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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1930

Page

14

Cardinals Rally Trims Athletics In World Series Clash

In St Louis, the Cardinals beat the A's 5 to 1 as Bottomley Hafey and Douthit led a late rally. Hallahan shut down Oakland with strong support from the home crowd and Quinn closed out the eighth and ninth to seal the win.

Craft Robert Moses Lefty” Grove Connie Mack Haines Yankees Cardinals Sportsman's Park Grove Earnshaw Red Birds Mackmen A’s al Simmons Jimmy Dykes Jimmy Foxx Bing Miller Hallahan Max Bishop Simmons Bishop Foxx Cochrane Cardinal Miller Jim Moore Texas Quinn Jack Quinn Hafey Watkins Wilson Haas Blades Bottomley Douthit Gelbert Frisch St. Louis Philadelphia Shores Walberg Geisel Reardon Moriarty Rigler Boley Rune Tto Adams Frish Athletics Gerbert Adams Sb Friseh Hinfey Watkin Gelbert Smit Hailahan Philadelphia O Bi. Lewis

Mystery airships R-101 and R-1601 across headlines

London witnesses the R-101 test flight as observers report the dirigible passing under cloudy skies while preparations for India service progress. New details recount the R-1601 Great Britain's mystery ship, enlarged to 775 feet with greater gas capacity and lifting power, and note officials involved in air policy and engineering.

Mander R. D. Colmore Canada Great Britain India London Great Gas Bay Cardington Denhistoun Burney Beauvais France Amiens Paris New York England Thompson Christopher Birdwood Thompson Baron David Thompson Royal Military Academy Woolwich Chatham School of Military Engineering War College Rumania Palestine Air

Bulgaria Welcomes Boris Engagement Amid Celebrations and Injuries

Sofia reports a monster demonstration for the betrothal of King Boris and Princess Giovanna of Italy left many injured including women and children as 80 000 citizens filled the streets. Vatican and Bulgarian officials announced the betrothal terms including faith provisions for Giovanna and potential royal succession arrangements.

Sofia Boris Giovanna Italy Legation Cyril Vatican Rome Bulgaria Vatican City Europe Helena Petrovitch Negoch Montenegro Cettinje

Egotism and Words of Compliment Exchange

A humorous dialogue shows Mrs. P praising her husband for his good taste while Mrs. Q seeks a compliment in return. The exchange highlights vanity and witty banter in a domestic setting.

Mrs. P Mrs. Q

Georgia’s First Tobacco House in 1786

A historical note records Georgia’s inaugural tobacco house erected in 1786 marking early colonial agriculture. The snippet highlights early agricultural infrastructure and regional trade foundations within Georgia.

Georgia

Japan Exports Around Ten Million Goldfish Annually

Japan ships roughly ten million goldfish each year, with the majority directed to the United States. The industry highlights include large scale breeding, distribution channels, and international demand shaping exports. Officials note steady growth and market stability despite logistical costs.

Japan United States

Glacial Worms Thrive in Ice Surface

Slender dark brown worms are reported to inhabit the uppermost ice layers of glaciers, existing in vast numbers. The discovery highlights a little known microbial animal life adapted to extreme cold, with implications for glacial ecosystems and microbial food webs.

League Ends Session Amid Seriousness In Geneva

The League of Nations Assembly closes its eleventh annual session in Geneva after three and a half weeks of debate. Delegates express disappointment over failure to amend the covenant to close war gaps and missing revisions to the world court statute. They note some progress on disarmament and refer questions on sanctions to governments for study.

Geneva League of Nations Assembly The World Court League United States Assembly

Quartet killed in Braddock shop gang slayings

Four people including Joseph Lobianco and his wife were fatally wounded in a Braddock store by two gunmen in a raid described as racket murders. A police officer found the dead and wounded. the assailants fled in a stolen sedan, leaving a sugar and yeast stockroom under scrutiny. An infant escaped unharmed.

Pittsburgh Braddock W. J. M’gregor Joseph Lobianco Mary Lobianco Louis T. Tomano Carmen Lobianco Joseph Lobiancos Tomano McGregor Lobianco

Imported liquid sugar taxed freezing tariff evasion plan

Philadelphia based Pennsylvania Sugar company planned to import sugar as syrup to dodge tariffs. Under Secretary Mills approved customs action to levy regular duties on the sugar in such shipments, preventing an estimated seventy five percent revenue loss.

Washington Pennsylvania Sugar Company Philadelphia Mills Jin Customs Bureau

Lambeth Campaigns In Seventh District For Congress

J Walter Lambeth won the Democratic nomination for Congress in the seventh district and launched his campaign with a rally at Mocksville alongside U S Senate candidate J W Bailey. He will visit all 13 counties in the shoestring district over 31 days before the November 4 election.

Enterprise Thomasville J. Walter Lambeth Congress Seventh Mocksville J. W. Bailey United States Senate Davie North Wilkesboro Lambeth Colin G. Spencer Carthage Hinton James Laurinburg W. C. Hammer Hammer Congressman Hammer Asheboro James Scotland County Democrats Democratic Party University of North Carolina Fifth Congressional District Frank Hancock Major Stedman

After Hours at the Shopkeeper Counter

A floor walker watches a young man speaking with a girl clerk after hours. He notes the man did not buy anything but seemed pleased and asks what he wanted to see at eight o'clock. The girl replies the man said he would see her at eight.

Tennessee volatile substance tax July collections

The July tax intake for Tennessee on volatile substances reached 24.01.019.6 dollars, reflecting a fluctuating revenue stream amid changing consumption patterns and enforcement. The figure highlights state fiscal pressures and regulatory outcomes for the month.

Tennessee

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