Making of Beer In Home For Home Use Is Held Within Law
Washington Sept 27 The prohibition director said a citizen who makes wine or beer at home for personal use with no sales is beyond federal enforcement. Law holds home producers liable if the liquor is intoxicating in fact a jury must decide. In practice, evidence to bring to trial requires criminal features for a search warrant.
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Washington
Prohibition
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Woodcock
Warsaw tariff plan sparks League of Nations clash
Selfish use of the League to advance one group's economic interests was condemned in the economic committee during Warsaw tariff discussions. Poland and the Danubian states opposed Canada India Australia New Zealand and South Africa, while Walter Riddell warned the League could shut out overseas markets if it enforced preferential European rates. The Polish Romanian delegates resisted a British Dominion amendment seen as shaping assembly records against group negotiations.
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SVA
League of Nations
Economic Committee
League
Poland
Canada
India
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Walter Riddell
Riddell
America
Assembly
Wheat closes near 1906 low as grain market slumps
Chicago grain markets slid with wheat finishing at a low not seen since 1906, down about 2% from yesterday. Trading was erratic with sparse volume and reliance on news from Russia disrupting European markets after access to facilities here was restricted.
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Chicago
John P. Boughan
Associated Press
Russia
Poultry Prices Steady in Chicago Market Session
Poultry market in Chicago on September 27 shows steady values across live poultry. Quotations list various categories including fowls, springs, roosters, spring turkeys, ducks, and geese with ranges in cents per pound.
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Chicago
Power firm seeks permit for Cedar River hydro plant at Muscatine
A power company applies for authorization to build a hydro electric plant at Muscatine Iowa diverting Cedar River water through a canal.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Cedar River
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Broad Activity Across Sectors
A granular list of stock movements shows widespread shifts among major firms. Notable names include Armour, United Parcel Service, U S Steel, Coca Cola, General Motors, and Texaco, with varied percentage changes and several near 20s to 60s gains or losses.
Jonesboro high schedules shift to pick cotton time
In Jonesboro North Carolina Superintendent T T Lanier has moved the school day to allow students to pick cotton at 1 PM daily. A separate item notes Connie Brannockie in a hospital in Mount Airy after a night gas tank incident. Vir ginia McLean a six year old girl in Lincolnton called the fire department saving her home and possibly her sister's life. Christine Hollowell who died in the county home left about 1200 dollars in church bequest and building and loan shares.
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Jonesboro
N. C
Jonesboro High
T. T. Lanier
Lincolnton
Virginia McLean
Elizabeth City
Christine Hollowell
New York Cotton Opens Steady Decline Amid Weak Demand
New York cotton opened steady to lower, slipping 1 to 4 points as selling pressures pressure prices. Trade buying appeared at lower levels but limits retreated. October 1960s clipped to 10.21 and March to 10.71 with December 10.42 and May 10.91. Liverpool reported hedging and liquidation dampening activity as cloth and yarn buyers stayed away.
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New York
Liverpool
Continent
P.C
Canadian Peat Bog Project Aims Moss Harvest
A 700 acre peat bog in Canada, believed to hold half a century supply of sphagnum moss at 500000 bales per year, has been brought into production. The development signals a major new resource operation with potential regional impact.
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Canada
Raleigh Golf Association records first hole in one
E. W. Price, secretary of the state industrial commission, hit the first hole in one at the Raleigh Golf Association course. In Durham, Gus Tebell returns to North Carolina to scout the Duke South Carolina game for Virginia, his new employer.
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Raleigh, N. C
Raleigh Golf Association
E. W. Price
State Industrial Commission
Durham
N. CC
Gus Tebell
N. C. State
North Carolina
Virginia
Highland Worker Dies At Home In Highland Mills
Charlie Williams aged 2 died at 164 Mill street Highland Mills after several months with heart dropsy. Born May 327 1897 in Randolph county he was son of T H and Ellen Williams retired from Highland Cotton mills due to ill health. survivors include parents three brothers and four sisters. Funeral from Randleman Holiness church Sunday at 1 45 p m with burial in church cemetery. funeral party leaves home at 1 p m.
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Charlie Williams
T. H. Williams
Millstreet
Highland Mills
Mr. Williams
Randolph County
T. H
Ellen Gattling Williams
Highland Cotton Mills
Claude
Troy
Vernie Williams
Janie Brewer
Eagle Springs
Myrtle Sink
Maude
Julia Williams
High Point
Holiness Church
Randleman
Jack Goins
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Mildred Choplin Seven Dies After Foot Injury
Mildred Choplin seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Choplin of 1009 Campbell street died Friday afternoon about 3 o clock at a local hospital after a ten day illness from a nail injury in her foot blood poisoning required amputation of the foot Surviving besides the parents are two brothers M T Choplin Jr and Billy Choplin Interment will follow in Oakwood cemetery conducted from the home Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Dr A B Conrad pastor First Baptist
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Mildred Choplin
Will Choplin
Campbell Street
M. T. Choplin, Jr
Billy Choplin
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Judge Rules Curfew Not Needed for 15-Year-Old Girls
In Chicago on September 27 Circuit Judge Thomas J Lynch ruled that fifteen year old girls may stay out until 2 a m. James F Seguin sought custody of his daughter Margaret claiming she had been out late including 2 a.m. the night before Labor Day and 1 30 a m with two friends and a sailor.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Lynch
James F. Seguin
Margaret
Seguin
W F English Oldest Alumnus of Duke Dies in Mount Olive
W F English aged 86 a long time business leader and former Wayne County Board of Education member died at his Mount Olive home after a period of infirmity. He was the oldest alumnus of Trinity College now Duke University and his funeral is planned for the afternoon with four daughters all residing in Mount Olive surviving him.
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Mount Olive
N. C
W. F. English
Trinity College
Duke University
English
Wayne County
Wayne County Board of Education
Opening Cotton Market Dips on Hedge Selling in New Orleans
Cotton opened easier in New Orleans with hedge selling and liquidation dragging prices. October fell to 10.23 while December dropped to 10.28 and January shed 11 points as the market eased near the day’s lows.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Bailey Pleads Democratic Revival to Benefit All Americans
In Pittsboro Josiah W. Bailey urged that a Democratic victory would restore the federal reserve system to Wilsonian foundations and channel money to farmers and business in contrast to Republican policies. He framed four key issues: government for the people versus special interests, Republican remedies, farm relief versus farm equality, and enforcing law including the eighteenth amendment. He cited North Carolina Democratic records as proof of the party’s broader rights-focused leadership.
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Pittsboro
North Carolina
Josiah W. Bailey
United States Senate
Bailey
Chatham County
Democratic Committees
Democratic Party
Federal Reserve Banking System
Woodrow Wilson
Wall Street
Mr. Bailey
Jefferson
Hamilton
Jackson
Cleveland
Federal Farm Relief Board
Farm Relief Board
Chicago Girls Here For Game Tonight
The Chicago girls baseball team arrived in the city this morning to meet the Thomas Mills club under the Willis Park floodlights tonight. The game will start at eight o'clock. Lefty Young, Thomas Mills hurling ace, will be on the mound for the local boys. Miss Alice Rively, captain of the girls club, will do the hurling for her lassies.
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Chicago
Thomas Mills Club
Willis Park
Lefty Young
Thomas Mills
Alice Rively
Civil Engineer Killed by Trap Gun Near Pageland
Charles G. McElroy, 28, a Tampa Florida native and graduate of Washington and Lee University, was killed at a filling station near Pageland North Carolina when a trap gun set there exploded accidentally. He had been employed on local highway construction for two months.
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Pageland
D. C
Charles G. McElroy
Tampa
Fla
Here
Washington and Lee University
Cape Fear Seeks Government Trackage Approval
Washington September 27. Tentative approval was given by a Interstate Commerce Commission examiner for Cape Fear Railway Inc to operate on a short Fort Bragg North Carolina military reservation line. The War Department backs the plan to lease locomotives and government trackage while Atlantic Coast Line opposition may be set aside for now. The commission will decide after ruling on rate and trunk line questions. The Cape Fear railway owns Fayetteville and plans to run between Fort Bragg and a junction on Atlantic Coast Line as a common carrier in interstate business.
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Washington
Cape Fear Railway, Inc
Fort Bragg
N. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Co. D. Weed
Cape Fear
Cape Fear Railway
Fayetteville
War Department
Weed
Cape Fear Company
Radio announcer Pearce speaks 24 hours at fair
Norman Pearce, a New York radio announcer, delivered a continuous 24 hour broadcast at a radio fair. He discussed topics from capital punishment to the South Sea Islands, showcasing his endurance and voice.
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New York
Norman Pearce
Mike
Raight
South Sea Islands
Insects and clues puzzle from a vintage page
A mixed OCR style puzzle item listing questions on insects and word clues, with numbers for each entry and a separate vertical and yesterday's answer section. Includes references to common terms, with several short definitions and cross clues.
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Liberal Commission
Dixie Uph. Co
Goldsboro
N. D
Femald
White Oak &T
Dixie Throwing Co
Bruce Street
Greensboro
White Oak Street
Lindsay Street
Woodrow Avenue
Thurston Street
Montheu Avenue
Richardson Street
Steele
G. E. Hutchens
Alberta Apartments
Cor. S. Hamilton
E. Russell Sts
J. L. White, Inc
West Green Street
Redding
Dick Holtom
Jefferson Motor Co
Happy Feed Store
Sugg & Reavis Motor CO
Broad Street
Hamilton Street
West High Street
Meonanicaville
Lonedon’s
Reed Street
Leonard and Younts
North Main Street
Thurman Deveney
D. L. Hayes Barber Shop
Mechanicsville
London
English Street
Pope Street
J. N. McCrary
Mangum Avenue
Chestnut Street
High School
J. A. Clinard
Henry D. Perry
Fisher Street
H. A. Pierce
Trinity, N. C
Starr Motor Co
Nice
Porto Rica
Black’s Wood Yard
Perty J.L. White, Inc. Hood Bank
Eugene
West End
Insurance and Rentals
Atlantic Ins. & Realty CO
Globe On & Realty Co
Washington St
Expert Service
A. J. Shaw
Glover’s Shoe Shop
E. Washington St
OC. Brown Shoe Shop
North Wrenn Street
B. A. Woodell
Justice of the Peace Notary
Askin
Building Investment Company, Inc
C. A. York
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Undersognea
J. A. Morris
R. T. Holton
Henry Simon
Ella Simon
Commercial National Bank
A. Sherrod
A. D
City of
College Heights
Commercial Nat. Bank
Peacock & Dalton, Attys
Am Loco
Ness
Anaconda
Armour
Barmsdall
Bendix Avia
Beth Steel
Everera
Gees Cannon Mills
Ches
Ohio
Gt West
Houston Oil
Howie Sound
Comb Eng
Lig and Myers
Lig and Myers B
M Loews Inc
Secon Lorillard
Louis and Nash
Mack Truck
Magma Cop
Mis, Kan
Tex
Nash
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy
Norfolk Souca
Norfolk and West
Northern Pac
Packard Wow
Pan Am Pet
Para Pub
Phillip Morris
Pub Ser
Wee Mess Pullman
Radio Corp
Mobeiene Sea Nee Rem Rand
Rep Steel
Oyal Dutch
Headvoard
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O ¢ Simmons Co
Sinclair Con Oil Skelly Oil
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Union Carbide
Union Pacific
United Cig
Eas
United Fruit
U S Steel
U S Tobacco
Tssens
Iccuse
Caro
aBe
Westing Elec
Woolworth
Ceeseseses
Coca
Col Gas & Elec
Elec Pow & Light
Fox Film
Gen Motors
Gdyr Tire & Rub
Stan Oil
Seeneccma
United Aircraft
United Corp
U S
U S Pipe & Foundry
Willis Overland
Emia
Rere
Mount Airy
Connie Brannockie
Wwe
Duke
Dogcz
Pop
WEA Service We
By Cowan
Federal Reserve
Chicago Girls
Investigator
Fort Bragg Reservation
Helen Hunt Jackson
Acropolis
Palestine
Rod
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