Few Cases Disposed of in Municipal Court Session
This morning in the present criminal term of municipal court only a handful of cases were heard. Prohibition violations led the docket. Thomas Malpass faced a concealed weapon charge, with judgment suspended pending good behavior for two years. Thomas Fletcher was fined 50 dollars and costs for operating an automobile while intoxicated and banned from state driving for four months. John B. Smith issued a worthless check, with no prosecution favored. J. A. Morgan pleaded not guilty to a charge that led to a jury verdict of guilty. Phipps Knox, M. L. Hancock, and Lonnie Jackson saw their cases continued or unresolved.
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Thomas Malpass
James Tysinger
Thomas Fletcher
John B. Smith
Comfort cinema campaign urges nat gas vote in Council Bluffs
Movies were shown in Council Bluffs where audiences were paid 25 cents to attend instead of paying admission. The films depicted the natural gas story as part of a campaign to secure a favorable city vote on natural gas.
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Council Bluffs
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Liquidation Pressure
Cotton opened steady after a day of liquidation with near months easing slightly. New October fell to 10.09 then rose to 10.20 while March climbed from 10.68 to 10.75 on cover and trade buying. Private crop outlook put yield at about 14,115,000 bales as Liverpool and Continental buyers showed some cloth demand.
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Georgia Dems Runoff Picks Governor Candidate
Georgia Democrats held a runoff to decide their gubernatorial nominee. Richard B. Russell Jr. led the first primary, with George H. Carswell, secretary of state, as the main rival. The county unit system influenced the result as voters chose the party leader for the general election.
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Richard B. Russell
Russell
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E. D. Rivers
John Holder
James A. Perry
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Futures Steady
Cotton-spun market in Liverpool holds steady with American grades selling at 6.50 for strict good middling and 4.60 for strict good ordinary. Sales reach 5,000 bales with 1,700 American. receipts 8,000. Futures close unchanged with Oct 5.55 and Dec 5.65.
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Liverpool
Hazy Memory Dialog In Paris Club Scene
A short exchange in Pele Mele, Paris, features a woman asking if she is the first girl kissed by the man. He notes her face looks familiar, hinting at shared memory or recognition in a hazy memory moment.
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Paris
North Carolina Daughters Open 4th Convention in Raleigh
Delegates to the North Carolina division United Daughters of the Confederacy begin routine business at the 4th annual convention in Raleigh. Mrs. L. M. Bashinsky of Troy Alabama, president general, eulogizes Jefferson Davis as a great president and sublime prisoner. Events include lunch, business session, Tea at Wakestone, and a Children of the Confederacy program. A Governor’s Mansion reception was altered after Judge James L. Webb’s death.
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North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. M. Bashinsky
Troy
Ala
The
Josephus Daniels
Wakestone
New York Stock Report Shows Wide Market Swings
Major indexes and leaders listed show varied performance with Armour, General Electric, U S Steel, and Du Pont among notable stocks. Several rail and utility names like Norfolk and Western and Public Service appear with mixed gains and losses amid a broad market session.
Baseball scorecard from tight Athletics Cardinals game
Play by play detailing pitches, hits, and errors through sixth inning. Key moments include Foxx three base hit with an error, Simmons tying homer, and Dykes scoring on a double as the Cardinals rally. Grove and Grimes dominate early, later ties emerge as the game moves forward.
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Safe found in Deep River after weeks stolen from dairy
A $1000 safe stolen from the Chinquapin dairy near Reidsville was found in Deep River. A. L. Jackson spotted the submerged safe near a new bridge while collecting in the area and notified police. Investigators arranged return of the safe and papers to Reidsville authorities.
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Reidsville
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Here
A. L. Jackson
Bradner-Kennedy Hardware Company
High Point
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Jackson
Baxter Ridge
Willowbrook Street
Bankers Debate Branch Banking At Cleveland Convention
American Bankers Association members meet in Cleveland to set policy for the coming year and name officers. The branch banking issue is central as a trend, with debate over revising opposition to branch banks amid bank failures and profitability concerns. Rome C. Stephenson is named as presidential candidate. Thornton Cooke urges distribution of tax burden via state income tax and limits property tax growth.
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St. Joseph County Savings Bank of
South Bend
Ind
John G. Lonsdale
Mercantile Commerce Bank and Trust Company
St. Louis
Stephenson
Association
Thorton Cooke
Columbia National Bank of
Kansas City
Committee On Taxation
Cane stalk six feet in length on display
A six foot ribbon cane stalk was placed in the Enterprise window by J. M. Johnson of 306 Mangum Street. The stalk grown on his father’s farm in Horry County South Carolina reached seven to eight feet tall according to Mr. Johnson.
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J. M. Johnson
Mangum Street
Horry County
South Carolina
Oklahoma Bank Failures Decline This Year
Fewer banks failed in Oklahoma this year compared with last year, signaling improved stability for the state's financial sector amid ongoing economic adjustments and regulatory changes.
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Oklahoma
Civil Liberties Union Calls Bail Jumping Serious
The American Civil Liberties Union says seven men convicted of conspiracy to kill Gastonia NC police chief and jailed on bail acted irresponsibly by failing to appear for their appeal. Three fled to Russia, two planned to return from Warsaw, and two remain in the United States. the union condemns bail jumping as a serious matter in radical cases.
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American Civil Liberties Union
Gastonia
North Carolina
Fred Beal
Ek. Y. Hendricks
The
Civil Liberties Union
Louis McLaughlin
George Carter
Russia
Beal
Hlendricka
Warsaw
William D. Haywood
Committees Meet At Luncheon For YMCA Campaign
The Committee of Six at the YWCA discussed the YMCA YWCA joint campaign opening Monday October 6. Ed Millis was elected president and Mra P W Flagee treasurer. Captains reported 103 workers secured with a goal of 194 by Friday night and opening dinner set for Monday to kick off campaign activities.
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Committee of Six
Ed Millis
Mra. P. W. Flagee
J. W. Hedrick
C. F. Tomlinson
Witty Exchange Over Early Morning Wakeup
A clerk jokes that a remedy to wake someone early exists but notes the mother would not part with him, in the exchange titled Passing Shu.
Athletes At World Series Open In Chilly Philadelphia
The 1929 World Series opening in SHIRE PARK Philadelphia draws 3000 in left field seats and 1500 on roof stands as the Athletics defend the title against the St. Louis Cardinals with President Hoover attending. Robet Moses Grove and George Earnshaw take part in early batting drills amid coaching led by Connie Mack.
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Athletics
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Connie Mack
Burleigh Grimes
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High Point Library Reports Strong Monthly Circulation
The High Point public library reports 6 928 books issued this month down from last year s 3 955. Attendance runs about 2 700 with gift books from U D C s Miss Rose Lawn and Miss Mattie Haithcock. Librarian Willie Welch asks clubs to submit programs. reference facilities reduce need to visit other towns.
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Rose Lawn
Mattie Haithcock
Willie Welch
High Point
Jack Donahue Dies in New York at Central Park West
Musical comedy star Jack Donahue died at his home on Central Park West New York this morning of complications from illness he carried from Cincinnati where he quit the show Sons o Guns due to illness. He had arrived in New York last Thursday and refused company for the trip. He was said to suffer from high blood pressure.
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Jack Donahue
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Newbios
Cincinnati
Sons O' Guns
Cardinals in new uniforms warm up amid A L legends visit
Eddie Collins leads the fielding drill as the Cardinals, in traveling gray with red accents, bat and practice on the sidelines. Babe Ruth Ty Cobb and Frank Baker sit with the A's group, while Frankie Frisch recovers from lumbago. President Hoover attends at Shibe Park, greeted by cheers from a large party.
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