Reed Seeks Democratic Nomination With Strong Federal Reform Theme
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri outlines his presidential views at a Sedalia rally, attacking Harding Coolidge policy and urging a return to constitutional government, local self rule, and restraint on federal power. He notes he speaks for himself and criticizes centralized government and political corruption.
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Sedalia
Harding
Coolidge
James A. Reed
Missouri
Reed
America
Wne
Lindbergh Visits Carolinas Amid City Salutes
In Spartanburg Col Charles A Lindbergh arrives and tours the area. He lands at the local airport and is greeted by cheers as residents recognize the Spirit of St Louis monoplane during a brief stop in the Piedmont Carolinas.
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Lindbergh
Carolinas
Salisbury High School
Bath
Spartanburg
S. C
Charles A. Lindbergh
Piedmont Carolinas
St. Louis
Miss Elder Sails Toward Paris In Record Atlantic Hop
New York reports Ruth Elder and Captain George Haldeman launched the American Girl from Roosevelt Field at 5.04 pm with a 3,600 mile over water route toward Paris. They expect 38 to 42 hours of flying relying on instruments to navigate winds and fog ahead.
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New York
Atlantic Ocean
Paris
Ruth Elder
Atlantic
Florida
Roosevelt Field
George Haldeman
Long Island
New Foundland
England
Europe
Haldeman
Miss Elder
Frances Wilson Grayson
Old Orchard
Maine
James H. Kimball
The
Weather Bureau
France
Kimball
Four Die as Tornado Sweeps Dell Arkansas
A Dell Arkansas tornado killed four residents A M Harben 48 his sister in law Mrs F T Harben J P Winn justice of the peace and Mrs Winn. Fifteen others injured twelve white were treated in Blytheville hospitals. About 20 buildings including the Phoenix Cotton Gin were wrecked
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Blytheville
Ark
Dell
Tom Marain
A. M. Harben
F. T. Harben
J. P. Winn
Must Discard Bible In Its Old Version
Rev Hilary G Richardson of Yonkers New York told the Unitarian Sunday School society that knowledge of the Bible is not essential to salvation and that religion cannot advance while the Bible is held as the word of God. He described parts of the Old Testament as statistics and others as among the greatest literature, arguing the Bible presents a God acting against social order and decency.
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Chapel Hill
Tar Heel
University of North Carolina
America
Washington
Hilary G. Richardson
Yonkers
N. Y
Unitarian Sunday School Society
American Unitarian Association
U D C Meeting Opens in Asheville After Opening Ceremonies
The North Carolina division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy began its annual meeting in Asheville with the business session starting after formal openings. Mayor Gallatin Roberts welcomed attendees, and Roger Miller spoke for the chamber of commerce as patriotic groups sent members to assist.
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Asheville
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Gallatin Roberts
Roger Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Mexican Rebels Gomez and Almada on the Run
Mexican rebel generals Arnulfo Gomez and Hector Almada are believed to be fleeing through western Vera Cruz mountains toward the coast. Federal troops under General Gonzalo Esco bar press the pursuit, claiming the main rebel force has been dispersed and that about 100 followers remain, with the bulk of prisoners and equipment captured by dawn.
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Almada
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Arnulfo Gomez
Hector Almada
Gonzalo Escobar
Gomez
A.s
Vera Cruz Dispatches
Blake Dies Of Injuries In Automobile Mishap
Charles F. Blake councilman for Lexington’s second ward died at Davidson hospital from internal injuries after a Saturday night crash on the Lexington Salisbury highway. Funeral services set for Oakwood Memorial Park. a Gastonia man, Paul L. Lewis, is held for investigation.
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Lexington
Lexing
Lexington Hospital
Davidson Hospital
Lexington-Salisbury
Davidson
Oakwood Memorial Park
Blake
John T. Burrus
High Point
Burrus
Mr. Blake
Paul L. Lewis
Gastonia
Davidson County
Frank D. Blake
Amesbury
North Carolina Wheel Company
Plans for Lindbergh arrival in Greensboro Friday
At a noon Chamber of Commerce conference plans firmed for Col. Charles A. Lindbergh to land at Guilford airport on Friendly road at 11 30 Friday morning. He will be greeted by Winston Salem High Point and Greensboro committees and escorted by Guilford County air service veterans. An honor guard will escort Lindbergh to Greensboro as a slow moving automobile procession follows the landing.
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Chamber of Commerce
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Piedmont
Guilford
Friendly Road
Winston-Salem
High Point
Winston Road
Spartanburg
S. C
Carolinas
South Carolina
Old North State
Charlotte
N. C
Col. Lindbergh
Converse College
St. Louis
Atlanta
John G. Richards
Ben Mill Brown
National
Greer
Col Lindbergh
Spirit of
Temperance and Lindbergh visit mark North Carolina trip
The North Carolina W C T U opening its annual convention stressed temperance as its core objective with about 100 delegates. In Spartanburg Col Charles A Lindbergh drew huge crowds and tight security as he arrived for the Carolina celebration expected to reach 46 000 attendees with guardsmen and police deployed to protect the Spirit of St Louis and crowd safety.
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Raleigh
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
W. B. Lindsay
Charlotte
Flora B. Harding
Asheville
Ellen J. Y. Preyer
Greensboro
Velma McCullough
Legislative Council of North Carolina
Lindsay
Columbus Day Observed Across 35 States
Columbus Day marked as a legal holiday in 35 states with ceremonies recalling 1492. Banks schools and public buildings closed while events in New York included the Casa Italiana dedication to Columbia University with speakers Gugliemo Marconi and Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler.
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New York
America
Casa Italiana
Columbia University
Gugliemo William Marconi
Nicholas Murray Butler
Financial
New York Stock Exchange
Plane search for American Girl continues
The Defense Cel tic commander in mid ocean via wireless to AP said he had not sighted the monoplane American Girl by noon today. He noted fresh northerly winds a moderate sea and clear weather.
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New York
Defense
Celtic
Mid-Ocean
Associated Press
New Jersey Returns Battle Flags Of XI
Two tattered Civil War flags captured from North Carolina regiments at Manassa Junction and Chancellorsville are gifted by Governor Moore to Governor McLean of North Carolina. The flags have been in New Jersey custody since the war. Adjutant General Gilkyson, Frank G. Cole, and Lt. Edwin C. Lanigan will deliver them to Raleigh within ten days.
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Trenton
N. J
Moore
New Jersey
McLean
North Carolina
Manassa Junction
Chancelorsville
Frederick Gilkyson
Frank G. Cole
Edwin C. Lanigan
New Jersey National Guard
Raleigh
Sinclair Says Executive Encroaching on Courts
Judge Neil Angus Sinclair of Fayetteville urged Forsyth Bar members to defend judicial independence in a speech here. He warned the executive branch is trampling state courts and urged the legal profession to uphold the judiciary and keep hands off the courts.
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Winston-Salem
Neil Angus Sinclair
Fayetteville
Forsyth Bar Association
Raleigh
Walter Ross sells NYSE seat for record $250000
Walter L. Ross brother of kidnapped Charley Ross has sold his New York Stock Exchange seat for 250000 the highest price ever recorded for a membership. He leaves the exchange after 1899 tenure to retire and travel. The sale follows the long mystery surrounding the kidnapped child case.
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Walter Ross
Exchange Seat
New York
Ross
New York Stock Exchange
Walter L. Ross
Charley
The
Exchange
King Boris Hurries Home Amid Balkan Crisis
King Boris of Bulgaria rushes from Italy to handle the Bulgar Yugoslav clash after General Kovachevitch’s assassination. Premier Liptcheff signs martial law decree for Kustendil and Petritch border provinces. chamber of deputies to convene October 15.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Boris
Italy
Kovachevitch
Liptcheff
Kustendil
Petritch
Chamber of Deputies
Ocean City Arcade Fire Ravages South Jersey Shore
A major fire swept Ocean City last night from the Unger Arcade at 9th Street, burning about fifty buildings and destroying the boardwalk between 7th and 10th streets. Mayor Champion estimates damage near 4 million dollars as flames spread inland to Wesley, Atlant and Ocean avenues.
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N. J
South Jersey
Unger Arcade
9Th Street
Joseph G. Champion
7Th
10Th Streets
Arcadia Cafe
Garag
Wesley
Atlant
Ocean Avenues
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