Tariff Issue Raised Today by W M Butler
Washington dispatch reports Senator William M Butler and Senator P G Gerry trading tariff critique amid campaign rhetoric for the 1926 election. Butler predicts upward revision of Fordney McCumber schedules. Gerry counters GOP misrepresentation and future program gaps.
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W.m.butler
White House
The
Washington
Seventieth
Congress
Coolidge
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
Fordney McCumber
P. G. Gerry
Rhode Island
William B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Keystone
William S. Vare
Vare
Ohio
Frank B. Willis
Atlee Pomerene
Butler
Senate
House
Gerry
T Hat
Lawrence C. Phipps
Republican Senatorial Committee
President Coolidge
Phipps
Cooldge
New York
David Walsh
Naval Oil Reserve
Caria
Typhoon Strands 130 Fishing Junks Near Macao
Report from Hong Kong says about 130 fishing junks with around 12 000 people including women and children were feared lost in waters around Macao after Monday's typhoon.
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Hongkong
Portuguez
Macao
Moniay
Foxlaw Wins Jockey Club Stakes at New Market
Sir Abe Bailey's Foxlaw triumphs in the Jockey Club Stakes at New Market on September 30, defeating rival runners to claim the prize. The race highlighted Foxlaw's early speed and stamina in challenging conditions.
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New Market
Eng
Abe Bailey
Foxlaw
Agere
Teacher Kills Woman Then Takes Own Life In Leominster
A 39 year old school teacher, father of four, shot Irene Leger 33 then killed himself in Leominster Massachusetts. Leger’s husband and police found the bodies after the attacker ordered Leger to leave and a confrontation with officers followed. The case notes a prior leave from school duties and a troubled relationship with Leger.
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Leominster
Mass
Don C. Clark
Irene Leger
Constantine Leger
Clark
Leger
Vermont
Legers
Paroles Granted for Seven and One Commutation
Governor A W McLean granted seven paroles and one commute while eleven parole applications were denied. Youth and questionable guilt influenced clemency decisions as Alonzo Ross and others received clemency or parole due to new evidence or age.
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Willie Rivette
Arceny
Randolph County
Sam Jolly
Vaughn Melford
Clyde
N. C
John Barber
Scotland County
Will Williams
Robeson County
R. T. Marshall
Durham County
Claud V. Schoolfield
Guilford County
Trial Postponed in Florence for Edmund Bigham Case
The third trial of Edmund Bigham for murdering five family members was continued by Judge John W. Devore in Horry county. The delay follows a request from defense noting the accused's wife, a key witness, cannot testify due to ill health.
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Florence
S. C
Edmund Bigham
Horry County
John W. Devore
Bigham
Fire destroys J. E. Thomas store in Thomasboro
A fire at Thomasboro N C destroyed the J E Thomas store causing an estimated $0,000 in damages early today. Local fire units contained the blaze with no further details on injuries or causes.
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Thomasboro
N. C
J. E. Thomas
Gibson Denies Story In Assault Case Amid McPherson Trial
The article covers Theodore Gibson’s defense in Greensboro as he testifies he and Clara Yates had no forceful assault, admitting mutual relations without coercion. It notes parallel testimony and links to Mrs Lorraine Sielaff and the McPherson case, with investigators ordered to guard witnesses.
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Los Angeles
Asa Keyes
Lorraine Wiseman Sielaff
Miss X
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Sielaff
Angelus Temple
Kennedy
Mrs. McPherson
England
Carmel
Ormiston
Greensboro
Theodore Gibson
High Point
Superior Court
Clara Yates
Miss Yates
John C. Bower
Lexington
Gibson
Long
Gladys Proctor
Friendship Road
Thomas J. Gold
Charges Placed Against Asheville Normal School President
Rev G F H Enfield files 15 charges accusing Dr John Ek Caffee of tyranny extravagance inefficiency and inhuman treatment at Asheville Normal and Associated Schools These allegations allege misuse of school resources and a sneering attitude toward ministers The matter is referred to the church board of national missions pending December council.
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Asheville
John Ek. Caffee
Asheville Normal and Associated Schools
G. F. H. Enfield
Normal School
Mr. Enfield
Lewis L. Mudge
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Ing
Mudge
Church Board of National Missions
General Church Council
Caffee
Enfield
Swannanoa
Calfee
Our Mountain Missionary Schools
Mussolini Holds Secret Conference With Chamberlain
In Leghorn Italy Premier Mussolini met with Sir Austen Chamberlain the British foreign secretary aboard the yacht Giuliana. The two discussed a confidential topic after a formal greeting and introductions with their suites before retiring to a private talk.
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Leghorn
Italy
Mussolini
Sir Austen Chamberlain
Giuliana
Signor Gradi
Sir Austen
Byers Dies in Crash Second Death from Wreck
Salisbury reports Detective John M. Byers of Charlotte police died in a local hospital after injuries in a Tuesday crash during a riot test near here. He is the second death from the accident following Chief of Detectives Joe Orr’s death. Detective H M Joyner is said to be recovering, with injuries described as serious but improving.
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Charlotte
Reds Edge Cards in Close NL Race to Pennant
St Louis Cardinals, National League champions, won most games against every club except the Cincinnati Reds. The Reds held a six game edge on the Cards by going 14 wins in 22 meetings. Cincinnati faltered against the Cubs and Giants while St Louis fared better. Hornsby led the Cardinals as they edged their rivals for the pennant.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Hendricks
Missouri
Cubs
Giants
Hornsby
Cincinnati
Poland Expects 10 Get French Ships
Reports in Soviet marine circles claim Poland will soon receive fifteen warships from France including an armored cruiser two torpedo boats and twelve submarines. Britain and France are said to back port improvements at Cydnia as part of broader naval plans against Russia with bases and dry docks in Finland and Courland.
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Poland
France
England
Cydnia
Great Britain
Baltic
Russia
Latavia
Courland
Finland
Bolshevists
Bierko
Ted Morgan Meets Joe Glick For Junior Lightweight Title Bout
Ted Morgan of Seattle brings the world junior lightweight title bid to Madison Square Garden tonight in a 15 round match with New York’s Joe Glick. Morgan enters as a slim favorite thanks to speed accuracy and hitting power while Glick boasts impressive wins over Danny Kramer and Jose Lombardo.
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New York
Ted Morgan
Seattle
Madison Square Garden
Joe Glick
Morgan
Glick
Danny Kramer
Jose Lombardo
Miners Freed After 121 Hours In Pabst Mine Rescue
In Ironwood Michigan 43 miners trapped 890 feet underground for five days were rescued after 121 hours. Rescue workers led by George Hawes and Captain Erickson completed a hazardous ascent through shafts and laterals as families gathered above.
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Ironwood
Mich
Pabst
George Hawes
Chicago
Pullman Company
Tom Trewartha
Hawes
Hunt Erickson
Trewartha
O. K
Samuel F. Synkelman
Synkelman
Larry Uren
Salvation Army
Gonebic Range
Steel consortium formed by Four Nations in Europe
In Brussels on September 30 a pact by French German Belgian and Luxembourg steel interests created a grand steel consortium. The agreement takes effect tomorrow and aims to unify production and markets across the four countries.
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Steel Consortium
Brussels
AaPp
Surplus Money Pouring Into North Carolina Treasury
Raleigh dispatch reports 1926 27 surpluses to grow as revenue and highway departments see higher gains. September receipts total 616 154 94 with July August September at 2 091 988 29, including 736 799 01 gasoline tax and 3 610 861 30 auto licenses. Total three month revenue and highway take reach 7 763 053 17. Schedule C buoyant indicating improved business.
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Raleigh
Automobile License Bureau
Highway Department
Highway Commission
Department of Revenue
Barringer Sues For Law License Amid Court Hearing
Barringer president of the North Carolina Federation of Labor asks the state Supreme Court to dismiss charges against him and to issue a license to practice law. He passed a mental exam in August and presented affidavits from Salisbury and Rowan county citizens defending his character.
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Raleigh
C. P. Barringer
Salisbury
North Carolina Federation of Labor
Barringer
Supreme Court
J. M. Waggoner
O. K. Everhart
Everhart
Waggoner
Rowan County
Rowan County Bar Association
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Societe Suisse Pour Valeurs de Metaux
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Mack
Merton
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Julian W. Mack
Woolworth
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George R. Williams
Germany
John T. King
Connecticut
American Metals Company
King
Midland National Bank
Washington Court House
Mal S. Daugherty
Mal Daugherty
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King of the Air
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Laguna Beach
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