Anglo American talks push old seas questions forward
President Hoover and Prime Minister MacDonald wrap up discussions in Washington signaling plans to start formal talks on freedom of the seas and other historic issues. They vow to base future ties on the pact renouncing war and will involve Canada in follow up discussions across departments and dominions.
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Washington
Hoover
MacDonald
Canada
Mr. MacDonald
London
Hugh G. Chatham Dies At Baltimore
Hugh G. Chatham 66 longtime head of Chatham Manufacturing in Winston-Salem and Elkin died in a Baltimore hospital after an operation and pneumonia. He was a NC businessman and politician former chairman of the state democratic executive committee and state senator. Survived by four brothers a sister a son and a daughter funeral arrangements pending.
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Winston-Salem
Hugh G. Chatham
Chatham Manufacturing Company
Winston-Salem and
Elkin
Baltimore
Chatham
North Carolina
United States
Mr. Chatham
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Forsyth County
North Carolina Railroad
Elkin’s and
Allegheny
Paul
Charlotte
R. M
Alex and
Don Chatham
M. E. Motsinger
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Thurmond
Hanes
Air Tour Planes Stop At Winston
Twenty four of the 28 airplanes that left Richmond this morning on the national air tour arrived in Winston-Salem on time while four were delayed due to illness, motor trouble or navigation issues. One Cessna pilot suffered appendicitis, a Curtiss Condor turned back for motor trouble, and a Great Market biplane pilot reportedly wandered off course in haze.
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Winston-Salem
Richmond
National Air Tour
Earl Rowland
Byrdfield
May Haizlit
William Lancaster
Question Asked Girl By State Starts Row
In Charlotte on October 19 the murder trial of seven labor leaders over the Gastonia police chief killing paused as parties argued whether the question about communism could be asked. The State sought to link the International Labor Defense to the Communist Party while defense objected.
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Charlotte
N. C
Aderholt
Gastonia
Katie Corley
International Labor Defense
Communist Party
Barnhill
State Supreme Court
Sacco-Vanzetti
Massachusetts
Corley
Union
Fred Erwin Beal
Clarence Miller
Joseph Harrison
George Carter
Louis McLaughlin
K. Y. Hendricks
William McGinnis
Tom Gilbert
Ad A. J. Roach
Miss Corley
Irene Corley
Brookhart seeks Treasury to buy farm loan bonds
Senator Brookhart of Iowa introduced a joint resolution urging the Treasury to purchase 100 million dollars or more in farm loan bonds from federal land banks to aid agriculture. He argued Wall Street gambling draws funds from the countryside, lowering demand for bonds paying about 5 percent interest, citing farmer protests from the Midwest.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Brookhart
Iowa
Wall Street
New York
Middle West
Advise More Money For U. S. Courts
The attorney general's office has urged the budget bureau to approve several hundred thousand dollars in increased appropriations to ease congestion in federal courts.
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Budget Bureau
Attorney General's Office
Senator Smith Recommends McLeod for U.S. Court of Claims
South Carolina Governor Thomas G. McLeod is recommended by Senator Smith to President Hoover for appointment to the United States Court of Claims bench. The action aims to fill a new or vacant seat with the former governor.
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McLeod
Washington
Smith
South Carolina
Hoover
Thomas G. McLeod
United States Court of Claims
Enterprise to provide play by play Carolina Georgia Tech game
The Enterprise will offer a detailed running account of the Carolina Georgia Tech football game in Atlanta for patrons unable to attend. Kickoff is at 3 30 local time and a playograph board at 1 30 will display Philadelphia’s Shibe Park World Series game three Cubs vs Athletics before the football report.
Sinking oil field near Sour Lake creates lake threatens oil land
Heavy loss threats loom as ten acres in the Sour Lake oil field near Beaumont Texas sank beneath a growing lake. Drilling sites and wells faced shutdowns as geologists study a crater 50 to 150 feet deep forming from drained underground oil. Two wells changed flow massively from high to saltwater or low production.
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Beaumont
Tex
Sour Lake
Here
Great Hole
Gulf
Goose Creek
Harris County
Harding Continues His Investigation In Marion Riot
Judge W F Harding heard testimony on October 10 about the Marion Manufacturing riot on October 2 in which five men died. Deputy sheriff Allie Stepp claimed he did not fire and that 50 to 60 shots were fired by officers and strikers. Broad Robins said he fired twice to save his life as the crowd threatened him. Strikers attacked, leaving wounded and tense, with one striker later hospitalized.
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Marion
W. F. Harding
North Carolina Superior Court
Marion Manufacturing Company
Allie Stepp
O. F. Adkins
John Jonas
Stepp
Broad Robins
Marion Township
Robins
Black
Lindbergh Near End of Belize to Miami Flight
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and his party departed Cozumel at 6 56 a.m. on the final leg back to Miami from Belize British Honduras, according to a Pan American Airways relay.
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Miami
Charles A. Lindbergh
Cozumel
Belize
British Honduras
Pan-American Airways
Waggoner Draws 15 Year Prison Term
New York October 10. Charles Delos Waggoner of Telluride Colorado, bank president, was sentenced to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to mail fraud connected with a scheme to steal 500000 from six New York banks using forged authorization papers.
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New York
Charles Delos Waggoner
Telluride
Colo
Four-masted schooner aground near Atlantic Beach
The four masted schooner Ada Tower, British registry 528 tons, capt Hatfield owner, was reported aground off Atlantic Beach, Jacksonville, Fla. The vessel had a bad list and eight crew members were unable to leave.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Atlantic Beach
Ada Tower
Hatfield
MacDonald Visits Philadelphia for Private Luncheon
British Prime Minister J Ramsay MacDonald arrived in Philadelphia with his daughter and party on a Washington to New York tour. He hosts a private luncheon for about forty physicians and nurses who cared for him at Jefferson Hospital two years ago, and planned a reception for local cultural and civic groups at the Bellevue-Stratford before continuing to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
MacDonald
Washington
New York
Ishbel
Jefferson Hospital
Bellevuetrafford Hotel
N. W. Jenkins Dies in Lumberton at 69
N W Jenkins, 69, a prominent Fairmont businessman and former Robeson county legislator, died after a weeklong illness in Lumberton. Funeral services are set for Friday in Fairmont. Survived by five children including Mesdames Williams of Vanceboro and Cole of Raeford, Rudolph Davis of Lumberton, and Emily plus Fred Jenkins of Fairmont.
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Lumberton
N. W. Jenkins
Fairmont
Robeson County
Mesdames
Fred A. Williams
Vanceboro
Alfred Cole
Raeford
Rudolph Davis
Emily
Fred Jenkins
Autogiro Plane Crashes During Test Flight
A Pitcairn field test near Hallowell Pennsylvania ended with a first autogiro plane built in the United States crashing about 50 feet. The right wing, propeller and windmill vanes were damaged. An unconfirmed report claimed Juan de la Cierva held insurance on the craft.
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Philadelphia
Pitcairn
Eastin Pike
Hallowell
Juan de la Cierva
Fall Trial Recessed Again Until Tomorrow
Justice Hitz recessed Albert B. Fall bribery trial after court doctors reported Fall could not stand trial and needed further examination. Drs Clayton Leech Thomas and Tewksbury to assist. Ruffin refused by Fall for personal reasons. defense seeks to proceed.
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Washington
William Hitz
Albert B. Fall
Fall
Thomas A. Clayton
Frank Leech
John Thomas
L. G. Tewksbury
Ruffin
Clayton
Sterling Ruffin
Wilson
Senate lobby hearings set to begin Tuesday
Washington reports the senate lobby investigating committee will start public hearings Tuesday. Chairman Caraway may issue subpoenas and hopes to call Joseph R. Grundy of the American Tariff League first. Evanson of the Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association may be questioned about a double salary.
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Washington
Senate
Caraway
Joseph R. Grundy
American Tariff League
Charles L. Evanson
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Senator Bingham
Connecticut
Finance Committee
Evanson
Prairie snow covers western districts with heavy fall
Prairie districts west of Winnipeg were blanketed by snow today. Brandon and Virden reported especially heavy accumulations as cold weather spread across Manitoba.
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Prairies
Winnipeg
Man
Brandon
Virden
Former Pantages employees called as witnesses in trial
Three former Pantages theatre staffers Tillie Russo Roy Keene and William Jobelman will testify for the prosecution in the Alexander Pantages statutory charge case. They say Pantages instructed them to alter their accounts after the cubby hole incident.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Cubby Hole
Pentages
W W. C. Hale
Deffense
W. S. Gilbert
Texas
Gilbert
Hale
Jay Sheridan
San Diego
Sheridan
Pantages
Mise Pringle
Strikers at New Orleans Vote Again on Agreement
The 1200 New Orleans street car men on strike since July 2 vote again to decide acceptance or rejection of a tentative agreement with New Orleans Public Service Inc. A board of arbitration would settle ambiguities over their return to work. The second vote was announced at a downtown theatre meeting.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Public Service, Inc
Carmen's
Board of Arbitration
The
Paris Grants Adoris Stevens Divorce From Dudley Malone
Adoris Stevens, noted feminist leader, was granted a divorce from New York lawyer Dudley Field Malone in French courts on grounds of abandonment.
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Paris
Adoris Stevens
Dudley Field Malone
New York
United States to Join Five-Power Naval Limitations Talks
The United States formally accepts Britain’s invitation to a five power naval limitation conference as Prime Minister MacDonald departs. Secretary Stimson will head the U S delegation with possible alternates including Dawes Gibson and Hilary Jones. A large staff of advisers will accompany the group in the effort toward world peace.
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Washington
MacDonald
Great Britain
Stimson
United States
Lennon
Hoover
Dawes
London
Gibson
Belgium
Hilary P. Jones
Congress
Firemen Pump Water Into Lake to Save Dying Fish
Tampa firemen connected city water mains to a lake after a sanitary sewer burst near Robies Park. Refuse polluted the water, cutting oxygen and threatening fish. the ice department assisted by delivering fresh water to the pool area.
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Tampa
Fla
Robies Park
Ice Department
George H. Newman Dies in Nashville at 71
George H. Newman, 71, an attorney in the interior department at Washington, died in Nashville after a short illness attributed to pneumonia. He arrived from Washington on Monday to visit his brother Colonel William Newman. He served in his Washington role for 15 years and is survived by his widow and two sons, Lt. Oliver P. Newman of the U.S. Army and James W. Newman of New York City.
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Nashville
Tenn
George H. Newman
Interior Department
Washington
Newman
William Newman
Oliver P. Newman
United States Army
James W. Newman
New York City
Greensboro Hosts 162nd North Carolina Methodist Conference
The 162nd annual North Carolina conference of the Methodist Protestant church will meet at Calvary Church in Greensboro from November 6 to 11. Rev. S. W. Taylor of Greensboro presides. Rev. C. A. Bates serves as secretary. The conference area covers all North Carolina and parts of South Carolina and Virginia, with 93 pastoral charges. Notables expected include John C. Broomfield of Pittsburgh president of the general conference and James H. Straughn, G. W. Haddaway, and Dr. E P. Branson among others.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Calvary Church
S. W.taylor
C. A. Bates
South Carolina
Virginia
John C. Broomfield
Pittsburgh
James H. Straughn
Washington
G. W. Haddaway
Baltimore
Board of Missions
E P. Branson
Chapel Hill
Three Killed In Crash of Trains
An east bound passenger train and a west bound freight train collided head on west of Portage Pennsylvania station at night killing three trainmen. The victims were T. Johnson of Youngwood junior engineman on the passenger train W C Read of Altoona engineman of the freight train and G L Burkhelder of Jeannette Pa firesman on the passenger train. J C Flenner firesman of the freight train escaped.
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Portage
Pennsylvania
T. Johnson
Youngwood, Jr
W. C. Read
Altoona
G. L. Burkhelder
Jeannette
J. C. Flenner
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NBA
Grimm
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Wrigley Field
Chicago
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Chicago Cubs
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Treasury
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