Freighter Andaste Wreckage Sought Amid Storm
Heavy weather delays searchers off Grand Haven for the freighter Andaste, believed sunk in a storm last Monday night with 25 aboard including Clifford Gould and Orville Johnson. Wreckage washups and a coast guard hunt continued as seas churned near Ottawa Beach.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Ottawa Beach
Holland
Coast Guard
Great Lakes
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Earl Harrington
Ottawa Beach Harbor
Coast Guards
Clifford Gould
Asheville
Orville Johnson
Mystery Woman Located in Waggoner Telegram Case
Postal inspectors in Denver announce Amelia Jones of Lamar Colorado has been identified as the mystery woman in the Waggo ner telegram case. The messages helped C D Waggo ner of Telluride Colorado obtain about a half million dollars from New York banks.
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Denver
Amelia Jones
Lamar
Colo
C. D. Waggoner
Telluride
New York
Masked Men Rob Bank In Arkansas At Elaine
Two masked men robbed the Bank of Elaine at Elaine Ark about 25 miles southeast of Helena securing 4400 dollars. They locked cashier O F Macey in the vault when he arrived to open the bank and fled in a large automobile.
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Helena
Ark
Bank of
Elaine
Here
O. F. Macey
New Books Arrive at Davidson Library in Lexington
Several hundred new books priced around 2400 dollars have been received by the Davidson County library. Workers stage and arrange the titles in preparation for the opening of long term rural schools and the book track start. Most additions target young readers across county rural schools.
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Lexington
Davidson County Library
Jackson Attends Accounting Meet
Davidson College treasurer F. N. Jackson and a member of the North Carolina Board of Accounts left Davidson for Washington to attend a meeting of the board held with the American Institute of Accountancy and other state boards. Two sessions are planned in Washington next Monday.
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Davidson
N. C
F. N. Jackson
Davidson College
North Carolina Board of
Washington, D. C
American Institute of Accountancy
National Capitol
Washington
Fire destroys New Yorker’s Chester country home Redbank
Chester Sept 14 fire leveled the country home of Malcolm R. Lovell of New York near Chester known as Redbank. Origin of the blaze was undetermined and the home was destroyed early today.
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Chester
8. C
Malcolm R. Lovell
New York
Redbank
Police Watch For Communists Riot Spreads In Harlem
New York police on alert after a riot linked to communist street meetings. Forty arrests in 24 hours amid clashes between a 2000 strong crowd in Harlem and officers attempting to close an unpermitted open air rally supporting a negro communist candidate for Congress. Eight arrests in a later clash near the Mexican consulate on 34th Street.
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New York
Harlem
Congress
Robert Minor
Daily Worker
34Th Street
Pennsylvania Station
Davidson County Teachers Save for Salaries
Money for Davidson County teachers is in the hands of the county treasurer. A $17,900 warrant from the state equalization fund is ready for salaries and principals as schools opened last week. Officials anticipate a second equalization payment around October 15. The funds were deposited to earn six percent interest after the county borrowed for current expenses.
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Lexington
Davidson County
S. G. Hasty
State Treasury
Hasty
State Department of Education
C. H. B. Leonard
Dr. Allen
Soviet Blame Nanking For Manchurian Crisis
Moscow accused Nanking of causing the Manchurian crisis as large Soviet and Chinese forces faced off in Manchuria. The report cites a Nanking note rejecting joint railroad management, denial of major engagements, and a published list of alleged outrages by Chinese and white Russian guards.
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Moscow
Nanking
Manchuria
Manchurian
World Court Opens Door to U S Membership
Geneva Sept 14 The League of Nations assembly adopted the protocol providing for American adherence to the permanent court of international justice paving the way for U S membership in the world court.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations Assembly
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Speakers Chosen By Davidson Y M C A
Alan Frew announcing Sunday night YMCA meetings at Davidson College lists two speakers. Dr. Walter Lingle, president of Davidson, will speak next Sunday at 6 pm and Dr. Edgar Gammon of Myers Park Presbyterian Church will speak September 22. Frew aims to secure speakers weeks ahead and will make further announcements soon.
Shearer Probe Starts Friday
Washington report says a senate committee will begin its inquiry into American shipbuilding firms tied to the failed 1927 Geneva naval limitation conference. Officers of the corporations will be questioned beginning Friday.
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Washington
Senate
Four Killed As French Army Plane Crashes
An army aircraft from Chartres base burst into flames during a training flight and crashed killing its four crew members. The incident occurred today and the four occupants died at the scene.
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Chartres
France
Thomas Case 10 The Jury Today
The trial of J R Thomas of Honey Path charged with killing his 15 year old son Maxie moves toward a verdict in Anderson South Carolina The defense likely finishes its evidence as Dr Francis Parker and chemists testify no poison found in vital organs while Clemson chemists reported poison in the boy s stomach Thomas testified he and Maxie were close and that he bought heavy life insurance over 33000 dollars to aid his son wealth and care if he aged grappling with his inability to swim and the river accident prior to the suit
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Thomas
Maxie
Paul Mueller Wrecked Again Off Ocracoke
OCRACOKE ISLAND N C Sept 14 Paul Mueller German grocer who crossed the Atlantic alone in a small boat and was aided in Charleston is wrecked again last night on the ocean side of Ocracoke Island. Mueller was not hurt.
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Ocracoke Island
N. C
Paul Mueller
Atlantic Ocean
Charleston
S. C
Mueller
Texas District Attorney Ambushed in Driveway Slain
District Attorney John A. Holmes was shot and killed in the driveway of his Borger home. His wife and mother in law witnessed the attack as the killer fled from a vacant yard. Authorities, aided by Texas Rangers, search for the assailant amid unresolved motives. Holmes had been elected January 1 and faced cases involving Walter Walker Ed Bailey and Hugh Walker.
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Texas
Borger
John A. Holmes
Holmes
Donna B. Greene
Texas Rangers
Dan Moody
William J. (Whitney) Walker
Denver
Ed Bailey
Hugh Walker
Irish Free State Balks At New Plan
In Geneva the Irish Free State rejects participating in a two year tariff truce for a European confederation of states. Prof. O'Sullivan says relinquishing tariffs equals economic suicide. Canada reserves full freedom of action on the French British tariff proposal. The league advances protocols on US world court adhesion and statutes revision.
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Geneva
Irish Free State
O'Sullivan
W. D. Euler
Canada
League Assembly
League
United States
World Court For International Justice
Jeanne Eagels Undergoes Eye Operation in New York
New York on September 14 reports screen and stage star Jeanne Eagels had an eye operation at St Luke's hospital last night. The hospital announced the procedure was successful and Eagels was in good condition and walking about the hospital, remaining only a few days.
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New York
Jeanne Eagles
St. Luke’s_ hospital
Eagels
Royall Named New Bar Association Head in North Carolina
P Kenneth C Royall of Goldsboro was named president of the North Carolina Bar Association by the executive committee in Raleigh. He succeeds the late T L Caudle of Wadesboro who died September 4 to serve the unexpired term. The group set Pinehurst as 1930 convention city for May 1 2 3 and invited United States Attorney General William B Mitchell Gov O Max Gardner and the American Bar Association president to attend. Royall had been one of the three vice presidents of the state association.
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Raleigh
P. Kenneth C. Royall
Goldsboro
North Carolina Bar Association
T. L. Caudle
Wadesboro
Pinehurst
United States
William B. Mitchell
O. Max Gardner
American Bar Association
Mr. Royall
State Association
Davidson Freshmen to Dine Monday at YMCA Reception
More than 200 Davidson College freshmen will attend an YMCA reception Monday night in the Chambers Building banquet hall at 8 o clock. Zeb V Long Jr in charge said faculty and administration will form the receiving line with their wives as senior hosts join in welcoming the class of 1933. The Davidson orchestra will entertain and the women of Davidson will assist in serving.
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Davidson
N. C
Davidson College
Davidson Y. M. C. A
Zeb V. Long, Jr
Y’’ Cabinet
Chambers Building
Long
Tobacco Market Totals Reported For Greenville
Official figures show 581,966 pounds sold yesterday bringing $73,565.11 at $12.64 per hundred. The week’s sales total 3,044,184 pounds for $374,060.57 at $12.22 per hundred. Season totals reach 5,405,050 pounds for $653,246.81 at $12.08 per hundred.
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Greenville Tobacco
Greenville
N. C
Pantages trial delayed to Monday in fatal crash case
Los Angeles report on Mrs Lois Pantages murder case adjournment over the weekend as defense witnesses challenge state claims she was intoxicated during the June crash that killed Rokumoto. Chauffeur Esterly testified Rokumoto veered into Pantages car with a third automobile allegedly influencing the scene. Deputy DA Costello pressed for information.
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Los Angeles
Lois Pantages
Juro Rokumoto
Rokumoto
Alexander Pantages
Vaudeville Impressario
Pantages
James Costello
Esterly
Costello
Naval magazine near Portsmouth destroyed by blaze
Flames engulfed the St. Julien's Creek naval magazine near Portsmouth burning small arms and ammunition. The blast produced rifle rounds and shells as fires raged about 45 minutes. Unofficial losses reach up to 7 million dollars while the cause remains undetermined.
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Portsmouth
St. Julien’s Creek
Judge Shaw Continues Probe of Mob Activities in Gastonia
In Charlotte, Judge Thomas J. Shaw pressed the inquiry into anti-communist mob activity as eight members from communists and National Textile Workers Union faced conspiracy charges in Gaston and Mecklenburg counties. Testimony from witnesses and officials, including former Congressman A L Buell-Winkle, was heard amid mounting tension over an advertised Gastonia meeting.
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Charlotte
National Textile Workers Union
Gastonia
Thomas J. Shaw
Activi
Gaston
Mecklenburg
E. A. Currie
City
Shaw
C. D. Saylor
C. M. Sell
Ben Wells
Wells
John G. Carpenter
A. L. Bu'l- Winkle
Savior
Perry Lodge
Charles M. Ferguson
Loray Mill
Rally by Communist and textile groups overshadows court cases
In Gastonia a rally of communist party and textile labor organizers faced alleged threats of anti communist mobs to lynch speakers. Meanwhile two separate court hearings in Charlotte proceeded, one tied to anti communist actions and another connected to the same dispute.
British Troops Leaving Germany
Koenigstein Germany September 14 British troops begin packing as the first Rhineland evacuation under the Hague reparations plan. Four hundred officers and men will move in groups over the next fortnight, with complete withdrawal by September 29 in a quiet, uncelebrated manner.
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Koenigstein
Germany
Taunus
Rhineland
Hague
Koestein
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Talpioth
Jaffa Gate
Jerusalem
Valerie French
Field Marshal French
England
Henry Bradley Martin Jr
Miss French
Martin
Waggoner
Bank
Arkansas
Davidson Library
Jackson
Accounting
N.Y
China
U. S
Davidson Y
Shearer Probe
Thomas Case
Ocracoke
O’sullivan
Jeanne Eagels
K. C. Royall New Bar Ass’n Head
Naval
Judge Shaw
Mob
N. A. Townsend
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