Censure Of Bingham In Senate Is Forecast
Washington reports a senate vote on a condemnation resolution against Senator Hiram Bingham is forecast with possible changes to strike or soften the wording. Senator Norris defended the measure while seeking practical alterations. The dispute involves Bingham’s ties to a Connecticut manufacturers' representative and a tariff whisper campaign.
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Bingham
Senate
Washington
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Norris
Nebraska
Noris
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Connecticut Association
Manufacturers
Finance Committee
Fess
Ohio
Finance
J. A. Arnold
Southern Tariff Association
Dr. L. W. Cloninger Fatally Shot by Youth in Charlotte
Charlotte report says Dr. L. W. Cloninger, a well known Statesville physician, was shot and killed by 20 year old Frank W. Reid in an upstairs boarding house room after they went there for supper. The incident occurred last night.
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Statesville
Charlotte
L. W. Cloninger
Frank W. Reid
Doctor Shot to Death in Statesville Killing
Dr. Cloninger, 45, died after three close range gunshots to the head shoulder and neck. The assailant, Reid, 18, surrendered and is jailed on murder charges after claiming self defense. He allegedly told boarding house proprietor Lanier I shot doc and then handed over the revolver.
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Dr. Cloninger
Doc
H. P. Lanier
Mr. Lanier
Alex West
Cloninger
Statesville
Reid
Greensboro
Lincoln County
Tardieu Forms French Cabinet Amid Crisis
Paris reports Andre Tardieu, wartime high commissioner in the United States, forged a new cabinet after a major ministerial crisis. Briand remains at the Quai dOrsay with Cheron at finances, Tardieu at interior, and center and right ministers of varying factions. debate over a working majority in the 612-seat chamber continues.
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Paris
Andre Tardieu
France
United States
Edouard Daradier
Etienne Clementel
M. Tardieu
Briand
Aristide Briand
Quai D’orsay
Henri Cheron
Republican’ Union
M. Briand
Chameber
Radical Socialist Party
M. Clemsentel
Mystery Witness May Light Kraft Murder Case
In New Orleans the defense for John McGouldrick indicted for murder promises a mystery witness to clarify the Creole shipboard death of Jack Kraft. Seven witnesses allegedly confirm McGouldrick was on the bridge when Kraft went overboard, with Miss Rouzer and Sammy Epstein held as witnesses.
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New Orleans
Jack Kraft
Mississippi River
John McGouldrick
McGouldrick
Skcraft
Mail Plane Pilot Cremated In Crash
Charles Vermula, pilot for Embry-Riddle Co of Cincinnati, was killed when a Chicago Cincinnati mail plane crashed at Mars Hill airport in Indianapolis. The plane burst into flames on impact and Vermula's body was cremated before removal from the wreckage.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Vermula
Embry-Riddle Company
Cincinnati
Mars Hill
Vermyla
Number of Missouri Airports Reaches Nineteen
Missouri has nineteen airports, roughly one per 3620 square miles, excluding several emergency ports. The count reflects a wide distribution across the state with additional facilities used for emergencies.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Hamilton testifies in fatal shooting case over secret marriage
Weatherford Texas November witnesses recounts a dramatic confrontation in Amarillo court as R H Hamilton lawyer and former Texas jurist tells how he shot at Tom Walton Jr after grappling over a pistol during an alleged threat to his daughter Theresa. He claims he did not know of the marriage and denies firing after Walton slumped.
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Weatherford
Tex
R. H. Hamilton
Tom Walton, Jr
Hamilton
Texas
Theresa
Lad
Walton
Amarillo
Eifforts
Texas Supreme Court Commission of Appeals
University of Texas
Henderson Chosen for North Carolina Conference Session
Henderson was selected as the site for the 94th annual North Carolina Methodist conference, edging Goldsboro Roxboro and Washington. Adjournment is set for tomorrow at sunset after a revised program including love feast worship, a Queen Street service, and a memorial with appointive readings. Budget report proposed $138,450 for conference purposes across nine districts.
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Kinston
Henderson
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Goldsboro
Roxboro
Washington
Queen Street
Edwin D Mouton
Commission On
Durham
Elizabeth City
Committee On Temperance and Social Service
Hoover At Camp For The Weekend In Virginia
President Hoover arrived at his Rapidan River camp in the Blue Ridge mountains late Friday after an uneventful motor trip from Washington. He plans a quiet weekend at the secluded retreat in Madison County, Virginia.
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Madison, Va
Hoover
Rapidan River
Blue Ridge Mountains
Washington
New Developments Bring Light to McPherson Murder Case
Washington November 2 special government counsel announced the McPherson murder indictment would proceed after new testimony. Robert A. McPherson Jr. marked his 22nd birthday in jail. Investigators had questioned hundreds of people with no prior evidence of a single killer.
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Washington
Robert A. McPherson, Jr
Justice Department
Siace
McPherson
Virginians Prepare For Election On Tuesday Key Campaigns In Va Race
In Richmond on the eve of voting Virginians faced a tight state election between Democrats led by John Garland Pollard and anti Smith Democrats aligned with Republicans. Campaign leaders claimed varying majorities as charges of machine politics and ballot coercion dominated debates.
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Richmond
John Garland Pollard
Smith
William Mosely Brown
Progress
James Annon, Jr
Dr. Brown
J. Murray Hooker
Democratic Committee
Robert H. Angell
Roanoke
Raskob
Bishop Cannon
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Henry W. Anderson
Dr. Pollard
Oscar DePriest
DePriest
Anderson, Brown
Stock Ex Members Open on Sunday
For the second Sunday running the New York stock exchange committee orders members to keep offices open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to settle trades left unsettled after the wild Thursday trading. Despite yesterday and today’s halt to allow rectification, several items still require work and some financial district restaurants and stores will operate on Sunday.
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New York
Committee On
New York Stock Exchange
Financial District
Leading Scores Across Colleges and Teams
A compilation of score results including Carolina 32 over State 0, Boston College 20 over Duke 12, Furman 12 over Wake Forest 0, V M T L 12 over Davidson 6, Guilford 13 over Elon 6, Army 33 over S Dakota 6, Yale 16 over Dartmouth 12, Maryland 13 over Virginia 13, Notre Dame 26 over Ga Tech 6, Vanderbilt 13 over Alabama unknown, Kentucky 44 over Clemson 6, Tennessee 27 over Auburn 0, Vv P II 36 over Washington and Lee G, Ohio 2 over Pitt 1, Harvard 4 over E Florida 0, California 15 over Southern California 7.
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State
Boston College
Duke
Furman
Wake Forest
V. M. TL
Davidson
Guilford
Elon
Army
S. Dakota
Yale
Dartmouth
Maryland
Virginia
Notre Dame
Ga. Tech
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Kentucky
Clemson
Tennessee
Auburn
Vv. P. II
Washington
Lee G
Ohio
Pitt
Harvard
E Florida
California
Cali
Spivey Sentenced to Die for Bettie Spivey Murder
In Lee county, Judge M W Barnhill sentenced James Spivey to die in the electric chair on January 10 after a 11 hour jury deliberation found him guilty of first degree murder of his cousin Bettie Spivey. Defense plans an appeal. Evidence suggested jealousy as motive.
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Sanford
BC AP
M. W. Barnhill
Lee County Superior Court
James Spivey
Bettie Spivey
Spivey
Bettie
DAR Meeting Praises Gardner at Pinehurst Session
A two day regional meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution at Pinehurst ends with praise for Governor O Max Gardner and support for the King’s Mountain sesqui centennial plan. Delegates note 2341 chapters and 170595 members, report graves of 2653 Revolutionary soldiers, and emphasize committee work.
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Pinehurst
North Carolina
O. Max Gardner
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Gardner
South Carolina
King’s Mountain
National Organization
Gastonia
C. Gregory
Salisbury
Red Springs
Flora MacDonalds College
Plane crash injures four at flying field near Bennettsville
In Bennettsville, South Carolina, a flying circus plane failed to lift off and crashed into a parked car on the edge of a field. Two children, Archie and Virginia Breeden, 5 and 3, were critically hurt. their mother and another child were injured. pilot C. L. Langdon suffered a broken nose.
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Bennettsville
S. C
Archie
Virginia
A. L. Breeden
C. L. Langdon
Langdon
Breeden
Railroad Chief Dies From Heart Attack at Yale Dartmouth Game
George A. Hanneur, president of the Boston and Maine Railroad, died in New Haven after suffering a heart attack while watching the Yale-Dartmouth football contest at the Hotel Taft. Federal railway leader and industry figure passed away in the afternoon en route to the game.
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New Haven
Conn
George A. Hanneur
Boston and Maine Railroad
Taft
Yale
Raskob and Smith Among Florida Deal Makers
New York capitalists led by John McEntee Bowman announced the purchase of the Miami Biltmore hotel at Coral Gables and the Miami Biltmore Country Club in Miami Florida. Partners include John J. Raskob Alfred E. Smith Michael Meehan Joseph Higgins William Todd James Riordan John OBrien Charles Moon Timothy Mara and Daniel Mooney. The seller was Claude Q Rives Jr representing Whitney Central Trust and Savings Bank of New Orleans bondholders.
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New York
John McEntee Bowman
Bowman Biltmore Hotels Corporation
Miami Biltmore Hotel
Coral Gabies
Miami
Fla
Miami Biltmore Country Club
John J. Raskob
Alfred E. Smith
Michael J. Meehan
Joseph F. Higgins
William H. Todd
James J. Riordan
John H. O'Brian
Charles M. Moon
Two Charged With Murder of Holmes
Borger Texas November 2 Former deputy constable Sam Jones and Jim Hodges were charged with the murder of District Attorney John Holmes on September 15. The charges followed Holmes murder which triggered martial law in Borger. Both men jailed after Deputy Sheriff Red Burton filed the indictment. Hodges, boiler works manager, was arrested at his home. Jones returned from New Mexico yesterday on a liquor violation indictment.
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Borger
Tex
Sam Jones
Jim Hodges
John Holmes
Holmes
Red’ Burton
Burton
Jones
New Mexico
Hodges
Hood
Tariff Bill Seen Likely to Pass in Special Session
Washington observers forecast the senate tariff bill would be enacted in the four weeks left in the special session. Senators Borah and Harrison predicted passage of a farm products focused measure as coalition leaders planned informal talks on rate schedules. The senate recessed after a two hour session with slow progress and Smoot signaling votes on early schedules despite absences.
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Senate
Borah
Idaho
Harrison
Mississippi
Hoover
House
Smoot
Finance Committee
Harry Lauder Visits His Father In Law at Yadkin College
Sir Harry Lauder the famous comedian visited Davidson county staying briefly with Ed L. Green at Yadkin College. He has toured the United States and Canada this year and claims to have visited every country once or more with fifteen world trips. Lauder is an expert bagpipe and accordion player who performed before President Harding and his wife.
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Lexington
Harry Lauder
Davidson County
Ed. L. Green
Yadkin College
United States
Canada
Harding
Ed L. Green
Yankin College
Plebiscite on Young Plan seems assured in Germany
Berlin reports a nationalist surge in registrations for a national plebiscite to reject the Young Plan. The Kreuz Zeitung hails the victory as the first battle won while the government fears a January referendum and mounting costs.
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Germany
Berlin
Kreuz Zeitung
New York Business Review Sees Strong Foundations Amid Market Decline
The National City Bank in its monthly economic review argues that industries remain well fortified financially despite a stock market crash. It says losses hurt individuals but do not impair productive capacity, and that high prices reflect demand and speculation rather than underlying weakness.
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New York
National City Bank
Stock Exchange
Mrs Reuzer Heads South to aid her daughter in Creole case
Mrs Gloria Reuzer accompanied by lawyer Miss Dorothy Frooks left by train for New Orleans to aid her daughter Glorida known as Ione Orde, held as material witness in the slaying of Jack Kraft aboard the liner Creole. Kraft's body was found on the Mississippi shore near Pointe a la Hache.
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New York
Gloria Reuzer
New Orleans
Glorida
Jack Kraft
Ione Orde
Plaquemines Parish
Kraft
Mississippi
Pyvint A la Hache
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K. C. Trotman
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