Pantages Case Hints More Perjury Charges
Los Angeles prosecutors signal additional perjury charges against witnesses in the Alexander Pantages trial over the alleged attack on Eunice Pringle. District Attorney Baron Fitts, noting perjury by Garland Biffle, calls out alleged cold blooded efforts to prop up false testimony.
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Los Angeles
Baron Fitts
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Fitts
Garland Biffle
Pantages
Biffle
Miss Pringle
Nicholas Duncav
Rodney
Prisoners Arrested Amid Government Force Movements
Fragmentary passage notes prisoners arrested amid ongoing government force movements and mentions legal advisers skilled in criminal law. The text hints at a continued news item from page 1. No further readable details available.
VAN DEL COMPOUND PROMISES CLEANSE FOR HEALTH CLAIMS
An advertisement touts VAN DEL COMPOUND as a natural system purifier made from roots herbs barks and berries. It claims to aid digestion cleanse vital organs and alleviate ailments from rheumatism to high blood pressure while offering a free bottle with a coupon with purchase.
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Nature
Ring Drug Co
Raids Uncover Case of Large Scale Liquor Smuggling
Federal agents seized a hidden radio station and 32 raids across New Jersey and New York in a six month operation against the syndicate. 32 men were arrested, 10,000 cases of liquor weekly capacity cited, and the Highlands mansion used as a base described along with a fleet of ships and speed boats.
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Philip Braver
Max Braver
Max Gold
Bronx
Joseph Levin
Philadelphia
Watts
Highlands
N. J
Atlanta
Trenton
Kessier
Sweetwood
Malcolm Mce- Masters
Federal
Montauk Point
Coast Guard
Oscar Hammerstein, Jr
Manson
New York
Syndicate
West 43Rd Street
Patrick Connors
Ambassador Hotel
Atlantic City
William J. Calhoun
New Jersey
St. Pierre
Bermuda
Emmanuel
Mannie) Kessler
Morris Sweetwood
Philip Forman
United States District Attorney
Douglas Hic
Federal Grand Jury
Hicks
Malcolm McMasters
Teethina Ends Baby's Cold and Avoids Complications
An old advertisement touts Teethina as safe and efficient for babies, claiming it regulates liver and bowels, cleanses intestines of poisonous bile, and boosts vitality to fight colds. It urges druggists to stock the remedy at 30 cents and offers a free sample and Dr. Moffett's Baby Book from J. Moffett Co. Columbus Ga.
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Dept. 101
Columbus, Ga
Furman Men Named Rhodes Scholarship Candidates
Furman University faculty selects W. J. McGlothlin Jr. and Bruce Thompson as candidates for the South Carolina Rhodes scholarship. McGlothlin, a 3 year graduate with honors, studied at Columbia and taught at the University of Tennessee. Thompson, a senior, has held top campus offices and edits The Hornet while serving as president of the State Press association.
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Greenville
S. C
W. J. McGlothlin
Bruce Thompson
Laurens
Furman University
South Carolina
Hornet
The
State Press Association
Revival Services At Glenora Baptist Church
Revival services begin Sunday October 27 at Glenora Baptist Church with Rev. FE C Roach in charge. The week long event invites public attendance.
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Baptist Church
Glenora Baptist Church
FE. C. Roach
Musical Recital at St Mary's Episcopal Church
A recital will be held at St Mary's Episcopal Church tomorrow night at 8. Miss Clara Boyd will preside at the organ. The program includes vocal and instrumental numbers.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Clara Boyd
Furman University Still Baptist Denomination Dominates
Historic Furman university remains Baptist in practice and membership. A recent tally shows 860 enrolled studies identifying as Baptist or preferring it, with nine undecided. Methodists total 43, Presbyterians 21, Episcopalians 7, Catholics 2, Christians 2, Lutherans 2, Hebrews 38, Holiness 3, and Associated Reformed Presbyterian among others.
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Greenville
S. C
Furman University
Presbyterian
Episcopal Church
Furman
Holiness
Reformed Presbyterian
River Vessels Ease London Traffic Jams
Old Father Thames grows in popularity as a transport route into London and the West End. Congested roads push up river residents to reach work by river, with launches docking at Blackfriars Bridge and Westminster Bridge. Civilians and Westminster Bridge serve as debarkation points. In the afternoons women voyage from Richmond by motor launch to Westminster Bridge and then head to the West End for shopping.
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London
Thames
West End
Blakfriars Bridge
Westminster Bridge
Richmond
French coinage shortens dinner jacket to Smo
Paris reports the French have coined Smo for dinner jacket, formed by clipping Smoking the traditional French term for a tuxedo. The abbreviation mirrors the American Tux and the English dinner jacket.
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Paris
Temporary Freight Station Replaces One Burned Depot
Lexington October 17 The Southern Railway company completed a temporary freight depot to replace the building burned ten days ago. Construction crews moved freight from cars into the new structure within two days of the fire, and plans for a more permanent depot are being considered.
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Lexington
Southern Railway Company
New Notaries Public Commissioned at Raleigh
New notaries of public commissioned today include S. T. Marett Highlands Walter S. Linville Ker-
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Raleigh
S. T. Marett
Local Names Listed in Greensboro Area Notice
Names listed include Robert Harrell Shelby Mrs Kiffe Milne Henderson Miss Blanche Keith in Greensboro Claudius Holland Gasonia A M Hooper Elizabeth City and Roy R Rice Raleigh, indicating a regional notice or directory snippet with multiple individuals and locations.
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Nersville
Robert . Harrell
Shelby
Kiffe K. Milne
Henderson
Blanche Keith
Greensboro
Claudius. Holalnd
Gastonia
A. M. Hooper
Elizabeth City
Roy R. Rice
Raleigh
Enrollment draw from North Carolina College for Women
Nineteen girls from Lenoir county join the North Carolina College for Women in Greensboro this year. Other counts include 10 from Lee, 8 from Durham, 6 from Franklin, 7 from Lincoln, 29 from Wilmington, and 7 from Rutherford counties, as announced by Miss Laura Coit.
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Greensboro
Lenoir County
North Carolina College For
Laura Coit
Lee County
Durham
Franklin County
Lincoln County
Wilmington
New Hanover County
Rutherford County
Edith Webb elected president of Quill club
Miss Edith Webb of Oxford was elected president of the Quill club of North Carolina College for Women in Greensboro. The club, with 24 members, is an organization for writers, succeeding Elizabeth Moore of New Bern who resigned.
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Greensboro
Edith Webb
Oxford
North Carolina College
Miss Webb
Elizabeth Moore
New Bern
Old Kate Leading Duke Animal Relic Nearing Forty
The historic male pet animal at Trinity College Duke University remains alive and well as it approaches its fortieth year. The well known figure has been part of the campus lore and represents enduring campus tradition and aging milestones for university mascots.
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Kate
Trinity College
Duke University
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