G O P Propaganda Claim in Lost Cause Debate
In Raleigh on October 20 AP reports Chief Justice W P ville banker and ER R Williams will file a motion for stay of execution Tuesday while awaiting the U S Supreme Court decision on a writ of certiorari. A state court yesterday docketed and dismissed appeals in bank law violation cases involving Lea and Luke Lea Jr and Davis, including a separate case against Davis alone.
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Raleigh
N. C
W. P.ville Banker
Com Lea
ER. R. Williams
Davis
United States Supreme Court
Lea
Luke Lea
Jdr
Roosevelts Indianapolis Rally Forecasts Victory
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt addressed a throng in Indianapolis promising victory for the Democratic team. He pledges calm against panic and warns against Republican economic policies, urging support for the Democratic senatorial and gubernatorial nominees.
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Indianapolis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Reconstruction loans aid Virginia West Virginia and Nevada relief
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced 603,346 for emergency relief in 16 Virginia counties and two cities and 2,022,252 for West Virginia covering 17 counties. It also authorized a 3,600 loan to Mineral county Nevada for October through December relief needs. Six men were arrested in Jacksonville for assault with intent to murder after a woman and her daughter reported abduction and flogging in a wooded area.
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Washington
Virginia
West Virginia
Mineral County
Nevada
Jacksonville
Fila
Sallie Geringer
Ole Bell Gilstrap
South Carolina Downs Clemson in State Fair Classic
South Carolina defeated Clemson 14 to 0 at State Fair Grounds in Columbia as Clary and McDougall connected for a late touchdown on a nine yard pass, with Wolf kicking both extra points to seal the 80th annual classic before a large crowd.
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State Fair Grounds
Columbia
D. C
South Carolina
Clemson
Gamecocks
Clary
McDougall
Wolf
Mellon Endorses Hoover Record in London Speech
United States Ambassador Andrew W. Mellon strongly endorsed the Hoover administration in an October 20 address to the English-speaking Union in Manchester England. He defended tariff policy and urged voters to judge by policy rather than discontent with conditions. He blamed broader world conditions for economic woes and said Hoover’s record merits support.
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Manchester
Eng
United States
Andrew W. Mellon
Hoover
America
Massachusetts
Minn
Mr. Mellon
Pennington and Clayton Sentenced to 30 Years for Murder
In Concord North Carolina Belvin Penninger Luke Penninger and Lee Clayton were sentenced to 30 years each after pleading guilty in superior court to the second degree murder of Jack Dees. The crime occurred January 2 in Concord.
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Belvin
Luke Penninger
Lee Clayton
Jack Dees
Concord
N. C
Cotton spinning output high in September census data
The census bureau reports September cotton spinning operated at 94.6 percent capacity on a single shift, with 31,545,832 spindles in place and 29,856,205 active on average. State figures show 16,701,442 active spindle hours in cotton growing states across Alabama Georgia Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia. The report includes detailed spindle counts, active hours, and averages for September.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Auust
Alabama
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
One Deputy Killed and Another Wounded in Liquor Car
TEXARKANA Ark Oct 20 One deputy sheriff was killed and another seriously wounded as they attempted to flag a light truck in Miller county Sulphur river bottoms about 30 miles from here last night. Deputy Melvin Brackman 42 died from a bullet to the head while Deputy J C Crain was wounded in the abdomen as shots rang out without warning. Three men fled into the woods from the truck which carried four gallons of liquor.
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Texarkana
Ark
Miller County
Melvin Brackman
J. C. Crain
Not Pros Not Proposed Because Of Smiths Will
Denial that Smith Reynolds family members asked to drop murder charges against Libby Holman Reynolds and Albert Walker was latest development. Will admitted to probate in New York left fortunes to Richard Reynolds and two sisters, with total estate estimated at 15 to 20 million dollars. Solicit or Higgins could proceed, dismiss, or defer the case, with possible future refile or new case if pursued. Smith died from a July 6 shooting at the Reynolds estate.
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Winston-Salem
Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman Reynolds
Albert Walker
Womble
Renolds
Smith
New York
Young Walker
Richard
Mms
Mary Reynolds
Carlisle Higgins
Reynolds
Higgins
Lindley Garrison Dies at 68 in Sea Bright New Jersey
Lindley M. Garrison former secretary of war dies at 68 in Sea Bright New Jersey. He clashed with Woodrow Wilson over national defense and resigned from the cabinet in 1916. Garrison served as New Jersey official and in Washington before returning to law practice with Hornblower Miller and Garrison.
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Sea Bright
N. J
Lindley M. Garrison
Woodrow Wilson
Garrison
New Jersey
Washington
New York
Hornblower, Miller and Garrison
Wilson
White House
War Department
Memphis Man Freed of Killing Negro Faces More Charges
Stanley A. Puryear, acquitted of murder in the slaying of Mrs. Puryear and their eight year old daughter, faces trial on charges of killing his wife and child. Attorney General McClain vows to press on, calling the prior verdict a miscarriage of justice. The May 2 triple slaying involved Jamieson, who claimed innocence and described events from the doorway with an axe in hand.
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Memphis
Tenn
Stanley A. Puryear
Puryear
W. T. McClain
McClain
Billion and Half in Advances Sent by Credit Agency
The report shows $1,550,086,689 in advances authorized since its founding on February 2 through September 20, with $44,009,161 of total disbursed later canceled. By September 30, 1932, $1,294,601,566 had been advanced and $185,035,489 repaid, leaving $1,009,566,077 outstanding, plus $600,000 in outstanding loan agreements contingent on conditions.
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Washington
Pevenstreuehill Corporation
Congress
Bu and
Snow blankets North Dakota and Montana across eastern districts
A heavy October snow buried eastern Montana and western North Dakota with up to 13 inches in Miles City and six inches in Billings and Williston. The storm, which subsided late yesterday, rendered many side roads impassable and brought out snow plows on main highways.
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Miles City
Mont
Montana
Billings
Williston
N. D
Glassford Resigns as Head of Capital Police
Pelham D. Glassford, superintendent of Washington police, resigns to the DC commissioners amid clashes over troop use to evict the bonus army. He cites lack of authority to reorganize and disputes over statements by officials about the need for troops. His departure follows opposition to transferring the detective chief and a plan for force reorganization.
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Glassford
Capital Police
Washington
Pelham D. Glassford
Washington Police
District of Columbia
Bonus Army
Frank 8. W. Burke
United States
British Couple Freed By Chinese Bandits After Weeks of Captivity
Mrs. Kenneth Pawley and Charles Corkran, British nationals held by Chinese bandits near Newchwang for weeks, were liberated and expected to reach Panshan then Newchwang on the way home. Negotiations over ransom culminated in a payment of 130,000,000 yen, 250 pounds of opium, and winter clothing to the bandits.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Kenneth Pawley
Charles Corkran
Panshan
Newchwang
McIntosh
Mrs. Pawley
Corkran
Oil Firm Raises Pay Of All Employees Numbering Over 300
Oil firm increases wages for more than 300 staff in Paris as a routine pay review. Marquis Bont De Castellane, longtime Paris social figure and former husband of Anna Gould, dies at 64 after a week of illness from a paralytic stroke and bronchitis.
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Paris
Marquis Bont de Castellane
Bon Vivant
Beau Brummel
Paris Boulevards
Anna Gould
Jay Gould
New England Storm Toll Rises to Nine
Boston reports a three day northeaster bringing nine deaths six drownings and three from car crashes. Yachting fleets along the Massachusetts coast suffer flooding while roads power lines and shore communities are inundated as five inches of rain fall in greater Boston. The storm is abating and expected to pass to sea today.
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Boston
New England
Massachusetts
Greater
Cotton Mill Reopens With Wage Cut Reduction
AMSTERDAM N Y Oct 20 The Bigdelow Sanford cotton mills will reopen Monday to fill orders. The 134 employees who had agreed to a 20 percent wage cut will suffer only a 10 percent cut. During the last month the Bigelow Sanford Carpet plant has taken on 5605 hands to fill new orders, making a total of 1657 employees there at present.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Bigdelow-Sanford
Bigelow-Sanford
Letter from Buenos Aires Reporter Complains of News Silence
The writer from Buenos Aires mocks US readers for not sending news and notes English influence dominates, comparing it to Borah's Idaho. He remarks on a “big mess” between England and local authorities and wonders about press coverage since leaving Brownsville Texas.
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Buenos Aires
United States
Brownsville
Texas
Idaho
England
Will
Witnesses In Minister's Trial Say Wife Died Natural Death
In Muskogee Oklahoma the trial of Rev. A Berrie, charged with murdering his wife, faced a delay from a juror’s illness. A Cumberland Presbyterian minister testified the defendant seemed grief stricken when his first wife died. A witness said Berrie removed his wife’s wedding ring as she lay dying.
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Berrie
Noene
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