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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1929
Page
2
Governor C. Max Gardner and Mrs. Gardner will fly to Chicago to appear on a WNER program broadcast nationwide and via a national network. The talk will promote North Carolina and its development, with Gardner slated for 7:30 Chicago time and 8:30 EST.
Victims burned and gas suffocation described as patients and nurses faced horror in the Cleveland Clinic blast. X-ray room explosions, hospital alight, and a rising death toll described by witnesses and officials. Names of the dead and injured listed amid chaotic rescue efforts.
The testimony discusses control of the newspaper, with claims that the International has no control over the journal or its securities. Thomason admits a poor move in a April 1 postoffice statement and reveals he told competitors in Chicago about the International’s interest. He named Merrill C. Meigs, Robert R. McCormick, and Walter as involved in the discussion.
A special policeman Bill Fair jailed on an alleged murder attempt fired on strikers guiding 150 arrests as workers were bused to plants. About 150 Tennessee Federation of Labor delegates head to town to inspect the strike. Twenty two cases of intimidation postponed to Thursday as Bemberg and Glanzstoff resume limited operations.
The Graf Zeppelin’s departure to the Virginia neighborhood and District of Columbia was postponed due to late hour authorization from French authorities permitting only seven to nine am flight. The delay shifts the voyage by a day. Meanwhile Mrs. Mary Pierce of New York City has boarded the ship, causing family concern as details remain unclear.
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