Improper lights cause of arrest in High Point area
Highway patrol arrests for improper lights and licenses continued with five cases heard by Magistrate B A Woodell. Sentences included fines and costs for Cruthis, Dillon, Grubb, Kiger, and Goodman with Barber found not guilty after earlier hearings regarding alleged fraud at the Oakdale Cotton mill.
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High Point
B. A. Woodell
Willie Cruthis
L. C. Dillon
J. F. Grubb
R. A. Kiger
Craige Goodman
Versas Lacy
Hearst Opinion on Europe and U.S. Isolation
Hearst argues that Britain's government clings to free trade while Beaverbrook and Rothermere demand protection. He contends Europe remains prostrate after World War I and warns debt leads to low mood and social revolution. He urges the United States to stay out of Europe politically and financially.
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England
Beaverbrook’s
Rothermere
Beaverbrook
Boy Scouts Seek City Budget Drive Contributions
The Boy Scout council asks non solicited residents to call 2013 at Boy Scout headquarters to name the contributor amount or arrange cash or pledge support for the coming year. A campaign committee can visit any city area for cash or pledges, and checks may be mailed to Uw harrie Council, Boy Scouts, City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Council
Boy Scout Headquarters
Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts
Belize Hurricane Relief Efforts Rapidly Mobilized
U S consul at Belize requests relief funds as the Red Cross ships tetanus and typhoid serums from Havana for Belizes hurricane救援. Pan American Airways airlift resumes on Caribbean routes while emergency relief coordinates with British Honduras officials. One Pan Am flying boat flies toward Colombia and Panama avoiding the storm path, but a native messenger boy Herbert Gill is drowned in the tidal wave. U S Consul Giles Taggart injured and treated at government house as two Managua Navy planes deliver food and medical supplies. Squadron Commander Mulcahy and Lt Commander Morrow join the relief mission with the surgeon aboard the first plane.
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Gart
U. S
Belize
Red Crosse
Panama
Havana
Pan-American Airways
Red Cross
Stimson
State Department
United States
Carribean Airlines
British Honduras
Rio de Janeiro
Au Prince
Haiti
Santo Domingo
San Juan
Cuba
Miami
Jamaica
Caribbean
Columbia
Herbert Gill
U. SS
Giles Russell Taggart
Woodbury
N. J
Government House
Managua
Nicaragua
Francis Mulcahey
Thomas Morrow
Earthquake Shakes Hawkes Bay With No Damage Reported
Felt in Wellington and Hawkes Bay a sharp earthquake struck the district today but caused no damage or injuries. Officials and residents noted the tremor across the region as a brief seismic event with no aftershocks reported.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Hawkes Bay
Gandhi in London Laughs at Scant Garb in East End
London Sept 3 Mahatma Gandhi arrives from Folkestone and is greeted by crowds at Kingsley Hall settlement. His white robe and loincloth spark amused chatter as police separate spectators. He talks with reporters after prayers, smiles, and notes he may or may not go to America.
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Stanley
London
Don
East End
Mahatma ‘Gandhi
Mahatma
Kingsley Hall
Folkestone
East
Gandhi
Mahat
Mr. Gandhi
Jon
Brothers seek sister Annie Burns linked to 1920 disappearance
Linden and Zimri Burns recount a six year search for sister Annie Lee Burns who vanished in 1920 with a man called Woods. They describe a bank share and a $10,000 reward poster found by Al Cook, with Powers suspected as Woods. Linden wrote to Clarksburg police seeking help.
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Greensboro
Annie Lee
Joe Hearer
Main Street
Zimri Burns
Burns
Sheraton Hotel
U. S
Hearst
Woods
Zimri
al Cook
Nettleton
High Point
Cook
Missouri
Burns Brothers
Linden
Ae Linden Burns
Methodist Protestant Church
Will Play Here Charles Dornberger to Lead Piedmont Dance
Linden told Clarksburg police in his letter about his sister's disappearance but made no reference to a man named Woods. Winston-Salem reporters claimed he spoke of his sister having married Woods in High Point before she vanished in a report last night.
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Charles Dornberger
High Point Country Club
Linden
Clarksburg
Woods
Winston- Salem
High Point
Evangelist’s Attacks on Minister Spark Church Turmoil
Reports say arrests against Cox’s father were dismissed as denounced by Evangelist Jeffers amid a revival cause of factional strife. He attacked Dr. Heard and his followers during prayer meetings, despite official warnings. Officials link the preacher’s personal assault to the church tensions that prompted martial law discussions. The evangelist, once a vaudeville performer, aims to elevate preaching beyond circus scope. He came to Big Spring Texas to lead a revival and accused Heard of improprieties from his former pastorate.
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Dr. Heard
Jeffers
Ringling Brothers Circus
Big Spring
Texas
Legion Meeting Aids In Solving Unemployment
Washington September conference aims to mobilize American Legion resources against unemployment. At least 17 governors or reps will attend or send delegates, with executives from labor and industry also involved. Fred C. Croxton will represent Hoover relief efforts alongside leaders from AFL and US Chamber of Commerce.
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Washington
American Legion
Labor and Industry
Legion
Fred C. Croxton
National Relief
Hoover
Roosevelt
New York
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Emmerson
Illinois
Silas H. Strawn
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Strawn
Chamber
J. G.harbord
Radio Corporation of America
N. C. Kennedy
R. V. Massey
Pennsylvania Railroad
James L. Madden
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
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Woodell—Lacy Barber
Europe
John Burdon
Antonio Sylvia
Portoco
America
Dhi
India
Annie
W. Carson Burns
Old Hickory Chair Company
English Street
Linden Co
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Speedy” Woods
Harry Powers
Bered
Annie Lee Burns
Powers
Linden Burns
West Virginia
Charlotte
Raleigh
High Street Arena
Cox
Legion Meeting
Meredith
Thomaville Road
N. C. Hines
M. C. Rowland, Realtor
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