Listless Day in New York Markets Ends With Little Change
The stock market closed with minimal net changes after a feeble rally, led by steadying but mixed action in leaders. Turnover was about 400,000 shares, with some improvement in sterling but weak British dollar bonds and uncertain war debt sentiment.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
Sterling Exchange
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
American Telephone
Eastman
National Biscuit
Carolina News Briefs Hitchhiker Sought After Robbery
Gastonia police searched for a hitchhiker picked up by farmer L. S. Murray who robbed the hiker of 135 dollars. Monroe reports Horace Privette, 26, killed by a Seaboard passenger train after being struck while sitting on a cross tie noted by fireman A. G. Staples.
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Gastonia
L. S. Murray
Monroe
Horace _ Privette
Seaboard
A. G. Staples
Privette
Triplets Born to Albemarle Couple on Thanksgiving Day
Mrs. Ayal ter Poplin of the Norwood section gave birth to three babies on Thanksgiving. The announcement notes the arrival of triplets and identifies the family in Albemarle.
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Ayalter Poplin
Norwood
Arrested For Cigar Theft
Charlotte police report Leroy Mason of Concord was arrested after a claim he stole 10,000 cigars from a cigar company.
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Charlotte
Leroy Mason
Concord
Hunter Injured by Own Gun in Lumberton Incident
Henry Thompson of Charlotte was wounded near Lumberton when his gun leaned against a tree and discharged. The accident occurred during a hunting trip and left Thompson with injuries.
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Lumberton
Henry Thompson
Charlotte
Butter And Eggs Prices In Chicago Market Report
Butter markets in Chicago on November 26 show firm levels with creamery and special grades around 93 score at 25 25 for extra and 24 12 for extra firsts. Egg prices steady with firm receipts at 2 326 and current receipts 29 31. Refrigerator run at 25 percent and refrigerator extras noted.
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Chicago
Australians Confront Cannibal Tribe in Northern Territory
Morey and Mahoney of the Australian Mounted Police tracked a cannibal tribe in Caledon Bay after a Japanese pearl fleet massacre. They found the camp eluding lookouts, captured the chief and medicine man, and escorted prisoners 1,400 miles to Darwin amid mourning.
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Canberra
Australia
Morey
Mahoney
Darwin
Rabbit chase ends with sewer rescue in Indianapolis
William Purcell chased a rabbit into a sewer after stopping his patrol car to pursue it. He lifted a manhole cover, entered the tunnel, captured the rabbit, and became stuck while climbing out. His partner and others aided in extracting him.
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Indianapolis
William Purcell
Racio
Purcell
Bunny
Four schools considered for Southern Conference expansion
Blacksburg Va Nov 26 The Southern Conference will study four possible new members Davidson William and Mary Loyola of New Orleans and the University of Richmond at its Knoxville meeting December 9 and 10. The process is led by Col Anderson V M I with reps from North Carolina State Mississippi and Virginia.
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P. Miles
Davidson
William and Mary
Loyola of New Orleans
University of Richmond
Miles
Knoxville
Order of Business
Committee On Colleges
Anderson
North Carolina State
University of Mississippi
University of Virginia
Richmond
Loyola
Extrication of Man and Rabbit Cited in Incident
Emergency responders assisted in removing a man and a rabbit from danger after a reported incident. Officials did not disclose identities or full circumstances, but both were rescued unharmed and transported for medical evaluation.
Darrow Returns to Defend Man in Attempted Robbery Case
Clarence Darrow, 75, resumes active work by taking on Mortis Silver in court after retiring. He cites a prior favor from Silver’s son, Arthur, as the reason for defending the father, but he refuses to disclose the favor.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Mortis Silver
Arthur
Darrow
Friendship turns to loss in Sidmouth arrival tale
George, aiming to spend Christmas with his mother in Sidmouth England, travels from Philadelphia with $150 in savings. An old acquaintance lures him to share a room at a local boarding house, then absconds with the money and his luggage. He will be far from England when Santa arrives.
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Baltimore
Robson
Sidmouth
Devon
Eng
George
Philadelphia
England
Santa
Just A Habit St Paul Blacksmith Still Works at 95
Peter Haupers, a St Paul blacksmith, has pounded an anvil for 77 years and plans to continue. At 95 he refuses lighter work, saying he is not afraid of work as he flexes his muscles and swings a hammer.
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ST. Paul
Peter Haupers
Notable Jugoslavian Altercation Ends in Injury
Rada Stojin severely harmed a man by striking with a broadaxe after a dispute over a shade-tree. The incident occurred under the elm in a Jugoslavian setting, with anger reportedly stemming from the victim’s father’s interference.
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Elms Novin Sad
Jugoslavia
Rada Stojin
Bowling ball leads police to Detroit suspect
Robert L. Cooper dropped a bowling ball on a Detroit street after a milk wagon was struck and the car fled. Police traced the ball by its serial number, locating Cooper who confessed to the hit and run after a week of investigation.
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Detroit
Robert L. Cooper
Cooper
They Got This Money And His Life
In El Paso Texas Gabino Alvillar a 31 year old garage mechanic died after being robbed by two youths who demanded his 85 cents on Halloween night He resisted and was stabbed beaten and dragged to an alley before the attackers fled with his 85 cents The death leaves his mother and three sisters dependant on support.
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Bel Paso
Tex
Gabino Alvillar
Providence Hospital
Hallowe
Alvillar
Garner Seeks Quick Action on Day Amendment Debate
Garner backs swift handling of the Day Amendment as the Senate prepares to debate. The Glass measure offers a substitute to repeal the 18th Amendment, aiming to constitutionally guarantee against the saloon. Garner told reporters that both parties should vote on repeal first, then on beer legislation, citing Senator Borah’s stance on orderly procedure.
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Senate
Garner
Congress
Borah
Idaho
House Leaders Clash Over Prohibition Repeal Timing
Democratic leader Rainey backs Speaker Garner on moving repeal on the first congressional day. Republican Snell doubts it is best and notes rules allow action but may delay until the third Monday if not recognized. Snell discussed the matter with Garner in the White House lobby. Rainey spoke earlier at the Capitol.
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House
Congress
Representative Rainey
Garner
Representative Snell
Snell
White House
Rainey
Illinois
Capitol
Prominent Local Girl Dies in Arkansas Plane Crash
Alberta Lee Wineskie, 24, of High Point born September 14 1908, died when a scheduled air service plane en route from Little Rock to Memphis crashed into a bayou near Marianna. Survived by parents sisters and relatives. body shipment pending investigation led by Bilis Feagan and C. W. Buckley. Funeral arrangements await husband? Not specified.
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Wise
Alberta’ Lee Wineskie
High Point
Marianna
Bilis Feagan
Hunter Air Lines
C. W. Buckley
Department of Commerce
Sechrest Funeral Home
Wineskie
New York City
Statesville
John Slane
Alexander Rankin, Jr
This City
J. Ben Cooper
G. W. Stephens
A. E. Boyles
Phillips
W. Va
Fred Whitescarver
Emma Wineskie
Coalition forms to oppose Ehringhaus in North Carolina
Eastern and western groups unite to counter Governor Ehringhaus by forming a coalition to control the House the speaker and key committees. If successful they could block new legislation and hinder his administration.
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Ehringhaus
New York Acting Mayor Figures In Political Power Struggle
New York's Acting Mayor leads a growing bloc effort aimed at controlling both houses of the 1933 general assembly by forming an early organized group similar to the MacLean bloc. Reports name Senator Hinsdale and Tom Bowie as instigators with R A Doughton possibly aligned, while a separate note suggests France may issue a third debt note as Britain prepares its own.
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General Assembly
House
Maclean
Tom Bowie
Josephus Daniels
Third House
Hinsdale
Mr. Bowie
Bowie
R. A. Doughton
Alleghany
New York
Joseph V. McKee
Gotha
Philadelphia
Edward T. Stotesbury
Harry MecDevitt
England to issue another note on Hoover proposal
Senator Borah said the debts question should be tied to a broad program addressing postwar economic woes and called the plan to let foreign debtors pay in their own currency a diluted moratorium. Rep Snell dismissed any chance the war debt funding commission revival would pass this session. Stimson said the president lacks authority to extend the moratorium and no facts exist for a favorable Congressional presentation.
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United States
Edouard Herriot
Louis Germain-Martin
Foreign Office
Excelsior
Washington
Hoover
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Snell
New York
Republican House
War Debt Funding Commission
Congress
Belgium
Stimson
Britain seeks new note on war debt payment to US
London reports the government plans a fresh note to Washington to suspend the 95 million dollar December instalment while negotiations continue. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald says talks are friendly and Chamberlain argues any extra tax burden must be avoidable to protect industry. Paris dispatch notes ongoing uncertainty.
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London
United States
Washington
Henry L. Stimson
Murder charges dropped in Libby Holman Reynolds case at Reynolda
The July incident at Reynolda estate led to murder indictments against Libby Holman Reynolds and Albert Walker but charges were dropped for lack of evidence. Robert Critz, a Reynolds relative, was a witness at an inquest into his cousin's death. Relatives noted uncertainty over whether the shooting was accidental or intentional.
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Smith
Libby Holman Reynolds
Albert Walker
Critz
R. J. Reynolds
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Smith Reynolds
Cruz
Young Reynolds
Carlisle Higgins
Walker
W. N. Reynolds
Mrs Allison Odell Dies At North Carolina Home
Concord obituary notes the death of Mrs Addie Allison Odell 894 widow of Capt J M Odell born March 26 1852 in Concord to Robert Washington Allison and Sarah Anne Phifer Allison. She survived by stepson W R Odell and stepdaughter Mrs S J Durham and is aunt to Eliott White Springs. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm with Oakwood cemetery burial.
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Concord
Addie Allison Odell
J. M. Odell
Odell
Lockes
Youngs, Phifers
Grahams
North Carolina
Robert Washington Allison
Sarah Anne Phifer Allison
P. m
Oakwood Cemetery
Thieves Object To Barring of Doors
In Durham on November 26, thieves protest against FE D Mattox barricading his doors after a string of break ins at his store.
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Durham
FE. D. Mattox
Mattox
Rat Killers to Attend County Banquet
Henderson November 26 A farm agent J W Sanders is Vance county s Pitch Piper leading rat killers to a December 10 banquet. The event caps a campaign against rodents to shield the county from a share of 200000000 dollars the pests supposedly cause nationwide annually.
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Henderson
J. W. Sanders
Vance County
Sanders
United States
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