Supreme Court to Convene Third Week Hearings North Carolina
Raleigh Sept 14 AP The North Carolina supreme court enters its third fall week hearing appeals from districts three and four. Docket lists cases from these districts with first opinions due Wednesday and the court will call on Tuesday and Wednesday as docketed.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Supreme Court
State
Edwards
Carnvey
Kline
Mitchell
Ahoskie
Cotter-Underwood Company
Grocery and Hardware Company, Et al
Thomas
Morris
Colt Company
Kimball
Davis
Burwell
Sitterson
Speller
Interpleader Et al
Rook
Horton
Elmore
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Baggett
Smith Et al
Phillips
Ray
Thomas Et al
Morris Et al
Eason Et al
Jones
Commissioner Et al
Refining Company
Saunders Et al
Legal case index of contested actions and petitions
Jones et al a against Currie et al four. Discount Corporation against Motor Company three. Barnes against Utility Company four. Yelverton against Wiggs certified by consent. Motor Company against Scotton four. Moore against Lumber Company petition certiorari. Smith against Price petition certiorari. Hinson against Howard petition certiorari.
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Jones Et A
Currie Et al
Discount Corporation
Motor Company
Barnes
Utility Company
Yelverton
Wiggs
Scotton
Moore
Lumber Company
Smith
Price
Hinson
Howard
sensational mayoral race swells in New York City
New York on September 14 reports a heated campaign for mayor with Democratic and Socialist candidates likely to dominate the election a month away. Incumbent Hylan seeks nomination via Tammany. Walker, governor Smith ally, campaigns against him. Hearst and others trade sharp exchanges. Waterman leads Republican effort criticizing Hylan and Walker amid intraparty clashes. Lyons and Bennett oppose Waterman.
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New York
New York City
John F. Hylan
Tammany
James J. Walker
Tammany Designee
Smith
Albany
Walker
Hearst
Frank D. Waterman
Hylan
Charles E. Hughes
Mr. Waterman
John J. Lyons
Wm. B. Bennett
No-Cure-No-Pay Rheuma Promise at Ran dall’s Pharmacy
If tortured with rheumatism or sciatica get a bottle of Rheuma today. It will convince you that you can be rid of all rheumatic suffering or money refunded. Ran dall's Pharmacy and druggists everywhere sell Rheuma on the no cure-no-pay plan.
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Randall’s
Senator Stanfield Arrested in Baker For Drunken Disorderly
Oregon's junior U.S. Senator Robert N. Stanfield was arraigned in Baker on a charge of being drunk and disorderly at a cafe. He posting $50 bail, hearing time not set. A Baker statement protested the arrest as unprovoked and an outrage.
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Baker
Oregon
Robert N. Stanfield
United States
Oregonian
Portland
Stanfield
Senator Stanfield
William Pullman
Stockman
Blaine Halleck
James Nichols
Joseph Heilner
James Sloan
Walter B. Meacham
Baker Chamber of Commerce
Uncommon Sense on Opportunity for Young Researchers
A college graduate laments diminished chances to innovate as Ford and Edison once did. The speaker argues many fields are now systematized and closed to newcomers, noting the need for keen observation and intelligence to break in, while suggesting there remain some openings.
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Henry Ford
Edison
New York Stock Market Opens With Strength
New York stock market opens with strength as copper prices surge on lower refined stock output and stronger foreign demand. American Smelting hits 114, highest since the war. Havana Electric rises, Radio Corporation, General Asphalt preferred, and Louisville and Nashville advance. Pittsburgh and West Virginia climbs to new highs.
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New York
Havana
Broad Street Lady Regains Her Health
Mrs J A Williams of 902 West Broad Street High Point North Carolina endorses HERB JUICE after relief from chronic constipation indigestion headaches dizziness and nervousness. She praises quick relief and renewed energy noting improved bowels appetite and vitality. Hundreds call Matton Drug Co headquarters to sign statements to encourage others to try the remedy.
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J. A. Williams
West Broad Street
High Point
N. C
Matton Drug Co
Paradichlorobenzene proposed to kill peach tree borers
Dr RW Leiby of the state agriculture division says paradichlorobenzene gas sterilizes borers when placed around peach tree trunks. Used correctly, it is said to kill about 99 percent of borers, with timing from October 1 to 15 and a three week exposure. Young borers are easiest to kill, and precautions are advised to avoid tree injury.
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Raleigh
RW. Leiby
Division of
State Department of Agriculture
Aberdeen
Leiby
Cotton Market Opens Firm in New Orleans Trade
New Orleans cotton opened firm with better Liverpool futures. first trades yielded gains of 9 to 23 points as buyers showed confidence in prices. The market overview notes continued demand and steady tonnage, signaling cautious optimism despite early trading limits.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Karnak Miracle For Rock Hill Woman In Ten Days
Mrs. Lou Wright of Rock Hill South Carolina reports dramatic relief from chronic gastritis and indigestion after using Karnak and Karnak Pills. She credits improved digestion, relief from rheumatism symptoms, and better sleep within ten days, praising Karnak as the grandest medicine. Karnak is sold in High Point by Mann Drug Company and local druggists.
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Mrs. Wright
Karnak
Lou Wright
Wright St
Rock Hill
S.C
Wright
Laurel Street
High Point
Mann Drug Company
Market rally falters as rain dampens gains
The market advanced a few points before losing momentum amid reports of heavy rainfall in the belt. Prices then climbed to new highs with October at 23.76, EEE at 23.95, and January continuing upward.
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