Secret Baker statement on border peace move
Washington October 27 officials refused to disclose sources for General Baker’s charge of planned bandit attacks on troops in Mexico and border towns. Secretary Baker said no political motive in release and that Pershing’s forces would not be redirected. Lansing noted the danger of border moves and emphasized domestic policy role.
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Baker
Ry Baker
Erary Baker
Pershing
Rument
York
Get
William R. Willhhairman
Willcox
Baguilty
Stu
Wilson
Lancing
Corlhe
Apo
Ilson
Baws
Mr. Baker
Vail Bennet case trial opens in Winston
In York this morning the Vail Bennet shooting case progresses with Reuben Vail convicted of damaging Pearle Mays property. J W Bennett faces trial for assault with a deadly weapon claiming self defense as witnesses recount a chaotic scene following a ride and alleged house disruption by Bennet.
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Bennett
Vail
Athough
J. W Bennett
Mesaeed
Pearl Mays Takkez
Georgia
T. J. Gold
Pearle Mays
Reuben
Evans
Welch
Mr. Bennett
Pearle
Reube
Dalton
W. P. Ragan
J. W. Bennett
Hearing Ordered to Determine Reasonable Freight Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission has ordered a hearing to decide if sewer pipe carload rates from Chattanooga to North Carolina points are undue compared with intrastate North Carolina rates. The action aims to establish reasonable interstate rates.
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Washington
Chattanooga
North Carolina
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tolbert Held on $2,000 Bond for Manslaughter
Salisbury report states Ollie Tolbert a Southern railway brakeman was ordered held on a $2,000 bond by the coroner's jury after being accused of manslaughter in the death of Special Officer W. M. Linker who was struck by an automobile at the fair ground boulevard. The jury found Tolbert drove recklessly.
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Salisbury
Ollie Tolbert
Southern Railway
W. M. Linker
Fair Ground Boulevard
Linker
Tolbert
Mechanicsville School Reopens With New Additions
The Mechanicsville school starts Monday with an expected enrollment of 250 pupils. A new 40 by 58 foot addition, costing over 1000 dollars, provides an auditorium and two classrooms to support improved teaching. Principal B E Hammer leads a six member faculty including Jennie White and Estelle Fentriss.
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Mechanicsville
Hammer
Mechanicsville School
B. E. Hammer
Jennie White
Estelle Fentriss
Kate Nance
Berta Cook
Adelaide White
Bullish Cotton and Wheat Prices Continue to Rise
New York traders saw a nervous start with cotton futures opening barely steady. December 1908 January 1910 March 1925 May 1925 July 1935 declined or rose slightly as markets rallied from yesterday's lows with bullish tendencies and a mid session rally pushing January to 13.99 and then to 108.
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New York
Wheat Prices Rise on Argentina Rain Outlook
Chicago markets reacted to Argentine rain news with wheat advancing at the open. December futures climbed to about 1.82 to 1.83 dollars before a moderate gain and later a correction.
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Chicago
Argentina
Wake County Wife Fatally Shot by Husband in Insanity Episode
Raleigh reports Mrs. Edward Mangum of Walls of the Nense section Wake County was shot and killed by her husband this morning. The couple came from Durham County and Mangum, detained in Raleigh, is jailed on the murder charge. Neighbors recall prior mental instability leading to time in a state ward for the criminal insane.
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Associated Press
Raleigh
Edward Mangum
Nense
Wake County
Mangum
Tturham County
Planning 10 Erect Large Packing Plant At Henderson Soon
A Henderson board of trade committee plans a trip to Atlanta to inspect a major meat packing plant and report back on establishing a $100000 facility in Henderson. They face a key hurdle in securing a daily supply of 175 to 200 hogs and cattle to meet full capacity.
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Henderson
Henderson Board of Trade
Atlanta
Board of Trade
Russo-Rumanian retreat and Verdun fighting across fronts
The dispatches describe Russo-Rumanian armies retreating toward the Danube while opposing Teutonic forces press them in Dobrudja. Paris says French reinforcements led to renewed fighting near Fort Douaumont and Fort Vaux as Verdun remains under heavy bombardment. German reports claim repulsed French attacks south of the Somme and Russian fronts see German counteractions in Volhynia.
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Constanza-Cernavoda
Petrograd
Rumania
Transylvania
Verdun
Volhynia
Russia
German War Office
Clay Moore Bound Over For Larceny Of Clothing
Clay Moore bound over to the Superior Court on $250 bond after probable cause found in a case charging larceny of about $250 worth of clothing from Silver's store. Chief Gray testified to Moore's confession and identification of clothing found in Reading, Pa. Moore admitted stealing from Silver's store and later confessed during transport to High Point.
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Clay Moore
Superior Court
Dalton
Silver
Moore
T. J. Cold
Milton Silver
Reading
Gray
Clay
Silvers
High Point
Special Services Recalls Luther Reformation at Local Church
The Lutheran church plans a Sunday observance in October marking the 395th anniversary of Martin Luther's reform. A morning service will include special music and a sermon on the occasion, with an evening program exploring related themes. All welcome.
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Lutheran Church
Martin Luther
Luther
Melancthem
Calvin
Zwingli
Democrats plan rally in Hickory with Senator Overman
Democrats of Hickory plan a pre election rally for Oct 27 with Senator Overman as the principal speaker. Overman will address Newton on Monday November and is to be invited to speak in Hickory that night.
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Associated Press
Hickory
Eve S. Overman
Senator Overman
Newton
Weather outlook fair tonight and Saturday with northeast winds
A fair night and Saturday are forecast with moderate northeast winds. Coastal areas will feel fresh on the coast as winds pick up along the shore.
German destroyers fail raid on channel transport service
London report from the British admiralty says ten German torpedo boat destroyers tried to raid cross channel transport last night but failed. Two German destroyers were sunk and others driven off. the British torpedo boat destroyer Flirt was missing with nine crew saved. The Nubian was disabled by a torpedo and ran aground.
Penny Drive Planned For Salvation Army Home Funds
Durham residents unite as schools in Durham and Durham county will donate one penny each on Monday November 6 to raise to the 510000 fund for a proposed Salvation Army home in the city. Campaign chairman T A Winder reports cooperation from Superintendents B D Pusey and C W Massey and letters have been sent to churches and Sunday schools requesting collections.
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Associated Press
Durham
Durham County
Salvation Arm
T. A Winder
Winder
B. D. Pusey
C. W. Massey
Elite Music Program At Auditorium Tonight
The Woman's Club music department hosts a premier concert at the auditorium at 8 pm to support the library fund. Renowned performers Miss Helen Irwin and Mr Robbins from the Durham School of Music will present selections of exceptional merit from both national and international stages.
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Woman's Club
Library Fund
Durham School of Music
Helen Irwin
Robbins
Retail concern sells to toys to wholesalers
Wilnington October 27 scarcity in European made toys shown by sale of 75 cases to a New York firm. Large buyers are acquiring stocks from smaller shops nationwide as novelty firms in major cities increase purchases of European toy stock.
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Associated Press
Wilnington
Europe
New York
Sunday Services at St Mary's Church
Saint Mary's Episcopal church will hold Sunday morning services at 11 o clock conducted by Rev. W L Mellchamp.
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ST. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Rev
W. L. Mellichamp
Pro Episcopal House Fails to Concur on Racial Bishop Election
The house of deputies of the Protestant Episcopal church today failed to concur in the plan for election of the suffragan racial bishop as adopted by the house of deputies.
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St. Louis
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Church
County agents sought to spark High Point creamery drive
County officials urge E H Anderson to visit Guilford to drum up interest in expanding dairy herds for a High Point creamery. Officials note past success of farm demonstration and pig club programs and seek Miss Stephenson to visit more often.
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E. H. Anderson
Guilford County
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Industrial Department
Commercial Club
Anderson
Andersen
Commercial National Bank
Ths
Guilfred
Durham to Form Civilian Rifle Club Plans
Durham officials announce the temporary organization will be rejected at tonight’s meeting. Members may apply to join the National Rifle Association to access a range near the city, with three pits for 200 300 and 500 yards to be built under General Julian S Carr.
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Associated Presa
Jurhham
National Rifle Association
Julian 8S Carr
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