Broadhurst launches fall season with new shows
Broadhurst unveils a hit-after-hit procession of new programs for fall. Enterprise guests announced with a free ticket offered to Mrs. J. R. Pope, inviting readers to watch for their name and attend a featured show.
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Enterprise
W. B. Chilton
A. H. Smith
Enterprise Office
Kate Smith
H. M. Swain
Broadhurst Theatre
J. W. Ingram
J. R. Pope
the Broadhurst
W. E. Myers
Chicago live stock market report September 3
Hogs total 17 000 with 2 000 direct. good and choice 180-210 lb hogs 10.25-10.50 cwt lower. Pigs top 11.10. 180-240 lb averages 10.90-11.05. Sows 110c lower. Cattle and calves 3 000. active gains to 25 higher for light yearlings and light steer trade. Grass fed stock cows 6.00 down. grass yearlings 11.60-23.35.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
Fatal double shooting ends with suspect's suicide in Tennessee
Wesley Stevenson, 66, shot and killed Abe Norman, 43, and George Petty, 46, while they worked on a Lincoln county road. He wounded a third seriously, then fatally shot Magistrate Robert Stevenson, his cousin, before taking his own life with a .38 caliber pistol. Sheriff Rhea said Stevenson likely lost his reason.
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Abe Norman
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M. W. Rhea
Stevenson
Nater Flier Declared Insane by Sanity Commission
Johnny Green, veteran aviator, was adjudged insane by a sanity commission in St. Petersburg Florida and ordered confined to a state hospital. He arrived in 1913 from Chattanooga Tennessee claiming to have flown over Lookout Mountain. The action follows multiple court cases and past gun seizures in 1924 involving rifles and ammunition intended to aid Cuban revolutionists.
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Sanity Commission
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Tenn
Lookout Mountain
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Potatoes Yield 634 Bushels From Four Acres in North Carolina
J. J. Ratchford of Catawba County North Carolina reports four acres produced 634 bushels of marketable Irish potatoes this year. The record reflects efficient cultivation and favorable conditions for the crop in the region.
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Catawba County
N. C
Bears Start With Market But Pulls Soon In Control
AP Financial Editor Claude A. Jagger reports a cautious New York trading day as bears expected a technical reaction but by afternoon bulls regained control. Steel and chemical shares rose, banks firmed, and a mixed tape showed limited selling with several key issues advancing.
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Wheat Prices Fluctuate With Futures Outlook In Chicago
Chicago market opens steady then eases as buyers hold back. Wheat slips below yesterday's close while corn follows. A leading crop expert cites global wheat prospects down 50 million in the north, with United States up nearly 15 million.
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Four Held In Killing Of Atlantic Coast Line Policeman
Four men were held in Petersburg Virginia as suspects in the shooting death of Lile B. Clements a 35 year old Atlantic Coast Line railroad policeman. Clements was killed last night and thrown from a freight car near Dunlop. Witness William Foy identified himself as from Greensboro North Carolina and said another hobo killed Clements in a gun battle inside the freight car. The other arrestees were Roy Hartford of Peoria Illinois William Tracy of Indianapolis and Claude McCoy of Red Springs North Carolina.
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Richmond
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
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Dunlop
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Greengeboro
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Peoria
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Indianapolis
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Red Springs
Bids Opened for Navy Aircraft Carrier Hulls
Bids were opened at the navy department for the hull and machinery of the first vessel built exclusively for the navy as an aircraft carrier. Newport News Shipbuilding bid 15,560,000 with 40 months delivery. New York Shipbuilding Camden bid 16,334,600 with 42 months. Bethlehem Fore River Quincy bid 16,760,900 with 39 months.
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Quincy
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Forging of Name by Youth Ties to Body Find
Baltimore police trace a murder to forged checks after a former employee admits forging H. G. Wetter's name. Wetter, a 35 year old chemist running United Extract, is found dead in a barrel in his Frederick avenue shop with his throat cut. Kennard Thompson, 16, is arrested for forged checks and auto purchase with Wetter's name amid a wider inquiry into several youths.
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Potatoes Trade Mixed as Markets Show Varied Prices
Chicago reports show 28 potatos on track 242 total US shipments 562 with market weaker on triumphs steady on other stock. Wisconsin sacks Irish cobblers 2.00 to 2.16 dollars and Minnesota 1.70 to 1.85, Ohio 1.65 to 1.70, Colorado 2.90, Idaho triumphs 1.30 to 1.50.
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U S
Attachment blocks Montreal to Croydon trans Atlantic flight
Writ of attachment halts Captain Errol Boyd's planned non stop flight from Montreal to Croydon aboard the Columbia. Roger Williams claims Levi ne owes 801 for bringing the plane from New York. John O'Brien backs bond to release. Boyd's crew includes Lieutenant Harry Connor. Bermuda flight earlier this summer also used the Columbia.
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New York
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Columbia Airlines, Inc
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Boyd
Europe
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Harry Connor
Connor
Williams
Bermuda
Lindbergh Home to Be Made a Memorial in Detroit
A group acting as trustees for a Lindbergh memorial association plans to convert the Lindbergh birthplace at 1120 Forest Avenue Detroit into a museum and clubhouse. The non profit group will charge memberships from 1 to 25 dollars, marking a second shrine effort after the Swedish engineering society vacated the property in 1929.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh Memorial Association
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Swedish Engineering Society
Black Will Is Probated Today
The will of Van Lear Black, Baltimore publisher and world flier who disappeared from his yacht last month, was admitted to probate after proof of death. The will bequeaths millions to relatives and others, with his widow and four of five children receiving the residuary estate.
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New Orleans Cotton Mixed Opening Ahead of Week Report
Cotton prices opened irregular in New Orleans with declines early before a rally on hurricane fears in the West Indies and a bullish crop outlook. October and December contracts rose into the session. by close futures steadied with declines of 10 to 13 points across some months, reflecting net softening.
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West Indies
Sept
P. C
Two Die As Auto Strikes Freight Train Near Grimesland
In Greenville North Carolina on September 3 two men from Bethel were killed when an auto collided with a Norfolk and Southern freight train at a crossing near Grimesland. W J Smith and W J Gardner died. W D Gardner driver and C M Smith were injured. Gardner was the most seriously hurt.
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W. J. Gardner
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W. D. Gardner
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Gardner
Explosions Damaged Garland City Bridge Under Construction
Three nitroglycerine blasts wrecked the middle steel span of a new $590,000 state highway bridge over the Red River in Garland City Arkansas at 3:15 a m. Two charges on the Miller and one on the Lafayette county side toppled the span, damaging other sections. No injuries reported. motive unknown.
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Democratic campaign plan detailed from precinct to county
In Raleigh on September 3 A H Graham of Hillsboro began acquainting with the executive council as he prepares to succeed O M for two months. Graham will act as executive counsel while Mall is on leave to manage the democratic campaign for the November elections. He is expected to take the oath later today or tomorrow.
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Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
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Hillsboro
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General Assembly
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Graham
Mal
Liverpool cotton market steady amid moderate sales
Cotton spot in Liverpool shows steady prices with a moderate business pace. Prices listed for American grades range from 4.47 to 7.32 with 4,000 bales sold, including 2,000 American. total receipts 12,000, American 2,100.
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