Tuttle Nominated for Governor by New York Republicans
Charles H. Tuttle former U S district attorney of New York City and repeal advocate was nominated for governor on the first ballot at the New York Republican state convention. The platform pledges repeal of the 18th amendment, keeps saloons out, and denounces Democratic efficiency waste and city corruption in New York and Albany.
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Charles H. Tuttle
New York
Albany
United States
New York City
Republican State Convention
N. Y
Tuttle
Night Work Ban Endorsement by Cotton Textiles Group
Approximately 60 heads of spinning mills endorsed the Cotton Textile Institute recommendation to end night work for women and for children under 18. The vote followed a Charlotte meeting of the carded yarn spinners division with B. B. Gossett presiding. The institute urged permanent elimination of night shifts, signaling a new era for cotton manufacturing as shipments rise and prices improve.
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Charlotte
Cotton-Textile Institute, Inc
B. B. Gossett
Cotton Textile Institute
New York
George A. Sloan
The
Sloan
Carolinas
Death of Congressman Hamer at 66 in Asheboro
Congressman William C Hamer of the Seventh North Carolina District dies at his home in Asheboro at 1 30 PM from a heart attack. He had attended the funeral of Major Charles M Stedman in Fayetteville yesterday and was renominated by his party for the November election. Surviving are his widow a daughter a brother three sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral set for Monday at 3 PM at the Methodist Protestant church in Asheboro.
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Sweetser
Bobby
Homans
Young Seaver
Jess
Bob
W. ©. Hammer
Asheboro
North Carolina
Charles M. Stedman
Fayetterine
William C. Hartemer
North Carolina Dstrict
Fayetteville
Charles Manly Stedman
Hammer
Minnie Lee Hancock Hamer
Harriett Hammer Walker
Brather
S. B. Hammer
Lynchburg
Ivey Clark
Compton
Cali
W. F. Redding
Luella Lovett
Hal Hammer Walker
Jane Page Walker
Methodist Protestant Church
J. Ey, Pritchard
Guilford grand jury weighs Gant pension case indictments
Guilford county grand jury resumes consideration of indictments against Mason W. Gant former clerk of Guilford superior court charged with forgery embezzlement and misapplication of Confederate pension checks. An auditing firm found about 16000 issued since pensioners death should have been turned over to the state pension board.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Gant
State Pension Board
Raleigh
Church Controversies Must Be Because We Are Human
The Rev. Costen J. Harrell of Richmond and three other ministers filed charges against Bishop James Cannon Jr. In Baltimore they said controversies in the Methodist Church, South must be faced as part of human nature. Harrell and Forrest J. Prettyman believed Cannon would not get the investigation halted. He urged that controversies should not distract from the church’s core mission of feeding inner life.
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Washington
Costen J. Harrell
Richmond
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
James Cannon, Jr
Baltimore
Cannon
Forrest J. ,Prettyman
Forrest J. Prettyman
Hitler praised and hissed as German fascism debate grows
In Leipsic on September 26 crowds divided over Adolf Hitler amid his push to dismantle Versailles. Supporters hailed him as savior while critics demanded restraint as authorities reinforced security at the court and streets. Hitler pledged a people’s tribunal for November 1918 criminals and warned heads would roll.
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Leipsic
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Supreme Court Room
Hitler
Campolo Sharkey Heavyweight Bout Canceled
New York news confirms the heavyweight bout between Jack Sharkey and Victorio Campolo is definitively off after rain forced postponements. Madison Square Garden reps announced the cancellation, noting earlier signs the fight would fail financially.
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New York
Jack Sharkey
Victorio Campolo
Madison Square Garden
Five Women Drown In Adriatic Sea
Five women passengers of a Jugoslavia schooner were drowned when the vessel was overwhelmed by a storm in the Adriatic. Nineteen persons were saved.
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Adriatic Sea
Zara
Dalmatia
Jugoslavia
Bank Closed After Cashier's Suicide in Walled Lake
The People's State Bank in Walled Lake Michigan was closed after the death by suicide of Clarence Chafy a 37 year old cashier yesterday. The closure occurred today as the bank is a private institution.
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Walled Lake
Mich
People’s State Bank
Clarence Chafy
Seventeen Killed In Indian Rioting
At Panval near Bombay a mob clash with police left 17 dead and 50 injured as authorities opened fire to quell rioting sparked when volunteers violated forest regulations near the Chinnar Forest area. The town magistrate and senior forest officer were among the dead.
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Bombay
Panval
Chrnnar
Tanva
Twenty Injured In Virginia Bus Wreck
Twenty people were injured in a Washington Richmond bus crash near Hybla Valley Virginia. The bus struck a tree after leaving the road on a curve and was rushed to hospital by ambulances and by motorists. Driver Norman Dove suffered severe injuries including a possible skull fracture and internal injuries. Most passengers were believed to be tourists en route to southern points. Eyewitnesses said excess speed caused the bus to fail the curve and hit the tree.
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Alexandria
Hybla Valley
Washington
Lipton Will Challenge For America's Cup Again
Sir Thomas Lipton announced at City Hall that he will mount another challenge for the America's Cup, the storied yachting trophy, after greeting Mayor Walker.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
New York
Thomas Lipton
Mayor Walkter
City Hall
Strike Troubles Deepen in Spain as Unrest Spreads
In Santiago de Compostela on September 26, a funeral for Angel Antelo Solar drew four thousand striking workers while unions and employers began new talks. In Granada stone cutters walked out again seeking higher wages, and Lugo saw a resumed general strike in solidarity with the Santiago dead.
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Santiago de Compostela
Spain
Angel Antelo Solar
Granada
Lugo
Cannon Accusers Defend Charges Amid Protests
Washington reports that four Methodist Episcopal Church South ministers defend new charges against Bishop James Cannon Jr. Two accusers say they followed church law. Cannon will protest lack of prior consultation. Charges reportedly cover his political activities stock market actions and other conduct.
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Say “Spirit
Letter of Law
Jack Oakie Quits Chicago Much To Manager's Relief
Chicago reports Jack Oakie finished a personal appearance and left amid pressure from extortionists. Manager Marty Martyn said Oakie faced polite initial demands then harsher threats asking for money for benefits, prompting relief at his departure.
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Jack Oakie
Chicago
Moving Picture People
Marty Martyn
Martyn
Mr. Oakie
Young Mother Granted Delay In Jail Sentence
Gary Indiana sample notes a 30 day jail term for Mrs. Ethel Hall under the nuisance law. A court order temporarily halts the sentence to allow the 24 year old mother time to wean her baby after alcohol was consumed at her home.
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Gary. Ind
Ethel Hall
Disarmament Parley Fails to Call 1931 Conference
Geneva September 26. The League of Nations disarmament committee refused to authorize a general disarmament conference in 1931. It defeated the German proposal to empower the council to call such a conference and instead urged the assembly to express its desire that the conference occur before the end of next year.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Assembly
Whitney Heir and Bride Honeymooning
John Hay Whitney and his bride Mary Elizabeth Artemus are on their honeymoon. They were traveling without disclosed details and were believed to head to Upperville Virginia where they will stay for the next fortnight in a newly gifted home.
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Philadelphia
John Hay Whitney
New York
Mary Elizabeth Artemus
Upperville
Washington
Whitney
Hoover Invited to Davidson College Visit
Davidson college president Dr. Walter Lingle announced he sent a letter inviting President Hoover to visit Davidson as he plans to speak in North Carolina on October 7 at the Kings Mountain centennial celebration. The invitation was disclosed in Davidson on September 26.
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Davidson
Hoover
Davidson College
North Carolina
Kings Mountain
Walter Lingle
School Board Plans Pituitary Treatment For Town Brat
Edgewater New Jersey school board votes to spend fifty dollars on grand treatment to reform a 12 year old boy described as a "bad boy" who has terrorized pupils since school began. Dr Buckley testifies pituitary therapy could cure his "sinful wickedness" but his parents live on a houseboat and cannot afford the treatment.
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Edgewater
N. J
Board of Education
Charles Z. Buckley
Politicians Spar in North Carolina Campaign Trails
In Shelby and other towns, Democratic and Republican figures trade barbs and praise as the campaign heats up. Former Governor Morrison attacks the GOP while Bailey seeks remedies for tariff policy and Stedman’s record. Jonas calls for voter engagement as Mull and Duncan weigh in on Nye funds inquiry.
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Cameron Morrison
Bailey
George M. Pritchard
Carthage
Josiah W. Bailey
Hickory
Republican Party
Charles M Stedman
Charles A. Jonas
Mount Holly
Odus M. Mull
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Goldsboro
Mull
Hoover
United States
James 5. Duncan
Raleigh
Nye Senatorial Campaign Funds Committee
North Carolina
Duncan
Michigan GOP Says Prohibition Not a Political Issue
Grand Rapids, Mich. Sept 26. Gov Fred W Green temporary chairman of the GOP convention says national referendum on prohibition is not a political issue and should not be injected into campaigns. He denounces the Democratic platform as an effort to catch votes and asserts such a referendum would be without effect.
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Grand “Rapids
Mich
Michigan
Fred W. Green
Special election ordered to fill Stedman death vacancy
Gov. O Max Gardner orders a November 4 special election to fill the fifth district seat after the death of Congressman Charles Manly Stedman of Greensboro. Democratic and Republican committees will nominate candidates to serve the remainder of Stedman’s term ending next March. Claimed nominees include Frank Hancock for the full term and Katherine Palmer, daughter of Stedman, for the short term.
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Raleigh
Max Gardner
Charles Manly Stedman
Greensboro
Major Stedman
Washington
Charles H. Robertson
Hillsboro
Robertson
Frank Hancock
Katherine Palmer
Stedman
Lincoln Dixon Reappointed to Tariff Commission
Lincoln Dixon of North Vernon Indiana was reappointed by President Hoover as the sixth member of the tariff commission. The bi partisan agency now reflects regional balance after discussions with Chairman Fletcher at the White House.
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Washington
Lincoln Dixon
North Vernon
Indiana
Tariff Commission
Hoover
Fletcher
White House
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