Odell Brown Collects North Carolina Advice on Success
Odell Brown of High Point gathered insights from preachers lawyers doctors senators and governors including Ehringhaus and Odum in a 10 question questionnaire on finding success. Respondents varied from evasive to lengthy essays with Judge Hayes and Paul Lindley offering detailed answers and urging perseverance education and hard work.
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Odell Brown
High Point
Route 2
North Carolina
Odell
Ehringhaus
Uncle Sam
United States Congress
America
Howard W. Odum
Sociologist Department
University of North Carolina
J. A. Parham
The
Charlotte Observer
R. R. Reynolds
Wesley B. McDonald
Walter L. Lingle
Davidson College
Isaac M. Meekins
U. S. Eastern District Court
Johnson J. Hayes
U.S. Middle District Court
Space
Paul E. Lindley
High Point College
Formal Opening of the Biltmore Hotel on Monday Night
The Biltmore residential hotel on West High street near the Southern Railway depot will hold a Monday night formal opening with Harriss Jarrell in charge of operations and Mrs. Elias S. Dallas directing the dining room. The remodeled hotel aims to offer a homelike downtown dining room and lodging.
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Biltmore
Harriss Jarrell
Elias S. Dallas
West High Street
Commerce
Southern Railway
Jarrell
High Point College
Harvard
University of North Carolina
Enco
Dallas
Snow Mansion
South Main Street
Kidnap plot against bride elect ends with arrests
Federal agents witnessed a scheme to abduct a bride elect and collect a $19 600 payoff. Detectives tailed the lead suspect to a Yonkers billboard where a note directed payment. A man and a woman were arrested after the staged pickup and police questioned a frightened companion.
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Yonkers
Batceller
Quirk
Eagles In and Around High Point a Natural History Study
Prof Cobb reports on three eagle types in High Point the Golden Eagle once common now near extinction the Nira or Blue Eagle abundant with an estimated 15000 individuals nesting in city offices and plants and the Stone Eagle seen atop bank building ledges. The piece mixes playful observations with ecological commentary.
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High Point
Congress
Washington
Commercial National Bank
Ihs
Indictment Likely Against Couple Next Monday
Prosecutors expect to file an indictment against the couple next Monday. Details remain scarce as authorities prepare formal charges and outline the alleged offenses.
Destroyer off coast to take on Americans
Reports say a rebel revolt near Jatibonico led to a skirmish with government troops. Ten rebels including three of Blas Hermandez's sons were captured and two soldiers wounded by machine gun fire. The Matanzas outbreak ended as rebels returned home.
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Jatibonico
Blas Hermandez
Matanzas
Isidro Rodriguez
Deepest U.S. Oil Well Dug Near Bakersfield
Bakersfield California hosts the deepest oil well drilled in the nation reaching 10 440 feet. The milestone marks a record depth with significant exploration implications for the oil industry.
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Bakersfield
California
Mayors Seek Bankruptcy Route for Insolvent Cities
Chicago report from the United States conference of mayors says hundreds of U.S. cities are insolvent and urges Congress to allow municipal bankruptcy. The resolution cites unpayable interest obligations and mounting debts, backing the municipal adjustment bill led by Congressman Wilcox. Acting Mayor John W. Smith of Detroit voices support.
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Chicago
United States Conference of Mayors
Congress
Congressman Wilcox
Florida
John W. Smith
Detroit
City Considers Bankruptcy As Only Out
A tense debate centers on bankruptcy as the sole remedy for the city's looming financial crisis. Officials warn legal protections and long-term impact, while residents weigh costs to services, pensions, and local employment.
Death of Reidsville merchant James Hutcherson at 75
James Hutcherson, a longtime Reidsville merchant of about fifty years, died in the afternoon at age 75. Funeral plans were not announced in the available copy.
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Reidsville
James
Hutcherson
German Boycott Looms Over German Goods
Washington reports a probable American labor boycott of German products amid a statement describing Hitler rule as revolting and sickening.
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Washington
Namagee
Hitler
Arrested for Bigamy in Laurinburg
Laurinburg officers jailed Holder on a bigamy charge preferred by Alex Radford of East Laurinburg. They said Holder married an 18 year old foster child of Radford nine months ago while his first wife lived nearby.
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Laurinburg
Alex Radford
East Laurinburg
Holder
Radford
Hearings on Newspaper Code Proposals Continue
Witnesses from the International Typographical Union urged strict limits on child labor, shorter hours for reporters, and removal of a favored interpretation clause. AANPA officials defended the code as a necessary business measure while noting limited job gains and pointing to higher hours in practice.
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oSriath
Charles Powerd
NRA
Howard
Leaders Confer With President On Plans For Bank Relief
Walter Cummings, conservator of closed banks, prepared a broad program to release locked deposits with federal support. The President, departing for a week in New York, aims to coordinate the government's credit and financial machinery to back industrial and agricultural recovery efforts.
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Walter Cummings
New York
Charleston Police Vote Ban in 1874 City Law
A 1874 South Carolina law barred Charleston patrolmen from voting in city elections. The historic measure targeted police officers serving the city and restricted their participation in local political contests.
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South Carolina
Charleston
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