Rail wage denial could spark cuts, says rail officials
Sourced remarks argue denial would push wage cuts for railroad workers. The wage issue is vast with 1,400 possible mediation cases, and the commission should not inflame the national dispute. Clark and Hughes closed the railroads side. Clyde Brown wrapped up for New York Central. Hughes rebutted Fulbright on claims carriers’ credit collapsed and refunding odds, denying bankers’ coercion.
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Clark
Charles K. Hughes, Jr
Clyde Brown
New York Central
Hughes
R. C. Fulbright
Republicans back Hoover renomination amid party unity
Solid and the floor leader Senator Fess of Ohio the national chairman and Representative Wood of Indiana recalled fifty years of politics and urged that Herbert Hoover be renominated. Mr Coolidge said opponents should consider implications of challenging a president from his party and that responsible elements should offer a solid front in support of Hoover.
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Fess
Ohio
Representative Wood
Indiana
Appropriations Committee
Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
New Green Play Opens in Gotham
Paul Green’s The House of Connelly, exploring old and new south tensions, premiered in New York at the Martin Beck theater. Cheryl Crawford’s company rehearsed in Connecticut before a private run, with Theater Guild once backing the project and Green supervising multiple trips to oversee production.
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Chapel Hill
House of Connelly
Paul Green
New York
Theater Guild
Clay
Cheryl Crawford
Brookfield
Conn
Martin Beck
New South
Old South
Connellys
Tate
Connelly
Will Connelly
Patsy Tate
Mr. Green
Abraham
Hoover Undecided On Tax Increase
President Hoover remains in abeyance on whether to recommend tax increases. He will review the situation through the session until Congress meets in December. A treasury study on the tax system is expected to yield a partial report within a month, guiding his decision on raising taxes or revising the tax structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Treasury
Washington
Hoover
Vickery Family to Hold Second Annual Reunion
The Vickery family announces its second annual reunion and picnic dinner to be held on the first Sunday in October at Level Cross church on route 1 in Randleman. All descendants and friends are invited. A program is planned and a large crowd is expected. Dinner will be served on the church lawn. attendees are asked to bring basket dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickery
Level Cross Church
Route 1
Randleman
Andrews To Address Johnson St. P. T. A
T Wingate Andrews, superintendent of city schools, will address the opening meeting of the school year at the Johnson Street school Parent Teacher Association tonight at 7 30. Mrs Thohhas B Pugh, president, seeks a large attendance of parents teachers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wingate Andrews
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Thohhas B. Pugh
Damage to Siam Cables Traced to Insect Carpenter Beetle
Reports attribute heavy telephone and telegraph cable damage in Siam to an insect named the carpenter beetle. The independent faction narrows the suspect to a single insect route, with no candidate linked. President Hoover remained silent on the Coolidge statement amid questions from newspaper correspondents at yesterday's press conference.
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Siam
Tion
Hoover
Coolidge
Carolina News Briefs from Chester and Marion
State Senator John M Wise returned a 45 dollar check to the state and accepted five dollars a day for nine days of the recent extra session. Sheriff Oscar Adkins can suit up for the first time since he was shot by David Cline, said to be insane, whom Adkins tried to capture days ago.
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Chester
N. C
John M. Wise
General Assembly
Marion
Oscar Adkins
David Cline
Red Cross Roll Call Planned Across 20 Counties
Hendersonville officials report a regional conference established plans for a Red Cross roll call spanning twenty counties in the western North Carolina region ensuring broad community participation and relief readiness.
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Hendersonville
WN. C
Red Cross
Tragedy in Oxford: Two children hit by truck, one dead
Mary Mitchener, 6, was killed and Zola Harris, 7, probably fatally injured when struck by a truck driven by Harold Daniel bound to superior court under $2,004 bond for reckless driving. The incident occurred in Oxford, North Carolina, drawing police and court action as Daniel faces legal proceedings.
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Oxford
N. C
Mary Mitchener
Zola Harris
Harold Daniel
Superior Court
Greenville Man Fends Off Highwaymen. Horse Stolen
In Greenville N C L Nichols a 71 year old man fought off four highwaymen who could not find money on him. They took his horse and buggy which were found hours later north of Greenville.
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Greenville
N. C
L. Nichols
Here
Milton Tew Dies From Auto Accident Injuries in Clinton
Clinton North Carolina reports Milton Tew age nineteen died from injuries sustained in an automobile crash. He was hospitalized after the collision and succumbed to his wounds.
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Clinton
N. C
Milton Tew
Preparations Underway for Constitution Arrival in Wilmington
Wilmington readers are being alerted that preparations are advancing to greet the frigate Constitution when it sails into port on November 19. Local officials and residents anticipate a flotilla and ceremonial events around the ship's visit.
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Wilmington
N. C
Constitution
Port
Still Under Water Lumonerton Still Discovery
Rural Policeman Ralph Purcell J H Godfrey and O D Wells found tracks leading to a lake. One officer dived and uncovered a 150 gallon still hidden beneath the surface.
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Lumberton
N. C
Ralph Purcell
J. H. Godfrey
O. D. Wells
Farmer Angered Steals 6 Black People In Shooting
Greenwod C Sept 30. Broaddus Hughes 40 a farmer near here claimed self defense after a Black man drew a knife at a spring and Hughes shot six members of one family Will Jones 66 and his children Odus 19 Isabel 4 Eldred 15 Clara 12 Annie 14 were hurt three girls among them Isabel in hospital with serious injuries. Hughes jailed pending injury outcome.
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Greenwood
Broaddus Hughes
Will Jones
Odus
Isabel
Eldred
Clara
Annie
Hughes
Here
Offiers
Two Building Permits Issued for Remodelling Projects
From the office of city permit clerk A B Horney two permits were issued. J G Green will remodel Dutch Laundry at an estimated cost of 1200 dollars with O Connor as contractor. Mrs S E Lumley gains a permit to overhaul and remodel a house at 430 Tate Street, estimated at 1200 dollars, the home previously damaged by fire.
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A. B. Horney
J. G. Green
O. Connor
S. E. Lumley
Tate Street
Cotton Opens Steady as Govt Selling Tapers
New York reports cotton opening steady with October up three points and other months firming after government selling. December dips to 6.03 and March to 6.31 but trade buying absorbs offerings. By mid session December 6.10 and most active months gain about 3 to 6 points with steady tone overall.
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New York
South
P. C
U S Attorney's Aide Resigns in North Carolina
Greensboro September 30 E L Gavin U S district attorney for the middle district of North Carolina will fly to Washington to present the resignation of his assistant G Robert Morton of Albemarle and to recommend a successor. Morton's friends say he does not seek Gavin's post.
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Greensboro
E. L. Gavin
U. S
Middle District
North Carolina
Washington
Mitchell
G. Robert Morton
Albemarle
Morton
Gavin
New York Stocks Close With Mixed Movements Across Markets
Closing prices on the New York Stock Exchange show mixed movement across many traded issues. Notable entries include Allegheny, Borg Warner, Chrysler, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, Gen Elec, Goodyear, United States Steel and several others with varying percent changes, while several blue chips display modest gains or losses amid fluctuating trading activity.
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New York Stock Exchange
Alaska
Allegheny
Asco Nees Cvee
Eeee Oem Aviation Corp
Cseeee Barnedall A
Sree
Bendix Aviation
Beth Meeel
Cree Eevees
Dorr Awm
Cscs
Excessave Oom Dog
Borg Warner
Bucyrus Bno
Ecto
Eee
Sts Byers Co
Chrysler
Dupont de
Nem
Eastman Kodsk
Eaton Ax & Sp
Elec Auto Lite
Pow & Light
Fox Film A
Am Tank
Elec
Poods
En Motors
Thea
Gillette Ee
Goodyear T
Nor Rypid
Grunow
Houd Her
Inter Hydro Biec A
Inter Nickel
Johns Manville
Belchmator
Ssw
Ees Kennecott
Kresge & S&s
Kreug & Tol
GFOG
Dove Liggett Myers
Consol Gas
Consol
Curtiss Wright
Webb
Texas
Ty Corp
US Steel
Dr Hayes’ Coin Collection Among Largest In High Point
Numismatists note Dr W A Hayes maintains one of the area’s largest and best kept coin collections in High Point. His holdings include commemorative half dollars from 1892 to 1927, rare early cents, diverse half dollar pieces, three-cent nickels, silver and gold dollars, and over 400 total coins plus old currency tokens.
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W. A. Hayes
High Point
Hayes
Bennington
Bunker Hill
Stone Mountain
New York
Aged Trinity resident John Kennedy found dead at home
John Lee Kennedy aged 68, a farmer from the Trinity area, was found dead in bed at his home near Trinity this morning at 12 55. He suffered heart trouble and was born September 17, 1862 in Davidson county. Survived by six brothers and five sisters with funeral plans not yet set.
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John Lee Kennedy
Trinity
Kennedy
Davidson County
Wilson J
Mary Ann Burton Kennedy
C. M. Kennedy
Pittsburgh
James Kennedy
A. L. Kennedy
Randolph County
A. W. Kennedy
Thomasville
W. E. Kennedy
High Point
Sue Brown
Ida Wall
Nettie White
Effie Meredith
Minniey Miller
Slot Machine Men Secure Injunction in South Carolina
Federal injunction issued to permit operation of slot machines in South Carolina. Judge J Lyles Glenn names Governor Blackwood and Attorney General John M Daniel as defendants and bars eight Piedmont sheriffs from seizing devices run by E M Durant of Durham, N C. A hearing to decide permanent status set for October 8 in Rock Hill before a three judge panel.
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Columbia, 8
8. C
South Carolina
J. Lyles Glenn
Blackwood
John M. Daniel
Piedmont Counties
E. M. Durant
Durham
N. C
Rock Hill
Tte
Norfolk and Western bars married women from work
Charlotte September 30 The Norfolk and Western railway served notice that married women need not apply and that single women who marry must quit. The rule aims to distribute jobs among heads of families and follows a path set by other firms. Officials noted Southern and Norfolk Southern do not plan such action.
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Charlotte
Norfolk and Western Railway
Southern
Norfolk Southern
Democrats Tie House Control in Missouri Special Election
In Sedalia Missouri voters backed Robert D Johnson a Marshall attorney known as a fighting democrat by about 9000 votes over former Representative John W Palmer This win leaves the house with 214 democrats and 214 republicans plus L L Collins independent anti proabition holds one seat The result signals democratic strength ahead of six other specials and the 1932 general election
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Sedalia
House of Congress
Missouri
Robert D. Johnson
Johnson
John W. Palmer
Labor Party
L. L. Collins
Springfield
Palmer
Anti- Saloon League
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Samuel
Fayette
Jury Holds Fate of Davis Harris in Bond Fraud Trial
In Asheville on September 30, the Davis and Harris trial over bonds sold by Central Securities Co. of Asheville is near verdict. Arguments concluded after U S district court proceedings began August 31. Judge BE. Yates Webb charged the jury after eliminating one count of conspiracy to defraud. remaining counts allege specific fraudulent acts.
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Asheville
Wallace B. Davis
William D. Harris
Central Securities Company of Asheville, Inc
U. S. District Court
R. R. Williams
Davis
Thomas J. Harkins
Yates Webb
Webb
Harris
Youth Facing Chair For Attack on His Relative Gets Stay
Raleigh AP report notes Willie Rector of Burke County had a capital felony conviction for attacking an 11 year old girl, his sister in law. An appeal to the state supreme court halted Friday's planned execution as Rector perfected a pauper’s appeal and all involved joined in seeking clemency.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Willie Rector
Burke County
Rector
Louise Yancey
Hoover 10 HGH Export Debenture Plan for Cotton
Secretary Hyde told European cotton associations that the Hoover administration opposed an export debenture on cotton. He said Congress would not act to benefit buyers of American cotton and noted the plan was deterring foreign buyers of manufactured cotton goods from placing orders.
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Washington
Hyde
Hoover Administration
Cablegrama
Association
Congress
Department
Man Falls From Scaffold At New Junior High
Charlies Bryant, a young Black man living at Burns Hill, fell about 30 feet from a scaffold at the new Junior high school between Jones and Chestnut streets around 1 PM. He was taken by ambulance to High Point hospital with facial cuts but not believed to be seriously hurt. he regained consciousness before arrival.
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Charlies Bryant
Burns Hill
High Point Hospital
Bryant
Jones and
Chestnut Streets
Equitable Distribution Work Proposed by Hoovers Panel
A sub committee of President Hoover's unemployment commission urged equitable distribution of all available work among those normally employed in each industry unit to advance the nation's war against depression. The group, after two days of sessions, also urged careful consideration of public works programs as soon as possible.
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Chicago
Hoover
Unemployment Commission
America
Law License Denied J Y Morrison Field Greensboro Resident
The North Carolina Supreme Court refused law licenses to Jack Yarmor a New Jersey native listing Raleigh as his home and to J Melville Field of Greensboro. Wake County Bar protested Yarmor for residence issues after he failed to obtain licensure in New Jersey three times. Guilford Bar protested Field citing a prior prison term.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Jack Yarmor
Atlantic City
N. J
J. Melville Field
Greensboro
Wake County Bar Association
Yarmor
New Jersey
Guilford Bar Association
Field
Colored Singers Set for Cherry Street Recital Tonight
Walter L. McNair tenor and Madame G. A. Bridges dramatic singer from Greensboro will appear in a recital tonight at Cherry Street Presbyterian Church on North Parmer Street at 8 o'clock for a $20 admission.
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Walter L. McNair
G. A. Bridges
Greensboro
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
North Parey Stree
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