Contested Delay Sought in Central Bank Case Review
Wallace B. Davis Luke Lea and son ask the U S Supreme Court to defer action on their conspiracy to misapply funds conviction case arguing to join with a review of North Carolina Supreme Court dismissal of a new trial suit The motion cites federal questions and requests consolidation for a single proceeding before the high court.
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Lea
United States Supreme Court
North Carolina Court
Washington
Wallace B. Davis
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Luke Lea, Jr
Supreme Court
Central Bank and Trust Company
Asheville
North Carolina
North Carolina Supreme Court
Hughes
Lambert E. Gwinn
Gwinn
State Supreme Court
North Carolina Corts
Hoover calls tariff study as coal talks spark West Virginia visit
President Hoover, aboard his special train en route to Detroit, spoke from Ley Ley Stadium in Charleston West Virginia about tariff commission reviews for protection amid depreciated currencies. He urged limited cooperation in marketing coal and other resources to curb destructive competition.
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Laidley Stadium
Charleston
W. Va
Hoover
Tariff Commission
West Virginia
Sr. Hoover
Andrew Jackson
Odd Named Towns In Dixie Hot Coffee Among Them
A travel note from Hot Coffee Mississippi recounts how a detour sign led a drummer to discover the town’s name and its origin. The piece lists other curious Mississippi places and compares funny names across Florida North Carolina South Carolina Virginia and Arkansas with brief local color.
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Mies
Mississippi
J. J. Davis
Mobile
Memphis
Sissippi
Whynot
Possum Neck
Sosa
O. K
Haserway
Florida
Sonny Boy
Jay Jay
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Arkansas
Poorman
Riddle
Self
Alabama
Coffee County
Hoover Fends Off Tariff Critics In Charleston Speech
President argues tariffs protect job and wage stability in Kanawha valley industry. He contrasts Republican policy with Democrats proposed tariff cuts and cites past boom and depression as proof of Republican stewardship. Audience partisans press him as song "My Old Kentucky Home" plays during departure.
Hoover Campaign Swing Through West Virginia to Detroit
President Hoover, en route to Detroit for a campaign address, rattled through West Virginia Ohio and Michigan in a swift midwest sweep. He traveled with Mrs. Hoover and a crew of stenographers and mimeograph machines as he prepared the speech on the train.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
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Kenova
Ironton
Portsmouth
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Chillicothe
Circleville
Columbus
Delaware
Marion
Fostoria
Toledo
Monroe
Brown
Downs
Mood and politics echoed from 1921 depression discourse
A public speaker recalls the 1921 Harding era depression and the later commission findings. He asserts the current low mood followed natural causes and notes commissions have studied the matter.
Roosevelt campaigns through Louisville amid crowding cheers
Governor Roosevelt crossed the Ohio River into Kentucky to address a large Louisville crowd at the armory after arriving by train from New Albany. He spoke of restoring prosperity to American people and joked about critics, then toured the city by car amid cheers and a formal welcome by state and party officials.
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Roosevelt
Indiana
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Hoover
Armory
Ruby Laffoon
New York Eee
Brown
Roosevelt Special En Route to Louisville
Aboard the Roosevelt special train en route to Louisville Kentucky on October 22 authorities report movement of dignitaries and officials. The brief item notes transit status and the routing through Kentucky with no further details.
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Roosevelt
Louisville
Butter and Eggs Prices in Chicago Markets
Chicago market report lists butter at 9,329 weak, creamery specials 93 score at 20 20 1 2, extras 19 1 2, firsts 17 to 18 1 2, and various grades. Eggs show 2,786 firmer, extra firsts and carots 24 1 4, current receipts 19-22 1 2, refrigerator firsts 22 1 4, refrigerator extras 23.
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Chicago
Roosevelts St Louis Speech Attacks Hoover Coolidge
Governor Roosevelt campaigns through Missouri and the South denouncing Hoover and Coolidge as using “tear bombs” and “panic gas” to mislead voters. He calls for farmer and worker rights to a free ballot and vows to push mortgage refinancing and amortization relief.
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St. Louis
Hoover
Coolidge
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Tennessee
Atlanta
Knoxville
Tenn
Shim
Ae Tenercy
Springfield
Ill
Federal Land Bank
To Remove Chewing Gum with Alcohol Rub
Advice notes that rubbing the surface with alcohol removes chewing gum. The tip emphasizes alcohol as an effective solvent for gum residue on various surfaces.
1000 Mile an Hour Stratosphere Plane Tested In California
Pasadena researchers at Caltech advance a Crocco concept for a jet rocket engine blending rockets and internal combustion to power a stratosphere flight at 1000 mph. The design features a central hollow cylinder with a wide intake, heat generation up to 1500 C, and no cooling system. Two operators in airtight compartments would pilot the craft with rocket or catapult takeoff. Dr. Knapp questions whether air pressure losses to heat would supply sufficient motive power.
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Pasadena
Calif
General Crocco
Guggenheim Aerodynamic Laboratory
Mechanical Engineering Division
California Institute of Technology
J. M. Nordquist
Robert T. Knapp
Court orders action against Circle Drive Dance Hall
An order signed by Judge W F Harding requires Sherilf Ingram and E D Williams to appear in Superior Court Friday to show cause why the Circle Drive Dance Hall, located between highways 61 and 610, should not be permanently enjoined for one year. Deputy Brown served the order as Solicitor Koontz presents claims of indecency and intoxication.
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Sherilf Ingram
E. D. Williams
Circle Drive
BE. M. Brown
W. F. Harding
Danbury
H. L. Koontz
Koontz
Williams
In-giam
Aged Farmer C F Rink Dies After Truck Accident
Salisbury North Carolina C F Rink 80 year old farmer dies in hospital from injuries suffered ten days earlier when struck by an automobile. City briefs note other items including a Wilmington woman bond in liquor case and a possible reopening of Woolworth gold mine near Charlotte. State senator E L McKee spoke at Maxton rally as North Carolina State Fair closes with a 2500 profit.
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Salisbury
C. F. Rink
Heard Maxton
E. L. McKee
Jackson County
Raleigh
Riot at New York Prison Leaves One Dead
A prison riot on Blackwell's Island near the Queensboro Bridge caused one death and many injuries. Police sent 25 patrolmen, four emergency squads, and four ambulances. Inspector Sweeney ordered a large deployment of detectives and officers from across the city.
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Queensborough Bridge
East 59Th St
Manhattan
Long Island
Hell Gate
Long Island Sound
Vincent Sweeney
Tombs Prison
Tombs
New York
Queens
Socialist Presidential Candidate Norman Thomas Appeals in North Carolina
Norman Thomas spoke at the Carolina Theater in Winston-Salem to over 1,000 listeners, criticizing the major parties and urging vigilance after November. He warned that Wilson Harding Coolidge and Hoover alike pursue self interest, urging voters to reconsider their choices and vote for change.
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WN. C
Norman Thomas
North Carolina
Bobby Helm
Carolina Theater
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Thomas
Byer
Greensboro
Raleigh
Winged Victory Statue Near Turin England Stands Tall
A colossal bronze statue described as the largest in the world rises near Turin England. The winged Victory statue reportedly stands about 60 feet high and draws attention for its monumental scale and artistry.
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Turin
England
Funeral for Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Swaim
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Swaim 73 died at her High Point home after months of illness. Funeral services Sunday at 2 30 PM from Spring Hill Methodist Protestant church with interment in the church plot. She was born in Davidson county, daughter of Silas and Delilah Peace, survived by eight sons, six daughters, a sister Eliza Payne and 29 grandchildren.
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Sarah Elizabeth Swaim
William BE. Swaim
High Point
Route 2
Spring Hill Methodist Protestant Church
Chuprch
Davidson County
Silas
Delilah Peace
8. V
F. B. Swaim
Mesdames
B. G. Hilton
A.D. Sink
Dan Sink
J. Rh. Cecil
Carson Craven
Caswell Craven
Eliza Payne
City R. F. D
Industrial Workers Committees To Meet
All committees of the Industrial Workers association of High Point are asked to meet at the hall on North Main Street over McCrorys store Monday night at 7 30 oclock announced today by D W Bradley president of the association.
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Industrial Workers Association of
High Point
North Main Street
McCrory’s
D. W. Bradley
Edenton Daily News Ends Publication in East Region
The Edenton Daily News and Hertford Daily News ceased publication yesterday due to a lack of local advertising. The papers began in 1922 and are published by Edenton Publishing Company of New York with Edwin Bufflap as editor.
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Edenton
Edenton Daily News
Hertford Daily News
Yesteray
Edenton Publishin Company of
New York
Edwin Bufflap
The Short Story About a Short Story Writer
A playful exchange notes a boy who writes only about his own short stature. The meta joke centers on repetition and self reference.
Double Decker Coaches Tested on Long Island Lines
Long Island railroad begins experiments with double decked coaches on its short runs to evaluate capacity and efficiency.
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