Plan of Juniors Announced for Salisbury District Meeting
Adrian J. Newton attorney and district deputy says Junior Order United American Mechanics ninth district meeting will be in Salisbury Council No. 26 on Saturday May 19 at 7 30 p m. State Councillor Walter L Cahoon of Elizabeth City is expected to address attendees with many Davidson and Rowan counties members planning to attend.
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Lexington
Adrian J. Newton
United American Mechanics
Salisbury
Newton
Davidson
Rowan
Walter L. Cahoon
Elizabeth City
Cahoon
Sigma Nu Delta Chapter Revived at University of South Carolina
At USC on May 11 and 12 Dr. Addison Hibbard of UNC led a revival of the Delta chapter of Sigma Nu with eighteen active members and two alumni initiated. Early initiates include Charles D. Blaton of UNC Psi and Frank Williams of NC Beta Tau. among the new members is Thomas Moore Craig of Charlotte.
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Columbia
8. C
Addison Hibbard
University of North Carolina
Delta
Sigma Nu
University of South Carolina
Charles D. Blaton
Psi Chapter
Frank Williams
Beta Tau
North Carolina
Thomas Moore Craig
Charlotte
N. C
Jon Clyburn Has Chance For Life
Raleigh May 11 A private prosecution in the case would recommend clemency for John Clyburn condemned to die May 25 for slaying Cyrus Fink in Charlotte Pardon Commissioner Bridges, back from Charlotte, quoted Jake Newell who helped prosecute Clyburn as saying he believed Clyburn was a tool of Dave Devlin, who connected with Fink s death Devlin recently paid his life for slaying a Rowan county deputy
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Raleigh
John Clyburn
Cyrus Fink
Charlotte
Bridges
Jake Newell
Clyburn
Mecklenburg Superior Court
Dave Devlin
Fink
Devlin
Rowan County
Mission worker killed during Chinese battle near Tsinan
United States consular advices from Tsingtao report Mrs. William T. Hobart of the American Methodist mission at Tamafu was killed on April 29. The slaying occurred amid fighting between northern and southern Chinese forces for Tainafu, about 39 miles south of Tsinan.
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Peking
United States
Tsingtao
William T. Hobart
Tamafu
Tainafu
Tsinan
Japanese Order 20000 More Men to Shantung Transit
Tokyo dispatch reports railroad authorities ordered to prepare transport of 20,000 troops to Shantung China between next Sunday and month end. This increases Japanese forces in Shantung to about 28,000 men.
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Tokyo
Shantung
China
Hagen Wins British Open With 292 For 72 Holes
Walter Hagen captured the British Open at Sandwich England with a 72 hole total of 292. Sarazen finished second at 294 and Archie Compston was third at 295. Jurado and Barnes tied for fifth at 301 while Mehlhorn and Alliss also featured among top finishers.
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Jose Jurado
Bill Mehlhorn
Hagen
Sarazen
Barnes
Sandwich
England
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Archie Compston
Percy Alliss
Berlin
Jim Barnes
Buenos Aires
Bill Hehlhorn
William Davies
A. E. Whiting
Fred Taggart
James Braid
Abe Mitchell
Not So Loud Little Cohen at School
A short exchange between a child and father in Leipzig notes a lesson about animals growing a new fur coat each winter. The father urges quiet as the mother is nearby, with a humorous domestic tone.
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Little Cohen
Old Cohen
Hoover funds cited by Hoover organization in Senate hearing
The Washington head of the commerce secretary’s committee testified that the Hoover campaign in Washington received about 50150 and spent 42032.16 with 1000 in unmarked currency. listed expenditures included telephones, rent, salaries, and travel among others. He estimated state club totals guidance across states and noted several major donors.
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Hoover Organization
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Washington
Commerce Secretary
Good
Kansas City
Hoover Clubs
Michigan
Minnesota
Arkansas
California
Oregon
Colorado
Texas
Washington State
Rhode Island
Maryland
Oklahoma
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Hoover Committee
Florida
Maine
Missouri
New Hampshire
Edsel
George E. Brownieman
B. H. Namm
Laure B. Baker
New York City
George Rolph
San Francisco
Selah H. Chamberlain
Fred W. van Sicklen
F. W. Bradley
M. A. Gunst
W. W. Crocker
J. D. Grant
James H. Post
Palmer Fuller
Robert M. Undergraff
Scarsdale
Senator Edge
John H. Bartlett
Hoover
Steiner
Curtis
Philip P. Campbell
Kansas
Curtis-for-President Club
District of Columbia
Campbell
Senator Curtis
Do Animals Think A Redpath Lecture by Morse
Zoologist George S. Morse former Boston Zoo director discusses animal cognition in a Redpath Week lecture. He portrays animals as reasoning beings with thrilling animal-life anecdotes and shares his aquarium leadership insights.
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George S. Morse
Boston Zoological Park
Boston Aquarium
Mr. Morse
Europe
Morse
Shedd Aquarium
Chicago
Railroad Seeks to Stop Two Passenger Trains
The State Corporation Commission heard arguments from the Sea board Air Line and communities on discontinuing passenger trains 19 and 20 between Wilmington and Hamlet due to unprofitability. Wilmington and nearby towns object, saying the move would cut communities off from the west and south. arguments were taken under advisement.
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Raleigh
State Corporation Commission
Seaboard Air Line
Wilmington
Hamlet
Town Incorporated Ansonville Gains Official Status
Raleigh May 11. The town of Ansonsville in Anson County was incorporated under state laws today by Y. M. Allen J. J. Allen and R. S. Allen and others of Ansonville.
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Raleigh
Ansonsville
Anson County
Y. M. Allen
J. J. Allen
R.S. Allen
Ansonville
Argentine rider endures perilous voyage to New York
Aimee Felix Tschiffely, riding from Buenos Aires to New York, reports highway hazards exceed jungles and mountains as he and Mancha the pony cross Texas and the Rio Grande. He began April 22 1925 and hones a flexible route toward Kentucky’s horse country.
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Dallas
Tex
Aimee Felix Tschiffely
Buenos Aires
New York
Tschiffely
Rio Grande
Texas
South America
Argentina
Mancha
Bluegrass
Kentucky
Leaf Tobacco Stocks by Districts Reported
The department of commerce released figures for leaf tobacco on hand by manufacturers and dealers for April 1, 1927 and 1928 and for October 1, 1927 and January 1, 1928. Bright yellow leaf from Virginia North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia totals 678 957 535 pounds on April 1 1928 556 786 621 on April 1 1927 580 670 434 on October 1 1928 and 756 534 612 on January 1 1928.
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Raleigh
Department of Commerce
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
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Rialto News
George Bancroft
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Sackett
Goff
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the Family Theatre
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Lionel Barrymore
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Hart Drug
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