Campbell Murder Case Details From Police Testimony
A Washington policeman testified about Herbert M. Campbell and the stories he told, shedding light on actions linked to the charge that Campbell murdered Mary Ralow. The testimony adds detail to the investigation and the chronology of events surrounding the case.
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Washington
Herbert M. Campbell
Campbell
Mary Ral Ow
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Mary Baker
Navy Department
Court House
North Carolina educators convene eighth annual NW district meeting
About 2000 principals and teachers from 13 counties gathered in High Point for the eighth annual North western district teachers convention. The event at High Point High School featured sessions on character education and extra curricular activities with addresses by Coltrane and Wright and a public session inviting parents.
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Piedmont
High Point
North Carolina
Eeducation Association
High Point High School
H. C. McKown
University of Pittsburgh
E. J. Coltrane
North Carolina Education Association
Robert H. Wright
Hkastern Carolina Teachers’ College
Greenville
Mills Oppose 50 Cent Buyers in Cotton Seed Trade
Federal Trade Commission hearings in Raleigh heard J. M. Owen Jr of Fayetteville, a 50 cent commission buyer, say mills planned to do away with 50 cent buyers and that buyers are crucial to cotton oil mills. Edmund White, Warrenton ginner, testified seed prices from mills stayed nearly the same in 1928-30, and he criticized the Nacional Cottonseed Products association grading rules as having both good and bad points.
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Raleigh
Federal Trade Commission
J. M. Owen, Jr
Fayetteville
Edmund White
Warrenton
White
Nacional Cottonseed Products Association
Speed Boat Rum Runner Sunk by Coast Guard Off Rhode Island
In New London October 24 AP report says the speed boat Helen, a 35 footer from Bridgeport, fired on and sank after engagement with Coast Guard units off Napatree Point near Watch Hill Rhode Island. The speed boat Pueblos was captured. no liquor found aboard. Crew names not released.
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Conn
Helen
Napatree Point
Watch Hill
R. I
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Bridgeport
Ewell
C. G. 134
N. G
Coast Guard
Stepmother Faces Murder Charges in Denver Case
First degree murder charges were filed against Mrs. Pearl O Loughlin and her brother in law Frank O Loughlin for the slaying of ten year old Leona O Loughlin. Police said Mrs O Loughlin allegedly confessed and urged detaining Frank for a sanity test. Detective Leo O Loughlin questioned the case against his brother.
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Pearl O’loughlin
Denver
Frank O’loughlin
Leona O’loughlin
O’loughlin
Frank
Ralph Cummins
Leo O'Loughlin
Lindy Ends Flight At Port Columbus After Survey Run
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Port Columbus at 10:20 a.m. completing a survey flight over the route of the new transcontinental air mail line to be inaugurated tomorrow. He had been forced back to Bettis Field, McKeesport, Pa., yesterday after reaching Cambridge, Ohio, due to heavy fog and clouds.
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Lindy
Columbus
Ohio
Charles A. Lindbergh
Port Columbus
Bettis Field
McKeesport
Cambridge
Election probe postponed as grand jury returns true bills
Grand jury probe into the Davis Johnson election suit was postponed to the November 10 term of Guilford Superior Court in Greensboro. True bills were returned against H A Oakes and Mrs Ethel Muse for forging the name of Annabelle Parnell on an absentee ballot. Capiases issued for their arrest and in the hands of Deputy Sheriff CC L Gray for service.
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Greensboro
Guilford Superior Court
H. A. Oakes
High Point
Ethel Muse
Annabelle Parnell
Cannon Confers With Accusers In Virginia Conference
Bishop James Cannon Jr met four Southern Methodist ministers in Richmond to discuss charges filed against him. Accusers led by Dr. Costen J. Harrell said charges would not be withdrawn. If a church trial results, Cannon faces suspension pending a general conference trial.
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Richmond
James Cannon, Jr
Southern Methodist
Costen J. Harrell
Cannon
Washington
W. N. Ainsworth
J. T. Mastin
Forest J. Prettyman
Baltimore
J. P. Martin
Abingdon
Ainsworth
Home of Non-Union Worker At Danville Shot
Police search for Eugene Hardy after a shooting at Roy Conner home in Danville Virginia. Seven shotgun shells found in Caswell County North Carolina yard. Shots shattered front windows at about 11 o clock injuring no one, though Conner said his sleeping children narrowly escaped. Three cars sped away after the attack.
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Danville
Eugene Hardy
Roy Conner
Conner
North Carolina
Gatewood
Caswell County
N. C
Nye Heads West to Probe Montana Colorado Voting
Senator Gerald P. Nye chairman of the senate campaign funds committee flies to Denver after a Lincoln hearing on private financing of a straw poll to gauge Republican senatorial strength and the filing of two candidates named George W. Norris.
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Lincoln, Neb
Gerald P. Nye
Senate Campaign Funds Committee
Denver
Lincoln
George W. Norris
Pershing Warns U S Will Be Unprepared In Event Of War
General John J. Pershing warns in a country home interview that the United States is already disarmed and unprepared for a new war. He says the nation must be ready to defend itself if another country, convinced of war, attacks.
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Pershing
U.S
New York
United States
John J. Pershing
America
Clyde Hoey Hurt In Automobile Accident
Clyde R. Hoey of Shelby was hospitalized in Charlotte with minor injuries after his car overturned near the city while en route to Troy to speak at a Democratic rally. He suffered a severe scalp wound and bruises. his wife Mrs Hoey was also hospitalized but with minor injuries andup this morning.
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Charlotte
N. C
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Presbyterian Hospital
Troy
Railroad Tunnel Toll Rises to Three After Collapse
STEUBENVILLE Oct 24 The toll in the tunnel collapse near here which buried a freight train rose to three with the death of sole survivor Louis Romando 32 brakeman.
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Steubenville, Q
Louis Romando
Efird's Gives 2000 Copies of Enterprise to Visiting Teachers
Two thousand copies of today's Enterprise edition are being distributed here this afternoon to visiting school teachers and principals via Efird's Department Store. The gesture aims to inform teachers about events at the Senior High sessions and provide world and state news without interruption.
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Efird
Hundreds Die as Floods Ravage Alamo Vera Cruz Mexico
Dispatches from Tampico quote Captain Alvaro Barrazo reporting hundreds killed in floods near Alamo Vera Cruz. He described a near total destruction as rivers overran the town while Allied aviator E Warren observed partial ruins from the air and survivors walking amid receding waters.
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Excelsior
Tampico
Alamo
E. Warren
Warren
Barrazo
Chapopote Nunez
Schwab Sees 1932 as Another Record Year for Prosperity
Charles M. Schwab told the American Iron and Steel Institute that when the business revival comes it will bring a larger measure of prosperity than ever before. He noted the level headedness of business weathering the recession and warned against pessimism during pauses, urging faith based on known facts.
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New York
Charles M. Schwab
American Iron and Steel Institute Today
Charred bodies found in Beaufort cottage ruins
Kad Barnes and his sister Annie Barnes of Augusta, Georgia, were found dead in the charred remains of a Beaufort cottage after a morning fire. Magistrate L A Lotte presided over an inquest. the verdict said death resulted from flames of unknown origin. The Barnes were to be buried in Augusta.
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S. C
Kad Barnes
Annie Barnes
Augusta
Miss Rice
Barnes
L A. Lotte
Miss Barnes
Barrett
Georgia City
Gang Guns Remove Capone's Rival Aiello
Chicago police recount a high profile ambush that killed Joe Aiello, an ally of Bugs Moran and rival to Al Capone. Aiello left Patsy Presto's apartment on North Kolmar Avenue when gunmen fired from multiple positions, delivering extensive machine gun fire in a planned assassination.
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Chicago
Gangster
Alfonso Capone
Aiello
George
Bugs) Moran
Moran
Chicago Crime Commission
Patsy Presto
Kolmar Avenue
Presto
European Nobility Flocks To Assist For Big Wedding
Charles Cecil Case an Atlanta engineer and contractor was found shot to death by Peachtree Creek. Family said he was despondent over ill health. His firm built much of Atlanta’s waterworks and a four mile water supply tunnel in Charleston, D. C. He was 46 and born in Goshen, Indiana.
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Charles Cecil Case
Peachtree Creek
Charleston
D. C
Goshen
Ind
One Dead and Two Wounded in Richmond Home Incident
In Richmond on Williamsburg road F. H. Garber aged 33 was found dead with his wife and seven year old son seriously wounded by police. Investigators believe Garber shot his wife and child then died by suicide.
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Richmond
F. H. Garber
Garber
Williamsburg Road
Enterprise to Broadcast Football Scores by Amplifiers
The Enterprise will air football scores and brief running accounts of key games across the south and nation tomorrow afternoon. A three loud speaker system is set up outside the office so scores by periods can be heard clearly. Reports will be available by calling The Enterprise office 4565.
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Enterprise Office
Giovanna to Wed Boris III in Assisi Ceremony
Crowds gather in Assisi for the royal wedding of Princess Giovanna and Czar Boris III. A papal dispensation allows a Roman Catholic ceremony with a Greek Orthodox groom, followed by a Sofia reception and a brief Adriatic honeymoon.
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Italy
Giovanna
Boris III
Bulgaria
Victor Emanuel
Elena
Turin
San Rossore
Boris
Sofia
Vatican
St. Francis
St. Francis of Assisi
Lial
Burns Fatal To Atlanta Banker Chief Deputy Governor Dies
Creed Taylor 438 deputy governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta and former Mobile banker died from injuries after a fire destroyed his home. His daughter Marguerite, wife, and son were present as he and Culver Caraway battled flames. Taylor Jr. was lightly burned. Sparks from an open grate started the blaze, which spread to an adjacent apartment building.
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Creed Taylor
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Mobile
Ala
Marguerite Taylor
Culver Caraway
Creed Taylor, Jr
Two Airmen Die in Paris Crash
Paris dispatch reports American aviator Gil bert Lane and French companion Pierre Nicholas killed when their Le Bourget takeoff bound for Cairo and Addis Ababa ended in flames. Lane, born in Paris to an American father and French mother, had served in World War I. The crash halted their bid to attend Ras Tafari’s coronation as emperor of Abyssinia after repeated attempts to lift off with a heavy fuel and oil load.
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Gilbert Lane
Pierre Nicholas
le Bourget
Cairo
Lane
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