Wiggins Death Prompts 16 Bench Warrants in Gaston County
Gaston County magistrate Judge P A McElroy issued bench warrants for 16 men in the Ella May Wiggins death probe. Names released by Solicitor John G Carpenter include Yates Gamble Fred Morrow and others with three initials unknown. Bonds set at 2500 for most. one man 5000. Forty witnesses ordered to testify tomorrow at 9 30. The inquiry marks the third Gaston County investigation into the shooting death amid anti-Communist riots.
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Gastonia
N. C
P. A. McElroy
Ella May Wiggins
John G. Carpenter
Yates Gamble
Fred Morrow I
M. Sossman
Jack Caver
Horace Wheeler
W. M. Boytere
Lowery Davis
O. H. Lunsford
Troy Jones
Theodore Simms
George Fowler
Howard West
Roy Carver
Holbrooks
Tohmpson
Haney
Wiggins
Carpenter
Wheeler
McElroy
Gaston County Grand Jury
M. W.wiggins
Mrs. Wiggins
Bullwinkle
A. L. Bulwinkle
Fred Morrow
L. R Davis
L. M. Sososoman
Will Lunsford
W. M. Poynter
Jack Carver
Gaston County
J. F. Wallace
O. Max Gardner
Wigigns
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Stock Prices Back On Normal Basis After Volatile Open
New York trading resumed on a normal basis after a wild opening, with delays of 1 to 2 hours since the October 24 break. Ticker delays, steep early losses, and a brisk rally followed by renewed selling hit high priced issues.
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New York
U. S. Steel Common
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
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New York Stock Exchange
New York Curb Market
Chicago Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Virginia Governor Race Enters Final Campaign Day
Virginia's gubernatorial contest on the eve of voting pits Democrat John Garland Pollard against coalition candidate Dr. William M. Brown. Pollard campaigns in Gloucester and Poquoson while Brown tours Rocky Mount and Roanoke, each arguing for continued Democratic rule or a shift to a Republican ex-Democrat coalition.
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Dr. Brown
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Democratic Organization
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Raskobism
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Pollard
Depriest
Oscar Depriest
Senate censures Senator Bingham over Evanson sessions
Washington Nov 4. After a protracted debate the Senate voted 54 to 22 to censure Senator Hiram Bingham for bringing Charles L. Evanson into secret finance committee sessions during tariff framing. Bingham declined to resign saying his motives were zeal for a protective tariff.
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Gotham Elects Mayor Tomorrow
New York reports mayoral race with John F. Curry predicting Walker's won by over 500000, Fiorello La Guardia forecast at 200000, while Richard E. Enright and Norman Thomas are also candidates and observers expect a large Socialist vote.
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John F. Curry
Tammany
James J. Walker
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Richard FE. Enright
Square Cal Party
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Northcutt Case Puzzles Friends In Woolen Mills
Washington reports a naval officer Lieut Harold W Northcutt vanished after leaving Norfolk to deliver 500 dollars to the University of Virginia and was later found in Vancouver then Seattle where he was placed under arrest and turned over to the navy. His father in law expressed surprise while a Canadian woman allegedly sought his affections at any cost. In North Carolina the Leaksville Woolen mill near Charlotte closed after an 80 percent union strike involving 152 workers with pickets present and demands for reinstatement of several discharged union members.
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Norfolk Navy Yard
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Richmond
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Justice Department
Ottawa
Lieut Northcutt
J. A. Shumate
John L. Morehead
William Thornton
Red’’ Gorman
Luke Stafford
Dewey Young
William Champion
Grand Opera Opens in Chicago's New Civic House
The Chicago Civic Opera House debuts with Aida under conductor Georgio Polacco. Rosa Raisa leads as Aida with Charles Marshall Cyrena Van Gordon and Caesar Formichi among cast. Industry and society attend as 31 mezzanine boxes share a $20 million venue. A portion of Aida will be broadcast nationwide at 10 PM Central.
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Cyrena van Gordon
Caesar Formichi
Virgilio Lazzari
Chase Baromeo
Hilda Burke
Georgio Polacco
Michigan Students Sell Liquor To Pay Way Thru College
Police raid on a Michigan dormitory uncovered wine and whisky cases smuggled from Canada. Harold McKee and two others were involved as officers traced calls ordering liquor. McKee is jailed. two suspects sought.
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Ann Arbor
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Harold McKee
Pittsburgh
Canada
Louis Fahey
Clifford West
Six-Birth for Malmesbury Woman in South Africa
A young white woman in Malmesbury Union of South Africa gave birth to six boys today. Three of the sextuplets died shortly after birth while three survived.
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Sextet
Malmesbury
Union of South Africa
Louis Heinz Obituary Not Dictated Before Death
Louis Heinz, 41, longtime New York American reporter and former two term president of the New York Ship News Reporters Association, died after a long illness. He told his wife yesterday that he would dictate his obituary if alive today but passed away before doing so.
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New York
Louis Heinz
New York American
New York Ship News Reporters Association
Youth acquitted in mercy killing of mother in France
Richard Corbett, defending himself, was found not guilty of murdering his invalid mother last May. He testified the act was premeditated to end her suffering and justified by compassion despite breaking the law. The prosecutor urged a harsher verdict and a five year sentence.
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Richard Corbett
Draguignan
France
Corbett
Nationalist Forces Reported Defeated Near Laohokow
Japanese intelligence said Feng Yu-Hsien’s army inflicted a decisive defeat on nationalist troops near Laohokow Hupeh. Dispatches claimed 10,000 nationalist deserters ravaged the countryside and another 10,000 refused to fight as fighting traced the Hupeh Honan northwest border.
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China
Feng Yu-Hsien
Kuominchun
People’s Army
Laohokow Hupeh
Chenegchow
Hupeh
Honan
Unexplained killing shocks Statesville doctor
Frank W. Reid, 20, is held without bond after allegedly shooting Dr. La V. Cloninger, 58, in a Statesville rooming house. Reid claims self defense, but details remain unclear. A preliminary hearing is set in city recorder's court with limited access for relatives and his attorney. Dr. Cloninger succumbed to three gunshot wounds. authorities note whiskey odor on the victim.
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Frank W. Reid
la V. Cloninger
Statesville
City Recorder’s Court
D. B. Smith
Dr. Cloninger
Reid
French Radio Report of Death of King George Hoax
Paris radio station aired a bogus report that King George had died. A fake call, claimed to be from a major French news agency, led to the broadcast before a blanket denial was issued. Investigations stalled by tracing the anonymous telephone call. Hoax cited as recent pattern.
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Paris
George
England
Brookhart to Speak on Wall Street Booze Parties
Senator Brookhart of Iowa vows to discuss prohibition enforcement in the Senate tomorrow citing a dinner party in Washington where liquor was served. He notes a subpoenaed Journal attendee told a federal grand jury about the event held for new members of Congress.
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Iowa
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