Revolt's Leader Flies From Cuba To New York
Miguel Mariano Gomez, son of a former Cuban president and former Havana mayor, fled Cuba by steamer and headed to New York by train. He predicted ultimate revolution success, warned of ongoing unrest, and claimed arms and ammunition remain hidden in Havana and its province awaiting use by the revolutionary party.
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Miami
Fla
Miguel Mariano Gomez
New York
Gomez
Miguel
Cuba
Havana
Machado
Revolutionary Party
Gandhi Poor Sailor Adds Blanket To His Native Costume
Mahatma Gandhi en route to London from Bombay has added a homespun blanket to his scant loin cloth outfit due to chill winds at sea. Madeleine Slade, the English disciple, is described as a poor sailor while Gandhi's son Davides Gandhi has assumed many of her duties.
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U. S. Rajputana
London
Mahatma Gandhi
Bombay
Mahatma
Madeleine Slade
Davides Gandhi
Tammany Elated With Distinction and Reform Debate
The piece notes Tammany’s elation over a distinguished public career and a reputation as a scholarly gentleman of unimpeachable character. It cites charges against magistrates courts, detailing scandalous framing of women and policemen corruption uncovered in an inquiry led by the appellate division of the supreme court, with Seabury serving as referee.
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Seabury
Supreme Court
Potatoes market report from Baltimore and nearby regions
Potatoes in 190 lb sacks across Maryland and Pennsylvania priced from 90 cents to $1.00 for U S 1s, New Jersey 100 lb sacks and cobblers from $1.00 to $1.15, eastern shore Virginia offerings at $1.40 to $1.65 per barrel for cobblers, with varied varieties listed.
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U. S
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Eastern Shore
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U.S
Greensboro opens new civil division with two judges
Greensboro civil division of the municipal court began operations today with Shelley B Caviness serving as judge and Ben R Ward acting as judge pro tem. The move expands local judicial capacity as proceedings begin in this new division.
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Greensboro
Greensboro Municipal Court
Shelley B .Caviness
Ben R. ‘Ward
New Orleans cotton opens easier on weak Liverpool cables
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened with losses of 14 to 16 points as Liverpool cables ran worse than expected. October fell to 6.76 and December to 6.97 before a late-session rally lifted some contracts, with weather forecasts and trade buying providing mild support.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Federal Farm Board
P. C
Briand Unable to Attend League Meetings in Geneva
Paris reports Foreign Minister Aristide Briand will miss the League of Nations council meetings in Geneva due to ill health. The absence leaves France represented by other officials at the critical session.
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Aristide Briand
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Mrs Allen Takes Stand in Husband Murder Plot Case
Amelia Court House Virginia September 1 Mrs Jeston Allen Jones wife of dairy farmer J Will Jones testified in her defense describing their 29 year marriage eight children and a $54000 estate She recounted finding her husband dead after sending son Oscar to call him and described the bloody scene and her husband’s alleged frustration and alleged nonfaithfulness as witnesses praised her character</s>
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New York Cotton Opens Barely Steady Amid Weakness
New York September cotton opened barely steady as prices fell 18 to 19 points on a weak Liverpool market and favorable weather. December slipped to 6.95 before rallying to 7.02. March rose from 7.26 to 7.32. By late morning declines narrowed and December reached about 7.04 with March near 7.34 amid ongoing trade buying and covering. End-August condition fell 3.0 points from a month earlier, while a New York canvass estimated a crop of about 15,572,000 bales.
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New York
Liverpool
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Sir Hall Caine Dies at 78 Wealthy Isle of Man Author
Sir Hall Caine, famed novelist and stage and screen writer, died after several weeks of illness at age 78. He produced literature for fifty years and gained fame for works such as The Deemster The Manxman and The Eternal City. His manager once called him the wealthiest novelist in the world with royalties around 450000 dollars.
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Buglas
Isle of Man
Hall Caine
Lieutenant Thayer Olds Lands Safely After Plane Crash
Cleveland Ohio September 1 Lieutenant Thayer Olds escaped injury when his army plane crashed several miles north of the Cleveland airport He parachuted from 500 feet and landed in Lake Erie where he waded ashore unaided confirming a dramatic rescue and safe return to shore
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Cleveland, CO
Thayer Olds
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Ewing held on murder charges in stabbing death
Durham AP report: Terry Ewing was detained on murder charges in the death of Luther Vickers, his father-in-law, stabbed five times with an ice pick at the Ewing home after a dispute involving Vickers' daughter Pearl and her husband. Long Lake Ontario AP brief: Wolfgang Von Gronau and his mechanic concluded a Germany to United States seaplane flight on the last leg, heading south at 12:20 p.m.
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Terry Ewing
Luther Vickers
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Ont
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Oklahoma Governor Moves to Cut Cotton and Wheat Acreage
Oklahoma City AP dispatch reports Governor Murray will seek a proposed law within weeks to grant the governor and a board of control authority to reduce cotton and wheat acreage in Oklahoma for next year and any subsequent year the board deems necessary.
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Oklahoma City
Murray
Board of Control
Oklahoma
Jury indicts accident witness in cold case
The account describes Johnson being driven to a hospital by Wilkesboro or, with Miss Green found dead in the snow near the wreck. Miss Mabel Anderson testified about footprints between the crash and arrival. Belongings of Johnson were located near Green’s body, and police corroborated timing and proximity of the items.
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Anderson
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Mabel Anderson
Leland Anderson
Mias Greene
Coughton
Claude Keller
Fred Dover
Lenoir
Governor and Officials Meet Over Reported Highway Floggings
Governor Gardner met behind closed doors with HE. B. Jeffress chairman of the state highway commission and Mrs. W. T. Best commissioner of public welfare to discuss reported wholesale floggings of county prisoners on state highways. The governor planned to announce results after the conference and new rules to prohibit floggings were anticipated.
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Gardner
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W. T. Best
Highway Commission
Receiver Appointed for Tri-Utilities in Delaware
Wilmington Delaware September 1 Hugh M Morris former federal judge here has been appointed receiver for the Tri Utilities corporation a Delaware concern on application of Touche Nizen and company
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Wilmington
Del
Hugh M. Morris
Tri-Utilities Corporation
Delaware
Touche Nizen ‘and Company
Seven Held for Kidnapping Young New York Broker
In New York and nearby cities seven people including Bettine Green, 29, were arrested in connection with the August 11 abduction of Charles Rosenthal, a young New York broker. Rosenthal identified Green as the lure, aiding the kidnapers who released him August 29 after a $50 000 ransom.
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Charles Rosenthal
Newark
Rosenthal
Green
Seaboard Air Line Bond Interest Not To Be Paid Today
Federal Judge Luther B. Way granted the receivers Leigh R. Powell Jr. and Ethelbert W. Smith permission to skip $118,200 in interest due September 1 on Seaboard Air Line Atlanta Birmingham first mortgage bonds. Interest had been paid March 1. year to date the division showed a deficit of $59,179.80.
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Luther B. Way
Leigh R. Powell, Jr
Ethelbert W. Smith
Seaboard Airline Railway
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlanta
Church Council Calls Prayer On Idle Sunday
New York September 1 The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America issues a call to prayer next Sunday for the jobless and criticizes wealth distribution. It says grave imperfections in an economic order create stark contrasts between vast fortunes and breadlines and urges focus on the national income distribution and control of the money making spirit behind it.
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New York
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Students Rescued After Mount Ruapehu Blizzard
Three students lost in a Mount Ruapehu blizzard were rescued and four others located. A 200 man search force works to bring them in.
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Wellington
New — Zealand
Mount Ruapehu
Government relief costs and loan rates amid unemployment data
Administration officials cite unemployment relief expenditures near 500 million dollars, boosting the government's financial burden. About 380,000 more people are employed by the government than last year. If loan activity on bonus certificates persists, 200 to 300 million more would be needed this year. Officials say long term loans last June totaled 800 million, roughly offsetting last year's deficit, with the recent issue expected to cover ongoing payments.
Mrs J F Ross Dies In Toronto Ohio
Mrs J F Ross a mathematics instructor at the junior high for about a year and a half died in Toronto Ohio this morning at 10 o clock as teachers began their meeting. She is the sister of F Scott McBride head of the anti Saloon League of America. Funeral services will be held tomorrow with burial in Toronto Ohio.
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J. F. Rose
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Ehringhaus To Speak To Civitan Tuesday
J C B Ehringhaus of Elizabeth City a announced candidate for governor will be the guest speaker at the Civitan club meeting next week at the Sheraton hotel. The today meeting featured a program by Rev H Norwood and W N Evans with an attendance prize won by Frank Moses and a humorous skit.
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Elizabeth City
Civitan Club
Sheraton Hotel
Rev. H. Norwood
W. N. Evans
Wade Marsh
Frank Moses
Quartet of Squash Added To Display
A quartet of ripe orange squash, joined at sides and bottom, was added to The Enterprise's collection of freak fruits and vegetables by Roy Lambeth of Trinity. Lambeth, who grew the squash in his own garden, said he also had twin carrots.
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Lambeth
Mrs. R. G. Boyd and Daughters Return Home
Mrs. R. G. Boyd and her daughters Dorothy Eunice and Louise have returned to their home after a weekend in Statesville North Carolina with Mr. and Mrs. James F. Moose.
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Dorothy
Eunice
Louise
Statesville
N. C
James F. Moose
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