Tobacco Co op Plan Moves Forward In North Carolina
Governor O Max Gardner meets with federal Farm Board and North Carolina State College officials to lay groundwork for a tobacco cooperative marketing association. An executive committee of five is to be named after a mass meeting seeking relief from low tobacco prices. Frank Page of Wachovia Bank has not been notified of his election as president and will wait for official word.
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Raleigh
Spt
Max Gardner
Frank Page
Wachovia Bank and ‘Trust Company
State Highway Commission
Woman Entered Threats in Missing New York Jurist Case
A New York World report says Dr. Samuel Buchler disclosed a woman calling herself Lorraine Foy sought a $100,000 breach of promise suit against Supreme Court Justice Joseph F Crater the day before his disappearance. She claimed letters from Crater and hinted he fled west. Police in Los Angeles also reported a death threat case involving Ben Lyon and a New York youth named Dick Warde. A Detroit raid destroyed an illicit distillery employing experts, valued up to $1,000,000, near Woodward Avenue and Grand Boulevard.
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Justice Crater
New York
The
New York World
Samuel Buchler
Supreme Court
Joseph F. Crater
Lorraine Foy
Buchler
Chicago
Nova Scotia
Los Angeles
V(p
Ben Lyon
Dick Warde
East 103d Street
Lyon
Warner Brothers
Kansas City
Warde
Detroit
Uptown
Woodward Avenue
Grand Boulevard
Orphanage Funds Larceny Charged in Virginia
James P. Jones, a Virginia delegate and former treasurer of the Virginia Methodist Orphanage, is arrested on charges he larcenized $37,976.40 of orphanage funds. Bail set at $15,000 for Oct 4 court appearance. An audit indicates further shortages and deposits tied to Jones.
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Virginia
Methodist Orphanage
Richmond
James P. Jones
House of Delegates
Virginia Methodist
Commonwealth
Dave E. Satterfield, Jr
Virginia Anti- Saloon League
Jones
Satterfield
Methodist Orphanage Board
Worcester
Bank of Commerce and ‘Trusts
South
Decatur Street Methodist Fund
Methodist
Primaries kill at San Diego and wet gains eyed
Wet leaders hailed the primaries with hopes of 37 Democratic and Republican house gains, while prohibitionists pledged to resist any repeal. In San Diego Ruth Alexander, 24, died when her low wing monoplane crashed four miles north of Lindbergh Field after a 1 a.m. takeoff bound for Newark.
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Curran
San Diego
Cal
Ruth Alexander
Aviatrix
Miss Alexander
Agua Caliente
Mexico
Lindbergh Field
Wichita
Kansas
NC tobacco growers form cooperative marketing plan
Raleigh reports North Carolina tobacco growers moved to create a cooperative marketing association aimed at relief from low prices. A mass meeting in Raleigh decided to organize with representatives from major tobacco counties guiding the effort. A former highway official was elected president of the new organization.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Page
Frank Page
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
State Highway Commission
Voter Obligation On Splitting Tickets Questioned
Raleigh, Sept. 18. Attorney General Dennis G. Brummitt said he expects a formal statement soon on the right of a voter to split his ticket in the general election. He noted a moral and legal obligation to support party nominees but called it unenforceable. He previously advised that electors may vote part for one party and part for another, though no oath enforcing general election support exists.
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Raleigh
Dennis G. Brummitt
Brummitt
Roy Smith
Cramerton
Endurance Flight Continue In Oklahoma City
Bennett Griffin and Roy Hunt, local aviators, remained aloft on the second 100 hour period of their attempt to surpass the 647 hour 38 minute endurance flight record set at St. Louis by Dae Jackson and Forest O Brine.
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Oklahoma City
Bennett Griffin
Roy Hunt
St. Louis
Dae Jackson
Forest O’brine
Brookhart Haymakers Roosevelt Stand Attacks Repeal
Senator Smith W. Brookhart, Republican of Iowa, accuses Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of unfairly handling prohibition in New York while opposing the repeal of federal liquor controls. He says Roosevelt failed prohibition and calls for western southern political solidarity against centralized state power and the 18th Amendment repeal.
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New York
Washington
Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Brookhart
Kay Don Engaged to Florence Hoban in London
London report announces the engagement of Kaye Don, famed British racing enthusiast, to Florence Hoban, youngest daughter of J. W. Hoban a New York financier. The couple’s betrothal links a prominent British sports figure with a New York financier family.
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Kay Don
London
Kaye Don
Florence Hoban
J. W. Hoban
New York
Mrs Marguerite Beery denies hidden disappearance
Los Angeles report states actress Marguerite Beery, missing since her husband Noah Beery claimed she vanished, confirms she went to Las Vegas to establish residence. She denies any mystery, asks inquiries into his reward offer for whereabouts, and notes she has never carried $750. Beery cites a trust fund and twenty two years of marriage.
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Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Marguerite Beery
Noah Beery
Hollywood
North Hollywood
Nevada
Beery
Audit of Guilford Superior Court Clerk Office Begun
Greensboro Sept 18 The George C Scott Company of Charlotte begins an audit of the Guilford Superior Court Clerk's Office led by George Adams as part of pension fraud probes linked to Clerk Mason W Gant and prior charges from R L Dixon. Gant assists if able while recovering at home.
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Greensboro
L. C. Spruill
Guilford County
Superior Court
George C. Scott Company
Charlotte
George Adams
Adams
Mason W. Gant
R. L. Dixon
Dixon
Gant
Hair on hook sparks murder mystery in Lake Lure case
Forest City reports a blond woman's hair entangled on a fishing hook in Lake Lure. Hemphill, a local man, notified police sergeant A A Price. Investigators opened a case as of September 18.
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Forest City
Lake Lure
8. C
Hemphill
A A. Price
Bailey Addresses Baptist Students at Wake Forest
J W Bailey the democratic nominee for the U S senate spoke to Wake Forest students at the opening of the college year on Orientation guiding freshmen into college life and broader living. He did not mention politics during the speech.
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Wake Forest
J. W. Bailey
United States Senate
Bailey
American Yacht Wins Historic America’s Cup Rebound
The American yacht Enterprise, skippered by Commodore Harold S. Vanderbilt for Thomas Lipton, defeated Shamrock V in three of four races and won the series, securing the 1903 America’s Cup amid Lipton and Vanderbilt’s triumphs. Sir Thomas Lipton, 81, hints this may be his final challenge.
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St. Kane
Associated Press
Enterprise
Thomas Lipton
Sir¢ Thomas
Commodore Harolds. Vanderbilt
Corinthians
New York
Shamrock
Sir Thomas
United States
Isle of Wight
Truck wreck near Fairmont kills one and injures four
Charlie Bryant a negro was killed when a tobacco truck wrecked near Fairmont North Carolina early today. Wayman Hall his wife and Jude Atkinson plus Neal Bryant were injured. Luther Wright the driver of the truck was not hurt. All are Abbottsburgh residents in Bladen county.
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Fairmont
N. C
Charlie Bryant
Here
Wayman Hall
Jude Atkinson
Neal Bryant
Luther Wright
Abbottsburgh
Bladen County
Bryan University Opens Where Foundationalists Fought Evolution
Dayton Tenn September 18 A fundamentalist university born from the Scopes era opened today to honor William Jennings Bryan The 400 900 administration building will be ready later and classes start with freshmen only as the school expands to a four year program It will use a high school building for now and has raised nearly 1 million dollars The charter states a Christian purpose and belief in biblical inspiration Dr George J Guille leads the institution as president
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Dayton, Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Tennessee
Bryan
Dayton
William Jennings Bryan University
Tion
Rhea Central High School
John T Scopes
S&i
Lord Jesus Christ
George 3. Guille
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Cuba Wins Fight On League Status At Geneva
Cuba defended its sovereignty within the League of Nations and won a dispute over the protocol revising the world court statute. Greek critic Nicholas Politis challenged Cuba’s entry into force, while Cuba’s ambassador Orestes Ferrara and Dr. C. G. Wu of China argued for rights to object under the protocol.
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Geneva
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Cuba
League
Nicholas Politis
Greece
Orestes Ferrara
Washington
Politis
League of Nation
Society of Nations
Secialoja
Italy
C. G. Wu
China
Seven Killed In Gas Pocket Explosion At Mine
River Hebert Nova Scotia reports seven men killed when a gas pocket exploded at the Victoria coal mine last night. Ten others escaped with burns and injuries. Two bodies recovered today. the blast occurred about 7 o clock, the first such disaster in the community.
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River Hebert
N.S
Victoria
No Change Noted In Stedman's Condition
Physicians said there was no change in the serious condition of Representative Charles M. Stedman of North Carolina who suffered an apoplectic stroke last week. The 89 year old legislator, the only surviving Civil War veteran in Congress, remained very weak.
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Washington
Charles M. Stedman
North Carolina
Congress
North Carolina Chain Store Tax Upheld by Court
The North Carolina chain store tax of 50 dollars per extra unit is upheld as constitutional by the state supreme court. The ruling follows a 1929 law enacted by the general assembly and supports the denial of recovery of protested taxes paid by 19 plaintiffs including the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. The decision states the measure does not violate state or federal constitutions.
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Raleigh
Sept
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
United States Supreme Court
General Assembly
J. Maxwell
Commissioner of Revenue
R A. Nunn
Wake County Superior Court
Conner
Morrow Heads Back for Battle in Mexico
Dwight W. Morrow departs Mexico City aboard a northbound train as he ends his three year term as ambassador and gears up for a Senate race in November. Mexican President Ortiz Rubio and Foreign Secretary Genaro Estrada praise his work and express hopes for his return.
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Mexico City
Dwight W. Morrow
Colonia Station
Mrs. Morrow
Rio Grande
Morrow
Mexico
Morgan Banking
Ortiz Rubio
Genaro Estrada
United States
250 Injured in Bombay Rioting at Polling Place
AP reports more than 250 people including many women were injured as police attacked obstructive mobs near the Bombay town hall polling place during the legislative election. Police arrested 882 women and 18 men. the women were released tonight.
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Bombay
India
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