Exiled Ex-tycoon Samuel Insull Held in Athens Bond
Samuel Insull once head of a vast power and utilities empire is held at the Athens police station awaiting extradition to Chicago on embezzlement and larceny charges. Greek officials, with American and Illinois officials, negotiate his return while Athens treats him with relative leniency and sympathy.
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Athens
Samuel Insull
Power and Utilities
Washington
Illinois
Chicago
Pall Proves Fatal
Funeral services were held for John Phillips who died from injuries after falling from a tree Thursday in Charlotte.
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Pall
Charlotte
John Phillips
Fewer School Days Lost Due To Colds Plan
Two thirds of school days lost to colds could be saved under the Vicks Plan for better control of colds. Mothers and teachers welcome the plan explained in each package of Vicks Vapo Rub and the new Vicks Nose and Throat Drops.
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Vicks
Adv
RAMA Internal Medicine Promises Rheumatic Relief
An ad claims RAMA relieves rheumatic pain by acting on the liver, kidneys and blood. Eckerd's and Mann's Drug Stores offer a $1 bottle with a full purchase-price refund if it does not free the sufferer from aches and pains.
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Eckerd’s
Mann's
Insull extradition plans rise as Greece detains him
Chicago State's Attorney Swanson plans to send assistants to Greece to aid Samuel Insull's extradition on charges of larceny and embezzlement. In Athens Insull was detained by Greek police on the U.S. request. officials study his passport as a tourist defense. Authorities in Washington see little hurdle to extradition though no formal treaty status exists. Martin Insull, Jr. and Mrs. Insull commented as bond issues and federal suits for $15 million tied to Insull Utility Investments proceed.
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Chicago
John A. Swanson
Greece
Samuel Insull
Czar
Athens
Legation
Insull
Washington
Paris
Samuel Insall, Jr
Insall
Gladys Wallis
Orillia
Ont
Canada
Martin Insall
Samuel
Liberty
Cook County
United States
Insull Utility Investments, Inc
State Alumni Still Worried Over Fate of School In Merger
Raleigh October 11 alumni of North Carolina State College meet to press the consolidated university trustees to confirm that the Raleigh branch will remain the technical arm of the greater university. The executive committee adopts a resolution demanding clear assurances and timely statements on the Raleigh branch status.
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Raleigh
University of North Carolina
N. C. State College
N. C. State General Alumni Association
Consolidated University
Greater University
Nagging pains warn of underlying illness not masked relief
Temporary pain relief may ease discomfort but hides the underlying problem. The text urges treating the root cause rather than masking warning signals, noting pains from a weak, run-down condition require addressing the illness promptly.
Three Rivers Camp Faces Folly Mountain Hunt
Dona and Dudley lead a tense search as Swergin’s camp braces for a bold drive to flush out Stan Ball. Carter, wounded in last night’s gunfight, warns Dona of enemies while Asper recovers and Dona acts as nurse and investigator.
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Three Rivers
Dona
Dudley
Swergin
Stan Ball
Folly Mountain
Carter
Mr. Carter
Del
Dana
Timber Company
Ball
State Files Brief Opposing Lea Davis Supreme Court Review
North Carolina files a brief with the U S Supreme Court opposing a writ of certiorari in the Lea Davis bank conspiracy case. The state argues no constitutional right was denied no federal question presented and that the defendants had due notice and a fair trial in Asheville. Luke Lea Luke Lea Jr and Davis were convicted in the Central Bank crash case following the 1930 collapse.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Luke Lea
Luke Lea, Jr
Davis
Asheville
Central Bank and Trust Company
Financial House of
Western North Carolina
North Carolina Supreme Court
High Court
Nashville
Tenn
United States
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Leas- Davis
Buncombe County
Gardner
Woodmen of the World Chief to Speak in Kinston Anniversary
Judge B T Hill of Wadesboro state consul commander will speak October 17 as the Woodmen of the World mark its 34th anniversary Gardner to speak in Hickory Governor Gardner accepts invitation for a political address with date to be set.
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Kinston
B. T. Hill
Wadesboro
Woodmen of the World
Gardner
Hickory
Mars Hill Honors Slave Joe Anderson On Founders Day
Mars Hill college plans a Founders Day observance honoring Joe Anderson a slave who was taken to settle the college’s first building debt in 1856. A monument will mark the spot where Anderson’s ashes are interred reflecting his symbolic role in the college’s founding and history.
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Mars Hill
Mars Hill College
Joe Anderson
UN- Anderson
Joe
J. W. Anderson
College Board of Trustees
Peculiar Cry Remedy Tales From El Paso Doctor
El Paso Texas city health officer Dr P R Outlaw faced a strange case a middle aged woman complained she could not shed tears nor sleep well she said she needed a good cry The doctor suggested tear gas as the only possible cure revealing a humorous if odd medical moment in local history.
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EL Paso
Tex
P. R. Outlaw
One Sixth Of Members Of Congress Not To Be Back
Turnover in Congress rises with reapportionment and retirements. A sixth of current members will not seek reelection as seats shift across states due to redistricting. 87 total departures or vacancies in both chambers noted, with several incumbents defeated or retiring and Mississippi redistricting in court brawl.
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Congress
Washington
House
Mississippi
South Trible
B. Hawes
Missouri
Dem
Charles W. Waterman
Colo
Walter Walker
Senate
Shortridge
California
Brookhart
Iowa
Baline
Wisconsin
Morrison
North Carolina
Broussard
Louisiana
Longeran
Connecticut
Dieterich
Illinois
Overton
Stewart
New Jersey
Thatcher
Kentucky
Crisp
Georgia
Crail
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Lea
Carolina News Briefs
CECTL
B. Dickson
Gillette Blue Blade
Clive
India
Karl Godwin
Plassey
British Indian Empire
Henty
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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