Senate Bribery Probe Likely End in North Carolina
The North Carolina senate bribery inquiry, after two hearings, is deemed finished by most observers. They say no facts emerged showing any senator or general assembly member accepted or offered a bribe, and that rumors dominated the proceedings. Representative Flannagan and others warn the public now believes the assembly is corrupt, though no concrete misconduct proved.
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Raleigh
Senate
General Assembly
Hallet
Ward
Senate Investigating Committee
Henry Grady
Flannagan
Pitt County
Compee
Ole General 4 Assembly
Josephus Daniels
News and Observer
Joe Gariba
Mecklenburg County
Mr. Garibaldi
Stomach Ulcers Healed With Famous Powder
A Milwaukee physician with 26 years of experience has developed a powder formula for ulcers and stomach troubles. It neutralizes acid, eases pain, coats inflamed lining, and avoids strict diets. Free proof treatment offered by RamRock Co Dept 104 Box 930 Milwaukee Wisc.
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Milwaukee
RamRock Co
Wisc
Ady
Expulsion of Jesuits Urged in Spain
Madrid reports extreme elements press for the expulsion of the Jesuits led by provisional President Alcala Zamora. The Crisós periodical and communist outlets demand action while monarchist plots surface amid fears of a coup and possible return of former King Alfonso.
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Madrid
Spain
Alcala Zamora
Alfonso
Small employment gain with a payroll drop in April
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.2 percent rise in employment and a 1.5 percent fall in payroll totals for April across fifteen major industries. Manufacturing shows a 1.6 percent payroll decline while employment dips 0.4 percent. Per capita earnings in manufacturing are down 1.2 percent from March.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Woman’ Bureau
Labor Department
Ame
New York Department of Labor
Éay
New York
Hoover
Doak
Green
American Federation of Labor
Labor Statistics Bureau
Ths
Bureau Eaid
Hoover conducts interior economy talks at Rapidan Camp
President Hoover opens a series of meetings with interior department leaders at Camp Rapidan in Virginia to seek ways to streamline government spending. He aims to concentrate department activities after discussions with War Department officials last week and signals closing army posts as a major economy step.
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Orange
Soover
Interior Department
Hoover
Washington
White House
Indian Bureau
Boulder Dam
Wilbur
War Department
Department
Forrest and King Phillip Ride Through Memphis
The piece recalls how Confederate general Forrest became a symbol of spiritual comfort for the defeated South. It tells of his famed horse King Phillip, now aged and drawing a carriage, that startled a Memphis policeman by rearing and charging the carriage along with its occupants, scattering them in fear.
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Forrest
Phillip
Memphis
Piedmont Singers Engage Three Venues in Lexington
Thousands are expected for the Piedmont Singers programs in Lexington with events at the Carolina theater First Methodist church and First Presbyterian church. Directors C H Hamilton J M Drake and a yet unnamed leader will conduct rotating programs to let audiences hear the same selections. No admission charge is planned and attendees from Davidson and nearby counties are invited.
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Piedmont Singers
Lexington
Piedmont Singers Association
Carolina Theater
C. H. Hamilton
Greensboro
First Presbyterian Church
J. M. Drake
First Methodist Church
Link Ouge
Presbyterian Church
Lancaster captures suspect in assault near Spring Dell Station
Wilson Autry a 20 year old man was captured in Lancaster County South Carolina for an attack on a white woman near Monroe Union County. He denied the assault and awaits a hearing as authorities hold him in Mecklenburg County jail. A $100 reward had been offered.
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Wilson Autry
Charlotte
Lancaster County
South Carolina
L. F. Dabney
Lancaster
Springdell Station
D. C
Autry
Mecklenburg County
Monroe
Union County
Mexico City experiences faint quake at 3 PM
A slight earthquake shock shook Mexico City at 3 o clock this afternoon with no damage reported. The tremor prompted minor activity but no injuries or structural harm were reported by authorities.
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Mexico City
Lexington Merchants to Attend NC Retail Merchants Meeting
Several Lexington merchants plan to attend the North Carolina Retail Merchants association patent meeting in Greensboro on Monday and Tuesday. T. C. Hinkle of Lexington, state treasurer and director of the state merchants group, will join the sessions.
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Lexington
Meeting of Merchants
North Carolina Retail Merchants Association
Greensboro
T. C. Hinkle
State Organization of Retail Merchants
Baseball scores from yesterday with mixed results
Results yesterday show Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 2 New York 2 Brooklyn 6 Chicago 4 and St Louis Boston rained out. Notable: rain affected play in several matchups and postponed games.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Case Carries Last Words From Suicide Note
In Golborne Lancashire Henry Bickerstaff left a cigarette case bearing his final message written before his death. The note reads Eisie I love you, mother I love you. Please forgive me. Police report the items recovered at the scene.
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Golborne
Lancashire
Henry Bickerstaff
Eisie
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