New Jersey Textile Strike Nears Settlement Plan
The New Jersey textile strike may end via a Labor Department plan. All mill owners in the strike area agree to immediate return to work and a retroactive grievances settlement by operators and workers' representatives. If talks fail, a three member committee will decide, binding.
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Washington
Mar
New Jersey
Labor Department
Davis
Colidge
Albert Weisbord
White House
Sanders
Department of Labor
Weisbord
Senate
Katherine G. P. Wiley
Consumers League of New Jersey
Charleston
Weisbold
Passaic
Paterson
New England
Woman Charged With Murder of Her Son
Mrs. Esther Atz was jailed in Fairmont Minnesota charged with first degree murder in the December death of her five year old son Raymond. Authorities planned to exhume her two year old daughter's body from May. Sheriff Carver said a University of Minnesota analysis found poison in Raymond's stomach and the death followed convulsions similar to the child's illness.
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Fairmont
Minn
Esther Atz
Raymond
W. S. Carver
Martin County
University of Minnesota
Medical School
Brazil holds line on League veto amid honor claim
Geneva dispatch reports President Bernardes told the French ambassador in Rio that Brazil cannot change its stance over vetoing Germany's election to the League of Nations council. He described the issue as a matter of national honor and indicated Brazil would not alter its attitude despite Briand's urging.
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Geneva
Brazil
Bernardes
Rio
Janiero
Briand
Germany
League of Nations Council
Col John C Coolidge Rested Well In Plymouth
Col John C Coolidge rested well through the night in Plymouth Virginia Mrs May Johnson his nurse reported at 8 o clock this morning The patient was bright cheerful and suffering no pain with comfortable condition after period of rest
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Plymouth
Col
John C. Coolidge
C. Coolidge
May Johnson
Dawes Composes Song To Ease Senate Hysteria
Vice President Dawes wrote a musical piece described by Dr. C E Dentinger as ideal for hysteria. It was tested at a National Life Conservation Society meeting in New York.
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New York
Dawes
Senate
C. E. Dentinger
Natonal Life Conservation Society
Flood of Gold Continues In Raleigh As Tax Revenue Grows
Raleigh reports a steady surge in income tax payments with about 375000 collected by banks today and monthly total near 3900000. Cashier A B Carson notes many returns are still to arrive and extensions granted. state deputies have begun processing. The department aims to reach roughly 5500000 in income taxes for the year amid higher rates.
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Raleigh
A. B. Carson
Department
Revenue Department
Chapman counsel seek full case review by habeas corpus
Hartford March 17 AP counsel for Gerald Chapman murderer and mail robber weigh a federal habeas corpus petition to review the entire case. Chapman, convicted of killing policeman James Skelly in New Britain on October 12, 1924, faces execution April 6 unless the court delays it. A Saturday conference may produce a petition to Judge E S Thomas, arguing constitutional questions about removal from Atlanta and presidential commutation were not ruled on by higher courts.
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Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Chapman
James Skelly
New Britain
Unie
Funeral Service Held For Mrs Nora Wade
Mrs Nora Jane Wade died at her home 222 Boulevard street Monday morning. Funeral services were held yesterday at Springfield Friends church with Rev W R Harris Rev O L Ruth and Miss Clara Cox officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Active pallbearers included L D Claville Arthur Shipwash Virgil Gurley John Nalls Clyde Brown Lawrence Robbins Grady Burke and L D Luther. Honorary pallbearers were Daddy Green Roy Gibson W M Linthecumb John Brown Jetty Garland Claude Sechrest Beamer Linthecumb and Elias Rock. Floral bearers were Vergie French Vera Davis Nellie Maynor Margie Byerly Maggie Cook Hazel Wade Myrtle Covington Jocie Little Mable Long Jamnita Andrews Hazel Rock Myrtle Little and Mrs William Pierce.
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Nora Jane Wade
Boulevard Street
Springfield Friends Church
W. R. Harris
O. L. Ruth
Clara Cox
L. D. Claville
Arthur Shipwash
Virgil Gurley
John Nalls
Clyde Brown
Lawrence Robbins
Grady Burke
L. D. Luther
Daddy” Green
Roy Gibson
W. M. Linthecumb
John Brown
Jetty Garland
Claude Sechrest
Beamer Linthecumb
Elias Rock
Vergie French
Vera Davis
Nellie Maynor
Margie Byerly
Maggie Cook
Hazel Wade
Myrtle Covington
Jocie Little
Mable Long
Jamnita Andrews
Hazel Rock
Myrtle Little
William Pierce
Severe quake shocks Washington area in distant event
A very severe earthquake was recorded on the Georgetowne University seismograph, about 1,900 miles from Washington. Director Tondorf said the tremor lasted from 6:59 a.m. to after 8 a.m., with peak intensity between 7:09 and 7:11. The quake’s direction from Washington was uncertain.
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Washington
Georgetowne University
Tondorf
Observatory
North Carolina Automotive Trade Association Opens In Winston-Salem
The eighth annual meeting begins at the Robert E. Lee Hotel with large advance registration. Mayor Thomas Barber welcomes members as Governor Angus W. McLean is slated to speak at tonight’s banquet.
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Winston-Salem
Mar
North Carolina Automotive Trade Association
Robert E. Lee
Harry Jendenin
Greensboro
Association
Thomas Barber
Henry R. Dwire
the Sentinel
James E. Taylor
Charlotte
Howard J. Wisehaupt
Cleveland
Ohio
John W. Fritz
Clendenin
Coleman Roberts
Willis B. Smith
Raleigh
North Carolina Automotive Trades Association
Rufus A. Doughton
Frank Page
State Highway Commission
Angus W. McLean
Lee A. Folger
Country Club
National Automotive Dealers Association
Mrs Talley Dies in Local Hospital After Midnight
Mrs Bess Farmer Talley of Randleman died shortly after midnight at a local hospital. Born March 18 1890 she would have turned 36 on Thursday. Survived by husband Frank and five daughters Eugenia Dorothy Frances Ruth Mildred Talley. Funeral at St Paul M E church Randleman with Rev S T Barker officiating. Burial in church cemetery.
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Bess Farmer Talley
Frank Talley
Randleman
Talley
St. Paul M. E
Eugenia
Dorothy
Frances
Ruth
Mildred Talley
St. Paul M. E. Church of Randleman
S. T. Barker
Funeral Service for Mrs. Mary Marsh Held at Fairfield
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Marsh 68 were held at Fairfield church with Rev. Co W Jones officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Mrs. Marsh wife of T F Marsh of Springfield died Monday after a yearlong decline in health. Pallbearers included J E Hayworth M Woodell C M Guilds John Jester J L Bowers and J A Hutchens. Flower bearers were Mrs J E Hayworth Mrs C M Thomas Miss Gladys Yarborough and Miss Clara Lowe.
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Mary Marsen
Fairfield Church
Co. W. Jones
John Jester
J. L. Bowers
J. A. Hutchens
J. E. Hayworth
C. M. Thomas
Gladys Yarborough
Clara Lowe
Oakland adventurer's ashes to scatter near Grant treasure
Eugene C May 68 a chemist and explorer dies after failing to recover the sunken treasure of the Schooner Grant off the Auckland Islands in 1866. He sought the Ballarat bullion and dust with plans to reattempt from Australia and California. F. P. Simpson plans to carry May's ashes to Auckland for a final expedition.
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Eugene C
May
Pacific
Grant
Auckland Islands
Ballarat
Australia
England
Aucklands
California
F. P. Simpson
Mexico
Pancho Villa
France
Tribute Paid by Supreme Court for Late Judge Brown
Raleigh March 17 AP Chief Justice Stacy led the North Carolina Supreme Court in a bench memorial for George H. Brown former associate justice who died in Washington NC His 16 years on the court produced opinions in 44 volumes and enriched state law The court adjourned out of respect to his memory and noted his lasting impact on bench and bar.
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Raleigh
George H. Brown
North Carolina Supreme Court
W. P. Stacy
Brown
Washington, N. C
Stacey
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Mrs H W McCain Guest of Mrs Howard Herring in Wilson
Mrs H W McCain visits Mrs Howard Herring at her Wilson home as a guest, sharing social time and hospitality with local acquaintances.
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H. W. McCain
Howard Herring
Wilson
Saint Patrick Said to Aid San Juan Crisis
In San Juan Puerto Rico on March 17 AP reports a legend that Saint Patrick helped rid a district of a plague of ants and worms in 1536. The tale, told by devout residents, claims the infestation endangered families and infants during that era.
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San Juan
ST. Patrick
P. R
Patrick
Ireland
Forsyth Farmer Dies At Home Near Here
Forsyth county farmer David P. Glascoe died at his home near Bunkers Hill after a two year illness including heart trouble and pneumonia. He was 70, born August 15 1855, survived by his wife Mary Elizabeth Robertson and six children, with a brother and sister in Winston-Salem. Funeral at Bunkers Hill Primitive Baptist Church tomorrow at 2 p.m. burial in church cemetery.
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David P. Glascoe
Forsyth County
Bunkers Hill
Mr. Glascoe
John B
Feebie
Glascoe
Mary Elizabeth Robertson
J. H
Clyde Glascoe
W. M. Hedgecoe
J. R. Davis
C. B. Davis
J. J. Teague
J. M. Glascoe
R. A. Brown
Winston-Salem
Bunkers Hill Primitive Baptist Church
Neese Davis
Lewis Pyrtle
Country Doctor Cram Cares for President’s Father in Plymouth
Vermont doctor Albert M. Cram has served as Colonel John C. Coolidge’s physician for years, treating the ailing father of the president at his Plymouth home. The routine has brought heavy publicity and numerous letters from correspondents seeking medical advice and remedies.
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Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
Green Mountain
Albert M. Cram
Coolidge
Boston
Cram
Bridgewater
Washington
George Washington
Roxbury
Montpelier
Police report shows 208 arrests with 13 dismissed in High Point
The High Point monthly police department report to the city council tallies 208 arrests in the past month and only 13 were dismissed in municipal court. Council members praised the record, noting arrests occur where there is a reason and reflect proper policing rather than arbitrary action.
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High Point
Council Hearing Clarifies Hog Ordinance Details
A delegation asked the city council to explain the newly passed hog ordinance requiring hogs kept 300 feet from inhabited places. Officials stated hogs spread disease and raising a hog costs as much as buying pork, and the delegation sought information rather than debate.
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Joe Worth
Latest Paris Styles Sent by Air to Atlanta Fashion Flight
MITCHEL FIELD NY March 17 The latest in Paris styles packed in five cases left by airplane at 730 am for Atlanta Ga. The 800 mile flight is expected to take nine hours with half hour stops at Langley Field VA and Fayetteville NC A New York department store chartered the plane for the fashion flight to an affiliated store in Atlanta Captain Roscoe Turner piloted the craft a mechanic and one passenger were aboard.
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Mitchel Field
N. Y
Paris
Atlanta
Langley Field
Fayetteville
N. C
New York
Methodist Women Endorse Volstead Act Meeting
Missionary Council session in Raleigh adjourned after business closed. Methodist women backed the Volstead Act this morning.
Women Plan Cooperation With Law Enforcement Conven tion
The Woman's Missionary Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church South adjourned after adopting strong resolutions backing the Volstead act and outlining cooperation with a national law enforcement convention in Washington April 11 to 13. The council, representing 300,000 women, approved a near one million dollar budget and named officers for the next four years incl uding Mrs. W. A. Newell as social service head and Miss Sara Estelle Haskin as secretary of literature.
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Raleigh
Woman's Missionary Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South
W. A. Newell
Mount Airy
Social Service
Henry W. Peabody
Massachusetts
Woman’s National Committee
Washington
B. W. Lopscomb
Nashville
Sara Estelle Haskin
Hume R. Steele
E. B. Chappell
Missionary Voice
Nat Rollins
Abileen
Texas
General Conference
Home
Foreign and Oriental Work
Ordinance Prohibiting Parking on Lindsay Street
City council instructed the attorney to draft an ordinance banning parking on one side of Lindsay street from Broad to English streets. The move stems from daytime workers parking along the street by a nearby factory. Likely parking will shift to the west side where houses exist. The council proposed new spaces between High and railroad and between Tomlinson and Oak streets.
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Lindsay Street
Broad
English
High Street
Tomlinson Street
Oak Street
Argentina Drawn in Davis Tennis Draw Pairing
Argentina was the first country drawn in the Davis tennis draw at the Pan American Union. Secretary Kellogg drew the first number from the bowl. Argentina will face Hungary in the European section of the draw.
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Argentina
Washington
Mar
Pan American Union
Kellogg
Hungary
Mayor appoints a commission to study contract
City officials form a commission to review an ongoing contract as tensions rise over potential rate increases or selling assets. The move signals a serious situation with possible financial repercussions for residents and the municipality.
Commission to report on tapping power lines for lighting
City council authorized Mayor Moffitt to appoint a three member lighting commission to study the High Point NC Public Service Company contract and compare with other cities. Members Joe Worth, Sennen, and Fred N Tate were named with a council member and a large electricity user. reports due after April meeting.
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Moffitt
High Point
North Carolina Public Service Company
Joe Worth
Sennen
North Darling Public Service Company
Fred N. Tate
Public Service Company
Highm
New Bank Opens Here Tomorrow
The Hood System Industrial Bank opens here tomorrow at 9 am, a local venture under Hood Finance corporation of Goldsboro. Officials say it will benefit the people in many ways as similar banks operate in other parts of the state.
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Hood System Industrial Bank
Hood Finance Corporation
Goldgbere
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