King of the Bootleggers Fatally Shoots Wife in Park
Cincinnati report recalls George Remus once dubbed King of bootleggers chasing his wife Imogene through Eden Park. He fired a single shot into her abdomen as she fled a taxi with their adopted daughter Ruth 19. Mrs. Remus died at Bethesda Hospital after an immediate operation failed. Remus surrendered to police saying he had sought them in a counter divorce action and claimed to have spent thousands to reunite them.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
Imogene
Remus
Eden Park
Aughter
Ruth
Bethsada Hospital
Frank L. Dodge
Department of Justce
Atlanta Ederal
Union
Deartment of Justice
Hoffman
Reus
Cioto County
Portsmouth
Ohio
Chicago
Death Valley Farm
United States
E Atlanta
Sevral
Road Fight Compromise Is Approved
Raleigh October 6 AP The Newton highway case ends in favor of the compromise routing of Route 10 through Catawba county the state highway commission wins under new law allowing rerouting for economy. The court also rules on several other cases including Bank of Vance v Crowder and State v Pridgen.
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Raleigh
Newton Highway
Supreme Court
Catawba County
State Highway Commission
Newton
Schenck
Pha Anagh
Sai “Polliny
Hhe Highway Commission
Wayne
Goldsboro
Snow Hill
Harris
Bank of
Vanceboro
Pitt County
W. G. Waly
Seventh Judicial District
Electric Company
Morrison
Edgecombe
Wise Supply Company
Davis
Warren
Bank of Vance
Crowder
Vance
Mizell
Bazemore
Bertie
Smith
Highway Commission
State
Pridgen
Greene
National Bank of Snow Hill
Edwards
Wall
Howard
Pitt
White
Whitehurst
Craven
Francisco and Wadsworth
Country Club
Mann
Fowler and Company
Pamlico
Ward
Agrillo
Garris
Young
Mintz and Andrews
Onslow
Rouse
Lenoir
Wadford
Eubanks
Catawba
Battle Looms As Gomez Rebels With Almada
Mexico City October revolt tightens as Gomez and Almada unite to face 1,500 to 4,500 loyal troops near El Triunfo ranch Vera Cruz. Calles vows quick quelling, officers captured, deputies expelled, Agrarian party pledges possible 50,000 man support.
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Hector Almada
Mexico City
Gomez
el Triunfo Ranch
Perote
Vera Cruz
United States
Francisco Serrano
Jesus Aguirre
Gonzalo Escobar
Almada
Calles
Texcoco
Alvarez
Rueda Quijano
Anitua
Quijano
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Serrano
Riva
National Agrarian Party
Not Recalled Said To Plot Capture Of Pres Calles
El Continental reports leaders of an abortive revolt against President Calles planned to seize Calles and Obregon at a military festival and establish a directorial rule. The plot allegedly aimed to execute the leaders after capturing the two men.
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Pres. Calles
el Continental
Obregon
EL Paso
Tex
Eli Continental
Calles
Mexico
Directo
Francisco Serrano
Republic
Valvu
Junkers D-1230 Safe After Cape Roca Descent
Lisbon Portugal Oct 6 AP The Junkers D-1230 forced to descend into the sea yesterday off Cape Roca while en route from Amsterdam to Lisbon is not damaged and a tug is proceeding to the site awaiting its arrival, a message from Santa Cruz says.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Cape Roca
Amsterdam
Range Is Shocked By Tariff Story Paris
French official circles expressed surprise and mystification at Washington dispatches that the US Treasury Department raised duties on certain French exports to the United States. Officials hoped the report would prove erroneous and feared renewed aggravation in a disputed tariff talks.
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Paris
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
France
New Record For Sales On Rocky Mount Tobacco Market
Rocky Mount on October 6 reports a new single day high of 692000 pounds sold for 123171.36 dollars. Three buyer sets drove the record despite market blockage and floor congestion. Season total reached 11953868 pounds.
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Rocky Mount
Widow Lilliendahl subpoenaed in slaying case
In Hammonton New Jersey Mrs Margaret Lilliendahl widow of Dr William Lilliendahl was served a court subpoena and taken to Mays Landing in the grand jury investigation into the doctors death. Willis Beach 55 a witness and alleged aider appeared before the grand jury at Mays Landing after surrendering earlier that day and faced a possible indictment.
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Hammonton
N. J
William Lilliendahl
Atlantic County Grand Jury
Mays’ Landing
Margaret Lilliendahl
Vineland
Frank J. Harrold
Alfred
Harrold
Mays Landing
Lilliendahl
Here
Willis Beach
Peggy Anderson
Beach
Hedges
Hinkle
May’s Landing
Ambassadors Car Attacked by Two Drunk Youths in Japan
In Tokyo an automobile bearing French ambassador Robert DeBilly was attacked near Kamakura on Sunday. The ambassador and two naval officers thwarted two intoxicated Japanese assailants until police arrived and arrested them. DeBilly reported no injuries and filed no complaint.
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Tokyo
Robert DeBilly
Kamakura
Yokohama
Foreign Office
Bigamy Trial of Rev Willis T Jordan Advances in Court
In Charlotte on October 6 the trial of Rev Willis T Jordan for allegedly marrying Mrs Emma Landridge while still married to another woman moved forward. Attorneys for Jordan admitted a prior marriage records from Akron Ohio and barred them as evidence for the state. The defense then called Dr J B S Davidson, an alienist, and Jordan as witnesses as the case proceeded.
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Charlotte
Emma Landridge-Jordan
Washington
Willis T Jordan
Landridge
Fort Smith
Ark
Veasey V. Jordan
Jordan
Chester
S. C
Columbus
N. C
Willis T. Jordan
Akron
Emma Landridge
Washington, D. C
Veasey V. Ware
Mexican naval watchers mobilize as Vera Cruz crisis deepens
In Vera Cruz harbor Mexican warships prepare to sail to guard the coast against rebels fleeing the country. Andres Gomez arrives with the legislature and judiciary leaders after being named governor by the deposed Jara faction. He pledges to fund public treasury and pay schoolteacher salaries amid revolt-induced upheaval.
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Vera Cruz
Andres Gomez
Heriberto Jara
Court of Justice
Jalapa
Arnulfo Gomez
Senor Jara
Gomez
Jara
Six Juarez sympathizers ordered from Mexican side
Six men named as Gomez-Serran o sympathizers were ordered to leave their Juarez homes within six hours by Mexican police. The list included Dr Hernandez Baldos L F Huerta a former police official Zeferino Mares J Tiscarent Santo Rorlinar and Bandeiro Perez former Alderman. Forecasters see a swift end to the revolt that began in Mexico City.
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EL Paso
Texas
Jaurez
Hernandez Ballados
L. F. Huerta
Zeferino Mares
Gomez
J. Tiscarent
Santo Rorlinar
Band
No Demonstration at Serrano Funeral in Mexico
The funerals of General Francisco Serrano and thirteen Revolutionist companions passed quietly. Serrano and eleven comrades were buried in the French cemetery, not confined to one nationality, while two were buried in family plots in Pantheon Dolores. No religious ceremonies were held at the graves.
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Mexico City
Francisco Serrano
Serrano
Pantheon Dolores
Mexican authorities pledge no foothold in Sonora unrest
No Foothold reports that Mexican military authorities vowed unrest and revolts troubling Mexico City and nine states would find no foothold in Sonora. Dispatches from Mazatlan and other southern points indicate quiet along the west coast.
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Nogales
Ariz
Mexico City
Republic
Sonora
Mazatlan
Mexico
Funnel shaped network of highways planned at Asheville
Asheville observers reported a plan to build a funnel shaped highway network threading Michigan Ontario Ohio Indiana West Virginia Kentucky Virginia and Tennessee to attract Great Lakes tourist traffic south through the Appalachians toward the Gulf of Mexico. Highway experts hotel men and civic groups met to outline the route and promote regional travel.
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Asheville
Great Lakes
North Carolina
Gulf of Mexico
Michigan
Ontario
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
Appalachians
Gulf Region
Rotary Governor Hodges of Spray Visits Local Club
Luther Hodges the Rotary district governor visited Spray for a morning conference with officers and committee heads and spoke at the noon meeting on Rotary aims. He met with President Logan Porter of the High Point club and discussed duties and organization. He cited Ostend convention ideas on international cooperation for peace. Hodges plans a single district visit during his term. this was his first and will be his last unless extraordinary.
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Luther Hodges
Spray
Rotary
Whieh
Hodges
Logan Porter
High Point Club
Ostend
Kiwanis Officer to Speak at Local Club Luncheon
John Kellenberger of Greensboro, lieutenant governor of the Carolinas Kiwanis district, will address the local Kiwanis club tomorrow at 12 15 PM during the regular luncheon at the country club. He is a former Greensboro Kiwanis president and was elected district lieutenant governor at the Charleston meeting. A large turnout is expected for his talk despite an unannounced subject.
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John Kellenberger
Greensboro
Kiwanians
Carolinas
Kiwanis Club
Country Club
Kellenberger
Charleston
Wiwanis Club of
Kiwanis
Captain Joe Copeland Visits High Point
Paradise Point’s Captain Joe Copeland visits High Point as guest of C. B. Mattocks. He oversees the cabin cruiser Miss High Point and yachts Bimbo. Copeland praises New River fishing and oysters as the season peaks.
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Joe Copeland
High Point
Paradise Point
C. B. Mattocks
Joe J
New River
Baseball Play by Play From World Series Described
The text recaps the first inning of a World Series game with the Yankees and Pirates. Aldridge pitches for Pittsburgh as Combs Koenig Ruth Gehrig Meusel Pipgras L Waner Barnhart P Waner Wright and Lazzeri appear for New York in a narrative of balls strikes hits and outs with scattered field actions and crowd reactions.
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Associated Press
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Yankees
Pirates
Donie Bush
Bush
Carl S
Brandbury
A. P
Aldridge
Combs
Barnhart
Koenig
Koennng
Grantham
Ruth
Gehrig
Meusel
Pipgras
L. Waner
Waner
Barnharts
P. Waner
Nalin
wWaner
Wright
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Ro King
Weres
Curves
Azaiss
Thorkil Barford
Range
Porter
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Lazzeri
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