Reserve Banks to Redeem Treasury Notes Next Week
Treasury notes due September 15 totaling 416 million will be redeemed by Federal Reserve Banks starting Monday. New financing is expected to be required, with Treasury possibly issuing short term securities at lower rates. July internal revenue shows effects of the capital stock tax repeal, with miscellaneous receipts down from last year but increased corporate and income tax collections showing offsetting gains.
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Wisconsin Woman Wins Golf Meet at Olympia Fields
Misa Dorothy Page of Madison Wisconsin won the women's western half championship at Olympia Fields defeating Mrs Hill of Meadowlake Kansas City 8 up and 2 to play in the 85 final round. Page, 17, drove long and tallied four tee shots of over 800 yards and made the only eagle on the 420 yard fourteenth. Page completed 84 holes in 161, Hill in 162.
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Misa Dorothy Page
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Wisconsin
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Miss Page
Mrs Hill
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Burial arrangements for Commander Rodgers at Arlington
Yesterday in Capital the burial for Commander John Rodgers was arranged at Arlington cemetery. Officials were notified of marines and blue jackets landing at Bluefields Nicaragua. Senator Trammell of Florida said he would rescind American adhesion to the world court.
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Gas Company Cited Over Pollution Charge in Staunton
Citizens Gas Company of Staunton is cited to appear in police court Tuesday on charges of polluting Lewis Creek and Middle River by discharging tar and tar refuse on August 27. The warrant, sworn by game warden Nathan B. Montgomery of Augusta County, alleges many fish were killed.
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Augusta County
Moody Wins Texas Democratic Governor Nomination in Runoff
Dallas dispatch reports Dan Moody, a young red haired attorney general, has crushed Governor Miriam Ferguson in the Texas Democratic runoff. With returns from most counties Moody leads nearly two to one, Moody calling for unity as Ferguson allegeKlan influence fades amid campaign clashes. Moody frames victory as triumph of government principles and pledges to govern beyond past Ferguson-era disputes.
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Texas Election Bureau
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Youths fined for indecent exposure in city
Three youths were convicted and fined 25 dollars each for indecent exposure. A warrant was sworn by one of the youngsters, who claimed mistreatment by the group. They were arrested, jailed by Patrolman H. K. Starnes and George Frazier, with trials held shortly after. The acts violated city ordinance section 280.
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Victim of disaster in mine recovered after days search
The body of Roy Counts 21 victim of a cloudburst that flooded the U S Gypsum Company mine at Plasterco Virginia was recovered at 2:80 o clock this morning by rescue workers. Fifty eight men were in the mine when flood water rose. Counts was buried this afternoon. He was unmarried.
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Roy Counts
U. S. Gypsum Company
Plasterco
Virginia
Counts
Detroit Gunman Shot During Downtown Holdup
Chicago police killed John Waters a Detroit and New York gunman during a sensational downtown gambling house holdup. Waters identified by fingerprints also known as John McGovern. police sought him in connection with the raid and other crimes.
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Detriot
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John McGovern
Detective Faces Serious Charge In New Jersey Case
Somerville reports Middlesex detective chief Ford A David comes under renewed scrutiny as Francis Monaghan says his statements were not approved by the county prosecutor. Senator Alexander Simpson pressed Governor Moore for action, citing conflicting accounts about a missing gold brooch linked to the Hall-Mills murders. The brooch was later located on Phillips farm, with Daley claiming it belonged to his wife. Simpson vows to continue questioning David.
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New Brunswick
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Monaghan
Highland Park
Frank J. Daley
Daley
Phillips Farm
Edward Tierce
Meeting Opens Today at Ross Camping Ground
Hundreds expected as the annual camp meeting begins at Ross Camp Ground near Rotherwood. Bishop Richard J. Cooke of Athens Town preaches this morning with dinner on the ground, then services continue Monday and Tuesday. the site features pleasant scenery and easy access to the old church.
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Body Commander Rodgers Starts On Way To Maryland
Commander John Rodgers A S M was killed when his plane fell into the Delaware river at the Philadelphia navy yard. His body was borne between Marines and Sailors on a motor march to Havre de Grace Maryland in a solemn transfer almost 24 hours after death. Companions who planned the flight again followed the body as it was taken to his parents home. The flag draped casket was moved by a squad of fliers and sailors to a limousine for the journey to the final resting place.
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Funeral Rites for Rudolph Valentino to Be Held Monday
New York a funeral for Rudolph Valentino will be held Monday morning at St Malachi's church with pallbearers including Douglas Fairbanks Mal St Clair Richard Rowland Adolph Zuker Marcus Lowe Hiram Abrams Sidney Kent James R Kirk Joseph M Scheneck and Nicholas I Scheneck. Negri to attend from California by train in mourning arrives in New York tomorrow. seven mail sacks received by Valentino Memorial committee treasurer but not opened until offices are set up next week.
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Rudolph Valentino
St. Malachi’s Church
Douglas Fairbanks
Mal St. Clair
Richard Rowland
Adolph Zuker
Marcus Lowe
Hiram Abrams
Sidney Kent
James R. Kirk
Joseph M. Scheneck
Nicholas I. Scheneck
Michael Romano
Frank Manillo
Negri
Pola Negri
Valentino
California
Chicago
Rudolph Valentino Memorial Committee
Weather Outlook for Virginia and Tennessee
Virginia forecast calls for fair and warmer Sunday then cloudy Monday with possible showers in the afternoon or at night. Tennessee predicts fair Sunday and Monday with local thundershowers and little temperature change.
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Westward, Mississippi Sheriff Wins Wagner Return
A desolate search ends as Sheriff Turner of Mississippi secures extradition for Kinnie Wagner after a fruitless road trip by Sullivan County officials. Wagner, who killed deputies in Kingsport, was bound over to Miller County Arkansas court before Mississippi gained custody per governor授权.
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Wagner
Miller County
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Terral
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Mississippi
Theosophist Jeddu Krish Namart Arrives in Chicago
A quiet Hindu youth Jeddu Krish Namart arrives in Chicago amid throngs and flowers as he becomes the world teacher’s mouthpiece for the American Theosophical Society. Mrs. Annie Besant accompanies him. they attend a reception at the fortieth convention and plan to lay a corner stone for a US headquarters in Wheaton.
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Peri Qnet
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Ojai
California
Tilden Ends Tourney With a Twin Triumph
Newport invitation tennis results show William T. Tilden of IL winning the doubles final with Alfred E. Chapin Jr over William M. Johnston and Dr. George King 6-4 6-2 6-8 Ged after beating Chapin in the singles 3-6 6-4 6-0 86. The pair faced stiff resistance from King and Johnston, who had beaten Hugh G. M. Kelleher and Francis T. Hunter in a five setter in the semifinal.
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Alfred E. Chapin Jr
William M. Johnston
George King
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Johnston
Hugh G. M. Kelleher
Francis T. Hunter
Local People Attend the Charlotte Races
Local residents attended the Charlotte automobile races last Monday. The Kingsportions returned during the week after a trip totaling 14 miles by accurate tabulation. Notable stops included Blowing Rock and Chimney Mountain. They returned Thursday after departing Sunday. Participants listed: Mr. McNeil and family Boots Miller Andrew Bobher Olin Flora Matt Johnson C. C. White and family.
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M. McNeil
Blowing Rock
Chimney Mountain
Mr. McNeil
Boots Miller
Andrew Bobher
Olin’ Flora
Matt Johnson
C.C. White
Reported Found Dead in Marshes After Storms
New Orleans reports say scores of people are dead in Terre Bonne and other low-lying areas swept by the storm. A seaplane sighting near Thibodaux claimed 11 bodies among fishermen from Point Au Chine, raising total known dead to 17 though officials doubt the count.
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Daring Michigan jail break frees many convicts
Twenty four inmates overpowered guards at the Michigan reformatory in Battle Creek, with twenty one still at large and three recaptured. Leaders Benton Ford and Franklin Todd, both Toledo men, allegedly armed, coordinated the escape. Deputy Warden Ed Haight halted the breakout by firing over the crowd. Five vehicles seized as the escape unfolded, with ongoing hunt and recapture efforts.
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Lapeer County
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Baight
Roy Sypher
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Jeter
Virginia county wardens named by game and inland fisheries
Richmond Aug 28 Twenty county game wardens and one supervising warden were appointed by the commissioner. George B. Vick was named supervising warden in charge of the back bay district. Wardens named include Holman Cumberland, Hayden Plutania, Carter Fairfax, Heading Prince William, Baker Carolinas, King and Queen, Chowning Lancaster, Blackwell Northumberland, Yorke Henry Charles, Pulley Southampton, Bacon Lunuenburg, Ford Sussex, Connor Floyd, Baughan Grayson, Moore Henry, Hains Washington, Puqua Bedford, Wilburn Giles, Lesler Tazewell, Newland Shenandoah. Next session in October.
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Joseph Baker
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Stuart Blackwell
Northumberland
Henry Charles Yorke
J. L. Pulley
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