informants while detailing ongoing multi state investigations. It notes cooperation with authorities, delays in reporting, and that no productive information emerged in the past 24 hours as detectives pursue leads across several states.
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Nations plan evacuation of Japanese troops from Shanghai
The United States says it is ready to cooperate with Britain France and Italy in implementing the League of Nations plan adopted yesterday for evacuating Japanese troops from Shanghai.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Shanghai
League of Nations Assembly
Fishing Camps Damaged By Floods In Early Report
Reports indicate several fishing camps were either washed away or heavily damaged by flood conditions, with the extent of loss affecting structures and access. Local authorities assess safety and recovery needs as crews survey affected sites.
Pity The Poor Congressman Votes On Dry Law And Tax Bill
Washington march 13 the house faces three grave votes that hit voters pockets and nerves: prohibition submission to a nationwide vote the biggest peacetime tax hike with a broad sales tax and a plan to repay veteran certificates at 2 billion dollars. congress strains to read public will as re election looms.
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Washington
Mar
Congress
House
Varying Kidnapping Penalties Across States
A New York report lists state maximum sentences for kidnapping linked to the Lindbergh case. Penalties range from two years in Delaware to life in New Jersey and several states set 60 years, 99 years, or other long terms. Florida and Texas cap at ten and five years respectively.
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Texas
Now Under Bond Eddie Stine Faces Hearing in Mooresville
Davidson police say Eddie Stine of Philadelphia, initially thought unable to help, is involved in a fatal hit and run that killed 11 year old Thomas N. Newell as he stepped from a school bus near his home. Stine is held on a $3,000 bond pending a Monday hearing at Mooresville.
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Mae West
Seabury
Davidson
Eddie Stine
Philadelphia
Thomas N. Newell
Mooresville
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