Brotherhood Club 10 Holds Meeting at First M P Church
The Brotherhood class of the First Methodist Protestant church meets in the church dining room tomorrow at 6 45 p m with a special program and supper. Rev I Roy Farmer new pastor will speak and Prof E B Stimson will perform musical numbers and lead singing. About 150 men and boys are members and many plan to attend. Visitors are invited to welcome Mr Farmer.
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First M. P. Church
Brotherhood
First Methodist Protestant Church
I. Roy Farmer
Ohio
E. B. Stimson
High Point College
M. P
Farmer
Typographical error in dry cleaning ad corrected
The Enterprise notes a pricing mistake in Martin Dry Cleaning ad listing ladies light topcoats at 1.75 dollars instead of the correct 1.00 dollars. The error is not Sartin Dry Cleaning's fault and both The Enterprise and Sartir regret the mistake.
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Enterprise
Martin Dry Cleaning Company
Sartin Dry Cleaning Company
Sartir
Army to Play Stanford as New 1929 West Point Schedule
West Point releases 1929 football slate with Illinois added and a December 28 game against Stanford in Palo Alto. The Army-Navy break remains unresolved as Navy is omitted from next season and not considered for 1930 scheduling.
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West Point
N. Y
Army-Navy
William R. Smith
United States Military Academy
Illinois
Pacific Coast
Stanford
Navy
Smith
Gettysburg
Davidson College
North Carolina
Harvard
Cambridge
Yale
New Haven
South Dakota
New York
Dickinson
Ohio Wesleyan
Notre Dame
Palo Alto
City approves licenses for five billiard parlors and one bowling alley
City council granted licenses to five billiard parlors and one bowling alley. L F Cox gets a billiard parlor at 1043 East Washington, ER Oakes at 125 1 2 North Main, Oakes and Bambalis at 146 South Main, C N Bambalis at 1424 English and 623 East Washington, plus a bowling alley permit for 1522 English Street.
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L. F. Cox
East Washington Street
Ma ER Oakes
North Main St
English Street
East
Washington Street
Early Flight Winners at Bettis Field Prize Rally
The Bettis Field prize of 500 dollars went to Rowland of Bradford for the first arrival. Theodore Taney and Robert Dake of Pittsburgh followed in their American Moth, six minutes later. W. H. Emery Jr. of Bradford placed third in a Travelair. Others included Theodore Kenton, James S. Charles, Tex Hankin, Eugene Deter, Warren Smith, Stuart Chadwick, and Sebastian Pond in various biplanes and monoplanes as flights continued from Roosevelt Field. Albert R. Jacobs of Philadelphia departed at 5:42 a.m. standard time in a Travelair.
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Los Angeles
Sam Lowden
Philadelphia
Jacobs
Daniel R. Robertson
Leslie C. Miller
Curtiss
Harrisburg
Pacific Coast
McKeesport
Columbus
J. W. Hunt
Lone Eagle
A. H. Kreider
Waco 10
A. K. Owen
Pitcairn
Stancel P. Gilley
Curtiss Robin
Warren B. Smith
Swallow
Harry Smedley
Eagle Rock
S. J. Wittman
Pheasant
Wilford B. Gerbracht
Travelair
Alfred H. Stanley
George W. Hopkins
Stinson Junior
W. N. Emery, Jr
George Zinn Jr
Challenger
M. E. Grevenberg
Lincoln-Page
L. H. Connell
John E. Carberry
Oh Moth
Paul D. Charles
Berliner
D. G. Jackson
Tex Rankin
Waco
Arthur W. Killips
A. Riley
W. E. Nichol
Mohawk Pinto
Louis E. Derryberry
Theodore Taney
Robert Dake
Pittsburgh
Rowland
W. H. Emery, Jr
Bradford
Bettis Field
Theodore W. Kenton
Boston
James S. Charles
Richmond
Tex Hankin
Portland
Oreg
Eugene J. Deter
Tarryton
N. Y
Perth Amban
Stuart Chadwick
Rumson
N. J
Sebastian L. Pond Milford
Conn
Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Albert R. Jacobs
Gardner Speech Boosts Democratic Confidence in North Carolina
Former Governor Cameron Morrison credits Gardner with swaying Democrats toward Governor Smith and the presidential ticket. State leaders praise the speech’s impact as Gardner plans further appearances in Winston Salem Gastonia Tryon and Monroe through mid September to seal party momentum.
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North Carolina
Republican Party
Gardner
McLean
R. A. Coughton
J. A. Hartness
Odus M. Mul
State Executive Committee
Winston-Salem
Tryon
Gastonia
Monroe
Kellogg Heads for Home on Leviathan
Cherbourg France September 5 Secretary Kellogg sails home aboard the Leviathan after attending treaty talks with governments pledging to renounce war. The cruiser Detroit saluted with 18 guns as the band played the Star Spangled Banner. Mrs Kellogg received five large bouquets from Cherbourg chamber of commerce onboard.
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Cherbourg
France
Kellogg
America
Leviathan
Detroit
Ireland
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia Net Play Advances to Semi Finals in Atlanta
The annual Georgia tennis tournament reached the semifinals on Sept. 5 in Atlanta with Bry an Grant Jack Mooney Malcon courts and Gus Feuer advancing. Bitsy Grant defeated Maurice Bay 6-3 6-4 and Feuer beat Preston Chambers 6-1 6-0.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Bryan Grant
Jack Mooney
Malcon Courts
Gus Feuer
Miami
Bitsy
Grant
Maurice Bay
New Orleans
Donald Cram
Vanderbilt University
Feuer
Preston Chambers
Eliza Cox
Asheville
Bill Davis
Douglas
Earl Green
French Aviators Abandon Transatlantic Hop From Casablanca
Casablanca Morocco Sept 5 French aviation duo Jean Assolant and Rene Lefevre abandoned their attempt to fly to New York or to North or South America after an oil leak forced a halt. The craft landed in Casablanca after leaving Le Bourget and may be recalled to Paris as repairs and further mechanical issues delayed progress toward St Louis Senegal.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Air Jeant
Jean Assolant
Rene Lefevre
Paris
North America
Armand Lotti
le Bourget Field
New York
St. Louis
Senegal
South Atlantic
Brazil
Seven die as air mail plane crashes near Pocatello
National Parks Airways Inc. air mail plane crashed while landing near Pocatello Idaho. Seven people died including Mrs Mona Schaper and her two children, Carl and Romon. Jesse Richards Floyd A Timmer W A MacLean Paul V Wheatley and pilot Paul Wheatley identified. Investigation by G C Miller preceded.
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Pocatello
Idaho
National Parks Airways Inc
Mona Schaper
Carl
Romon
Jesse §. Richards
Ogden
Utah
Chamber of Commerce
Floyd A. Timmer
W. A. MacLean
Portland
Ore
Paul V. Wheatley
G. C. Miller
Department of Commerce
Piedmont League Scores Update
High Point 11 14 Raleigh 4 1 Durham 2 5 Greensboro 1 1 Winston Salem 3 5 Salisbury 1 3.
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High Point
Raleigh
Durham
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Salisbury
Baseball scores from the American League schedule
Detroit and Chicago were tied 2 to 2 and 3 to 3 after action. Philadelphia defeated Washington 9 to 2 and Cleveland beat St. Louis 6 to 9. Only games scheduled.
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Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
National League Game Scores Tie and Wins
Chicago beat Pittsburgh and New York 9 to 7 in a 10 inning game while Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 8? Boston 2 2. The report lists multiple NL scores with a 10 inning result for the first game.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Western League scores roundup with lopsided games
Wichita defeated Amarillo 10 to 4 while Tulsa beat Oklahoma City 10 to 4. Denver and Des Moines combined for six runs, and Pueblo routed Omaha 11 to 2 in the other matchup.
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Wichita
Amarillo
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Denver & Des Moines
Pueblo
Omaha
Southeast League Scores and Delays
Selma beat Columbus 6 to 3. Jacksonville led Pensacola 6 to 0 when called end of 7th due to darkness. Montgomery vs Tampa postponed by rain.
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Selma
Columbus
Jacksonville
Pensacola
Montgomery-Tampa
International League scores compact roundup
Rochester 3 Buffalo 7 Montreal 2 Toronto 8 Baltimore 6 Reading 7 Newark 6 Jersey City 2. Compact minor league hockey/indoor game results list with multiple teams and scores.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Baltimore
Reading
Newark
Jersey City
Southern Association scores and upcoming games
Atlanta defeated Birmingham 1 to 6 while Little Rock beat Chattanooga 2 to 1 and Memphis triumphed 5 to 3 over Nashville. Other teams have hot schedules lined up.
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Southern Association
Atlanta
Birmingham
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Memphis
Nashville
Toledo Bees Earned Narrow Road Victory Over Columbus
The American Association slate shows Toledo 2 Columbus 7 and Louisville 3 Indianapolis 5 with other games not scheduled.
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American Association
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
South Atlantic League Scores Weather Affects Games
Charlotte 0 Knoxville 1. Columbia 3 Spartanburg 6. Asheville 0 Augusta 4. Games shortened by rain to six innings. Greenville Macon postponed due to rain.
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Charlotte
Knoxville
Columbia
Spartanburg
Asheville
Augusta
Greenville-Macon
Fastern League Scores Prompt New Haven Victory
New Haven defeated Bridgeport 9 to 1 while Hartford moved to 4-2 and Albany fell to 1-8 in league play. Pittsfield edged Waterbury 3-2 in a separate matchup.
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New Haven
Bridgeport
Hartford
Albany
Pittsfield
Waterbury
Missions Rout Dodgers In Pacific Coast League Action
Missions beat Los Angeles 9 to 4 and top Oakland 7 to 2 while Sacramento 2, Hollywood 7 and San Francisco 6 round out the day in Pacific Coast League play.
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Missions
Los Angeles
Oakland
Sacramento
Hollywood
San Francisco
Columbia Comets and Spartanburg Spartans split doubleheader
In the South Atlantic Association double header the Palmetto state capital team claimed both ends after tough battles. The first game ended 3 to 1 with errorless play and tight defense, while the nightcap saw the Comets edge the Spartans 6 to 5. Knoxville beat Charlotte 1 to 0, and Augusta defeated Asheville 4 to 0 before rain halted play. Macon and Greenville were rained out.
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Columbia
Comets
Spartanburg Spartans
Palmetto State Capital
Spartans
Knoxville
Charlotte
Poetz
The
Bees
Walker
Smokies
Hoover to Speak at Carnegie Hall and Boston in 1932 Campaign
Republican headquarters said Herbert Hoover will address a rally at Carnegie Hall New York on October 17 and plans additional talks in Boston on an undated date as he considers a campaign invasion of the South.
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Washington
Hoover
Carnegie Hall
New York
Boston
South
Senator Robinson Praises Smith In Texas Speech
Cisco Texas Senator Robinson said his campaign is progressing satisfactorily in Texas during a Ranger speech. He declared Smith had done more for the public school system in New York than any governor since the Reconstruction era.
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Cisco
Tex
Robinson
Texas
Ranger
Smith
New York
Senator Curtis Opens Boston Speaking Tour
Senator Curtis travels to New England and delivers an address in Boston as his tour begins. He plans further speeches across the region to discuss national issues and policy priorities.
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Washington
Curtis
New England
Boston
Democratic Chair Raskob Sees Smith Carry Midwest States
National Democratic Chairman Raskob said after a Robinson notification that he had assurances Smith would carry Illinois Indiana and Ohio in the forthcoming race.
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New York
Raskob
Robinson
Smith
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Straton Attacks Smith in Second Southern Speech
Dr. John Roach Straton continued his denunciation of Smith during a second lecture on a southern tour. He defended ministers who address moral issues from the pul pit, underscoring a clash over public morality and religious discourse.
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Atlanta
John Roach Straton
Smith
Senator Moses Sees Hoover Carrying North Carolina Hopeful
Senator Moses expressed he was fairly certain Hoover would carry North Carolina and border states, signaling optimism about the republican campaign's regional prospects.
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Boston
Moses
Hoover
North Carolina
Senator Gerry Predicts Democratic Wins in Wisconsin and Minnesota
New York Senator Gerry said he found west sympathetic to Smith and forecast Democratic victories in Wisconsin and Minnesota, signaling party momentum ahead of the elections.
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New York
Gerry
West
Smith
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Senator Capper predicts Hoover landslide west of the Mississippi
In a statement Capper declares that Hoover will carry every state west of the Mississippi, signaling strong Republican momentum across the region. The remark emphasizes a regional verdict in the presidential contest.
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New York
Capper
Hoover
Mississippi
Senator Hansbrough Urges Hoover to Condemn Religious Prejudice
Former North Dakota Republican senator N C Hansbrough who bolted to Smith called on President Hoover to repudiate newspaper statements that seek to appeal to religious prejudice.
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Washington
N. C
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Smith
Hoover
John W. Davis Predicts No Break in Solid South
John W. Davis forecast that the southern bloc would remain solid, declining to expect a political shift or break in southern voting patterns. The remark framed a stable regional stance amid national campaigns.
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New York
John W. Davis
Tennessee Kentucky voters back Republicans say Hill
Dr John Wesley Hill chancellor Lincoln Memorial University Harrogate Tennessee stated that Tennessee and Kentucky voters safely backed Republicans in the latest electoral reflections.
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New York
John Wesley Hill
Lincoln Memorial University
Harrogate, Tenn
Tennessee
Kentucky
Probe links police to five big bank accounts
Philadelphia authorities opened examination into huge bank accounts allegedly owned by high police officials as part of the grand jury probe into bootlegger and gangster activity. District Attorney John Monaghan said unexplained wealth would be prima facie evidence of graft and said officials could not amass funds across multiple banks on city salaries.
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Philadelphia
John Monaghan
Grand
Monaghan
Tobacco price debate splits growers along coast region
Reports from the eastern Carolina tobacco belt describe proposals to store some crop out of the market. In Kinston nearly a million pounds sold yesterday with a plan to leave about 40 million pounds in barnyards. The Raleigh News and Observer notes rapid support for the idea. The Wilson Times urges using unusable tobacco as fertilizer to boost other crops and overall profits.
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Carolina
Raleigh News and Observer Today
Kinston
Farners
Wilson Times
Tobacco Belt
Mexicans Kill 27 Insurgents in Battle
Official reports say 27 insurgents were killed at Penjamo Guanajuato including Chieftain Adolfo Moreno. A small federal detachment fought bravely until reinforcements arrived and drove off the attackers.
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Mexico City
Adolfo Moreno
Penjamo
Guanajuato
Favorites falter as 50,000 grant swim race opens
The 21 mile event saw 198 entrants amid frigid 49 to 57 degree water with Norman Ross of Chicago and Lyall Hubbard trailing leaders George Young of Toronto and Ernst Vierkoetter of Germany in the early stretch. In minutes, seven swimmers quit as more than 100,000 filled the lake front.
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Waters
George Young
Toronto
Norman Ross
Chicago
Ernst Vierkoetter
Lyall Hubbard
Toledo
Byrd Receives Fraternity and League Insignia for Polar Trip
Commander Richard E. Byrd accepted gifts of the Kappa Alpha fraternity emblem and pits of the Mariners league and the Naval and Military league from Salvation Army groups. He planned to carry the items on his Antarctic expedition, noting many requests to take flags and insignia. Byrd had joined the fraternity at Virginia Military Institute.
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New York
Kappa Alpha Southern Fraternity
Mariners League
Naval and Military League
Salvation Army
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Kappa Alpha Southern Club
Byrd
Virginia Military Institute
Advice to Women Promotes Herb Extract as Remedy
Mrs L E Hey wood touts Herb Extract formerly Herb Juice as a cure for stressed, undernourished women with weak kidneys and nerves. She describes years of illness, weight loss, gas pains, sleepless nights, and says five bottles revived her appetite, energy, and health. Sold by Hart Drug Company and other druggists.
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L. E. Heywood
Hart Drug Company
Ontario Farmers Harness Electricity At Home And Farm
More than 8 900 Ontario farmers use electricity to light homes and barns, milk cows, pump water, saw and thresh, while wives cook wash iron and sweep with the same power.
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Ontario
Canada
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