True Bills Against Strikers Jury Picked in Marion Trial
In Marion North Carolina on November 14 a jury was selected for the trial of Alfred Hoffman and four others charged with insurrection and rebellion. The McDowell county grand jury had returned true bills charging 54 strikers and others with rioting and resisting an officer related to a mill disturbance on August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
N. C
Alfred Hoffman
United Textile Workers of America
McDowell County
J. Hugh Hall
Dell Lewis
W. L. Hogan
Wes Fowler
Clinchfield
Hoffman
Rutherford
Clinchfield and Marion Manufacturing Company
American Federation of Labor
Gloom Is Routed As Stocks Soar
Wall Street rebounded from a week of losses as major securities rallied, led by United States Steel American Can New York Central Johns Manville General Motors Radio Montgomery Ward Columbia Gas American Telephone Union Pacific Standard Oil of New Jersey Sears Roebuck and other big issues. Trading volume totaled 5.57 million on the New York Stock Exchange with Reynolds Tobacco trading at a new low after a 40 000 share block changed hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
U. 8S
Steel Common
American Can
New York Central
Johns Manville
General Motors
Radio
Montgomery Ward
Columbia Gas
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Standard Oil of
N. J
Sears Roebuck
Reynolds Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
New York Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
A. Traylor
Chicago
Hialmar Schacht
Belgium
England
France
Germany
Italy
Messrs “X
Bank of
Japan
Messrs “‘Y’”’ of
Industry Unhurt by Stock Shake Up
The Department of Labor monthly employment bulletin reports October data show the recent financial upheaval did not disturb industry or reduce employment. It cites improvements in cotton textile and uneven gains in silk, shipyards, jewelry, radio and electrical equipment, and boot and shoe plants. Coal mining districts also show greater employment though autos and iron and steel face declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Labor
Hoovers Listed In San Francisco Social Register
The 1930 San Francisco social register includes the president and Mrs Hoover. It notes that Miss Helen Wills is not listed now, but may appear when she marries Frederick S Moody Jr. The Hoover entry reads Hoover the President and Mrs Herbert Clark Hoover White House Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Social Register
United States
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Herbert Clark
Lou Henry
White House
Washington, DC
Helen Wills
October cotton consumption and stocks rise modestly
Census Bureau reports October cotton use at 640,798 bales of lint and 82,747 bales of linters, up from September and October last year. On hand totals show gains in consuming establishments and public storage, with foreign imports at 19,815 bales and exports at 1,251,300 running bales of lint in October. Cotton spindles active numbered 30,134,716 in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Rio de Janeiro Seaplane Arrives Miami After Overnight Stay
The Rio de Janeiro, a 27 passenger seaplane of the New York Rio and Buenos Aires line, reached Miami after a night in West Palm Beach. The craft, missing since leaving Mantea, N C, yesterday, will depart this afternoon for Buenos Aires with five crew members and one passenger aboard.
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Miami
Fla
Rio de Janeiro
New York
Rio
Buenos Aires
West Palm Beach
Mantea
N. C
Three Killed at a Crossing in Indianapolis
Four people died when their car struck a moving freight train near Mars Hill airport in southwest Indianapolis. Victims: James Trible of Columbus Ohio William Carmichael deputy sheriff Karl A Kirchefer Indianapolis Mause Ellis Indianapolis. The group had met at the airport and were returning home when the crash occurred. Kirchefer worked as a salesman for an oil burner company Trimble assisted with furnace installation at the airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Mars Hill
James Trible
Columbus
Ohio
William Carmichael
Karl A. Kirchefer
Mause Ellis
Kirchefer
Trimble
Cox Orders Stock Market News From Front Page
Ex Gov James M Cox owner of a group of newspapers in Ohio orders no stock market news on front pages. He says coverage inflated interest and fear could harm public welfare, urging normal commerce and prudent reporting without suppressing facts. He cites panic and speculative obsession harming national efficiency.
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Cox
Dayton
James M. Cox
Ohio
Turner Again Heads North Carolina Baptists
Dr. J Clyde Turner of Greensboro was reelected head of North Carolina Baptists at the 99th annual convention in Shelby. J W Suttle Sidney Wall and J R Jester named vice presidents. New board members and committee appointments announced including multiple city and state leaders and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clyde Turner
Baptists of State
Shelby
Greensboro
North Carolina Baptists
J. W. Suttle
Zeno Wall
J. R. Jester
Winston-Salem
William Louis Poteat
EK. M. Poteat, Jr
Jefferson
W. O. Riddick
Azalea
Bruce Benton
Rockingham
A. P. Stephens
Morehead City
R. Rk. Pittman
Burneville
J. R. Morgan
Waynesville
J. WB. Highsmith
Raleigh
J. E. Kirk
Rosemary
W. D. Poe
Oxford
Joe
Wake Forest
R. T. Vann
Mrs. Clyde Turner
Lutheran Synod session opens in China Grove with gift fund
The seventh annual state convention of the Brotherhood of the Lutheran church opened at St. Mark's in China Grove with about 100 delegates. A $100,000 gift and loan fund was announced to aid church building and education, with Dr. Charles J. Smith as principal speaker at a closing banquet. In Greensboro, Frank Simmons alias Jack Dunmeyer faces murder trial for the shooting of Guilford deputy W. T. Bowman, with his plea of not guilty and statements of being with Perry White the night of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Grove
N. C
The
Brotherhood of the Lutheran Church
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Ww. K. Mauney
King’s Mountain
A. Campbell Cline
Concord
Mauney
H. E. Isenhour
Salisbury
Charles J. Smith
Roanoke College
Greensboro
Frank Simmons
Jack Dunmeyer
W.T. Bowman
Guilford County
Simmons
Charleston
S. C
Perry White
Tabernacle
White
State Penitentiary
Senate Refuses Delay on Tariff By 74 to 7 Vote
Washington November 14 AP reports the Senate rejected postponing tariff consideration, voting 74 to 7 to proceed despite warnings of illness and fatigue among members. Officials argued it would be cruel to require prolonged sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pantages Sued for Half Million on Slander Charge
Los Angeles report states Alexander Pantages, famed showman, already sentenced for a sexual attack, now faces a civil suit for 500,009 dollars filed by Russian playwright Nicholas Duncan, a key figure in the prior trial. The suit alleges further slander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantages
Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Nicholas Duncan
Duneav
Subkoff Arrested En Route To Former Wife Funeral
Alexander Subkoff youthfully married to Prin cess Victoria Schaumburg Lippe is arrested by Bonn police while traveling from Treves to Frankfort for his wife s funeral. He faces charges for violating a Prussia entry ban and swindle accusations from creditors amid sympathy from German foreign aristocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Victoria Schaumburg-Lippe
Alexander Subkoff
Treves
Frankfort
Subkoff
Prussia
Furniture Makers At Sedgefield Opening Of 18th Annual Meeting
More than fifty leaders from the Dixie furniture industry attended the opening of the 18th annual Southern Furniture Manufacturers' association meeting at Sedgefield Inn. President T A Finch of Thomasville delivered the inaugural address highlighting the association's role in orderly industry development and recommending stronger secretary’s office oversight, liquidity, inventory restraint, credit monitoring, and factory efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Furniture
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Sedgefield Inn
T. A. Finch
Thomasville
Finch
Association
Right Reverend Charles P. Anderson Becomes Presiding Episcopal Bishop
Charles P. Anderson of Chicago was elected presiding bishop of the Episcopal church on the sixteenth ballot. He will serve the remaining two years of Bishop Murray’s term and named Hugh L. Burleson as assistant. Anderson, 65, born in Ontario, has three daughters and a son killed in World War I.
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Charles P. Anderson
Episcopal
Washington
Chicago
Episcopal Church
John Gardner Murray
Maryland
St. James’ Church
Atlantic City
Anderson
House of Bishops
Hugh L. Burile
South Dakota
Ontario
Canada
McLaren
Secretary Good In Critical Condition After Surgery
Secretary Good remained dangerously ill at Walter Reed Hospital as doctors warned he had entered a critical 48 hour period following an appendicitis operation. His temperature rose slightly but was not deemed alarming. the White House stayed closely informed and no visitors were allowed in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Good
Walter Reed Hospital
Mr. Good
White House
Hoover
Mrs. Good
Six Wounded In Political Riots Near Mexico City Palace
Six persons were wounded and others mauled in political rioting near the national palace in Mexico City last night. Demonstrators for one presidential candidate attacked a parade in support of the rival candidate, sparking a free for all with clubs and stones. The presidential election is scheduled for Sunday.
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Mexico City
National Palace
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McMahon
Hawley
Coucuman Settlements Bank Named
Young Plan
Southern Textile Association
Claire Giannini
A. P. Giannini
Guiding Spirit
Bank of Italy
Clifford ‘Biff’ Hoffman
Stanford
Thomas F. McMahon
L. L. Brown
Spartanburg
Brown
Baden-Baden
Bank of International Settlements
Basel
Mellon
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Capitol
Tilson
Connecticut
Garner
Texas
Congress
NEA
William H. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilts
Hoovers
W. L. Poteat
Lutheran Synod Simmons
Brotherhood
W. T. Bowman
Sedgefield
Southern Association
Washington, D. C
Attorney
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