Mitchell Gains Right to Call Cabinet Members in Court Martial
The court martial of Colonel William Mitchell ruled he may call witnesses including Secretaries Davis Wilbur Jardine and Sanders among others to defend himself over the air policy controversy. The decision allows subpoenas and further preparation as the trial is expected to run several weeks with broad access to government records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Mitchell
Robert L. Howse
Davis
War Department
Wilbur
Navy Department
Jardine
Agricultural Department
Everett Sanders
President Coolidge
Army
Navy
Aeronautics
Honolulu
Mitchell
War and Navy Department
Air Board
Congress
Frank Reid
Illinois
Reid
Missing Men Found In Port At Southport As Wide Call Is Broadcast
The Bunny III with Delaware officials William G. Taylor and Edward R. Pusey is at Southport North Carolina after days of bad weather. No word from the 38 foot craft’s passengers since it anchored there last week while en route to Florida via inland routes. Captain Galloway reported the Bunny III tied at coal docks awaiting better conditions before continuing south.
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Wilmington
N. C
Bunny III
William G. Taylor
Delaware
Edward R. Pusey
Del
Southport
Florida
Galloway
Joseph D
Ocean City
Rates Reopened On Anthracite Substitutes Movement
The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened proceedings to study rates on anthracite and substitutes to New England and the Middle Atlantic states. Hearings set for November 12 in New York, examining Virginia coal movement and through rates from southern West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Virginia
West Virginia
New York City
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast Territory
Atlantic Coast
High Point Plans Banquet and North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference
A High Point gang plans a 7 PM banquet at the Presbyterian Hut to form a lasting youth organization linked to recent religious meetings. The state Methodist Protestant church opens its five day 100th annual conference tomorrow at 9:30 AM in the First Methodist Protestant Church with Dr. A. G. Dixon presiding and leaders delivering sermons and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
George Stephens
Bill Stephens
Stephens
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
North Main and
Richardson Streets
A. G. Dixon
Greensboro
C. W. Bates
Asheville
Bates
Dixon
G. F. Millaway
George R. Brown
W. A. Newell
Mount Airy
T. H. Lewis
United States
First Church
Strike Halts Marconi Wireless Links Across Britain
About 150 wireless operators and receiving clerks in London Liverpool and Manchester strike cutting Marconi wireless communication with the continent and trans Atlantic regions since yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Marconi
Great Britain
M. P. Conference of State 10 Opens in City Wednesday
The M P Conference of State 10 opens in the city Wednesday with expected large attendance. Laymen anticipate a strong turnout as speakers and delegates gather to discuss church and community matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference OF State
General Elections In 13 States In Progress
Consul General Roger Culver reports he will go to St Johns Island near Hong Kong to check claims two American priests are held by bandits. He asked the Asiatic fleet to send a destroyer to secure release, and a Chinese warship may be dispatched from Macao to assist.
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Washington
Roger Culver
Hong Kong
State Department
St. Johns Island
Tredwell
Macao
Prohibition and Klan issues drive 13 state elections today
AP reports national contests hinge on wet dry questions in New Jersey and mayoral fights in Detroit and Louisville where Klan ties surface. Detroit candidates deny Klan links as Louisville sees a late candidate switch after a $1000 claim of non Klanship. State races include New Jersey Kentucky New York Pennsylvania and Virginia with House seats and legislature on ballot and municipal streetcar purchase in San Francisco.
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Washington
Prohibition
Ku Klux Klan
New Jersey
Harry Moore
Arthur Whitney
Detroit
Louisville
New York
James J. Walker
Frank D. Waterman
John W. Smith
Charles Bowles
Bowles
William T. Baker
Republican Committee
Joseph T. O'Neil
State Court of Appeals
Baker
Arthur A. Will
House of Representatives
Kentucky
Frank T. Appleby
J. L. Lyle Kinmouth
Thurman B. Dixon
John W. Moore
Robert Y. Thomas
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Boston
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Graft charge: 300 Chicago police tied to Genna gang
Attorney Patrick O'Donnell accuses 300 officers of taking $8 000 monthly from the Genna alcohol ring to inform on rival stills and protect operations. He says records list star numbers with payments and claims police helped in killings and raids. The judge had barred this evidence in the murder trial.
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Chicago
Patrick O’donnell
Genna Gang
O’donnell
Genna
Mike Genna
Maxwell Street
Central Station
State’s Attorney’s Office
Gennas
Mike
French Bombarded Three Villages Near Damascus
A traveler reports from Damascus that French forces bombarded three villages in reprisal for brigandage. French sources claim about 1,200 killed during the suppression, with 440 more found dead in ruined houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandia
Egypt
Damascus
Frunze Buried In Snowy Kremlin Ceremony
General Michael Frunze the Soviet Union’s young war minister was buried today as a red draped coffin was lowered behind the Lenin tomb. Garrison salutes of fifty guns were fired across the federation.
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Frunse
Moscow
Michael Frunse
Russia
Lenin
Soviet Federation
Mrs Hayworth Laid To Rest In Spring Hill Cemetery
Gracie Lee Hayworth wife of Chester Hayworth died Saturday morning and was buried Sunday at 2 pm in Spring Hill church cemetery. Funeral services were held at the church conducted by Dr. George R. Brown and Rev Willard, with many friends and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Lee Hayworth
Chester Hayworth
Spring Hill Church
George R. Brown
Willard
Building Permits Hit 182000 This October
Construction activity rose in October with $182 370 in building permits issued by Fire Chief A B Horney boosting year to date total to $2 406 210. Major permits included apartments at South Main and Davis streets valued at about $12 000 and a Hillcrest drive residence for about $12 000.
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A. B. Horney
Sherrod
Brame
South Main and
Davis Streets
J. W. Wilson
Hillcrest Drive
M. L. Garner
Montheu Avenue
Bailey Set to Take Chance in Political Fight
Tremendous Speaker Mr. Morrison is no intellectual match for Bailey. The Scales campaign expects little boost from Washington where nobody votes, Powell says.
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Bailey
Mr. Morrison
Washington
Powell
Morrison Bailey in North Carolina legislature talk
Raleigh rumors place former governor Cameron Morrison entering the 1927 legislature from Mecklenburg with Josiah Bailey from Wake as a rival or ally. Bailey, a famed debater and political strategist, may influence any Morrison backed bid while Scales’s campaign and Gardner’s fate loom in East Carolina.
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Mer
Cameron Morrison
Mecklenburg
Josiah William Bailey
Wake
Morrison
Bailey
Tess
North Carolina
Max Gardner
Washington, D. C
Scales
State Senate
Susan B. Anthony
Gardner
East
Officials Outline Plans For Tax Reduction S
The House Ways and Means Committee pressed Internal Revenue officials to outline conditions for a proposed tax cut as hearings closed. Secretary Mellon warned a treasury deficit of about 560 million dollars, proposing 140.9 million to income tax relief and 160.9 million to repeal the inheritance tax, with other funds for miscellaneous cuts.
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Washington
House
Way and Means
Internal Revenue Bureau
Mellon
Treasury
Trial set for 17 year old in Asheville assault case
In Asheville two criminal cases loom as deputy sheriffs guard 100 veniremen to select a jury for Alvi Mansel, 17, charged with criminal assault on a white man, with Preston Neely, 23, facing similar charges. The trial dates and jail arrangements are outlined as guards, troops, and a special death cell prepare for proceedings.
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Asheville
Alvi Mansel
Preston Neely
Gro
Neely
Mansel
Carolina National Guard
Buncombe County
E. F. Jones
G. Tennent
Teddy Reynolds
Reynolds
Canada
Tennent
Metts
Canton
Ashevill Mansel
John M. Harvey Laid To Rest Here Monday
Funeral services for John M. Harvey a well known High Point contractor were held at Mechanicsville Methodist Protestant church with Rev J R Hutton and Rev Baw Suites officiating. Interment followed in Leabonon cemetery with pallbearers W C Montgomery S E Montgomery J N Hutchins E C Blair A J Payne and Le Noy Hayworth. Junior Order United American Mechanics members handled grave service duties.
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John M. Harvey
High Point
Mechanicsville Methodist Protestant Church
J. R. Hutton
Rev
Baw
Leabonon Cemetery
W. C. Montgomery
S. E. Montgomery
J. N. Hutchins
E. C. Blair
A. J. Payne
le Noy Hayworth
Yeggmen Intercepted While Blowing Coca Cola Plant Safe
Salisbury officers chased two burglars who entered the Coca Cola bottling plant at 1 30 this morning. They fled as shots rang out, having already turned the safe and prepared a second blast. Clothing found in a closet was used to muffle the explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Coca -Cola
Passemeer Station
Death notice for Mrs Shirley Ailey in Randleman
Mrs Shirley Ailey, long resident of this city, died after a period of illness. Survived by two half sisters Mandy McCollum of Randleman and Mary Robbins of Danville Virginia. Funeral services at the home in Randleman Wednesday at 11 o'clock conducted by Rev W B Davis and Rev Barber. Interment in St Paul cemetery.
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Shirley
Pierce
Mandy McCollum
Randleman
Mary Robbins
Danville
Randlemasm
W. B. Davis
Barber
St. Paul Cemetery
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