Major Morgan 5 Speaker At Meet At Local Church
Major William T. Morgan addressed the Wesley Memorial church Men's Club on Making America Safe. About 100 members attended. He urged keeping all High Point children in school, linking education to crime reduction, cited prisons housing youths ages 15 to 20, and called for better health in homes and businesses and stronger law and order through education.
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America
William T. Morgan
Wesley Memorial Church
High Point
Morgan
Negro charged in liquor case to face federal hearing
John Gilmore, a Negro, is charged with transporting selling and possessing whisky. He will have a hearing tomorrow at 2 PM before U S Commissioner Warren G Brown. Gilmore was arrested August 34 near his home southeast of High Point by Agent John S Funk and held on a $500 bond.
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John Gilmore
United States
Warren G. Brown
Gilmore
High Point
John S. Funk
Brown
Mellon Returns From Europe After Brief Interview
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon landed in New York aboard the Berengaria after a European trip described as a pleasure vacation. He spoke briefly to reporters while declining to discuss European or international issues and noting meetings with several statesmen including Benito Mussolini. He went ashore at quarantine aboard a special revenue cutter.
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New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Mussolini
Italy
Berengaria
Ballard Dies After Lumber Truck Train Crash
Sam Ballard aged 62 died in a local hospital after injuries from a lumber truck collision with a C and N W passenger train at a grade crossing yesterday afternoon. The accident occurred near Gastonia. Ballard succumbed today to his injuries.
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Ballard
Gastonia
Sam Ballard
N. W
State Fire Loss Month of August
North Carolina reports August fire loss totals of 188 762 dollars with 104 fires and 1 677 980 dollars of property at risk. Greensboro and Wilmington had 5 000 plus losses. Oxford suffered the largest single loss at 27 500 dollars. Several towns reported no fires in August.
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Greensboro
Wilmington
Oxford
Kellogg seeks full punishment for Rosenthal killing
Kellogg urges Mexico to pursue bandits who killed Jacob Rosenthal a retired New York merchant. Premier Meighan says his Conservative government will resign Monday. A grand jury previously indicting four in the Hall Mills murder is ordered to reassemble in Somerville New Jersey to hear perjury evidence against witnesses.
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Mexico
Jacob Rosenthal
New York
Meighan
Ottawa
Hall-Mills
Somerville
N. J
Texas House orders probe of Ferguson administration
Lower chamber moves to investigate Governor Ferguson's administration as a formal inquiry begins. In Ottawa Illinois a Chicago air mail pilot makes a successful parachute drop in fog. three other mail plane pilots are reported.
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Ferguson
ST. Louis
Chicago
Ottawa
Ills
Jones Beats Evans at Baltusrol in Close Match
Jones defeated Evans by three and two at Baltusrol. Von Eim, Dawson and Ouimet also claimed victories in the same event.
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Jones
Evans
Baltusrol
von Eim
Dawson
Ouimet
Midshipman Kirkle Reverses Stance on Commission
After graduation from Annapolis Kirkle, who refused a commission, changes course as Secretary Wilbur orders him to take the oath. In other news the Italian steamer Ellenian sinks following a collision at sea.
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Kirkle
Annapolis
Wilbur
Ellenian
Homeric Arrives Too Late for Coast Rescue
A ship named Homeric reached the British coast but arrived after rescue efforts failed, leaving a tragedy or missing outcome unresolved.
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British Coast
Homeric
Cotton picking machine urged by state agriculture chief
Raleigh officials report Commissioner of Agriculture Graham calls for cooperation among cotton growing states to detect a machine to pick cotton. In Raleigh, lawyers who represented growers in the receivership suit of the Tri-State Cooperative Tobacco Marketing Association have filed a bill of expenses in federal court.
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Raleigh
Graham
Tri- State Cooperative Tobacco Marketing Association
State officials debate Morrison reed bond declaration
State officials weigh Morrison declaration for 40 million reed bonds while court hints at a substantial fee for services and a $2,000 payment plus a suggested 25 thousand dollar fee, with no amount named yet.
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Raleigh
Morrison
Reed
Lew Cody Marries Mabel Normand in Ventura Ceremony
Lew Cody and Mabel Normand were married at 3 AM by County Recorder Thos Niel. Cody obtained a license at 2 AM and informed the clerk before the ceremony, which took place in Ventura California.
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Lew Cody
Ventura
Calif
Mabel Normand
Thos
Nielandt
Enrollment Boom As UNC Opens With 2380 Students
Chapel Hill Sept 17 The University of North Carolina opened with an estimated enrollment of 2380 students including 800 freshmen.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Indictment Planned for Bank Officials in Columbia
Bills of indictment against W. W. Bradley state bank examiner J. Pope Matthews chairman of the board of the defunct American Bank and Trust Co of Columbia and Ivy M Mauldin president will be formally laid before the Richland county grand jury tomorrow.
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Indict Examiner
Columbia, D. C
W. W. Bradley
State Bank Examiner
J. Pope Matthews
American Bank & Trust Co
Columbia
Ivy M. Mauldin
Richland County Grand Jury
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