Charlotte Police Recover 34 000 Loot From Bank Truck Heist
Charlotte police say 34 000 of 61 000 stolen from the American Trust Company truck on October 1 has been recovered, leaving 27 000 unrecovered. Walter Thomas led officers to the cache buried near Union County. Carl Bailey and Richard Mc Manus denied taking any money. Bail reduced to 10 000 as the bulk was found. Thomas and Victor Hunter bonded out after release.
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Charlotte
N. C
American Trust Company
Walter Thomas
Union County
Victor Hunter
Carl Bailey
Richard McManus
Hunter
Bailey
Thomas
Pensacola Ordered to Guantanamo for Brazil Mission
The cruiser Pensacola was ordered to Guantanamo to stand by and proceed to Brazilian waters if needed to evacuate American citizens amid Brazil's revolution. The action aims to protect lives, with the ship closer to Brazil than Hampton Roads and no aim beyond aiding Americans.
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Washington
Pensacola
Guantanamo
Brazilian
William R. Castle, Jr
Brazil
Gueantanamo
Hampton Roads
Cannon Leaves Leadership at Blackstone College for Girls
Bishop James Cannon Jr. resigns as president of the trustees of Blackstone College for Girls and as a member of the board. Trustees elect N. P. Angle to succeed him, citing a divide in territory support since 1928 and the need to bolster patronage and endowment.
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Blackstone
James Cannon, Jr
Blackstone College For Girls
N. P. Angle
Rocky Mount
Angle
Bishop Cannon
College
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Marvel, Delaware Lawyer Dies Suddenly at 64
Josiah Marvel Democratic National Committeeman and president of the American Bar Association died of a heart attack at his home near Wilmington Delaware at age 64. He was a prominent Delaware lawyer and longtime Democratic leader who had been active in state and national affairs. He had recently been elected ABA president in Chicago and had declined public office runs to remain in private practice.
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Wilmington
Del
Josiah Marvel
Delaware
The
American Bar Association
Here
Marvel
Kantocoko
Greenville
U. S
Thomas F. Bayard
Mr. Bayard
Chicago
Henry Upson Sime
Birmingham
Ala
Democratic Party
Marvel and
Georgetown
Harriet Ann (Pepper) Marvel
King George
Jefferson Mr. Marvel
Thomas Jefferson
Rodneys
Sussex County
George Gray
B. T. Marvel
Delaware Supreme Court
Milwaukee phantom lover linked to five marriages and a slaying
Police traced the perplexing case of George W. E. Perry known as Jiggs Perry through a string of marriages and a missing suspect. The investigation centered on an automobile tied to a missing Blytheville woman and a sedan used to contact Miss Dorothy Davis as authorities hunt for Perry, who may be in hiding while facing murder allegations in Wisconsin.
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Blytheville
Ark
Arkansas
George W. E
Perry
Milwaukee
Dorothy Davis
Cora Belle Hackett
Chicago
Wisconsin
Miss. Davis
Harrisburg
Ill
St. Louis
Cleveland
Burleigh Grimes Named Defendant in Ohio Divorce Suit
Florence Ruth Grimes of Minerva filed for divorce in common pleas court in Canton naming Burleigh Grimes, St. Louis Cardinals pitcher, as defendant. She alleges cruelty and lack of affection, and that he received affectionate letters from other women. She seeks permanent alimony.
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Canton, O
Burleigh Grimes
St. Louis Cardinals
Common Pleas Court
Florence Ruth Grimes
Minerva
Flashes Of Life Flight Donation and Hawes Family Note
A four color twenty five thousand dollar check to Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte is shown with a chart of their Paris to Dallas flight, donated by William E. Easterwood Jr. Newark notes Pey ton E Hawes works in a department store training sales and is senator's daughter. her father is Harry B Hawes.
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New York
Dieudonne Coste
Maurice Bellonte
Paris
Dallas
William E. Easterwood, Jr
Newark
N. J
Peyton E. Hawes
St. Louis
Harry B. Hawes
Swiss mayor studies Manhattan traffic canyons
Carl Nater the lord mayor of St. Moritz arrives in New York to observe how narrow mountain roads in Switzerland compare with the traffic dynamics of Manhattan’s skyscraper canyons. The visit aims to inform approaches to urban congestion and mobility.
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New York
Switzerland
Carl Nater
St. Moritz
Manhattan
Judge rules wording in libel suit not defamatory
Justice Dunne holds that calling a white man a negro is not libellous per se in King Solomon vs Brook lyn Eagle. He says it would be just as libellous to call a negro a white man.
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New York
Justice Dunne
State Supreme Court
King Solomon, Boxer
Brooklyn Eagle
Jenora Hopper Named Indian Princess at Haskell Powwow
Lawrence Kan Miss Jenora Hopper a full blooded Cherokee from Stilwell Oklahoma is chosen Indian Princess at a Powwow hosted by Haskell Institute highlighting her as the pageant winner.
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Lawrence, Kan
Jenora Hopper
Stilwell, Oklo
Haskell Institute
Fasist Deputies to Wear Brown Shirts at Reichstag Opening
In Berlin 107 fascist deputies will wear brown shirts for the Reichstag opening session on Monday. The uniforms are banned in Prussia and will be worn only for the session in defiance of the ban.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Prussia
Government halts unemployment doles for short‑age workers
Moscow reports a policy shift ending unemployment benefits for youths deemed underage or too young to work. Authorities say the move aims to accelerate job placement and reduce welfare costs, signaling a tighter labor market stance.
Windfall Inheritance Tax Looms for Duke of Northumberland
London news reports the Duke of Northumberland left an estate exceeding 12 million dollars with inheritance taxes projected to surpass 5 million dollars, signaling a major windfall for government revenues. The figures reflect the late nobleman's substantial wealth and the tax implications for his heirs.
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London
John Bull
Duke of Northumberland
Greenville News-Piedmont seeks 610 K C station
The radio commission received an application from the Greenville News Piedmont Company of Greenville South Carolina for a new station at 610 K C with 1 kilowatt power and unlimited time.
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Washington
The
Radio Commission Today
Greenville News-Piedmont Company
Greenville
S. C
K. C
Neither Bailey Nor Simmons To Testify Before Nye Probers
Raleigh date line reports that J. W. Bailey and F. M. Simmons, rivals in the democratic primary, are not expected to be subpoenaed as Nye committee probes begin. Deputy U S Marshal Ivan Byrd says fifteen subpoenas have been issued and most served, but he will not name those summoned.
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Raleigh
J. W. Bailey
F. M. Simmons
Nye
Ivan Byrd
United States Marshal’s Office
Nyse Committee
Morrison Subpoenaed in Raleigh Primary Probe
Cameron Morrison former governor of North Carolina is a witness in the Nye campaign probe into last June's Democratic primary. He was served with a subpoena after addressing a Greensboro rally and was the first person summoned for Raleigh hearings. Morrison supported Josiah W. Bailey with a $2000 contribution.
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Greensboro
Cameron Morrison
North Carolina
Nye Campaign Investigating Committee
Raleigh
Morrison
United States
W. C. Bradley
Charlotte
Josiah W. Bailey
F. M. Simmons
Bailey
Mr. Morrison
Greensboro B
Laura Ingalls and Robert Buck Resume Race Across Country
St. Louis aviatrix Laura Ingalls and 16 year old Robert Buck resume their attempt to set a new east to west transcontinental flight record. They left Kingman Arizona for Albuquerque New Mexico at 845 a m M S T and Buck followed ten minutes later with possible stop at Winslow Arizona if weather worsens.
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Kingman
Ariz
Laura Ingalls
St. Louis Aviatrix
Robert Buck
Albuquerque
N. M
Winslow
Miss Ingalls
Buck
M. S. T. Buck
Delaware Primary Probe Set to Resume in November
Wilmington Delaware October 11 hearings by the senate primary elections investigating committee will be resumed in November. Senator Nye, chairman, announced a investigator will stay in Delaware to continue certain work for the committee.
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Wilmington
Del
Senate
Nye
Delaware
Large scale cotton plan mergers urged to expand markets
Floyd W. Jefferson, temporary chairman of the Textile Export Association of the United States, urged mergers to organize cotton textile producers and sellers. He said sharp capital involvement, both domestic and foreign, can expand markets especially in South America, noting U S exports lag in cloth versus raw cotton and calling for bold financial backing.
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Floyd W. Jefferson
Textile Export Association of the
United States
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
South America
Lutherans oppose social methods at Milwaukee convention
At the United Lutherans biennial gathering in Milwaukee on October 11, Dr. Jacob W. Knapp argued that soup and suppers will not win souls and that soul-saving is a man’s job. Delegates heard reports on women's work and missions with large budgets and discussed creating an investment commission to oversee endowments of church boards and agencies.
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Milwaukee
United Lutherans
Jacob W. Knapp
Cincinnati
Knapp
The
Lutheran Brotherhood
Frank M. Urich
Philadelphia
Women’s Work
Women's Missionary Society
A. J. Sraver
Lutheran League
India
Buenos Aires
Porto Rico
William H. Stackel
Rochester
N. Y
Hoover May Attend Navy Princeton Grid Game
President Hoover tentatively accepts invitation to attend the Navy Princeton football game at Princeton on October 2. The report notes the date and venue as part of Hoover's possible travel plans.
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Hoover
Princeton
Washington
Greatest Dairy Exposition Opens
The National Dairy Show opens in St. Louis and runs through October 19 alongside the St. Louis National horse show the poultry show and the women’s home exposition. About 1 400 cattle compete in five breeds with Holsteins and Jerseys most numerous. Four H club entries total 286 cattle. Vocational agricultural students judge cattle in the first event with teams from thirty states testing judging skills.
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ST. Louis
Vocational Agricultural Students
Brazil Disorders Delay New Air Mail Route Opening
Washington, Oct 11. Inauguration of the Paramaribo Dutch Guiana to Santos Brazil air mail route, set for October 23, is deferred due to revolutionary disorders in Brazil. Assistant Postmaster General Glover cited conditions affecting international air mail service in South America. Letters already posted will be retained for quick dispatch.
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Washington
Paramaribo
Dutch Guiana
Santos
Brazil
Glover
South America
Canadian Americans complete first three hour hop across Atlantic
Croydon England Oct 11 AP The Columbia landed at Croydon air field at 3 53 p m after an overnight stop at the Seilly Islands marking the end of the first successful Canadian flight across the Atlantic Ocean The Columbia departed Tresco at 1 02 p m today flying a course via Land s End Penzance and Plymouth Capt J Errol Boyd and Lieutenant Harry Connor piloted the veteran trans Atlantic plane before a large crowd
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Croydon
Bag
Berel Boyd
Harry Connor
London
New York
Clarence Chamberlin
Charler A. Levine
Tresco Island
Scilly Group
Land’s End
Tresco
Levine
Charles A. Levine
Atlantic
Harbor Grace
N. F
Tresco Islet
England
Columbia
Croydon Air Field
Seilly Islands
Atlantic Ocean
Penzance
Plymouth
Errol Boyd
AFL Delegates Break For Recreation In Boston
AFL delegates adjourned until next Tuesday with only committee meetings remaining. A few sessions and state federation talks continue as delegates enjoy a harbor boat trip and dinner. Key actions included support for aid to 4,000 striking textile workers in Danville Virginia and continued southern reorganizing, plus drives for hours equalization, teacher organization, opposition to prison labor, and backing Norris Lame Duck bill amendments.
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Boston
American Federation of Labor
Boston Harbor
Executive Council
Federation
Danville
South
New England
Congress
United States
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