Germans Scorch German Steamer Baden After Rio Harbor Shelling
Berlin dispatch reports the Baden shelling in Rio de Janeiro Harbor killed 27 and wounded 35, prompting calls for a thorough Brazilian investigation. German officials note unclear news due to junta censorship and claim the ship showed no flag while Brazilian authorities seek explanations.
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Hamburg
New York
Royal wedding dampened by storm at St Francis
Czar Boris III of Bulgaria wed Princess Giovanni of Italy in a brief ceremony at the Church of St Francis Italy amid a fierce hail and rain storm. The bridal gown was dampened as trains arrived late and dignitaries watched from the platform before the couple departed for Brindisi aboard the royal yacht Czar Ferdinand.
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Aegean
Black Seas
Deep Shaft Explosion At Maybach Mine Claims Dozens
Rescue work was hampered as gas filled the shafts after an explosion at the Maybach mine in Quierschied Saar region. Officials said 90 miners remained trapped late last night, with earlier reports listing 19 dead and 20 injured. This followed the Alsdorf disaster where 262 miners were killed.
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Saarbruecken
Germany
Maybach
Quiersehiete
Saar Valley
Alsdoorf
Here
Alsdorf
Youths to be buried together in North Carolina mountains
Bodies of Burton Hensley and Woodrow S Wilson, both 16, will be buried together in Yancey County North Carolina where they lived. Their clubbed bodies were found in a swampy hobo hide-out last Wednesday near a camp fire. The return hearse broke down and Ulric Hensley, the brothers’ older sibling and a local bus driver mechanic, spent the day repairing it for the trip.
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Memphis
Tenn
Burton Hensley
Woodrow
Wilson
North Carolina
Mountain County
Hensley
Ulric
Yancey County
Kennedy Takes Own Life Over Health Decline in Winston-Salem
Campbell Everett Kennedy, 50, of Winston-Salem, killed himself with a gunshot in the basement of a vacant house on Acadmet Street. A note to his wife cited failing health as the cause.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Campbell Everett Kennedy
Acadmet Street
Inauguration of Gaines as W and L president in Virginia
In Petersburg a man, Gibson Toler, 38, fatally harms his three children Iris Kaxine 2 Robert William 4 Virginia Lee 6 after forcing his wife outside and then dies by a self-inflicted explosion during a house fire. At Lexington Francis Pendleton Gaines becomes president of Washington and Lee University, taking an oath before Robert E. Lee’s statue amid a scholarly procession and campus ceremony.
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Matoaca
Toler
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Robert William
Virginia Lee
Lexington
Lee Chapel
Francis Pendleton Gaines
Washington and Lee University
Valentine
Robert E. Lee
George Walker
St. Clair
Washington and Lee
Gaines
Pollard
Virginia
Henry Louis Smith
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
Doremus Gymnasium
Democrats Register Many New Voters On Books At Greensboro
The final day of registration across 16 precincts in Morehead and Gilmer townships added a large number of new voters. Democrats appeared to outpace Republicans by about four to one with roughly 600 to 749 new names recorded in Greensboro today and perhaps as many again during the month of new registration, possibly pushing total voters past 1,500 for the November election.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
Morehead
Gilmer
Fifth international oratorical contest winner announced
Ed mund A Gullion of Washington D C aged 17 won the fifth international oratorical contest judged best among youth ful orators of eight nations greeted by President Hoover. Paul Leduc a 17 year old French speaking Canadian won second place and Cleementee Perez Zantu of Santiago Chile finished third.
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Washington
Edmund A. Gullion
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Paul Leduc
Cleementee Perez-Zanartu
Santiago
Chile
Woods Arranging for His Campaign
Colonel Arthur Woods, head of the president's emergency committee for employment, travels to New York to enlist assistants for a nationwide drive to create jobs. He will seek regional workers, urge industry to provide openings, and plan a radio appeal to mobilize support.
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Washington
Arthur Woods
New York
Colonel Woods
Sink Ends Term of Court At Greensboro
Special to The Enterprise reports Judge Hoyle Sink closed the regular criminal term in Greensboro. Rube W. Vail and John Gibson, high pointers, had their three to five year state prison sentences reduced to three years on the county roads. James Robbins, 15, was found not guilty by the jury.
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Greensboro
Hoyle Sink
Rube W. Vail
John Gibson
High Point Grocery Company
Vail
Gibson
South Carolina
Sink
James Robbins
Pardon Applications Filed For Textile Strike Rioters
Winston Salem report that Lawrence Hogan Del Lewis and Wes Fowler serving sentences in McDowell county will be formally presented for pardon to the state pardon commission in Raleigh on Monday. R. R. Lawrence of the North Carolina Federation of Labor announced the move tonight.
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Winston-Salem
Lawrence Hogan
del Lewis
Wes Fowler
McDowell County
Marion
Raleigh
R. R. Lawrence
North Carolina Federation of Labor
Morrison predicts Raskob will quit in two years
Former Governor Cameron Morrison, speaking in Raleigh, forecast that John J. Raskob, national Democratic chairman, would be replaced in about two years. He argued the fall campaign centers on separating real issues from false ones, dismissing prohibition as an issue and signaling Roosevelt as unlikely candidate.
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Raleigh
Cameron Morrison
John J. Raskob
National Democratic
Morrison
National Democratic Committee
George M. Pritchard
Raskob
Roosevelt
Marine Private Culburth to Receive Military Honors
Fayetteville reports Paul Easter Culburth U S Marine Corps private will be buried with military honors at Roseboro tomorrow. Culburth was killed September 29 during Nicaraguan relief operations.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Paul Easter Culburth
U. S. Marine Corps
Roseboro
Culburth
Dems Report War Chest and Prohibition Group Finances
The Democratic Congressional Committee reports $21,515 in expenditures for Democratic House campaigns from Sept 10 to Oct 22, with Ohio as a key beneficiary. Republicans show $163,200 spending in the same period. The Anti-Saloon League and the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment also filed reports, with combined activity highlighting sizable contributions and expenditures.
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Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Washington
Democratic Congressional Committee
House
Ohio
Republican Congressional Committee
George M. Pritchard
North Carolina
Republican Senatorial Committee
Republican State Executive Committee
Pierre S. du Pont
Delaware
Herbert Lehman
New York
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Joseph P. Tumulty
W. T. Kemper
Missouri
Percy S. Straus
Jesse M. Jones
Texas
South Trimble
Nellie Taylos Ross
Wyoming
Anti-Saloon League
Association Against the Prohibition
Chinese Reds Fight Christians In Honan
Communist forces swept into Honan adding the province to bandit attacked Kiangsi Hupeh and Hunan as American missionaries fled southern cities. The Rev Bert Nelson Minneapolis was captured at Kwangshan October 5 and held for 300000 Mexican dollars ransom. General Ho Ying Ching was ordered to attempt his release by the nationalist government.
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China
Honan
Kiangsi
Hupeh
Haman
Bert Nelson
Minneapolis
Kwangshan
Nelson
Lutheran United Mission
United States
Ho Ying-Ching
Cheng Chow
Leading Grid Scores From Various College Games
Alabama 12 Vanderbilt 7. Notre Dame 36 Pittsburgh 19. Tennessee 9 North Carolina 7. Yale 7 Army 7 tie. Kentucky 47 Virginia 0. Maryland 20 VMI 0. Wake Forest 21 Mercer 0. Duke 14 Wofford 0. Georgia 39 Auburn 7. Tulane 28 Georgia Tech 0. Furman 14 Florida 13. Additional scores on sports page.
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Army
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V. M. LL
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Tulane
Georgia Tech
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Florida
Brazilian Rebels Gain Ground as Government Falls
Rebels in Brazil extend their advances after the fall of Rio de Janeiro and the Washington Luis administration. The main federal army reportedly surrendered at Itarare, Sao Paulo-Parana front, with Sao Paulo troops joining the insurgents. Florianopolis capitulates, while Bahia faces pressure as Juarez Tavora seeks port surrender. Vargas named provisional president candidate amid junta meetings.
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Washington Luis
Itarare
Sao Paulo- Parana
Sao Paulo
Florianopolis
Santa Catharina
Juarez Tavora
Bahia
Sid
Getulio Vargas
Brazil
New Auditorium At Raleigh Planned
Raleigh fire destroyed the city auditorium with 3200 seats along with risk to City Hall. Firemen saved City Hall as plans emerge to rebuild on Davie Street between Fayetteville and Wilmington, with a $125000 structure insured for 355000. Mayor Culbreth announced rebuilding after adjustments.
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Big City
Cit Hall
City Hall
E. &. Culbreth
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Davie
Fayetteville
Wilmington
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