Lack of Money Only Handicap 'Of the Air Service
Acting Secretary of War Davis tells the presidents air board there is no cause for panic about the army air service. He cites equipment shortages controlled by funds but praises personnel as unexcelled, and welcomes the inquiry to ensure defense spending and plans are sensible and open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Service
Davis
Washington
Army Air Ser
Air Board
Army Air Service
War Department
Board of Aviation
Army
Indictments Sought Against Asheville Jail Mob Leaders
Judge John Oglesby ordered indictments for leaders and members of the Asheville mob that stormed Buncombe jail seeking Alvin Mansel a black man jailed for alleged assault on a white woman Mansel was spirited away to Charlotte A mob of about 2000 breached gates and searched cells Indictments will cover incitement to riot destruction of public property and assault with Swain saying prosecutions will go to the limit
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Asheville
Buncombe County
John Oglesby
E. N. Swain
Alvin Mansel
Mansel
Charlotte
Oglesby
Grand Jury
Swain
Sizemore Sees Curb Market Promise From NC Secretaries Meet
Frank Sizemore returns from the North Carolina chamber of commerce secretaries meeting in Goldsboro where 30 to 35 members from major cities discussed mobilizing state resources and launching curb markets to connect farmers with consumers. He favors establishing a Goldsboro style market in High Point.
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Chamber of Commerce of
North Carolina
Goldsboro
Frank Sizemore
Sizemore
Mississippi Governor condemns lynching near New Albany
Governor Whitfield issued a signed statement denouncing the lynching of L. Q. Ivy, a Black man, near New Albany yesterday. He urged law abiding citizens to support peace officers and uphold the law in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Whitfield
L. Q. Ivy
New Albany
Noel Held to Plead Sanity for Kidnaping and Murder Trial
Noel, a Montclair youth, is ruled sane enough to plead to indictments charging kidnaping six year old Mary Daly and killing chauffeur Raymond Pierce. Opening insanity testimony is set for Thursday. defense seeks asylum transfer while prosecutors say Noel is sane.
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Newark
N. J
Harrison W. Noel
Montclair
Mary Daly
Raymond Pierce
Caffrey
Noel
Merritt Sage
Butler in Unholy Political Alliance Report
The report alleges a questionable alliance involving Butler and worries an organization faces even as the Barrett connection is cast into doubt with the GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Unholy Political Alliance Report
Barrett
Labor Man on Outside Repeats Barrett Connection Rumor
Raleigh dispatch outlines widespread rumor of a Butler Barrett alliance to ruin the Republican party in North Carolina. Observers say Bramham delays exposes to gather concrete proof while Barrett’s base among organized labor grows uneasy as Butler’s influence looms in state politics.
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Raleigh
Marion Butler
Washington
James F. Barrett
North Carolina
Old North
Butler
Bramham
Butler-Barrett
Barrett
League of Nations
Rank and
Old Guard
Democratic
Sampson
Fatal Fayetteville street fight ends with arrest
Edgar Jones, 20, is dead after a late yesterday incident in Seventy first township. Lulu Walker, 30, and William Harris, 21, were involved with gunfire and Harris is jailed on murder charges. The dispute reportedly stemmed from a daytime fight involving Jones’s father and uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Edgar Jones
Lulu Walker
William Harris
Seventy-1st Township
Harris
Jones
Mate McCormick
MecCormick
Richardson Killing Case Linked To Virginia Husband
In Richmond Virginia Mrs. Herbert E. Richardson Jr. is found dead in bed at her apartment while husband, critically wounded, admits to shooting himself after a quarrel involving her first husband, who was killed in a prior case. Police filed murder charges as autopsy planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Herbert E. Richardson, Jr
Richardson
Thelma Hamm _ Richardson
Thomas Pollard
Birdson
James M. Whitfield
Thelma Hamm
Atlanta
Pollard
General Hinds Relieves Colonel Mitchell at San Antonio
General Ernest Hinds removes Colonel Mitchell from active duty in San Antonio citing insubordination over air service matters. Hinds reported the action to the War Department and said retaining Mitchell could undermine discipline by forcing subordinates to disobey orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ernest Hinds
Mitchell
San Antonio
Hinds
War Department
Man Dies of Heart Attack at Continental Furniture Plant
Guy Elam Cook, about 35, collapsed in the Continental Furniture plant around 1 pm and was pronounced dead by a physician. He had been living with his mother Mrs Flora Wagner at Trinity and is survived by six brothers including Edgar and Gaither of Jamestown New York Clarence of Lexington Cletus of Burlington Roy of High Point and J A Cook of the city. The body was sent to Yows funeral home for burial preparations. No funeral arrangements were made as of this afternoon.
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Guy Elam Cook
Continental Furniture Company
Cook
Flora Wagner
Trinity
Edgar
Gaither
Jamestown
N. Y
Clarence
Lexington
Cletus
Burlington
Roy
High Point
J. A. Cook
Lynching of Willie Dixon Ends at Wilkinson County Line
In Milledgeville Georgia on September 21 AP reports Willie Dixon an inmate of the state sanitarium for the insane who killed nurse Miss Amy Oxford last week was taken from the colony farm near Milledgeville to the Wilkinson county line and lynched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Willie Dixon
State Sanitarium For
Amy Oxford
Colony Farm
Here
Wilkinson County
Deport Aliens Move Sought by U S Attorney
United States District Attorney Buckner announced that deportation will be sought for all aliens convicted of violating the prohibition law. He stated the department of labor would be asked to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Buckner
Department of Labor
Walter Leonard Hart In Accident At Gin
Walter J Leonard a former salesman for a local wholesale grocery house in Salisburg and Winston Salem was seriously injured at Hartmans cotton gin four miles east of the city. His left hand was caught in a gun and drawn in to the elbow with the hand and arm badly mangled and several small bones crushed. He was taken to a local hospital and amputation decision awaited by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisburg
Walter J. Leonard
Winston- Salem
Hartman
Leonard
Nicol Guilty Plea in Dayton Bank Robbery Case
Fred C. Nicol, president of Nicol Manufacturing, pleaded guilty in Dayton to robbing the North Dayton branch of Dayton Savings and Trust of $28,000 during arraignment today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
Fred C. Nicol
Nicol Manufacturing Company
North Dayton
Dayton Savings and Trust Company
Miami to Open Post Office Branch Amid Florida Postal Strains
Postmaster General New orders a new branch of the post office department at Miami to address postal problems in Florida. The move follows unusual conditions in the state’s mail service and aims to improve operations and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florida
New
Post Office Department
Miami
Lynching of J. P. Ivy Shocks New Albany Community
In New Albany Mississippi a mob of about a thousand lynched J. P. Ivy after he confessed to attacking a farmer’s daughter. The girl’s later statement narrowed guilt to Ivy alone, and the mob released two other accused men as the sheriff fled toward Holly Springs.
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New Albany
Miss
J. P. Ivy
John W. Roberts
Holly Springs
Ivy
Roberts
Aberdeen
United States
Hubert Stephens
Mic
Skok
Sagary
Reese
Lee County
Bedford Dies at East Norwich Home at 61
Alfred C. Bedford chairman of Standard Oil of New Jersey died at his East Norwich Long Island home early today at age 61. He had heart trouble for some time and had been active in Providence and at his New Jersey offices. He leaves a widow and two sons Dean and Alfred Clark Bedford, all present at his death.
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New York
Alfred C. Bedford
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
East Norwich
Long Island
Bedford
Providence
R. I
Dean
Alfred Clark Bedford
Trial Postponed in Raleigh Murder Case
For the third time the case against Jesse L. Wyatt former Raleigh detective captain charged with murdering Stephen S. Holt a Smithfield attorney on June first was continued in Wake supreme court today. Judge Garland Mideyette granted the continuance due to the critical illness of Apmistead Jones a member of the defense counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Jesse L. Wyatt
Stephen S. Holt
Smithfield
Wake Supreme Court
Garland Mideyette
Apmistead Jones
France Seeks 62 Year Plan to Wipe Out Four Billion Debt
Paris finances Caillaux signals a French plan to settle with the United States by starting substantial annual payments in 1926 and increasing them over twenty years. Officials note the aim to erase the four billion dollar debt in sixty two years, without linking to reparation or British debt deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Paris
Caillaux
France
M. Caillaux
Great Britain
Crowds Flock to Tabernacle for Mr Stephens Revival
Crowds overflow the Tabernacle as evangelist Mr Stephens preaches revival of old fashion religion. He criticizes professors and warns against tearing the Bible, noting no services today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
MR. Stephens
Free road maps promised by Ring Drug Company
The Ring Drug Company announces free road maps supplied by the Mid- West Map Company. The state map, complete and extended to adjacent states, will arrive soon and be offered at no charge to tourists. Maps provide reliable information for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring Drug Company
W. A. Ring
Mid- West Map Company
North Carolina
Air Mail Route Proposals Invited Between Key Cities
Postmaster General New invited proposals for additional air mail routes linking Detroit with Chicago Cleveland with Detroit Denver with Cheyenne and Chicago with New Orleans via St Louis Memphis and Jackson. The move targets expansion of the air mail network.
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Air Mail
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Cheyenne
New Orleans
St. Louis
Memphis
Jackson
New
Revival Sermons Sour Pointed at High Point Needs
Evangelist Stephens preaches tomorrow night at 7:80 about What Kind of a Revival Does Point Need with last night’s talk on What Is High A Greatest Need The audience awaits his view on lifting High Point closer to God and the revival’s form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Great Need Emphasized At Large High Point Meeting
Rev Geo Stephens spoke to a packed tabernacle of about four thousand in High Point praising the world’s greatest need The crowd included many church members and representatives from several denominations Gifts and services from local firms and individuals funded the Stephens party expenses including furniture appliances meals and free utilities A finance committee pledged that all costs were fair and reasonable with Don Cochran leading the campaign efforts.
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Geo. Stephens
Tabernacle
Thumber
E. K. McLarky
Methodists
Friends and
Presbyterians
Re P
Fred N. Tate
Stephens
Geo. Lowe Motor Company
North State Telephone Co
Baptist Church
City of
High Point
Kester Furniture Company
Bell Furniture Company
Harlee Furniture Company
Union Furniture Company
Welborn Furniture Company
High Point Mattress Manufacturing Company
Globe-Parlor Furniture Company
Bradner-York Furniture Company
Ladies of Presbyterian Hut
W. A. Davis Ice and Coal Company
High Point Creamery
High Point Steam Laundry
van Lindley
E. T. Hedrick & Son
G. E. Hutchens
Baldwin Piano Company
Bland Piano Company
High Point Music Company
Tate
Don Cochran
Death of Will Simmons Near Rail Tracks Sparks Mystery
A 27 year old African American man Will Simmons was found unconscious by Southern Railway tracks near the city water plant yesterday morning and died in a local hospital. Officials doubt a train strike and suspect a blunt blow to the head with the body placed by the tracks to mislead investigators. Police have no solid clues as of yet and the burial proceeded at Linwood after preparation at Hoover's establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Simmons
Southern Railway
Simmons
Southern
Yow
R. E. Brown
Southern Railway Company
Hoover's
Negro Undertaking Establishment
Linwood
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