Farmers Unrest Tied To Fair Government Policy
New York October 29 John W Davis democratic candidate for president outlines plan to settle farmer unrest by equalizing buying power with industry. He accuses Republican policy of favoring industrial blocs, promises to restore economic equality for farmers through a broad program if elected on November 4 with Democratic majorities in Congress.
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New York
John W. Davis
White House
Congress
Davis
Democratic House
Senate
Democratic Party
United States
America
Porter Graves to speak at high school rally Thursday
Porter Graves of Mount Airy will be the sole speaker at a Democratic rally in the high school auditorium Thursday at 8 o clock. Graves, a county solicitor, is known as a staunch Democrat and has donated time to the campaign. other county candidates are expected to attend.
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Porter Graves
Mount Airy
Graves
High Point Democrats
North Carolina
Bull Weevil Airs Ride Then Hurt In Auto Crash
Austin Seward known as Bull Weevil was struck by a Ford driven by Blackwelder near High Point College on Greensboro road. He jumped onto a Dodge and fell when another Ford struck the car, suffering a sprained ankle and head cut but no serious injuries. He was treated at Guilford General Hospital and later returned home on West Green Street.
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Austin Seward
Little
Ford
Deway
Blackwelder
Guilford General Hospital
Grome
West Green Street
Sechrest Appointed District Deputy in Junior Order
J W Sechrest of High Point is named district deputy of the Junior Order, district No 13, announced by state councilor R M Gantt. The Guilford Randolph district covers Guilford and Randolph counties. Sechrest, a former state councillor, is a Guilford council member No 23 and expected to lead the district to greater things.
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J.W. Sechrest
High Point
R M. Gantt
Guilford
Randolph
Sechrest
Jeaders
Gantt
Guilford Council
Rev H S Howard To Preach Tonight At Green Street
Rev H S Howard pastor of French Broad Avenue Baptist church Asheville will conduct the service at Green Street Baptist church tonight. He has served churches in this state and Florida and is described as a source of inspiration and power wherever he goes.
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H. S Howard
French Broad Avenue Baptist Church
Asheville
Green Street Baptist Church
Mr. Howard
Florida
Duncan Culp Cleared Of Murder Charge By Girl
A Durham woman, Miss Durham, says Duncan Culp did not shoot Everett DeVone near the city on February 14. She later claimed others were involved and that she was drugged. Police report the case unclear and release Culp, Owens, and Vera Davis as investigations continue. Everett DeVore, not DeVone, is alive in Asheville. further statements follow.
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Duncan Culp
Durham
Everett DeVone
Miss Durham
Culp
Will Owens
Vera Davis
Blackwelder
Everett DeVore
Elbert DeVore
Asheville
Newport
Tenn
Misa Durham
Charles DeVore
Raving
Greensboro
Owens
Admiral Mayo Warns on Pacific Loss and Debt Threats
Rear Admiral H T Mayo warned at a Chicago address that the United States sacrificed in the Washington disarmament conference. He said the Western Pacific fell under Japanese control and Guam and the Philippines could be seized when desired. He cited self interest and debt repudiation as motives driving nations against wealth. He also criticized hastily trained troops in modern warfare. Senator Heflin reported no contributions or expenditures for reelection campaign and no contact with the secretary of the Senate.
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Chicago
United States
Washington
America
Heflin
Alabama
Senate
Large crowd at High Point College reception. one boy dies
A large crowd of about a thousand people gathered at High Point College for a reception hosted by students and teachers. Earl Ingram, 16, died at a local hospital after a hunting accident when a gun discharged by his brother Clifford. Earl is survived by his parents four brothers and four sisters. funeral services will be at Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church tomorrow at 2 PM.
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High Point
High Point College
Roberts
McCulloch Wall
McCulloch Hall
W. R. Brown
McCulloch’ Hall
Lena Martin
Greensboro
Woman's Hall
Roberts Hall
George R. Brown
Dean Mary E. Young
Vera Idol
J. H. Allred
Mariel Williams
H. A. White
P. E. Lindley
J. H. Mourane
Helen Roberts
Dan Smith
F. Ric Taylor
Nurellx McIntire
Kennett
T. Wingate Andrews
H. A. Garrett
Roy
Milton Whitener
Frank Sizemore
E. J. Harbison
Edward ‘Suits
D. H. Sears
G. L. Reynolds
Carter Dalton
Polly’ Hellman
Matean
Gardyne
Merritt
Mra
A. M. Rankin
R. P. Willams
L. R. Johnston
O’flock
Earl Ingram
Jesse Ingram
Park Street
Earl
Clifford
Bart
Ward Ingram
Welch Memorial Methodist
H. K. McLarty
Wesley Memorial Church
Young Ingram
Ranford
Nelson
Howard
Claudia
Mildred
Dorothy
Epsie Ingram
Mystery Children Arrive From Canal Zone In New York
Two unnamed children, a boy three and a half and a girl two and a half, arrived aboard the steamship Manchuria from the Canal Zone. They could name only Tom and Ida Kelps, and an investigation found they were brought aboard by a man in U S army uniform who left them with a matron. The kids had New York tickets paid for at the Panama Pacific Steamship Co office. In a separate note, West Virginia convicts at the state penitentiary refused to work, but most returned to their jobs as guards reported progress toward restaffing shop floors.
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New York
Canal Zone
Manchuria
Tom
Ida Kelps
Panama Pacific Steammship
Pedro Miguel Jack
Canal
United States Army
Moundsville
W- Va
West Virginia Penitentiary
P. Smith
Simmons assails Russell in campaign speech in North Carolina
Senator F M Simmons denounces the Russell administration and Democratic Party record during a campaign stop in Kinston North Carolina. He accuses Republicans of serving big money interests and calls for honesty and equality in government while attacking perceived corruption and special privileges.
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Kinston
N.C
F. M. Simmons
United States Senate
Republican Party
Isaac Méekins
A. W. McLean
Simmons
Russell
McLean
State
Democratic Party
State Republican Party
National Republican Party
Miro Simmons
Davis
Washington
White House
Dr Sharp to Attend Meet of Osteopaths in Washington
Dr F C Sharp will leave for Washington tonight at 10 18 to attend the joint meeting of the Middle Atlantic Osteopathic association and the Maryland Osteopathic association with Mrs Sharp and their children. They will be away the rest of the week and likely return Sunday. The three day joint sessions will feature speeches and lectures by leading professionals.
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F. C. Sharp
Washington, D. C
Middle Atlantic Osteopathic Association
Maryland Osteopathic Association
Sharp
Norfolk and Western September net income rises over August
Roanoke Va Oct 29 Net income of the Norfolk and Western Railway for September was 1,685,206 dollars, an increase of 206,410 dollars over August, according to the commentary statement of the company made public here today.
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Tncome
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway
Mentary
Old Soldier Dies At the Confederate Home
RALEIGH October 29 Colonel Peter McWilliams aged 30 inmate of the Confederate home died early today after a stroke. He served in Company K Hoke's Division second North Carolina regiment and was wounded in battle. After leaving the service he worked as an acrobat and clown in a circus for years and had been at the Soldiers' home about ten years. He did not miss a Confederate veterans' reunion.
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Raleigh
Peter McWilliams
McWilliams
Hoke
North Carolina
Hallowe'en Party at Highland Mill planned by local groups
Witches will ride in Highland tomorrow night at the Highland mill community rally under Lend-Me-A-Hand club and YMCA athletic association. Miss Harmon Bowne and Messrs Proctor Hartley lead arrangements. Doctor Cutout will reveal secrets of weight and fat. Witches foretell fortunes and apples ducking amusements for all ages planned with games for boys and men.
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Highland
Lend-Me-A-Hand Club
Highland YM. C. A. Athletic Association
Hallowe'en
Highland Mill
Community Rall
Harmon and
Bowne
Messrs
Proctor and Hartley
Cutout
North Carolina Methodist Protestants Open 99th Convention
The 99th annual North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference opened in Reidsville with Dr. A. G. Dixon presiding. The opening included scripture, devotional remarks, and the president’s report citing progress, new churches and salaries increasing, and more than 54,000 spent on improvements.
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C. By
Reidsville
North Carolina
Dr. Dixon
Isaiah
W. Taylor
Burlinngton
Dixon
Lewis
Rence
de. Dixon
Ramindas
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