Fall Advised No Serious Oil Drainage Danger at Teapot Dome
Washington dispatch reports geologists and oil counsel challenged claims that oil drainage threatened Teapot Dome. Dr. George Otis Smith testified that a 1921 inspection found no imminent drainage risk and that Secretary Fall later cited protective aims and military use in the leases. Heald’s report supported no immediate drainage danger and Fall's involvement was limited to review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia
Albert B. Fall
Éapot Dome
Harry F. Sinclair
George Otis Smith
Geological Survey
Secretary of the Interior
Teapot Dome
Wyoming Naval Il Reserve
Fall
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Clair
LaFonette
Senate
Smith
K. C. Heald
Teapotome
Ivestigate
Heald
Eald
Eapot Dome
Mith
Tenot Dome
Dawn plans start today for Sikorsky Dawn flight
Old Orchard Maine October 21 AP The Dawn dawn flight to Europe was tentatively fixed for 3 pm after wind delays and sea reports from several ships. Navigator Brice Oldsborough and Pilot Wilmer Jultz remained hopeful the wind would shift. Mechanics prepared the amphibian and crew prepped engines despite cold and rain.
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Old Orchard
Maine
Tomorow
Europe
Brice Oldsborough
Wilmer Jultz
Frances W.rayson
Ikorsky
Edgecombe Sheriff Claims State Tax Collection Record
Tarboro, Oct. 21. Friends of Sheriff J. W. Martin of Edgecombe County compare his tax collecting rate to that of Sheriff D. B. Stafford of Guilford as a state record claim. Martin says he has collected all but four tenths of one percent of local taxes and settled with county commissioners as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarboro
J. W. Martin
Edgecombe County
D. B. Stafford
Guilford
Edgecombe
Stafford
Valley Folk Seek War Department Flood Control Plan
Arkansas Governor Martineau and flood leaders from Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi urge the War Department and Army engineers to handle Mississippi River flood control and oppose external agencies or schemes. A meeting with Secretary Davis in New Orleans is planned to coordinate a definitive plan based on facts and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Ark
Mississippi Valley
War Department
Army Engineers
Mississippi River
Congress
Mattineau
Hatroee
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Murphree
L. O. Crosby
Mississippi State Control Association
Davis
Martineau
Tri-State
New Orleans
War
Ruth Elder Plans New Transatlantic Flight Attempt
Ruth Elder, recovering from a Atlantic dive, intends to fly New York to Paris next August then to London before returning to New York. She aims to be the first woman to fly Paris to New York and compares Lilli Dillenz as a riskier U.S. descent.
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New York
Paris
Lisbon
Portugal
Ruth Elder
Atlantic
Miss Elder
Ponta Delgada
Sao Miguel
Azores
Lima
London
Lilli Dillenz
Horta
Miss Dillenz
United States
Barendrecht
Carroll Is Freed From Federal Pen
Earl Carroll, Broadway producer, is released on parole from the Atlanta federal penitentiary after serving one third of a year and a day for perjury. He plans a comeback with his wife and family, saying experiences may influence future work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Karl Carroll
Broadway
Liberty
Federal
New York
James
Alice Schneider
T. V. Rooney
Rip van Winkle
Carroll
Atlanta, Ga
John W. Snook
Earl Carroll
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Department of Justice
President
Board of Parole
U. S. Penitentiary
H. O. Edckman
Model Distillery Destroyed in Wilkes County
Special to the Enterprise Greensboro Oct 21Federal Agents Prevette Levert and Kilby reported the capture of a model distilling outfit six miles north of Ferguson in Wilkes county yesterday with 42 gallons of whiskey 2 500 gallons of beer 15 fermenters and a large amount of equipment The distillery was without an operator at time of seizure located on the land of Clinard Jones but there was no indication he was responsible and no charge will be made against him
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Prevette Levert and
Kilby
Ferguson
Wilkes County
Clinard Jones
Carolists Back Carol to Return to Romanian Throne
L Oeuvre reports Romanian peasant party delegates negotiated with former Crown Prince Carol for his return to Romania and accession to the throne, though Bucharest sources deem the Carolist movement non-existent and Premier Bratianu and his brother work to block any congress pronouncing for his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
L’oeuvre
National Peasant Party of
Romania
Carol
Bucharest
Bratiano
Henry Barbe
Peasant Party
Magda Lupescu
Helen
Barbe
National Peasant Party
Alba Iulia
Vintila
Average Man Gray Visits Chicago Seeing Everyday Life
Fort Madison’s L Gray is dubbed the average man by locals and spends a day in Chicago as a reflection of common American life. He chats with the Herald and Examiner staff, discusses politics, sports, and culture, and expresses interest in buying a light, average topcoat for his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Newspaper of the
Fort Madison
Gray
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Thompson
Bill Thompson
Walter Johnson
Charles Hughes
Lindbergh
Mussolini
Dempsey
Tunney
Herald and Examiner
State Street
Asheboro Man to Preach at First Church of Christ
J. W. Wolff of Asheboro will preach Sunday at 11 o clock to the First Church of Christ now meeting in the Harris building East Washington street. All members urged to attend as the message is described of special and vital interest. Bible school follows at 1 o clock in the afternoon.
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J. W. Wolff
Asheboro
First Church of Christ
Harris Building
East Washington Street
Bible School
Man Injured After Fall Against Curbing on East Green Street
Alfred Howard a well digger was injured yesterday morning when he fell and struck his head on a curbstone in the 500 block of East Green Street. He was taken to Guilford General Hospital by Yow's ambulance and kept there as a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Howard
East Green Street
Guilford General Hospital
Two Bankruptcies Filed in Greensboro Federal Court
Two bankruptcy petitions were filed in federal court today. D. W. Gray, a merchant from Albemaine, and L. R. Smithey, a Spencer merchant, were the petitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
D. W. Gray
Albemaine Merchant
L. R. Smithey
Spencer Merchant
Mayor Says Chicago Is To Be Saved
Chicago mayor campaigns against pro British influence in schools and library books. He targets Superintendent McAndrew, orders book review, and warns of a plot to inoculate youth with pro British ideas. Former Congressman Gorman backs inquiry and testifies on plans to expose the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thompson
King George
England
Hermann
John J. Gorman
MacAndrew
Bok Peace Prize Winner Charles Lever Dies in Berkeley
Dr. Charles Herbert Lever, winner of the Bok Peace Prize, collapsed and died in Berkeley California while addressing a women’s organization on world peace. Born 1856 in Mansfield Connecticut he taught at MIT and UC Berkeley and led Adelphi College 1896 to 1912.
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Berkley
Cali
Charles Herbert Lever
University of California
Adelphi College
Brooklyn
N. Y
Levermore
New York Peace Society
World Court League
League of Nations Union
Edward Bok
Millich Executed for Gangster Murder in Marion
Millich a Montenegrin and former Birger gang member was hanged in Marion Illinois for the murder of Ward Jones at Shady Rest Birger cabin near Marion on October 26 1926. He claimed self defense and said he was framed by other Birger gangsters. Execution occurred at 1005 a.m.
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Marion
Radio
Millich
Charlie Birger
Ward “Casey”? Jones
Birger
Here
Jones
Airmen Start From Buffalo En Route to Detroit
Edward F. Schree and William S. Brock began their flight from Buffalo toward Detroit in the Pride of Detroit after overnighting at the Buffalo airport. Weather and a low ceiling forced an earlier stop in Buffalo.
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Detroit
Buffalo
N. Y
Edward F. Schree
William S. Brock
Mich
Preventive Medicine in Industry Outlined by Doctor
Dr. John A. Turner of Cincinnati told the American Public Health Association that the industrial physician of the future will play a key role in preventive medicine. He said workers must learn the reasons for health preservation, sickness and accident prevention, and prompt treatment of injuries. Turner cited a detailed case from a large Cincinnati industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John A. Turner
American Public Health Association
Turner
Police Hear McLean Talk At Durham
Governor A W Mel urged North Carolinians to back police work and curb crime at the North Carolina Association of Chiefs of Police meeting in Durham. He warned criminals and lax supporters alike, urged crime prevention over punishment, and praised progress against mob rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
A.W. Mel
Chiefs of Police of Thetists
North Carolina Association of Chiefs of Police
North Carolina
Carelessness blamed for NC auto accidents in September
Assistant Deputy Commissioner W C Spruill reports 404 North Carolina crash injuries and deaths in September with 410 of 445 vehicles in good condition. Most fatal days occur Sundays and Fridays show high risk for drivers misjudging right of way and speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Spruill
North Carolina
United States Bureau of Safety
Septemer
Man Shot Dead at Home Near McHenry
Christopher Schumacher, 55, a farmer and father of ten from McHenry Illinois, was shot and killed at his home as two young sons stood nearby. Relatives offered no motive for the slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Christopher Schumacher
McHenry
Ill
Chicago grain prices and seed ranges reported
Chicago grain market report dated October 21 lists Wheat No 1 hard 125 3 4 cents and No 2 hard 123 3 4. Corn No 2 mixed 82 3 4 cents with No 2 yellow at 449. Qats white 47144 60 and white 45 47 cents. Aye not quoted. Seed prices quoted for timothy and clover seeds with wide ranges.
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Chicago
Timothy
Rise in Cotton Market Followed by Reaction
New York trading on October 21 saw a first rise in cotton prices by 20 to 30 points on renewed buying and covering. The market then dipped toward yesterday's close amid private crop estimates of about 13.76 million bales and talk of large ginning, before steadying and settling with net gains of 10 to 16 points as selling slowed.
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New York
Large Wave of I W W Pickets Arrested in Colorado Strike
In Wallenberg Colorado on October 21 AP reports wholesale arrests of I W W pickets as the coal miners strike enters its fourth day. About fifty to sixty pickets were detained in the district courthouse under guard, including twenty women.
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Wallenberg
Colo
Colorado
City of High Point payroll distribution and monthly vs weekly pay
The city employs 203 people with 106 paid weekly and 97 paid monthly. Police and fire departments, city manager staff, judges and court officials, health department staff, inspectors, and other workers are paid monthly or twelve times a year, while the rest are paid weekly.
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High Point
Police
Fire Departments
Health Department
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