Day Fails To Secure Bond Reduction In Oil Case
Henry Mason Day linked to Sinclair group fails to lower his $25 000 bond to 10 000 in the Fall Sinclair jury tampering inquiry. Clark similar charges note Justice McCoy set Monday for argument while bond for Clark remains 10 000 and Kidwell faces contempt actions over juror comments.
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Washington
Henry Mason Day
Harry F. Sinclair
Day
Sinclair Exploration Company
Day and Clark
William J. Burns
Sinclair
McCoy
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Neil Burkinshaw
Justice McCoy
Sheldon Clark
Sinclair Oil
Edward J. Kidwell
J. Ray Akers
Donald K. King
Kidwell
Akers
King
Justice Siddons
Burns
H. M. Blackmer
Fall
Europe
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Siddon
United States
Blackmer
Music of splendor crowns Mellon Scaife wedding in Pittsburgh
Miss Sarah Cordelia Mellon wed Alan Magee Scaife in a ceremony at East Liberty Presbyterian Church. A 100000 pavilion hosted more than 1000 guests for a fairyland reception and postnuptial ball with moonlit gardens, electric light effects, and lavish decor. The ceremony was simple, led by Rev. Dr. Stuart Hutchison, as detailed gowns and pearls highlighted the bridal party.
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Pittsburgh
America
Sarah Cordelia Mellon
Alan Magee Scaife
Miss Mellon
Richard B. Mellon
Stuart Hutchison
Miss Melton
Asheville Is Ordered Into New Waters
In Shanghai on November 17 AP reports United States gunboat Asheville sent from Hong Kong to Yuengkong to investigate disturbances. Americans report protesting workers and students attacked the Catholic mission as Chinese forces restored order arresting leaders. Nine Americans among distric residents. Martial law in Canton. fighting flares as labor elements attempt seizure of Canton and telegraph office.
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Shanghait
China
Yeungkong
United States
Asheville
Hong Kong
Yuengkong
South China Patrol
Canton
Canton Military
Mong Kong
Labor
Chang Fat-Fui
Li Chai Sum
Canton Generalissimo
Li Chai-Sum
Chiang Kai-Shek
Li Chai-Su
Shanghai
Yuenkong
Hongkong
One Day Session Sought to Save North Carolina State Fair Site
Fred W. Mahler of Raleigh Merchants calls for a one day general assembly session to amend the state fair act and avoid surrendering a 200 acre site valued at about 200 000 to 400 000 dollars. He argues current terms waste public land and misallocate funds, urging Governor McLean to convene lawmakers.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Fred W. Mahler
Raleigh Merchants Association
Mahler
McLean
Council of State
North Carolina
Mr. Mahler
Larme
Old Agricultural Society
Severe fighting on Tientsin Pukow line reported near Mingkwang
News from Shanghai says 1,100 serious casualties arrived in Nanking amid broad clashes north of Mingkwang on the Tientsin Pukow Railway. Ho Ying Ching led about 60,000 nationalists against Sung Chuap Fang, suffering heavy losses as machine gun fire decimated a nationalist division and left another regiment with only 40 to 50 men.
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Shanghai
China
Tientsin-Pukow
Mingkwang
Nanking
Ho Ying-Ching
Sung Chuap- Fang
Sung Chuan Fang
Trail of Blood From Roadway 10 River Is Found
Roanoke and Bedford counties police seek a automobile seen near Goose Creek after the body of an unidentified white man was pulled from the creek with two bullet holes and five scalp wounds. A blood trail 150 feet linked the road to the water and investigators suspect the man was killed and submerged with a rock. An inquiry from Pulaski may aid identification.
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Roanoke
Bedford
Goose Creek
Bedford County
Pulaski
Charles S. Mellen Rail Head Dies in Concord
Charles S. Mellen longtime railroad executive and former president of the New Haven and Hartford and Boston and Maine died at his Concord home at 11 this morning. Born August 16 1851 in Lowell he rose from a clerkship to top posts including general traffic manager of Union Pacific and head of New Haven before retiring after Morgan backed plans unraveled.
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Concord
N. H
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Boston and Maine Raiilroad
Charles ‘Sanger Mellen
J. Pierpont Morgan
Northern Pacific
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Mellen
Morgan
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Mellen
New Haven Company
J. P. Morgan
Lowell
Mass
Northern
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Union Pacific System
New York and New England Railroad
Boston
Boston Post
Seventy One Auto Victims In October
Raleigh reports October toll of 71 fatalities from motor vehicle crashes in North Carolina. The automotive division notes 336 accidents so far with high injuries and vehicle involvement. Health officials warn the "disease automobile" now causes the state’s greatest loss of life, prompting alarm and ongoing review.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Automotive Division
Department of Revenue
W. C. Spruill
Automotive Department
State Department
State Board of Health
C. O'H. Laughinghouse
Board of Health
Impos
Victorious Nationalists Overrun Hankow Wuham District
Report from Hankow notes Nanking Nationalists have overrun the Wuham district including Hankow Wuchang and Hanyang. Widespread uneasiness stems from the invaders bad reputation as rumors of unrest spread. A gunboat was dispatched to Yuenkong to investigate disturbances.
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Hankow
China
Nanking
Wuham
Wuchang
Hanyang
Heated debate over naval limitations in Britain
London reports a furious parliamentary clash over disarmament policy after Geneva talks. Viscount Cecil assailed government stance while Bridgeman said only one British cruiser would be laid down this year, highlighting discord with the United States on eight inch guns.
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London
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Geneva
Viscount Cecil
House of Lords
House of Commons
W. C. Bridgeman
Admiralty
America
Bridgeman
First General Cold Wave Grips the South
Atlanta reports the first general winter cold wave with snow in Tennessee and light flurries near Nashville and Memphis. New Orleans sees a 44 degree low, while Washington warns of gale winds offshore and along the coast down to Jacksonville by night.
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Atlanta
Tennessee
New Orleans
Atlantic Seaboard
Nashville
Memphis
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Washington
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Black Tiger of the Ring Dies After Operation
Theodore Tiger Flowers, famed middleweight champ and church deacon, died in a private New York hospital following a minor operation for a growth near his eye. At 32, Flowers had pursued a Walker title rematch, fighting 19 straight bouts without a loss.
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New York
Theodore
Tiger” Flowers
W. G. Fralick
Atlanta
Harry Greb
Flowers
Madison Square Garden
Mickey Walker
Chicago
Tiger
Fund Underway to Raise Library for High Point High
Principal L. R. Johnson and Civitan club spearhead a drive to boost High Point High School library from 4,500 to 10,000 volumes by raising $5,000. The paper will acknowledge subscriptions as they arrive with contributions mailed to Postoffice Box 674. A list of subscribers includes Walter L. Murray 210.00 and F. E. Moses 10.00.
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L. R. Johnson
Civitan Club
Johnson
Walter Ll. Murray
F. E. Moses
Jobedon
Oss
Remus Murder Trial Jury Selection Near Finish
Cincinnati reports jurors nearly complete after a week of voir dire in the Remus murder trial as defense and prosecution spar over insan ity and subpoenas. Judge Shook rules, Taft prevails in key motions while veniremen including a florist and a salesman face capital punishment questions.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
Remus
Imogen
Charles P. Taft
Hamilton County
Federal Department of Records
Taft
Chester R. Shook
Franklin L. Dodge, Jr
Veniremen
Shook
Ben Boner
Venireman
Stook
Boner
Frank St. Clair
Thomas F. Newman
Greenville tobacco market sets new season record
Greenville, Nov. 17 AP The Greenville market with about 12 weeks left in the season has broken last year's 49,500,000 pound sales record at noon. The day’s figures lift the season total to 49,158,476 pounds with about half a million more disposed by noon. Yesterday’s sales totaled 1,051,764 pounds valued at 284,558.30 dollars, averaging 27.73 per hundred pounds.
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Grenville
Greenville
Severe Fighting Reported Near Nanking Front
Shanghai dispatch says 60,090 Nationalists under General Ho Ying Ching and General Sung Chuan Fang suffered heavy casualties on a wide front near Nanking. Machine gun fire caused the most severe losses amid ongoing fighting.
British airman postpones New Zealand flight due to fog
Captain Frederick A. Giles of Britain postponed his planned flight to New Zealand via Honolulu until tomorrow morning at nine o'clock. Heavy fog shrouded the flying field, delaying takeoff today.
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San Francisco
Frederick A. Giles
New Zealand
Honolulu
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Fred W. McPherson
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J. S. Broome
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