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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1930

Page

5

Russell Wins in Georgia Run-Off

In Atlanta Richard B. Russell Jr. won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in a Georgia run-off, leading in county unit votes 330 to 84 across 128 and 33 counties respectively. Russell, age 32, unmarried, with 12 siblings, would be the state’s youngest governor upon taking office in June 1931.

Atlanta Georgia Richard B. Russell Supreme Court Russell L. G. Hardman James E. Oglethorpe Alexander H. Stephens George H. Carswell Carswell

Inter empire trade moves started by British dominions

Delegates from Canada and Australia at the British Imperial conference begin practical steps toward interempire trade. Informal talks involve H Stevens Canadian Trade and Commerce minister with James Henry Sculin Australian prime minister and P J Maroney Australian markets minister. Possible extension of Canada's trade treaty with Australia discussed.

London Canada Australia H. Stevens James Henry Scullin P. J. Maroney

27 States Agree To Give Money Aid To Victim

Representatives of 27 states sign a convention guaranteeing financial assistance to a state harmed by an act of aggression. The ceremony occurred in a plenary session of the League of Nations in Geneva. Signatories include Australia Austria Belgium Bulgaria Cuba Denmark Spain Estonia Finland Ethiopia France Greece Latvia Norway Holland Peru Persia Poland Portugal Romania Yugoslavia Czecho-Slovakia Sweden and Albania.

Geneva Assembly of the League of Nations Australia Lithuania Austria Belgium Bolivia Great Britain Bulgaria Cuba Denmark Spain Estonia Finland Ethiopia France Greece Latvia Norway Holland Peru Persia Poland Portugal Rumania Jugo- Slavia Czecho

Bailey Announces Wide Schedule of Senate Campaign Speaking

Democratic nominee Josiah W. Bailey will deliver 28 campaign speeches between now and October 25. Tonight he speaks in Albemarle with dates set across North Carolina including Concord Mocksville Wilkesboro Forest City Shelby Hendersonville Waynesville Brevard Burnsville Sylvia Boone Asheville Charlotte Wadesboro Lumberton Fayetteville Clinton Wilmington Morehead Kingston Goldsboro Rocky Mount Greenville Plymouth Williamston and Washington.

Raleigh Josiah W. Bailey United States Senate Bailey Albemarle Concord Mocksville Wilkesboro Forest City Shelby Hendersonville Waynesville Canton Brevard Burnsville Sylvia Boone Asheville Charlotte Wadesboro Lumberton Whiteville Fayetteville Clinton Wilmington Morehead Kinston Goldsboro Rocky Mount Greenville Plymouth Williamston Washington

Three Women Die In Virginia Triple Tragedy

Virginia reporter W. Williamson—William C. Adams, captured two miles from Williamson, confessed to killing three women Mrs Flossie Adams 29 and her aunt Mrs Cynthia McGuire on the street and Mrs John Campbell at her home. McGuire from Johnson City Tennessee was visiting here. Adams said he was looking for two men when captured.

Adams John Campbell McGuire Johnson City Tenn

R-101 Returns to Cardington After Night Trial

The dirigible R-101 arrived at Cardington base this morning after a night trial of about 15 hours. Officials expect the airship to begin its flight to India over the weekend.

Cardington Eng India

Mrs. William C. Hammer Endorsed for Short Term

The Asheboro Woman's Club endorsed Mrs. William C. Hammer to fill the unexpired term of her late husband William C. Hammer representative from the Seventh North Carolina district. The endorsement cites her service as club president and district Federated clubs chairman and notes the October 1 1930 meeting approval.

Asheboro Wm. C. Hammer

Adjournment of Municipal Jury Court Ends Busy Term

The criminal term closed after disposing of about 50 cases this week with six heard today. Herman Williams was granted a new trial and found not guilty after a juror withdrew. Other actions included not pros in several cases and continuances for Nate Briggs and others.

Municipal Jury Court Herman Williams Lewis Davis Roy Tillman R. G. Martin Gurney Meredith Nate Briggs Robert Brooks Ferrell Holder Lee Cecil

Export Debenture Explained Before Grange Meeting

Fred Brenckman of Washington described the export debenture plan to North Carolina Grange members in Salisbury. He called it a tariff in reverse action that would tax the exportable surplus to protect farmers, noting growing congressional support. Dr. Clarence Poe reported 100 local Granges in the state with about 3,000 members.

Salisbury N. C Fred Brenckman Washington National Grange State Grange Brenckman Congress Grange Clarence Poe

Emperor Hirihito Signs London Naval Treaty

Tokyo reports Emperor Hirohito signed the London naval treaty with the imperial seal affixed marking Japan's ratification. Premier Hamaguchi and Count Makino attended the ceremony as Japan, Britain, and the United States had ratified, while Ireland India had not. France and Italy were not covered by the core provisions.

Tokyo Hirihito Hamaguchi Count Makino Japan United States Irish Free State India Great Britain France Italy

Practical Joker Misjudges Rope Length Hangs Self

Edward Loran, a practical joker from Mandan, North Dakota, was found suspended by a noose in his basement. The body was about one fourth inch off the floor, and Ted Loran said his brother planned to fool his wife with a staged hanging. Funeral arrangements were pending.

Mandan N. D Edward Loran Ted Edward Ted Loran

Place of Prayer Meeting Moved to Willowbrook Street

The neighborhood prayer meeting formerly planned at Mrs. C. F. Williams 900 Carrick avenue will now be held at Mrs. Charles Baker 307 Willowbrook street tomorrow night at 7 30. Mrs. H. A White is leader.

C. F. Williams Carrick Avenue Charles Baker Willowbrook Street H. A White

Parliaments Law Lecture Open To Public At Sheraton Hotel

A public lecture on parliamentary law will be held tonight at the Sheraton hotel under the High Point Woman's club. Mrs L R Johnston announces the event inviting business people leaders and club women. The talk begins at 8 oclock and lasts one hour with registration for a course by Miss Bettie D Windley of New Bern available.

Woman’s Club Sheraton Hotel High Point Woman’s Club L. R Johnston Bettie D. Windley New Bern Miss Windley

Rotarian Ben Donovan Keeps 14 Years Of Meetings

Ben Donovan of Leavenworth Kansas a Rotarian has not missed a club meeting in fourteen years highlighting his steady attendance and dedication to the local service group.

Ben Donovan Leavenworth Kas

Flagship Luzon Repulses Red Attack on Yangtse Patrol

Red Marauders fired on the U S Luzon flagship of the Yangtse river patrol near Yo chow Hunan today but were repulsed as the Luzon used its three inch guns. Rear Admiral Craven aboard, not hit. This marks a second rebel assault within weeks with increasing river craft attacks.

Shanghai Luzon Yochow Hunan Thomas T. Craven Wusueh Hupeh

Shadow of Jail Looms Big But Proves Mistake

Henderson Oct 2 A Vance County grand jury returns a true bill against Walter Brodie a Black man accused of shooting Ethel Belle Holloway. Solicitor Parker prosecutes and Judge W T Sinclair prepares to sentence after a guilty verdict.

Grand jury finds no true bill in unusual indictment case

A grand jury member informed the defendant's counsel that no true bill was returned. The indictment was examined and marked not true bill. Court officials stated such an event had never occurred here before.

Brodie Saint

High Livestock Prices Support Iowa Farm Outlook

High cattle and hog prices lift Iowa farms with stronger profits for 2024. Farmers anticipate continued demand and steadier markets as feed costs ease. Government policy shifts and export demand could influence returns for producers across the state.

Iowa

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