Deputy Held For Death Of Football Star In Dry Raid
Ashland Alabama September 9 AP Deputy Sheriff Ceci Guthrie is jailed on a first degree murder charge for the death of Clarence Bailey 18 Ashland High School football star shot during a liquor raid Bailey fled near the Bailey farm in Clay County Guthrie says the fatal shot was accidental after Bailey tripped and Guthrie fired a third time following two warning shots The pistol discharged as Guthrie pursued the fleeing youth a gallon jug Bailey reportedly carried whiskey when found Bailey played on the Freshman team last year and was to join the varsity in 1929 regarded as a top prep guard in the state
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Ashland
Ala
Ceci Guthrie
Clarence Bailey
Guthrie
Bailey
Clay County
Bailey Farm
Here
N. Z. Alexander
J. H. Allen
Young Bailey
Renewed fighting in Manchuria at railway termini
Tokyo reports renewed and intensified clashes along the Chinese eastern railway in Manchuria. Soviet air raids on Pogranichnaya ignite fires and casualties, while Chinese forces claim repelling a Russian invasion and derailment near Pogranichnaya with sabotage blamed. One thousand Soviet troops were said to have attacked Dalamor, lasting 20 hours before withdrawal.
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Tokyo
Manchuria
Rengo
Harbin
Manchurian
Pogranichnaya
Dalamor
Eight Violent Deaths In Carolinas Sunday
Eight North and South Carolinians died in four auto crashes a murder and a suicide on Sunday. Charlotte shooting left a wife and husband dead. Rail crashes near Chadbourne and Woodruff killed a mother and child and injured others. a Kershaw enlistee died in Virginia. a Spindale family crash killed four month old Nguseta Jones.
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Carolinas
Will Bartlett
Charlotte
Bartlett
Mint Hill
Thelma Long
Robert Long
Lumberton
C. H. Long
Atlantic Coast Line
Chadbourne
N. C
Mary Rhodes
Raymond Rhodes
John Harman Ferguson
Kershaw
S. C
New York
Norfolk
Nguseta
Robbie Jones
Avondale
Spindale
Hoover letter lauds Dr. Work as he retires
President Hoover’s note to Ralph Williams honors Dr. Work’s long public service. The letter recalls his leadership in medicine, including roles with the Colorado State Board of Health, American Psychiatric Society, and American Medical Association, plus WWI service and key Republican positions.
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Washington
Hoover
Ralph Williams
Republican National Committee
White House
D. C
National Committee
Work
Colorado State Board of Health
American Phychiatric Society
American Medical Association
Colorado
Interior
Brock Sworn In as Tyson's Successor in Tennessee
William E. Brock of Chattanooga takes the oath today as successor to the late Senator Lawrence D. Tyson of Tennessee, formalizing the transition and filling the vacancy in the Senate.
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Washington
William E. Brock
Chattanooga
Lawrence D. Tyson
Tennessee
Storm death toll at 200 in Luzon shows ongoing devastation
Manila reports rising fatalities after a typhoon struck Luzon last week. More than 200 killed, thousands homeless, and crops destroyed from Tayabas to Bulacan. Manila endured torrential rains and water shortages eased only by limited relief and artesian wells.
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Manila
Luzon
Tayabas
Rizal
Laguna
Bulacan
Socialists Will Organize Winston
Winston Salem September 9. An organizer for the socialist party will come to North Carolina in October to begin work in Forsyth County. David G. George of Richmond Va announced this at a state gathering. New NC officers include Mrs. C. C. Bowers Winston Salem chairwoman W M Weatherly Greensboro national committeeman John W Stubbs Brown Summit state secretary. Rey Swain L P Myers Forsyth county and C V Weaver president of the central labor union Winston Salem form the state executive committee.
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Winston-Salem
Socialist Party
North Carolina
Forsyth County
David G. George
Richmond
George
C. C. Bowers
Winston- Salem
W. M. Weather
Plane crash mystery as cause remains undetermined
Reports from Grant New Mexico detail funeral plans for eight victims of the City of San Francisco airliner crash on Mount Taylor. A 50 man search party including an Associated Press reporter recovered wreckage, with five passengers, one woman, and three crew dead. The crash’s exact cause may never be known amid storm conditions and extensive damage.
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Robert W. Redwine
Associated Press
Grant
N. M
San Francisco
Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
Mount Taylor
Bob Roberts
Albuquerque
Death toll mounts in Finnish ship disaster
In Helsingfors police report the Kuru sank near Tammerfors after a storm, with 82 feared dead including many schoolchildren. About 20 survivors were rescued as life belts failed and boats capsized amid high waves and chaos.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Tammerfors
One Dead From Mistake In Press Agent Holdup
Shawnee Oklahoma reports the death of 33 year old theater worker Ahrid Ruhberg after a staged robbing stunt went wrong. Policeman W N Jones fired a fatal shot not realizing the robbery was fake. Ruhberg died from a spine wound inflicted during the pursuit as the crowd watched.
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Shawnee
Okla
Ahrid Ruhberg
W. N. Jones
Ruhberg
Cotton Prices Jump On Government Crop Estimate
Cotton prices rose sharply in New Orleans as government crop estimates showed 14 25 000 bales. October contracts climbed to 19.20 and December to 19.40 after the market reopened. January posted the largest advance, trading at 19.61 amid renewed demand.
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New Orleans
Tornado Hits Wayne Oklahoma Blasts Town Away
A tornado struck Wayne Oklahoma fourteen miles north of Pauls Valley injuring unknown numbers and destroying most of the town. Communication lines were down and authorities reported uncertainty on casualties.
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Pauls Valley
Okla
Wayne
United States of Europe May Be Organized
European leaders at the tenth League of Nations assembly met after luncheon in Geneva to discuss a European confederation or United States of Europe. Premier Briand was appointed to draft a memorandum for all governments to study and respond to for a possible subsequent conference.
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Geneva
Briand
France
United States of Europe
League of Nations
Conference of European Nations
Bribery Trial in Pantages Case Targets Two Women
In Los Angeles two young women Nancy Lee and Janice Hill were jailed on 25000 bail each after being charged with soliciting a state witness to accept 25000 in exchange for testifying against Alexander Pantages. District Attorney Baron Fitts said they were possibly planted to intimidate witnesses.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Alexander Pantages
Nancy Lee
Janice Hill
Baron Fitts
Miss Lee
Miss Hill
Fitts
British Steamer Highland Pride Sinks Off Alameda Point
The British steamer Highland Pride sank after grounding off Alameda Point near INGO Spain early today. Passengers and crew were saved with no loss of life.
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Ingo
Spain
Lameda Point
Germans report Highland Pride passengers transferred at sea
Marseilles France September 9 The German steamer Zeyd litz via wireless announced that all passengers from the British steamer Highland Pride had been transferred to other ships that were standing by to take them aboard.
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Marseilles
France
Zeydlitz
Three Killed In Ship Explosion At Rotterdam
Three men died in a fire that broke out during cleaning of the British tanker Vimeira in Rotterdam docks. Oil on the water ignited, trapping the vessel in flames while eight or ten others were reported missing.
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Rotterdam
Holland
Vimeira
Charlotte Company Is In Big Merger
Plans for merging the Southern Asbestos Company of Charlotte North Carolina with the Thermoid Company of Trenton New Jersey were announced today Thermoid is offering minority stockholders in Southern Asbestos 4 1 3 shares of its 7 percent cumulative preferred stock for 190 shares of Southern Asbestos common The offer expires on October 10.
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New York
Southern Asbestos Company
Charlotte
N. C
Thermoid Company
Trenton
N. J
Thermoid
Southern Asbestos
Southern Asbestos Common
Cornell Prof Develops Low Cost Milk Sugar Process
Ithaca New York September 9 The Cornell University faculty member develops a method to produce beta lactose a sugar from milk at a consumer cost under one dollar per pound The university has applied for a patent and seeks market production through an external arrangement to benefit research efforts The discovery promises a marketable milk sugar substitute usable like ordinary sugar without consuming milk
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
Toey
Cornell
Carmell
New York State Agricultural College
Paul
Gastonia Strike Trial Mistrial Declared After Juror Illness
In Charlotte on September 9, sixteen Gastonia textile mill strikers face murder charges tied to the death of Gastonia police chief O F Aderhlot. A mistrial was declared when juror J G Campbell collapsed and was deemed insane, prompting the judge to order a new trial.
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Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
Gastonia
Aderholt
Mecklenburg County
M. W. Barnhill
Charlotte
Mecklenburg
Rocky Mount
Gardner
N. C
O. F. Aderhlot
J. G. Campbell
Barnalll
Frank Flowers
Hall Rest Case Against LaVarre in Macon Trial
Harold Hall rested his suit seeking control of four southeastern newspapers in Macon Georgia. The latest development involved about 870000 in stock in the Augusta Chronicle Spartanburg Herald and Journal and the Columbia Record plus 54000 from LaVarre. Stock was placed with Coudert Brothers and was brought into court under a stipulation of counsel rather than as evidence.
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Macon
Harold Hall
William LaVarre
Gual
Southeastern
Hall
Bascom S. Deaver
Augusta
LaVarre
Coudert Brothers
New York
International Paper Company
Six Die in Bus Accident Near Benton Harbor
Six killed and nearly a score injured when a motorbus speeding to reclaim lost time side swiped a heavy truck trailer five miles east of Benton Harbor Michigan. Among the dead were Antonio Dorado and a unidentified man. three Quinones children survived injuries, Jose Quinones decapitated with his wife and infant son among the victims.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Here
Jose Quinones
North Branch
Quinones
Antonio Dorado
William Stewart
Saginaw
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Floyd Rhodes, Jr
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