Body of Anderson, Pal of Umpmman May Solve Puzzle
In Des Moines Iowa a man found dead near the riverfront is identified by police as George Daley, believed to be George Dutch Anderson, a pal of the gangster Gerald Chapman. Death attributed to acute alcoholism after liquor intoxication, with matching details to police circulars.
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Anderson
Pal
Umpmman
Des Moines
George “Dutch” Anderson
Gerald Chapman
George Daley
Our Bakery Stays Busy in the Heat With Fresh Baked Goods
In a sunny stretch, the bakery touts full operation offering cakes pastries and breads rivaling home baking. Customers are invited to enjoy ready to eat items described as superior in taste and quality.
Prominent Greensboro Lady Praises Herb Juice Relief
Miss Annabelle Shields of 601 West Lea Street Greensboro extols HERB JUICE for relief from dyspepsia liver sluggishness and constipation. She describes improved digestion headaches dizziness and renewed energy after starting the remedy and notes many others are endorsing it at Matton Drag Co. headquarters in High Point.
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Annabelle Shields
West Lea Street
Greensboro
Miss Shields
Girard
Herb Juice
Matton Drag Co
Herb Jason
Circular ties Anderson to dead man at police HQ
A police circular comparing Anderson to a deceased man notes marked facial scars, finger scars, dental work, and an incomplete hand tattoo seen on Anderson. The dead man's hand bears a complete tattoo, possibly added after an escape from Atlanta federal penitentiary. A renter identified Daley as Anderson, and fingerprints were sent to Washington for comparison.
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Anderson
Federal Penitentiary
Atlante
Daley
Post Office Department
Washington
MV P College To Open Tuesday With Large Enrollment
High Point College will start the fall term Tuesday with about 200 students registered in the first week. Day students register Tuesday, boarders Wednesday, per President Dr. R. M. Andrews. Faculty meeting Monday at 2 30. Rev N. R. Harrison takes a one year leave to study in Chicago. J P Boylin to lead in his absence. Football practice to begin soon as candidates arrive. Prospects bright for the year.
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High Point College
R. M. Andrews
Rev
N. R. Harrison
Chicago University
Chicago
Mrs. Claude Rickert Buried Here Saturday
Mrs. Claude W. Rickert who died Thursday night was buried in Oakwood cemetery. Funeral services were held at her home on East Green Street at 2 30 led by Rev. J M Hilliard Rev E J Harbison and Rev Mr Stephens. A large number of friends attended. Pallbearers included Cicero Roach M C Culler R L Winfrey G Ingram Fred Hartgrove and J H Vestal. Floral offerings were carried by several named ladies.
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Claude W. Rickert
Oakwood Cemetery
Fast Green Street
J. M. Hilliard
E. J. Harbison
Mr. Stephens
Cicero Roach
M. C. Culler
R. L. Winfrey
G. Ingram
Fred Hartgrove
J. H
US Ships Reach Guatemalan Sea Port in Nicaragua
Reaches Managua Nicaragua September 12. The US light cruiser Denver with mar ines aboard arrived today at Cor into. The American gunboat Tulsa arrived at Bluefields. These vessels were ordered to Nicaragua as a precautionary measure to protect American lives and property in case of emergency. The situation was quiet today.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Denver
Corinto
Tulsa
Bluefields
Farlow Warrants, July Receipts and State Debt Totals
George D. Farlow reports July receipts 1,020,117.02 and disbursements 943,544.66. Highway and special funds show 6,470,238.49 on hand. Unpaid warrants 162,534.24. total cash balance under Treasurer Lacy 6,709,345.09. State debt 118,642,531 with 315,000,000 current and 103,642,531 funded. Current debt 10,000,000 highway work and 5,000,000 school buildings. Funded debt includes General fund notes 29,204,000, highway bonds 60,000,000, special school building bonds 5,000,000, and general fund notes 9,438,531.
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Lacy
General Fund
State treasury cash balance reported for McLean administration
Raleigh Sept 12 The first month of the McLean fiscal administration showed a general fund cash balance of 76 572.86 dollars. The figure was disclosed today by the governor in a statement compiled by the state treasurer and auditor after all warrants paid and recorded.
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Raleigh
McLean
State
Chinese Tobacco Growers Co op Prices Aim to Help Growers
Richard H. Patterson, general manager of the Tri-State Tobacco Growers' Cooperative, said the association seeks to provide orderly marketing for growers. The statement references below production cost prices offered to growers on the auction floor.
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Raleigh
Richard H. Patterson
Tri-State Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
North Carolina tobacco market faces low prices despite better crop quality
Patterson argues the lack of buyer demand traps growers and business leaders under a blue canopy. He cites the Chinese boycott squeezing Export-Tobacco as a major reason for depressed prices, while noting this year's crop quality exceeds the last decade’s North Carolina output. He promotes a Carolina exposition planned for September 21 to October 3 with governors McLeod and McLean invited, Civitan founder Colonel Shropshire as speaker, and separate days for Lions Rotary and Kiwanis programs.
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Mr. Patterson
Export- Tobacco Company
Patterson
North Carolina
McLeod
South Carolina
McLean
Marshal
Ohio Supreme Court
Shropshire
Birmingham
Civitan
Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis
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