Judge Stack Says Banks Confessed Guilt in Mob Case
In Asheville on November 13 AP reports Judge A M Stack stated Herman Banks of Craggy confessed guilt in the Buncombe County jail mob attack of September 19. Banks testified, prompting Stack to advise the jury he may be lying to escape conviction. further details include Jeter Bell and crowd estimates. In Washington, GOP leaders plan nonpartisan support for a new tax bill, with Tilson aiming for December 14 floor action and inheritance tax rate discussions underway.
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Stack
Banks
Asheville
Herman Banks
Craggy
Buncombs County
A. M. Stack
Superior Court
C. H. Bartlett
Eorge Digges
Cragegy
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
Garrett
Tennessee
Sub crew may still be alive on M-1 in deep sea search
Plymouth reports the submarine M-1 lies buried miles southwest of Start Point after a fleet maneuver loss. Crewmembers may still be alive, but deep water prevents diving or surfacing, and officials note no collision occurred. If alive, they face a prolonged and perilous fate in the vessel.
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Plymouth
Eng
Start Point
Evonshire
Rmit
Doubts Rise Over Location Of Submarine M-1
A BBC report claims the M-1 submarine was located but naval officials doubt its accuracy. The admiralty says efforts continue to determine the submarine's position and no intelligence confirms the sighting.
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Ondon
Osses
Admiralty
Evangelist George Stephens Passes Through High Point En Route
Rev George T Stephens the evangelist who finished a seven week tabernacle campaign here stopped in High Point last night en route to Fayetteville Ark where he opens a meeting on November 15 He traveled with Brother Bill Stephens who will lead tonight's service in the tabernacle by Dr R A Torrey and may stay for a Wesley Memorial church Christian men meeting with I A Phifer of Spartanburg S C as chief speaker.
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George T. Stephens
High Point
Fayetteville
Ark
Red Cross Roll Call Closes With Over 300 In Receipts
The Red Cross drive ended today with more than 300 in receipts. The exact total was not set by mid afternoon. Mrs Everett Marsh chaired the local drive guiding workers and overseeing the roll call. Mrs W C Harmon directed the Red Cross work in the city and helped ensure success.
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Red Cross
Everett Marsh
W. C. Harmon
Largest gold casket of Tutankhamen unearthed by archaeologists
Cairo and London dispatches report the tomb of Tutankhamen revealed a solid gold coffin and a regal array of artifacts. The mummy shown aged about 19, with hands to chest, rests in a lavishly decorated case, described as the most valuable piece of metal ever uncovered.
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Jondon
Tut-Ankh
Ancient
Luxor
Egypt
Moore County race sparks questions over candidates
The article questions if Morrison will run in Moore County as Bailey also contemplates entry. It notes Brewer is poised to run if both Bailey and Morrison enter the race.
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Bailey
Morrison
Is Rank Conservative But He Knows How To Make Con cessions
A fragmented line appears to discuss a political figure described as conservative yet capable of making concessions when compromise is needed. The wording suggests a cautious stance and pragmatic shifts in policy posture. The source reads as a brief editorial note or caption.
Brewer for Legislature Ties to Moore County Political Scene
Raleigh dispatch reports editor Stacy Brewer of the Vass Pilot poised to run in Moore County for the next legislature. He may get support from the McLean administration while Morrison Bailey prospects loom. The piece notes Mrs. W Thomas Bost as a potential Raleigh candidate and the Democratic tilt of Armistice Day events boosting the Legion’s political influence.
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Raleigh
Stacy Brewer
Vass
Moore County
Sandhills
Brewer
Messrs
Morrison
Bailey
Baily
McLean
Moore
Old Guard
BS Ag
Josiah William Bailey
Gardner
Greensboro
Shelby
Mr. Bailey
Mecklenburg
Wake County
W. Thomas Bost
Greensboro Daily News
State Federation
North Carolina
American Legion
Legion
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Then Sways on Weather
The New Orleans market opened steady on near months but eased on later months as favorable weather in the central and western belt weighed on prices. December fell to 19.51, January to 19.40, and March to 19.18, with a late first hour rally on fears of rain.
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New Orleans
A. P
Srnday
Judge Frees Dr Harol Blazer After Insanity Defense
In Littleton Colorado Justice Johnson acquits Dr Harold Blazer of murder after a hung jury. The court rules insanity proven beyond doubt and notes his acts as a son caring for a crippled daughter. The defense calls it humanity over law while the prosecutor warns against such crimes. Blazer plans to work on a timber lease in Cumbres Colorado.
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Littleton
Colo
Harold Elmer Blazer
T'S Court
Samuel Johnson
Dr. Blazer
Joel Fef. Stone
Johnson
Blazer
Lewis Mowry
Joel E. Stone
Colorado
Cumbres
After His Long Walk
Joseph Brenkus aged 56 of Robertsdale Indiana known for walking from Chicago to Palestine with a 132 mile annual trek from Whiting to Holy Hill Wisconsin was found dead in an alley in Hammond Indiana He had previously traveled by boat from New York to France in 1922 and had walked this route annually since 1915 until his death in Hammond.
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Hammond
Ind
Joseph Brenkus
Robertsdale
Chicago
Palestine
New York
France
Whiting
Holy Hill
Wis
Evangelist Dr. Torrey to Preach Tonight at Local Tabernacle
Dr. R A Torrey, renowned evangelist, will preach at the High Point tabernacle tonight at 7 30. Local organizers led by W F Stephens announce his first appearance here after recent campaign work and note his books How to Pray and Practical and Perplexing Questions available at the site. Torrey recently moved to Asheville from Los Angeles and will travel to Chicago for Moody Church meetings.
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R. A. Torrey
America
Tabernacle
W. F
Bill) Stephens
George Stephens
High Point
Dr. Torrey
DPD. Kl
Mrombone
Torrey
Asheville
Los Angeles
Deaths and Healing Across Separate Chapters
A Nashville man learns of his 16 year old daughter's accidental gunshot death in High Point after relatives race to notify him. Chauncey Olcott credits prayers and his seventh daughter wife for his recovery, displaying a sculpted hands motif and noting healing powers linked to his wife’s birth order.
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Olcott
O. O. Pickard
Nashville
Tenn
High Point
Pickard
Elwood Hotel
High Point Enterprise
Mr. Pickard
New York
Ann Arbor
Mich
Chauncey Olcott
Therese
Jesus
Mr. Olcott
East River
Detroit
St. Therese
Wheat Leads Grain Rally on Foreign Buying in Chicago
Chicago markets opened with brisk buying for December delivery, aided by foreign demand. Wheat prices rose 1 4 to 11 4 cents, corn advanced further after an initial gain, oats climbed from a small uptick, and provisions followed the higher grain trend as hog values strengthened.
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Chicago
assassination shocks Sofia mayor in Bulgaria
Sofia reports the death of mayor M. Madiariow son of the Bulgarian diplomat Michael Madiariow after he was shot by a recently discharged municipal employee who then killed himself.
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Sofia
M.diariow
Michael Madiariow
Americans and Italians Reach War Debt Funding Deal
The United States and Italy sign a funding agreement for Italy's war debt estimated at 2.042 billion dollars. The plan spans 62 years with gradually rising interest from 0.125 percent to a 2 percent cap, with delays and prepayment options under certain conditions.
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Washington
Italy
United States
Calre
Congress
Comemission
American Commission
Commission
Belgium
J. P. Morgan and Company
Psychologist To Study Popular Reaction To the Plea
In Denver, Professor George A. Moleen of the University of Colorado Medical School will study readers reactions to the Blazer murder case. He plans to analyze letters sent to Judge Johnson and to counsel, to gauge public perception of the concept of a human husk with no soul and whether it drew sympathy or disapproval.
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Faileq
Margaret Lansdowne
Shenandoah
J. Edward Cassidy
Chemical Warfare’ Service Reserve
Frank R. Reid
Hugh A. Drum
Army General Staff
Sherman Moreland
Drum
Amos Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
Leavenworth
Kansas
Col. Cassidy
Denver
Colo
George A. Moleen
University of Colorado Medical School
Moleen
Samuel Johnson
Prices Rise on Bullish Fed Rate, Debt, Dividends News
New York stock prices jumped today driven by the Federal Reserve Bank rate retention at 3 1/2 percent, optimism over the Italian debt settlement, and favorable dividend announcements after yesterday's session.
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New York
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Georgetow n university se ne mograph records quake shocks
A Georgetown university seismograph logged strong earthquake shocks starting at 1 30 35 a m and lasting several hours The maximum was recorded between 8 33 and 8 34 a m The epicentral distance ranged from 8000 to 8300 miles from Washington D C
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Washington
Georgetown University Senemograph
Tondorff
Washeington
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