Minister Disrobed by Presbyterians in Memphis
A Cumberland Presbyterian minister, Rev. D. A. Hipps, was unfrocked and excommunicated by the Memphis presbytery for conduct unbecoming a minister after failing to appear and explain a statement about a man who stood up for the right could have his head cut off. The vote was unanimous after three requests to appear.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cumberland Presbyterian
D. A. Hipps
Presbytery
C. A. Davis
Mr. Hipps
Mr. Davis
Curtis Starts Campaign Into West Tonight
Senator Curtis begins a 14 day 5000 mile westward tour to promote Republican tickets and policy, leaving tonight from Washington and planning stops across 13 states. His baggage includes speeches emphasizing traffic reform agriculture and inland waterways. The first stop will be Lexington Kentucky before moving to the northwest.
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Washington
Smith
Senator Curtis
National Committee
Kansan
Lexington
Hurricanes batter Porto Rico and threaten Santo Domingo
Reports from Havana to Washington describe a tropical hurricane’s lethal path across Puerto Rico, with San Juan suffering widespread destruction. The storm charred shipping, toppled roofs, and cut communications, while warnings urged vessels to seek safety and Red Cross officials prepared to help from Porto Rico.
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Bermuda
Porto Rico
West Indian Islands
Cuba
el Mundo
University of Porto
San Juan
Santurea
Helen
Weather Bureau
Palace
Union Club
Governor's Palace
United States Weather Bureau
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republica
Washington
Naval Station
Guantanamo Bay
Navy Department
Dominican Republic
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Henry M. Baker
Mr. Baker
Proposed city map shows widening of streets and widths
A large map outlines the city and nearby area within a mile of current units. It details wide thoroughfares, streets to be widened, proposed new streets, and the recommended widths.
Tickets On Sale For Postseason Games At Manns
Tickets for the Point ers versus Twins post season games are available at Mann's Drug Store No 1 announced by D A Dowdy and High Point baseball officials. Tickets for tomorrow and Monday's games are on sale there as the club opens a downtown ticket office to ease park box office lines.
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Mann’s Drug Store
D. A. Dowdy
High Point Baseball Club
Robinson to address luncheon amid Democratic leaders visits
Robinson prepared to speak tonight after a luncheon with Democratic leaders and local newspaper men in the district. The special car carrying him was en route to Savannah, Ga., on September 14 as Walter Chamlin reports for the Associated Press.
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Hoover
Columbia
Walter Chamlin
Associated Press
Robinson
Savannah
Robinson Attacks Hoover in South Carolina Speech
Senator Joe Robinson toured Georgia and spoke in Columbia denouncing Herbert Hoover over wheat price policy and foreign immigration while asserting no real difference with Hoover on the party platforms. He noted Hoover Curtis discord on farm policy and emphasized Democratic unity in the Palmetto State.
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South Carolina
William Jennings Bryan
Joe Robinson
Georgia
Savannah
Columbia
Lnear
Palmetto
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Dixie
New York
Roach Stewart
Houston
Alfred E. Smith
Robinson
John D. Richards
Smith
H. D. Smith
Cole Blease
Hoover
Curtis
Kansas
Jones dominates semi final in 70 for amateur title run
Bobby Jones blasted Phillips Finlay 70 two under par in one semi final at Brae Burn as Finlay could only win two holes. In the other semi, Phil Perkins led George Voigt 1 up after an intense back nine with Voigt rallying to threaten the British champion.
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Finlay
Bobby
Jones
Jane
Voigt
Perkins
Rescue Shreveport Crewman Survives after 12 Hours Adrift
John Wolfinger of Shreveport, listed as dead, was picked up by the Clyde line steamer Mohawk after more than 12 hours on a life ring. He reached Charleston in serious condition from burns and exposure, as the tanker Mariner's Harbor sustained damage but remained under recovery.
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Shreveport
John Wolfinger
Camden
N. J
Mohawk
Wolfinger
Charleston
Marine’s Harbor
Harold Hopkins
Southport
N. C
Swenson
Mariner
Wellington
Newport News
West Indies
North Carolina
Goebel’s Yankee Doodle and faces tough opposition in derby
Goebel’s Yankee Doodle and competing planes Lockhead Vega and Buhl Sesqui faced strong challenge, both forced down earlier. Captain George Haldeman Ruth Elder’s pilot in transatlantic attempt was last to touch ground at Albuquerque New Mexico at 505 p.m. Mountain Time due to gasoline shortage after a long flight with headwinds. A single accident marred the race when John P. Morris piloted an aircraft.
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Col
William Thaw, II
Pittsburgh
Decatur
Ind
Mamer
Wyoming
Jack Iseman
Formance
William Thaw
Nick Mamer
George Haldeman
Ruth Elder
Albuquerque
N. M
John P. Morris
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S. C. Clark
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D. A. Stanton
W. D. Simmons, Sr
W. D. Simmons, Jr
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Kay
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Orpheum the Family Theatre
Tereta Shaeffer
Dixie Beauty Revue
Garden of Eden
Cowboys
Rue Cfer
EN Maynard
Tarzan
Northwest Mounted Police
Paramount News
Norma Shearer
Mann’s
Welch Field
Kings Rexall Drug Store
Rockaway Naval Air Station
Charles A. Levine
Amarillo
Texas
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N. Y
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Bellanca
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