Mussolini Survives Sixth Assassination Attempt
In Bologna Benito Mussolini dodges a sixth assassination attempt as a youth fires on his car. The assailant is lynched by fascist supporters. authorities seek accomplices. Mussolini remains calm, waves to crowds, and continues to his train.
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Order of Saint Maurice and Saint Lazarus
Bologna
Mussolini
Signor Turati
Fascist Party
Rli
Independ
Fizia
Carabineers
Vivas
Hitle
Italy
Victor Emi
Negro injured by freight train collision in Thomasville
Claud Kennell a Black man from High Point was injured yesterday after noon when the car he rode in was struck by a southbound freight train. He was thrown hundreds of feet, Yow's ambulance took him to Griffin General Hospital for treatment by railroad physician Dr. D. A. Stton. His leg was broken and body bruised but condition not believed serious this morning.
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Claud Kennell
Thomasvill
Kennell
Gifeld General Hospital
D. A. Stton
Miami mainsight says no rent hikes as prices edge up
Greater Miami opened its winter season with no apartment price increases noted in years as tourism arrives. Gasoline prices in the Miami area rose to about two cents per gallon, lifting the current pump price to roughly 25 cents. City housing officials announced anticipated rent reductions in some sectors to ease costs for residents.
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Miami
Fla
Sweeping Claims On Eve Of Election From Rival Camps
Rival camps vow victory as voters prepare for the election that decides control of the seventieth Congress. Governors Smith of New York and Ritchie of Maryland seek reelection, while issues center on prohibition and local campaigns in eight states. President Coolidge urges turnout before heading to Northampton to vote for Butler and Fuller.
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Seventieth Congress
al Smith
New York
Ritchie
Maryland
Washington
National Party
Senate
Smith
Ohio
Vic Donahey
Illinois
Wisconsin
Colorado
California
Nevada
Missouri
Montana
House
Prohibition
World Court
Senate Campaign Funds
Penpyieabia
Pepper
William
Ware
Coolidge
Pennsylvania
Northampton
Mass
Butler
Fuller
Mana
Elections at a Glance in Tomorrow's Voting
Mr. A Voter faces the final judgment in a nationwide slate of contests including 36 U.S. Senate seats across 33 states and 435-member House of Representatives, plus Prohibition referenda in eight states and governors and state tickets in 33 states.
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A. Voter
United States Senate
United States House of Representatives
S L Davis Speaks On Old Jerusalem At Y M C A
The Men’s Christian League opened fall Sunday meetings at the local Y M C A with Dr. Lloyd T. Wilson leading prayer. S L Davis presented by Fred Brown spoke on his Jerusalem visit using self made maps to trace his steps and recount sacred sites.
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Men's Christian League
Lloyd T. Wilson
First Baptist Church
A. W. Handon
Mangor
Maine
Edgar Hartley
Hanlon
S. L. Davis
Fred Brown
Davis
Old Palestine
Old City
Jerusalem
Alibi Plans for Mrs Hall in Murder Case
In Somerville New Jersey Mrs Frances Stevens Hall and her two brothers Henry and Willie Stevens prepare to testify Wednesday to alibis in the four year old murder of Mrs Eleanor Mill Their testimony aims to place them elsewhere at the times of the killings Clergyman husband Mrs Hall and others are also involved in the case with a fourth defendant slated for later trial.
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Somerville
N. J
Frances Stevens Hall
Henry
Willie Stevens
Eleanor Mill
Hall
Henry Stevens
Lavalette
Clarence Case
New Brunswick
Will Willie Stevens
Willie
Harry de la Bruyere Carpender
Special guard placed over Ormiston's trunk in McPherson case
Los Angeles reports the sixth batch of state evidence documents vanished in the Aimee Semple McPherson conspiracy saga. District Attorney Asa Keyes ordered extra precautions to guard the trunk seized in New York as Kenneth G. Ormiston’s property. Detectives will receive the trunk, move it to a secret site, photograph every garment, and store original negatives in the county vaults.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Asa Keyes
New York
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Keyes
Angelus Temple
Library Fund Surges Past Five Thousand in High Point
The High Point public library fund cleared $5,000 this morning with five subscriptions of $500 each from W. J. Armfield M. J. Wrenn F. N. Tate R. B. Terry and 8. H. Tomlinson bringing the total to $5,111. Carter Dalton says the drive aims for $7,500 and pledges ongoing weekly updates with donor lists as the effort continues.
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High Point Public Library Fund
W. J. Armfield
M. J. Wrenn
F. N. Tate
R. B. Terry
High Point Library
Library Fund
Carter Dalton
Public Library
High Point
Mr. Dalton
First Degree Murder Charged Against Two In Canton Case
Cleveland police say Ben Nadel and Dan Pfaff, alleged bootleggers, face first degree murder charges in the slaying of Canton publisher Don R. Mellett. Warrants filed to prevent habeas corpus release. Canton prosecutor C. B. McClintock signed.
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Canton
Cleveland
Ben Nadel
Dan Pfaff
Don R. Mellett
Ora Slater
Mellett
Wise
Common Pleas Court
C. B. McClintock
Stark County
Pfaff
Nadel
Patrick Eugene McDermott
Mussolini Declares Nothing Can Happen To Me After Bologna Attempt
In a message from Forli Mussolini tells Deputy Arpinati that nothing can stop him from completing his task. He praises Bologna fascists, recalls the Littorfate stadium display, and cites a forest of guns as he thanks the people of Bologna and Emilia.
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Forli
Italy
Mussolini
Bologna
Leandro Arpinati
Padua
Dium
Sologna
St. Maurice
Emilia
Norris Moves for Change of Venue in Norris Murder Case
Fort Worth Texas November AP reports Dr J Frank Norris charged with murder of Dexter Chipps seeks change of venue arguing bias in Tarrant County. The motion cites a supposed combination of enemies from Norris attacks on Catholics vice rings evolutions and city officials. Named supporters include Knight of Columbus leaders and local officials. Proceedings paused for the prosecution to respond.
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Fort Worth
Tex
J. Frank Norris
Dexter EF. Chipps
Norris
Tarrant County
Tar
Knight of Columbus
H. C. Meacham
O. E. Carr
L. B
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Emma Bean
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma A Bean were held at St Mary's Episcopal Church with Rev H N Brown officiating. Pallbearers included L E Greenleaf L R Stewart I Paul Ingle M K Price R C Hubbard Edgar Hartley D C MacRae and R F J Johnson. Remains were sent to Baltimore Maryland for burial in Greenmount Cemetery.
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Emma A. Bean
James T. Stewart
Parkway
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
H. N. Brown
L. E. Greenleaf
L. R. Stewart
I. Paul Ingle
M. K. Price
R. C. Hubbard
Edgar Hartley
D. C. MacRae
R. F. J. Johnson
Balitimore
Greenmount Cemetery
Preacher Sues Church Over Back Salary Case
In Shelby Rev C B Way claims the M P church owes him 328 dollars and 6 cents in back pay, while church officials insist salary comes from voluntary contributions and that a church cannot be sued except over church property. The matter faces Supreme Court decision this week.
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Raveigh
Jack
C. B. Way
M. P. Church of
Shelby
Supreme Court
Poultry Ledger Notes Oddities At Nevada Market
Odd entries appear in the Poultry section from Chicago to Nevada with notes about alive stock, geese and fox sightings. The fragment suggests a quirky trade inventory and unusual animal listings observed in market columns.
Houdini Dies in Detroit End of a Locked Mystery
Harry Houdini, famed escape artist, died in Detroit after a life of feats with manacles chains coffins and straight jackets. His managers said his methods were never revealed, maintaining the secrets behind his acts remain unsolved.
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Detroit
Navy
Harry Houdini
Houdini
B. M. L. Earnest
Society of American Magicians
Personal work dominates final Guilford county election push
Campaign workers for both parties in Guilford county pressed last minute voter turnout efforts. The Citizens ticket blends seven Democrats and seven Republicans, complicating the race. Vigilance committee endorsements hover, with no repudiations yet. polls close at sundown as leaders avoid pre election speeches to prevent perceived unfairness.
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Greensboro
Citizens
Guilford County
Guilford
Vigilance Committee
Englewood Executive Falls From Roosevelt Hotel Window
Thomas Harden Carter of Englewood New Jersey died after falling or leaping from a 15th floor window at the Roosevelt Hotel. He led Thomas Carter and Sons Inc handkerchief makers of 265 Broadway. Russell Carter Jr. said his brother had suffered a recent nervous breakdown amid business stresses.
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New York
Thomas Harden Carter
Englewood
N. J
Roosevelt
Thomas Carter and Sons, Inc
Broadway
Russell Carter
Payne Child Dead Funeral Tuesday
Charles Wayne Payne, fifteen months old and son of Mr and Mrs Lucian C Payne of Thomasville route 1, died this morning after several weeks illness. Born July 6 1925 in Davidson county he is survived by both grandparents. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 pm at Prospect church with burial in the church cemetery.
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Charles Wayne Payne
Lucian C. Payne
Thomasville
Davidson County
Prospect Church
Church
Youth who attempted Mussolini killed by Bologna crowd
Rome authorities identify Anteo Zamboni, son of a Bologna printer, as the youth who tried to assassinate Mussolini yesterday and was killed by the crowd surrounding the premier.
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Rome
Muszolini
Bologna
Anteo Zamboni
Bologn
Election Day Tuesday Aims For Record State Turnout
Voters head to polls Tuesday amid strong campaign activity with expectations of higher turnout than any off year. Hayes has pressed his bid to succeed Overman in the Senate, rallying supporters and stirring public interest.
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Hayes
Overman
Senate
Voters rally for off year ballot in North Carolina
Henry Spesesne reports from Raleigh that Tuesday's off year election will draw a large voter turnout to decide two statewide issues. The two refer to a 2 million dollar veterans loan fund and a change to let the state election board decide returns. The North Carolina contest features Sen. Lee Overman and Johnston J. Hayes for the top ballot, with eight Congressmen seats also at stake.
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I. N.S
Raleigh
Thetmeselves
Greensboro
Angus W. McLean
Democratic Standard
Johnston J
State Election Board
Sen
Lee SS. Overman
Johnston J. Hayes
Hayes
Lindsay C. Warren
John 4H. Kerr
Charles L. Abernethy
Roscoe Butler
Edward W. Poll
Hubert Brantley
Charles M. Stedman
O. C. Durland
H. ©. Lyon
Lemon Baggett
Wm. CC. Hammer
Telegraph Toll Rows Deepen in North Carolina
Western Union and Postal Telegraph press their case against toll zones as the State Corporation Commission plans to hire an expert auditor this week to probe the claimed charitable elements of the telegraph business. The hearing, delayed several times, aims to settle disputes over zone reductions and rate structures for straight messages.
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Raleigh
INS
Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies
North Carolina
State Corporation Commission
Corporation Commission
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