Dalton Furniture head is arrested in liquor case
R Lee Meredith superintendent of the Dalton Furniture company was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Tia Johnson on a prohibition charge. He appeared before U S Commissioner Warren G Brown with a $500 bond for an April 15 preliminary hearing after a raid yielded four gallons of whiskey home brew and other gear. Another man Arch Cameron was arrested in a separate whiskey possession case at his home.
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R. Lee Meredith
Dalton Furniture Company
United States
Tia Johnson
Warren G. Brown
Meredith
Marshal Johnson
Arch Cameron
Preliminary Hearing Set After Bond Posted
A man appeared before Commissioner Brown for a preliminary hearing and was placed under a $500 bond for his appearance on Monday.
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Brown
No Justice Here in Broadcast Wave Clash St Paul
Amateur radio operator in St. Paul complains of bias in airwaves while listeners threaten action after a WH broadcast of a Radio Digest mystery featuring a fictional station FYX. An investigation shows WCCO aired the story A Step on the Stairs leading to misperceived on air offense.
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St. Paul
Minn
South America
Alaska
Secretary of Commerce
Washington
WCCO
Minneapolis
St Paul Amateur Clears Airwaves Quiet After WCCO Spat
The FY St Paul amateur dispute with WCCO ends as announcer convinces listeners of the amateur’s innocence. Market news notes corn and oats reacting to wheat, with corn slipping to under 76 for May and oats inching, while all months show losses and provisions weaken in sympathy with grain declines.
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St. Paul
WCCO
Great Northwest
Wheat Market Declines on Lower Liver Pool Quotations
Chicago March 19 The Wheat market fell in the early board of trade as Liver pool quotations declined. Yesterday's buyers led the selling with prices dropping from unchanged to 1 2 cents lower across the board.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce Officials Set for Regular Monthly Meeting
Directors and officers of the chamber of commerce will hold their regular monthly meeting to discuss ongoing projects, community programs, and upcoming events. The session aims to align leadership on city matters and business support initiatives.
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Chamber of Commerce
The
Chamber, of Commerce
Organization Meeting Tonight at 7:30
The organization announces a meeting at 7:30 in its rooms. Directors and officers are urged to attend as several important matters will be discussed.
Davidson College Ballot Lists Dream Girl Candidate
A ballot by Davidson College students selects an 18 year old candidate who is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 120 pounds with brunette hair as the dream girl for graduation eligibility.
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Davidson College
Burlington Man Killed in City Intersection Crash
Joe Ellis of this place died yesterday in an automobile collision at a street intersection where authorities investigated the wreck and recorded the fatality.
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Burlington
Joe Ellis
Drive for Y W C A Nets Over Ten Thousand
Charlotte A drive for the Y W C A this week has netted more than $10,000. The campaign raised funds through local contributions and events across the city, supporting continuing programs and community services.
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Charlotte
Good Will Tour Members to Receive Bath in Hot Springs
Western North Carolina Good Will tour members will be extended complimentary baths in Hot Springs Arkansas as part of their itinerary according to party word.
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Asheville
North Carolina
Hot Springs
Ark
Seventeen USURY Warrants Issued in Winston-Salem Money Lending
Investigation into local money lending operations in Winston-Salem led to warrants for seventeen individuals charged with exacting usury from clients. The move targets lenders accused of high interest rates and predatory practices in the area.
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Winston-Salem
Raleigh Dinner Honored Frank Page for Seven Years as Chair
The Raleigh chamber of commerce hosted a dinner honoring Frank Page for seven years as chairman of the state highway commission. Governor McLean spoke, predicting ongoing road building and continued legislative support for road bonds. Editors and leading state figures attended the event.
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Raleigh
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
Frank Page
State Highway Commission
McLean
North Carolina Education Association Opens 40th Annual Meeting
More than 600 teachers gathered in Raleigh for the forty-second annual meeting of the North Carolina Education Association. Edgar Knight of the University of North Carolina and T Wingate Andrews of High Point were chosen as president and vice president for the coming year.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Education Association
Edgar Knight
University of North Carolina
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
New York County GOP Urges Volstead Act Overhaul
The New York County Republican Committee votes 2000 to 100 to urge Congress to modify the Volstead act. The action reflects a push for changes in national liquor policy.
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New York
Republican Committee
Congress
Prof J F Gallery to Make High Point Home as Music Educator
Prof J F Gallery, piano tuner from Parker Gardner Co of Charlotte, will base at High Point. He is a violinist of note and will teach violin and other string instruments. A New York Conservatory graduate, he recently played at Wesley Memorial church and during local revival meetings.
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J. F. Gallery
Parker Gardner Company
Charlotte
High Point
Prof. Gallery
New York Conservatory of Music
Wesley Memorial Church
Revenue Officers Nab Moonshiners in Freeman Mill
Revenue officers raided a moonshining den in Freeman Mill and seized a 75 gallon copper still and about 15 gallons of liquor. The two men, H. D. Smith and A. R. Leonard, were captured as they attempted to flee and were bound over to the June term of district court on $500 bonds each after a preliminary hearing.
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Freeman Mill
H. D. Smith
A. R. Leonard
High Point
United States
Warren G. Brown
Public Hearings Proposed on 18th Amendment and Volstead Act
Washington March 19 Public hearings on bills to modify the 18th amendment and the Volstead act will be recommended to the senate secretary committee by its five member special sub committee.
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Washin Ston
Senate Dictary Committee
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