Miami Rebuilding Amid Storm Reminders and Relief
Miami and suburbs recover from a devastating hurricane as relief crews restore services, clear wreckage, and aid 9,000 homeless. Health officials push typhoid prevention, water safety, and mass vaccinations while refugees travel north for shelter and care. Death toll rises to 249 with $165 million in losses across the coast.
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Citizens’ Committee
Greater
Miami
Miami Beach
Biscayne Bay
Chicago
Bay Front Park
McAllister Hotel
Biscayne Boulevard
Flagler Street
Bay Front
Sixth Street
Miami Daily News
Tom Gill
Gill
City of
E. C. Romsh
Romsh
Iea
Chicago Herald and Examiner
General Relief Committee
Fla
Florida
Charleston
S. C
Jacksonville
West Palm Beach
Hollywood
Miami American Legion Post
Fort Lauderdale
Red Cross
Public Health Service
Lake Okeechobee
Moorehaven
Hartney Says Fonck Incapable Of Handling Ship
District Attorney Edwardes released an affidavit by Col H E Hartney former Argonauts general manager stating he resigned from the group because he believed Captain Fonck was not competent to captain a ship of hat size and load. The affidavit is to be used in Judge Walter R Jones inquest into the two deaths from the fatal flight. Edwards denied any grand jury probe was planned.
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Mineola
Edwards
H. E. Hartney
Ormer
Argonauts, Inc
Fonk
Hartney
Walter R. Jones
Tunney Wins Dempsey Tunney Fight At Matinee Show
A record matinee crowd on North Main Street in High Point estimated 2,500 to 4,000 roared as Tunney topped Dempsey in Philadelphia's Sesqui-Centennial Stadium. Police helped clear traffic, fans crowded cars, and the crowd stayed orderly despite the riotous excitement of the heavyweight championship result.
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High Point
North Main Street
East Washington
Sheraton Street
Philadelphia
Enterprise
Tunney
Dempsey
Wrenn
Washington
Enterprise Building
Abe
Bernard
American Lawyer Killed in Lyons Express Wreck Near Werbey
Eugené Emmett Montgomery Jr., a young Kansas City lawyer, was killed in the Lyons Express wreck just outside Werbey station on the Paris Montereau line. Identity confirmed this morning.
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Fontainebleau
France
Eugené Emmett Montgomery, Jr
Kansas City
Werbey
Vernard Stamey child passes at home
Vernard Stamey five month old son of Mr and Mrs E S Stamey died at 808 Tryon Street last night shortly before midnight Survived by parents and brother Robert funeral 2 pm tomorrow at home conducted by Rev Samuel T Hensley burial in Primitive Baptist cemetery Mechanicsville
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Vernard Stamey
E. S. Stamey
Tryon Street
Robert Stamey
Samuel T. Hensley
West End Baptist Church
Primitive Baptist
Mechanicsville
Supreme Court Denies Simpson Foreign Jury Request
In Trenton New Jersey on September 24 the Supreme Court denied Special Prosecutor Simpson's request for a foreign jury to try the Hall Mills murder case in Somerset County.
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Supreme Court
Simpson
Trenton
N. J
Hall- Mills
Somerset County
High Point urged to donate furniture to Fort Lauderdale
An appeal to High Point’s furniture industry asks for a carload of mixed furniture for Fort Lauderdale destitute residents. The Salvation Army requests donations and urges railroads to rush a car. The Fort Lauderdale commanding officer wires the local commandant for action.
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High Point
South
Salvation Army
Fort Laucerdale
Fort Lauderdale
State salary commission discusses forthcoming raises for institutions
The Enterprise Bureau in Raleigh reports the salary and wage commission is hearing proposals on possible raises for heads and employees of state institutions. Secretary H Hoyle Sink outlined findings after visits to most institutions while Governor McLean and Justice Price attended informal discussions. A formal announcement on today's deliberations was promised for later.
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Raleigh
H. Hoyle Sink
Link
McLean
Mir. Sink
Justice Price
Sink
Tunney Wins Heavyweight Title by Decision
Associated Press reports James J. Tunney defeats Dempsey by decision to claim the heavyweight crown. Also note California oil operators offer a 750000 purse for a rematch. Major disasters include a Great Neck grand jury to probe Fonck crash with two deaths, a tornado in East Liverpool injuring five, a Florida hurricane toll of 365 dead 1100 injured and 165000000 in damage, and Paraguay hurricane casualties of 150 killed 300 injured.
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Tunney
Dempsey
California
Great Neck
L. I
Fonck
Florida
Paraguay
Estelle Taylor travels to comfort Jack Dempsey after loss
Estelle Taylor wife of heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey rushes east by Pullman to be with him in Philadelphia after Tunney defeats Dempsey by decision. She says she cares not for fame or fortune and only wants to know he is all right. She communicates by telegraph and awaits arrival.
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Chicago
Estelle Taylor
Jack Dempsey
Pennsylvania Limited
Seaboard
Fort Wayne
Tunney
Dempsey
Philadelphia
Jack
Naval Commander to Inspect High Point Recruiting Office
Lieut. B. H. Culyear will visit High Point to inspect the local naval recruiting office as part of a district tour. Local officers report strong enlistment activity and good conditions, while Florida hurricane relief efforts continue with Winston-Salem leading in donations and High Point trailing with 266 dollars.
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B. H. Culyear
North and
South Carolina
Culyear
High Point
Florida
Winston-Salem
Miwanis Cine Sok
IGG
Renee
Byows
Ok Sk
Nick Drakulakos
Ike Sk
March Furniture Co
Repiion Lodge
Ge Ck
Palm Beach Times to publish missing persons list
The Palm Beach Times will print a daily missing persons column for Florida east coast storm victims. Relatives or friends may wire or write to provide names, conditions, and residence locations, with reports relayed back to inquirers. The plan is effective immediately.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Palm Beach
Times
Spinners See Decline in Demand Despite Profit Figures
Charlotte dispatch reports C Singleton Green secretary of the Southern Yarn Spinners association says spinners are declining in business except at profitable figures. He cites continued weakness in the cotton market as the reason for slack trading in his weekly bulletin issued today.
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Charlotte
C. Singleton Green
Southern
Daughertys Brother Testifies On Ledger Sheet Destruction
Mel S. Daugherty testifies that Harry M. Daugherty burned ledger sheets linked to a bribe case against Daugherty and Miller. He describes destruction after investigation began and notes records were from the Midland National bank in Washington Court House Ohio.
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New York
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Midland National Bank
Washington Court House
Ohio
Daugherty- Miller
Mel S. Daugherty
Daugherty
United States
Emory R. Buckner
Buckner
Richard Merton
John T. King
Connecticut
King
Merton
Miller
Columbus
Harry
Mal S. Daugherty
West End Revival A Successful One
The West End Baptist church revival continues with growing interest and large nightly gatherings at 7:30 led by Roy Bethune whose singing is praised. Pastor Rev. Samuel Hensley preaches on revival essentials and themes from Mark chapter two. A large assembly is expected.
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West End Baptist Church
Samuel Hensley
Roy Bethune
Mr. Hensley
Mark
Hensley
Jesus
Y M C A Officials to Elect Officers Tonight
High Point Y M C A members gather at the association building at 7 30 pm for an annual session to elect officers for the coming year and review activities reports. Fred N Tate will preside as president and trophies will be awarded in a program following business.
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High Point Y. M. C. A
Association
Fred N. Tate
High Point
Tate
Printing Resumed After Water Damage in Miami Papers
Miami Tribune and two other papers continued publishing after water damage to plants. The Tribune building sustained about 2000 to 3000 dollars in damage from a wrecked roof and water affecting machinery, with repairs completed and publication resumed.
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Miami
Today
The
Miami Tribune
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