Senator Simmons Rumored Bank Loss Deepens
Raleigh dispatch reports Senator Simmons as nearly penniless after the First National bank of New Bern failure. He acknowledged losing a large sum but did not specify amounts. The 75 year old senator, long land poor, faces potential loss of Craven and Jones county holdings mortgaged to the bank. Four killed in a train wreck.
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New York Herald-Tribunes
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New Bern Bank
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Jones
True bills returned against eight Marion deputies in mill shooting
McDowell county grand jury returns charges of murder against eight Marion deputy sheriffs over the Oct. 2 gun fight at the Marion Manufacturing Company mill gates that killed six United Textile Workers members and injured twenty others. The trial now includes Alfred Hoffman and four others for insurrection and rebellion, with jury selection underway. In New York, Will Hays defends motion pictures' moral progress and industry impact, noting record audience growth and the film business as a modern American life. An air mail pilot near Bellefonte, Pa., glides through sleet, crashes but saves his mail, found injured 24 hours later.
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Mill Gates
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W. A. Fender
Dave Jarrett
Jim Owens
Charles IL Tate
Taylor Green
William Twiges
Robert Ward
Rutherford
Superior Court
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Marion Manufacturing
New York
Will H. Hays
New York Board of Trade Today
Haye
Don C. Seitz
The
Outlook
United States
Hays
Allegheny Mountains
Jack Webster
Webster
Bellefonte
Tardieu Ministry Wins Third Confidence Vote
In Paris the chamber of deputies backed Premier Tardieu for the third time with a 317 to 257 margin on the national budget debate. A socialist deputy sought to send back the first budget chapter to the finance commission, but the premier framed the issue as a vote of confidence.
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Chamber of Deputies
Tardieu
Finance Commission
When Refused By Maid Be Nonchalant
Chicago Nov 3 A man Antone Curcio learned the proper etiquette after being refused by a young lady is not to punch her in the nose Judge Samuel Heller advised him to be nonchalant polite and chivalrous He fined Curcio 25 which he paid in a polite nonchalant manner.
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Chicago
Antone Curcio
Samuel Heller
Curcio
Borah Urges Stock Market Probe Amid Protracted Decline
Senator Borah hints at an inquiry into New York stock exchange activity after a banker linked prices to Senate tariff fights. Heflin moves to study speculative activity on exchanges affecting cotton prices. Market closes near its low with large declines and a record three hour trading volume.
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Borah
Idaho
Senate
Heflin
Alabama
Hig
New Orleans
Chicago
Federal Farm Board
Alabaman
Coalition
Fred J. Kent
Bankers Trust Company of
Textile magnates plan curtailment in print cloths
Spartanburg scene reports a meeting of manufacturers led by George Sloan of the Cotton Textile Institute. They agree to cut production of print cloths and narrow sheetings by a minimum of 27 percent, with 65 cotton mill executives representing 96,000 looms in attendance.
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Spartanburg
D.C
George Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Sloan
Storm Warnings Issued In West
United States Weather Bureau in New Orleans issued a northwest storm warning from Matagorda Bay to Sabine River. Strong northerly winds expected today and tonight due to a high pressure area over the Rocky Mountains. Small craft warning along the Louisiana coast. much colder tonight expected.
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United States Weather Bureau
Matta Gorda Bay
Sabine River
Rocky Mountains
Louisiana
Princeton Cane Spree Roils Town As Students Attack Cop
Princeton students rioted after a cane spree between freshmen and sophomores. A policeman was assaulted, a patrol car overturned, a traffic light wrecked, and windows shattered. Two students were injured in run‑downs by a police car. Governor Larson’s rear window was reported to be broken.
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Princeton University
Borough Hall
Hull School For Boys
H. Hancock
Paris
John Woods
Gettysburg
Nassau Street
Hancock and Woods
Morgan Larson
Lieutenant Clark En Route Home From Texas Flight
Lieutenant George Clark left Montgomery yesterday morning with A. T. Wishart and P. C. Penn aboard a Curtiss plane bound for Fort Worth. Stormy weather over Louisiana forced an overnight stop. Clark was to refuel in Atlanta before the final hop home.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Charles Kenner
A. T. Wishart
P. C. Penn
Montgomery
Alabama
Atlanta
Clark
Forth Worth
Louisiana
Mr. Wishart
Mr. Penn
Mrs. Wishart
Lieutenant Clark
Penn
Wishart
Greenville
Jackson
Miss
Shingles Favored By Senate In Free List Vote
Washington observers report the Senate voted today to retain shingles on the free list. The decision came amid debate on trade and tariff policy and was announced in the session.
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Washington
Senate
Bandits Free New York Furrier Brenner in China
Aaron Brenner, a New York furrier and Brenner Brothers member, was released in Tientsin after a kidnapping last week. He had been held for ransom following his abduction near a Russian woman in Harbin linked plot. he begged his brother for payment before release.
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China
Aaron Brenner
New York
Brenner
Brenner Brothers
Joseph Brenner
Harbin
Reynolds Forestalls Charge To Ban Driving After Prison
London dispatch reports Richard Joshua Reynolds, a wealthy American serving five months for manslaughter, successfully blocking a police bid to bar him from driving. The magistrate, hearing evidence, dismissed the charge for now while noting the case may continue.
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London
Richard Joshua Reynolds
Reynolds
Arthur Graham
Police Department
Former Princess Victoria Estate Princess Victoria Dies
Bonn Germany November 13 Frau Alexander Zubkoff former Princess Victoria of Bruseia sister of the former Kaiser died at her residence in Bonn.
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Bonn
Germany
Alexander Zubkoff
Victoria
Bruseia
Kaiser
Council And Long To Plead Guilty In Banking Case
William Lunsford Long and William T. Council of Roanoke Rapids are expected to plead guilty to 20 counts of false entry and misapplication of funds in a federal banking case. Judge I M Meekins will sentence them to federal prison in Atlanta, with possible probation given restitution totaling about 478000.
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Raleigh
William Lunsford Long
William T. Council
Roanoke Rapids
I. M. Meekins
Atlanta
Meekins
First National Bank of
Long Council
First Billion Share Turnover In History Of Stock Exchange
New York stock exchange annual sales topped one billion shares for the first time as heavy liquidation extended a three hour session. Daily turnover reached 6,452,700 shares with total year to date 1,091,019,230 shares as U.S. Steel swung from 158 to 1834 and closed at 153. The curb market logged 2,204,700 shares in decline. Wheat and cotton also fell.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
General Foods
The
Stock Exchange
Exchange
United States Steel Common
Bootleg Football Is Apparently Dead
New York November 13 bootleg football seems to have disappeared. E K Hall head of the national rules committee and AT&T vice president said there has been no use of the ball this year after warning manufacturers and tightening specs. The illegal balls had appeared late last season with a pronounced snout to aid passing.
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New York
E. K. Hal
National Football Rules Committee
Hall
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Associated Press
Ex-Premier Sanchez Guerra Granted New Trial
Valencia Spain November 13 Former Spanish premier Jose Sanchez Guerra will be retried in Madrid after the government disagreed with the court martial verdict on sedition. The captain general also disagreed and the case moves to the supreme court martial of the ministry of war and navy.
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Valencia
Spain
Jose Sanchez Guerra
Madrid
Sanchea Guerra
Ministry of War and Marine
Secretary Good Undergoes Major Surgery
Washington November 12. Secretary Good underwent a difficult operation for gangrenous perforating appendicitis at Walter Reed hospital. His condition was described as extremely serious.
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Good W
Walter Reed Hospital
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