Birth of a daughter announced by Mr and Mrs Otis Stutts
Mr and Mrs Otis Stutts announce the birth of a daughter on April 29 at their home on East Green Street. Mrs Stutts was formerly Miss Annie Swiggett of this city. The report notes the family residence and prior name.
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Mrs. Otis Stutts
East Green Street
Mrs. Stutts
Annie Swiggett
Harris
Jesse Harris
Bain Avenue
William Simmons
Mary Hoke
Raleigh
Charles T. Hamilton
Lindsay Street
Montreat
Friends of P. W. Whitehead Report His Recovery After Car Crash
The friends of P. W. Whitehead are glad to learn he is recovering well after an automobile accident in which he sustained injuries.
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P. W. Whitehead
Favorable Turn in Egyptian Crisis Reported
London May 2 The Egyptian crisis took a favorable turn as Sir Austen Chamberlain announced that prior naval instructions have been countermanded The Egyptian note states the public assemblies bill was postponed until November Britain warned that revival of the bill would force intervention The Egyptian note aims at understanding and conciliatory sentiment with a published full document to follow.
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London
Austen Chamberlin
House of Commons
Cairo
Great Britain
Sir Austen
Smith Leads California in Democratic Primary Victory
California voters favored Governor Alfred E. Smith for the Democratic nomination, with Smith's total surpassing his two opponents combined while Herbert Hoover led the Republican side as the unopposed candidate. Final counts showed Hoover 485,178, Smith 120,644, Reed 50,460, Walsh 36,876 with 6,932 of 8,753 precincts reported.
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San Francisco
Alfred E. Smith
California
New York
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Smith
Houston
Reed
Alfre E. Smith
Hoover
Walsh
Air Mail Service Expands Between Atlanta and New York
Air mail routes now operate regularly between Atlanta and New York. A plane left Atlanta at 6 20 a m and arrived in New York by 11 25 a m. Earlier two planes carried mail from New York to Atlanta and returned with mail to New York arriving early today. The Isle of Aogs name traces to royal kennels at Greenwich.
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Here
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Isle of
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Greenwich
Methodist Conference Rejects Modernist Resolution
In Kansas City on May 2 the Methodists voted 855 delegates against considering a Sloan resolution challenging doctrines such as deity and virgin birth as a review of loyalty within the church. Sloan cited petitions from 525 communities in 41 states. Dr. Marsh opposed action. The measure was discarded without committee referral.
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Kansas City
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harold Paul Sloan
Haddonfield
N. J
New Jersey
Sloan
Daniel L. Marsh
Boston University
William F. McDowell
Washington
Springfield
Mass
Raleigh Union Station case ends in mistrial ruling
The Raleigh case against the Southern and other railroads over an adequate union station ends in a mistrial. Judge E H Cranmer ruled the North Carolina Railroad owned by the state and leased to the Southern must have been a party to the suit. Railroads said they will appeal to the supreme court citing the Commission order flaw.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Southern
Superior Court
E. H. Cranmer
Cranmer
N. C
R. R
Supreme Court
Corporation Commission
Wright brothers celebration brings dirigible to Kitty Hawk
The community funded monument dedication drew prominent men from North Carolina and beyond. Kitty Hawk now connects by ferry and highway as the TC 525 dirigible landed near the coast guard station to join the Wright brothers commemoration. Captain S D Guard had been informed the dirigible would participate and it circled the area before observers.
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Orville
Wilbur Wright
S. D. Guard
Railroads Face Jury Over Raleigh Union Station Plan
In Raleigh on May 2, after counseling skirmishes the appeal of Seaboard Southern and Norfolk Southern from the Corporation Commission's order to erect a new Raleigh union station moved to issues of fact to a Wake County jury. Judge H C Cranmer had previously ruled against railroads efforts to present plans for remodeling the existing station.
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Raleigh
Corporation Commission
Union
Wake County
Seaboard
the Southern
Norfolk Southern
H. C. Cranmer
Bronze alloy composition details
Bronze is an alloy of copper and tin, sometimes with other elements such as zinc and phosphorus included.
Bishops See Remote World Church Union for Methodists
Kansas City May 2 The board of bishops reported that a world union of Christian churches is remote and not now under consideration. They cited Vatican demands for papal primacy and Catholic dogma and noted Anglican conditions in Lambeth proposals as obstacles to Protestant unity. A reunion within Methodism remains yearned for but unlikely in the near term.
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Kansas City
World Union of Christian Churches
Board of Bishops
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Disciples of Methodism
Luther D. Wilson
New York
Vatican
Lambeth
Church of England
Gouth
Legal principle on written law and power limits
A fragment discusses how written law does not automatically become effective in matters touching political power commercial gain or personal restraint and underscores limits on legal authority.
Bus kills Marion Chappell near Mount Airy
Marion Chappell aged 17 was killed instantly when struck by a Mount Airy Galax bus near his home four miles from Mount Airy. bus driver M A Dalton was held on homicide charges under a $5 000 bond with a hearing scheduled for next Tuesday.
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Mount Airy
Marion Chappell
George Washington’s Early Engineering Feats Endure
George Washington helped shape early American engineering with surveying work whose lines still influence layouts. His contributions include pioneering surveys and fortification planning that guided settlement and defense in the new nation.
Manx language fading as few on Isle of Man know it
The native Manx language declines with fewer than 1,000 of Isle of Man’s 50,000 residents retaining any working knowledge. Officials warn language experts about cultural erosion as speakers age and transmission gaps widen.
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Isle of Man
Island
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