Cirgus Train Held Under Bond After Damages Suit
In Winston-Salem the Sells Floto circus had its entire property attached after two lawsuits seeking 40 000 in damages were filed in Durham. A 60 000 bond was posted and equipment moved. Plaintiffs Frank Morris and George Jackson claim an auto collision with a circus wagon caused injuries and light issues near West Durham. Morris seeks 30 000 Jackson 10 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Sells Floto Circus
Durham
Frank Morris
Albemarle
George Jackson
South Carolina
West Durham
Morris
Jackson
Floral show prize winners listed by name and prize
A long list of horticultural prize results names and awards. First prizes awarded to Mrs. Hedgecock, Mrs. Arthur Ridge, Mrs. M. L. Hedgecock, Mrs. R. T. Amos, Mrs. D. E. Compton, and others for baskets, vases, collections, and produce. Numerous second and third prizes noted for Dahlias, Begonias, Canvases, Roses, Irish potatoes, corn, peppers, tomatoes, and canned goods with many entrants including Mrs. J. W. Clinard and Mrs. L. J. Diffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Moore
J. W. Clinard
Jnc. W. Hedrick
Arthur Ridge
M. L. Hedgecock
Allen Blair
R. T. Amos
S. H. Tomlinson
Want's Divorce From Cudahy Grace White and Sports of Fair
Community fair results list numerous prize awards across divisions for flowers vegetables crafts and baked goods. Names include Mrs Cora Edwards Blair's Dairy Horace Ragan Iris Lanier El lington Florist Lindley Nurseries John Lindsay Jr. and many others with first second and third prizes in categories from best collection of dahlias to most artistic table decoration and best loaf of white bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Norwecod
J. W. Moore
M. L. Hedgecock
Cora Edwards
Blairs’ Dairy
Horace Ragan
A. J. Jones
P. M. Davis
Bobbie English
Margaret Grayson
Frances Seawell
Iris Lanier
Gertrude Elliott
Helen Owen
H. C
Helen Loving
Craighead McCanless
Hazel
Helen Davis
John English
Chas. Ellington
Rachel McCampbell
Sarah Taylor
Evelyn Blair
Irene Parker
Margaret Hayden
Sara Wilson Jones
John Lindsay, Jr
Allen Parker
Chas. Tomlinson
Ralph Payne
John Oneal Craig
Elwood Cox
R. J. Rutherford
Cora Marsh
Harry Harker
A. L. Norwood
C. S. Grayson
H. T. Starr
Ruth G. Melton
A. Sherrod
Mary Alice Sheloff
T. A. Smith
H. C. Robertson
Josephine Evans
A. C. Jones, Jr
Mark Taylor
Ellington Florist
J. E. Millis
Lindley Nurseries
R. T. Amos
R. R. Ragan
W. B. McEwen
High Point
Ray Street School
Emma Blair School
Johnson Street School
J. S. Campbell
C. B. Mattocks
Joe Cox
James Davis
Carter Dalton
Blair’s Dairy
B. C. Harmon
C. M. Borum
Allen Blair
J. E. Hayworth
Blair
Reuben Payne
T. R. Zimmerman
D. E. Compton
Bedaux system shows faster work lowers pay and harms quality
The excerpt argues that under the Bedaux method a worker earns less for faster completion of job No. 590, with 3.75 dollars at standard time and 3.40 dollars when cut by 2 hours 15 minutes. It claims speed-up fosters inferior work, deceitful firms, and gains for foremen and Bedaux promoters, while workers and employers lose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedaux
Tomlinson
Keogh
Moyer Young
Young
Johnson Opts Out of Governor Campaign Reunion
Johnson withdraws from his bid for governor citing his life’s trajectory and gratitude to supporters. Wood says he would tell the truth though he maintained a prior story. Casey testified two Black men were seen near the burning car after it occurred. Defense rests as attorneys plan extended rebuttal testimony and arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Casey
Bostonian Ship Damage Reports After Storm Envelops Coast
Slight Bostonian notes the only ship damage as the storm batters coast. All life boats smashed but no vessels in distress. two Bogue Shoals boats lightly damaged, Magmeric unhurt, center of hurricane passed near Charleston. Commander O A Littlefield coordinates coast guard stations.
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Bostonian
Bostonians
O. A. Littlefield
Coast Guard
Ocracoke
Bogue Shoals
Littlefield
Charleston
Thomas F. Webb
Casey Makes osity and the Causey Killing Trial
Witnesses recount Casey confronting Causey before the shooting and robbery. Wood testified the lumberman’s car was used to conceal and burn the body with gasoline. The boy stated Casey threatened death if he spoke. Defense countered with alibi and questions about the boy’s allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osity
Wood
Casey
Causey
William Langley
Wilson
J.A. Driver
Williams to sell not at present prices say Florida cotton planters
The text reports Mr Williams stating he would not sell at current prices. It notes a 488000 bale drop in this year’s cotton crop from last year and a 688000 bale drop from the five year average. Domestic and foreign demand rose, especially for 7 8 to 1 inch staple. August data show fewer imports and more exports. Governor Gardner arranges talks with Mr Stone on marketing options and a possible emergency cooperative pooling 40 percent of the crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Gardner Signals Support for Farm Plan at Tobacco Meeting
Governor Gardner told a farmers gathering he was ready to back any practical plan to lift tobacco prices. He urged orderly marketing and acreage reduction as proper steps while stressing Virginia, South Carolina, and Georgia farmer cooperation is essential before advancing any acreage cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Seventh Generation Actor Debuts in Fineburg Passion Play
Portrays Christ in the Fineburg Passion Play at N. C. college auditorium Greensboro for one week starting September 22. Tickets available in High Point through the Wesley Memorial Methodist church Woman's Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
N. CC. College
Greensboro
N. C
High Point
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Newell rails at debt and Democratic errors in 1932 race
Newell attacks the prior administration for incurring more than 24 billion in debt and claims it was cut to under 16 billion by sound finances. He criticizes foreign debt settlements as un collateralized, names Alfred E. Smith Franklin D. Roosevelt Norris and western independents, and blames southern Democrats for Parker’s defeat. He targets North Carolina tax assessments laws and spending, urging Republican unity to oust Democrats this fall.
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Republian Party
Alfred E. Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Norris
Hoover
Parker
Supreme Court
North Carolina
Newell
Duluth Dedicates New 300000 Municipal Airport
Led by Myron Zeeler of Cleveland pilots in the national reliability air tour arrive in Duluth for the dedication of the new 300000 municipal airport. Zeeler flies a Ford trimotor 125 miles from Eau-Claire in under an hour, followed by Arthur Davis of East Lansing with others arriving later to join the ceremony. The air tourists stay overnight and plan to resume the flight Sunday to Grand Forks, North Dakota, 250 miles away.
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Duluth
Minn
Myron Zeeler
Cleveland
Ohio
Zeeler
Eau-Claire
Wis
Arthur Davis
East Lansing
Mich
Grand Forks
N. D
Argentine Troubles to Be Broadcast by National Network
General Jose Francisco Uriburu, successor to deposed president Hipolito Irigoyen, will address Argentina from the president’s palace in Buenos Aires at 6 p m EST. The 15 minute Spanish speech will be interpreted by cousin Jose Evaristo. The network plan and station list were not announced.
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New York
America
Jose Francisco Uruburu
Hipolito Irigoyen
National Broadcasting Company
General Uriburu
Buenos Aires
Jose Evaristo
Illin ois Stern Wheeler Detected As Floating Distillery
Prohibition and customs agents probe ownership of the old stern wheeler Illino is suspected of serving as a floating distillery on the Mississippi near Grafton Alabama. Federal authorities estimate equipment value at 35000 dollars as river men refuse to assist due to lack of a federal license for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Prohibition and Customs
Illinois
Mississippi River
Grafton
Ousted ruler 10 remain at home in Argentina crisis
Buenos Aires reports say provisional government orders former president Hipolito Irigoyen to stay within Argentine jurisdiction while radicals may be freed. Deputies allied with Irigoyen are arrested, arms cache linked to a social club is probed, and a large funeral honors street fighters as Uriburu's regime consolidates power.
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Buenos Aires
Hipolito Irigoyen
Radical Party
Irigoyen
Jose Francisco Uriburu
Admiral Hermelo
Southern Democrats Reject Roosevelt Dry Law Plea
Wilmington NC September 13 Southern Democrats refuse to back Roosevelt and Raskob and reject repeal of Prohibition. Dr Arthur J Barton pastor and Anti Saloon League leader criticizes Roosevelt for backing wet platform and claims he underwrote Smiths wet stance. He calls Roosevelt and Raskob mistaken and says southern dry Democrats will not follow.
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Wilmington
N. C
Roosevelt
Raskob
Rum
Arthur J. Barton
Anti- Saloon League
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Barton
Temple Baptist Church
Commission On Social Service
The
Southern Baptist Church
Gov. Smith
Gov. Roosevelt
John J. Raskob
Democratic Executive Committee
Pershing Celebrates 70th Birthday With Salutes
General John J. Pershing retired marked his 70th birthday in Washington with a steady stream of visitors and telegrams. He remained at his desk after offices closed as greetings from President Hoover, military aides, officials, officers, and admirals arrived from across the country.
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Washington
John J. Pershing
War Department
Hoover
Campbell B. Hodges
White House
Woman Delivers Parachute Jump From Plane
Mrs. Sig Smith, 23, attempting a record for a female parachute leap, jumped from an airplane at an unofficial height around 19 000 feet in St Joseph Missouri. Governor Harry Block of the National Aeronautical Association observed the event and a barograph reading will be sent to Washington for calibration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Sig Smith
Harry Block
Missouri
National Aeronautical Association
Washington
Germans Prepare for Reichstag Vote Amid Violence
Berlin reports show about 90 percent of Germany's eligible voters expected to cast ballots as police battle disturbances linked to fascist and communist groups. Authorities mobilized all officers and stationed police trucks in major cities to suppress rioting as campaign ends.
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Berlin
Germany
Republic
Complex fight sets Illinois senatorial clash with prohibition
In Chicago on September 13 a heated Illinois senatorial contest centered on prohibition. Ruth Hanna McCormick pledges to honor the referendum on prohibition in November, while James Hamilton Lewis campaigns as the wet candidate. Lottie Holman O’Neill wins Anti-Saloon League backing, triggering a clash with other dry groups and complicating the dry vote strategy.
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Chicago
Illinois
Ruth Hanna McCormick
James Hamilton Lewis
Anti-Saloon League
League
Farmers Agree To Put Only Half of Tobacco On Floor
In Nashville North Carolina 800 farmers from Nash and Edgecombe counties adopted resolutions to sell 50 percent of this year's tobacco at local markets and place the remaining half in a cooperative market. They also called for a 30 day warehouse shutdown and asked the attorney general to investigate tobacco corporations in the state. Harold C. Cooley, Nashville attorney, drew up the resolutions and will represent the group at a statewide tobacco growers meeting in Raleigh on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Federal Farm Board
Garaveros
Mr. Stone
Farm Board
Gardner
Stone
Nashville
N. C
Nash
Edgecomb
Harold C. Cooley
Resolutions Fhd
Nash and Edgecombe
Raleigh
Nicaraguan Legation Secretary Arrives From U S
Evaristo Carazo secretary of the Nicaraguan legation in Washington arrived by air today in Managua. He will advise on financial matters and plans to return to Washington in about two weeks.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Evaristo Carazo
Legation
Washington
United States
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Hurley Davis
C. $. Grayson
C. §. Grayson
Boston
Reddick
Joe Davis
John Campbell
W. EF. Taylor
W. F. Taylor
T. C. Kasterling
C. A. Barbee
F. R. Taylor
Lindale Dairy
Ella Jones
Prudence Scott
E. T. Harmon
Sykes
J. #. Hayworth
R. J. Payne
Cc. M. Borum
B. C
Harmon
J. L. Shaw
L. J. Diffee
J. F. Hayden
John Lindsay
Want
Cudahy
Grace White
Marion West
D. C. Ragan
Frederick Taylor
A. C. Jones
Jno. W. Moore
C. A
Annie Martin
Caesar Cone
Kellenberger
Frankie English
Charles Cecil
L. E. Byrd
J. S. Reddick
Muriel Cudahy
Los Angeles
Michael Cudahy, 3d
the Cudahy Packing Co
Muriel Evans
T. L. Johnson
Lumberton
North Carolina Superior Court
O. Max Gardner
Johnson
Industrial Commission
NEA
St. Louis Bureau
Frisco Limited
Texan
Adolf Fassnacht
General Pershing
Illnois
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