RACING MEASURE NOT EXPECTED TO PASS IN SENATE
Raleigh March 14 With the Asheville Buncombe county race track bill to legalize gambling on horse races in Buncombe county with pari mutuel betting machines back on the senate calendar and an unfavorable report it is now generally conceded the bill will be decisively defeated on third reading likely Monday night or Tuesday afternoon Many senators who voted for it now see a state wide angle and fear a wedge toward broader gambling A strong lobby and opposition by ministers and lay citizens pressure the senate committee on Counties Cities and Towns but the panel seems likely to defeat the measure
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Retort Hureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Asheville-Buncombe County
Buncombe County
Senate
Senate Committee On
Mid West Digs Out of Snowdrifts
Asheville society women exert influence to defer action on the bill until Tuesday hoping to sway opponents and pass on third reading. Senators Grier Ward Clarkson and others oppose, while Dortch of Wayne flips from pro to anti bill amid shifting positions.
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Asheville
Grier
Iredell
Ward
Beaufort
Clarkson
Mecklenburg
Dortch
Wayne
Guilford Plans Track Schedule
Guilford College discusses the coming track season at a preliminary meeting with about twenty five aspirants in Guilford, March 14. Regular practice soon follows.
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Guilford College
Guilford
Quaker Track Team Plans Indoor Carnival and Spring Season
Professor Carlyle Shepard leads the Penn team with seven lettermen returning, including Captain John Phillips Wellens Harper and Haworth. New and veteran runners train for the indoor carnival at Chapel Hill and a spring schedule featuring Wake Forest High Point Catawba Roanoke Elon Emory and Henry and the North State meet in Greensboro.
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Carlyle Shepard
Here
Chapel Hill
John Phillips
Wellens
Harper
Haworth
Frank Allen
Newlin
Alley
John Love
Wake Forest
High Point
Catawba
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Elon
Emory and Henry
North State
Greensboro Stadium
Roosevelt to face complaints against Walker in city probe
A yearlong investigation ends with the city affairs committee ready to file charges of incompetence neglect and indifference against Mayor Walker with Governor Roosevelt. Holmes and Wise will present the material. Rosner gathered it. Crain protests Seabury appointment to Crain, a church group urges inquiry, joined by Dewey Morgenthau and Ellsworth Brown. A separate note reports Patrolman McLaughlin netting 35800 over two years on a 3000 salary after arresting Vivian Gordon.
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New York
City Affairs Committee
Roosevelt
Walker
John Haynes Holmes
Henry Rosner
Holmes
Stephen 8. Wise
State Public Office
Thomas C. T. Crain
City Club
Samuel Seabury
New York Society
Andrew G. McLaughlin
Vivian Gordon
Broadway
College Hobo Seeks Travel Sparks Suspended Sentence
Ran dall A. Henry, 22, a Detroit Michigan State college graduate, attempted to ride the Pullman car by the side door to see the country for a travelogue. He was suspended sentence after authorities detained him in Rocky Mount on March 14.
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Rocky Mount
Mar
Randall A. Henry
Detroit
Michigan State College
Heiress Ella Wendel Dies in Sleep at 80 in New York
Miss Ella V. Von E. Wendel, last of the Wendel sisters who inherited the $100 million fortune of John Gottlieb Wendel, died in her sleep at age 80. The Fifth Avenue mansion, known for the family motto Buy but never sell real estate, stands as a landmark amid modern towers. Her siblings Rebecca and Georgiana had previously defied their brother on marriage and society, while her brother John Gottlieb Wendel Jr. controlled the estate and kept the sisters out of sight.
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New York
Ella
V. von E. Wendel
Wendel
John Gottlieb Wendel
John Wendel
John Jacob Astor
Georgiana Wendel
Europe
Rebecca
Luther A. Swope
Lower Broadway
Bowery
Maiden Lane
Grand Street
Middle Broadway
Broadway
Senate agrees on bill paths but not formally reported
The Senate reached a tentative agreement but did not formalize it. Reed failed to reach final passage after being re referred to committee. Seawell banking bill moves toward second reading in the House, carried over today. The House also approves libel pleading changes and a pension roll check measure, and completes Clarkson newsboys bill passage. Both chambers set noon meetings.
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Reed Unite
Seawell Banking
State Department of Banking
Corporation Commission
House
Senate
Clarkson
Henry Faces Road Sentence Reversal By Judge
Henry told Judge Ben Thomas his travels had turned out to be little fun and in dignified manner presented his reasons for heboing. The judge initially considered a road term but ultimately decided against it, opting for a 30 day suspended sentence.
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Henry
Ben Thomas
Illustrated Palestine lecture by Guilford faculty member
Miss Edna Haviland of Guilford College will present an illustrated Palestine lecture at Central Friends church tomorrow night. Ruth Jarrell will preside. Haviland, formerly at the Ramallah Friends School, will show colored slides.
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Edna Haviland
Friends School
Ram Allah
Central Church
Guilford College
Palestine
Central Friends Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Ruth Jarrell
Havilard
Eva Edgerton
Brotherhood
T. A. Sykee
Pastors to Speak at Green Street Sunday Services
The pastor will deliver both morning and evening sermons at Green Street Sunday. Morning topic is Love's Triumph, evening continuing the Holy Land series with Our Unknown Heroes. Rev. J. D. Barnette attends Mobile Alabama Sunday school convention seeking goals for April.
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St. Edward’s Catholicc Church
East Green Street
C. B. Murphy
Jerusalem
West End
Hoyle Love
First Baptist
A. B. Conrad
Samaria
The
Missionary Society
Ruth Miller
Korea
Green Street
Holy Land
J. D. Barnette
Mobile
Ala
First Reformed Church Morning Worship Series on Second Coming
The First Reformed church continues its sermon series on the Second Coming with the theme How Will Jesus Come. Sunday school at 9 45 am Young People’s Christian Endeavor starts 6 30 pm led by Mrs Lawrence Grissom, catechetical class at 6 30 pm, night worship at 7 30 pm with Distorted Vision, junior congregation talk Do You Know Your City, and all services open to everyone.
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First Presbyterian Church
Charles Haddon Nabers
Woman's Auxiliary
First Reformed Church
Jesus
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Lawrence Grissom
Sermon and worship themes for Emmanuel Lutheran on Sunday
The Emmanuel Lutheran program lists an 11 o clock sermon titled An Appeal to Youth with the text from I Kings 14 13. An evening service at 7 30 features Confessing One's Faith followed by Luther League at 6 45 in the evening and Sunday school at 9 45.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Israel
Women’s Day Observed in Lenten Services at First Methodist
First Methodist church observes Women’s Day during Lent with all church and school women encouraged to attend. Morning sermons by KR I Farmer titled Women and the Kingdom of God, and Jesus and Health in the evening. Prelude by Edgar Hartley of the Y M C A. Church school starts at 9 45 with classes for all.
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First Methodist Church
Kingdom of God
KR. I. Farmer
Jesus
Edgar Hartley
High Point
Church
House Passes Jeffress Bill to Require Competitive Bids
The House approved the Jeffress bill authorizing all counties cities and towns to use competitive bids for contracts and purchases. No subdivision may spend over 100 dollars without bids and over 1000 dollars requires advertised bids. Quality may be considered but contracts go to the lowest responsible bidder. bill moves to the Senate.
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House
Jeffress
Senate
Old Man Found Dead on Chicago Street
August Eichenberg died of a heart attack on a busy Chicago sidewalk while bystanders dropped coins into his hat. A woman touched his wrist, fainted, and a physician confirmed the man had been dead before the money began to fall.
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Chicago
Mar
August Eichenberg
Mrs Sanford Dies at 75 in Raleigh Area Home
Mrs Mary B Sanford 75 died at 11 this morning at her granddaughter's home 1407 Welborn street after a two week illness pneumonia developed recently She was born near Shiloh Randolph county October 31 1855 and lived in the city 12 years Surviving daughter Mrs J H McCain sister Mrs B R OBrien brothers T L Poroushs and G B Boroughs Funeral plans not set today. body to be taken to Mrs McCain's home 520 North Hamilton street for viewing prior to service
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Mary B. Sanford
D. R. Setliff
Welborn Street
Mrs. Sanford
Shiloh
Randolph County
James P
Sarah Rivett
T. L. Poroushs
Newport News
G. B. Boroughs
Sycamore
Georgia
McCain
North
Hamilton Street
Progressives and Dems Seek Union in Reform Drive
Washington dispatch reports ambitious Democrats and independent Republicans courting a union of ideas aimed at political influence. Senator Norris and Senator Hull back closer ties while others urge unity, with progressives planning legislation before the next session. Senator Borah signals possible opposition to agricultural advisory plans.
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Washington
Mar
Norris
Nebraska
Hull
Tennessee
Roosevelt
White House
Hoe
Owen D. Young
Hoover
Caraway
Arkansas
Robinson
New York
Vaice
House
Borah
Idaho
Agricultural Advisory Council
Republican Rational Committee
Brothers Trial Set for Monday in Lingle Murder Case
Chicago date March 14 Leo V Brothers of St Louis faces trial Monday for the murder of Tribune crime reporter Alfred Jake Lingle. The day clears as William White is convicted for the killing of a police officer, and defense gets three days to review the state witness list.
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Chicago
Leo V. Brothers of
St. Louis
Alfred
Jake) Lingle
Tribune
William
Jack” White
Joseph Sabath
Brothers
Banks Measure Has Close Call in North Carolina
Raleigh Mar 14 The bill to create a separate banking commission divorced from the corporation commission advanced after a 56 to 41 vote in the house with many absences. The measure would place a five member advisory banking commission and appoint the banking commissioner by the governor with senate approval. Proponents argue the change would restore public confidence after 16 months with over 100 state bank failures while funding remains from examination fees.
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J. C. Baskerwill
Raleigh
Banking Commission
Corporation Commission
State Banking Department
General Assembly
Senate
Seawell
Hood
Wayne
Sutton
Lenoir
White
Robeson
Turner
Guilford
North Carolina
Dissell Confesses Automobile Thefts
CHATTE Mar morse cemetery Jacksonville Florida man named Dissell confessed to police that he stole a car in Jacksonville on December 24 and admitted other automobile thefts. He has been turned over to federal authorities.
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Chatte
Mar
Jacksonville
Fla
Clemson College
D. C
Notice of Sale Under Deed of Trust in Guilford County
Notice of sale under a 1928 deed of trust by C A Beck and wife Mine nie I Beck in Guilford County North Carolina. Sale at 11 o clock a m on March 17 to highest cash bidder. Property described as Let Me Block Willenbar Terrace with plat in Plat Book 6 page 18. Debts secured by the trust with 10 percent cash deposit required. Public sale conducted by RAL Trust with Daniel Asst Attys.
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C. A. Beck
Minenie I. Beck
Guilford County
Imtoo
Montlieu Avenue
Sf Aisha
Casa Wr Nue
Sherrod Avenue
June A. Johnson Urider
Willenbar Terrace
the Register of Deeds
North Carolina
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Ella V. von E. Wendel
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