Smith Reynolds 20 Year Old Camel Heir Fatally Shot
Reynolds, son of the late Boo Reynolds, a Winston-Salem based tobacco heir, died at dawn after being shot during a party at his Winston-Salem home. Investigators say suicide is a possibility, though motive remains unclear as the Reynolds family and guests recount the event. The victim’s wife had recently filed for divorce, and Reynolds had announced engagement news related to a New York business associate. The case prompts a broader look at the social circle of the deceased and the surrounding circumstances.
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Winston-Salem Hospital
Winston. Salum
Smith Reynalds
Dowhr
Deltan
Soba
Alow
Ain
Reynolds
Boo Reynolds
Tohaeen
Ndinnett
AG Walker
Winston Sidon
Ghughe Yeager
New York
Walker
von Che Tieht
Tye
Mear
Richt Temple
Amd
Emerg
Omur
de. Darbon
Frank Voeler
Winston-Salem Andertaker
Anne Canton
York
S.C
Seth
Anne Convoy
J. Frank Smth
Dr. Ghiarbette Hardware
Miss Tolman Aind Reynolds
Tennessee and Virginia Weather Update Forecast
United States Weather Service reports generally fair conditions for Tennessee tonight and Thursday with scattered thundershowers possible Thursday afternoon and little temperature change. Virginia also sees fair weather tonight and Thursday with possible local thundershowers Thursday afternoon and a slight warmth in the extreme north.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Political talks of deals and drives across parties
Washington dispatch outlines bipartisan drives amid debates on policy and reforestation plans. Figures like McAvoe and Cannon push or critique platforms as Hyde and Moses weigh in on Roosevelt era forestry programs and the July Fourth telegraph release.
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Washington
Duty
Jean
Tin
Topeeveit
Tammany Hill
Willian G. McAvoe
New York
Roosevelt
Coplance
New Jersey
Sl Wenmbver
GOP
Tloever
Stay of sentence granted for Asheville banking case
Asheville July 6 defense lawyers secured a stay of imprisonment for Luke Lea Jr Davis and Luke Lea Sr as they seek a new hearing citing new evidence and regularities. The Supreme Court had upheld the lower court verdict convicting them of defrauding the Central Trust and Trust Company, with Lea as ex banker president, and sentences ranging from one to ten years plus fines.
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Asheville
N.C
Piea
Art Luke Lea
Tossey Outligher
Wallace Ry Davis
Tony
Centre Task and Trust Company
Superige
Robert R. Williams
Gueyney
A. McElroy
Superioy Court
Niev
State Supreme Court
Tea
Davis
Luke Lea, Jr
Bank
Lea
Young Lea
Leu
United States
Nashville Tennessean
Memphis
Knoxville
Ast August
East Tennessee counties slash 32-33 budgets
Knox, Sevier and Hawkins counties kept tax rates after a budget slash movement. Knox rose from 1.14 to 1.15 era, rejecting 1.09 proposed by the finance panel. Hawkins moved 2.00 to 2.02, Sevier 2.45 to 2.88. Sullivan, Campbell, Roane cut rates. Carter held at 3.37 with a 7 cent drop. Anderson and Taxpayers League plan to draft salary cuts of 10 percent for county officials.
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Knoxville
East Tennessee
Knox
Sevier
Hawkins
Sullivan
Campbell
Roane
Carter
Anderson County
Taxpayers’ League
Prohibition Party Faces Cold Reception in Indianapolis Meeting
Deets Pickett of the Methodist Board says he cannot see a practical program for the Prohibition party gathering in Indianapolis. He criticizes rushing Congress to approve intoxicating beer and notes sympathy with the Prohibition goal but rejects their approach. Edwin C. Dinwiddie reports no signs temperance groups will align with the Prohibition party.
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Washington
Deets Pickett
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Prohibition Party
Thdianapolis
Congress 13
Lowali ‘Best
Busilas
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
Fickett
United States
Congress
Conferences On Relief Program Bring No Result
Washington July 6 AP Two hour talks between President Hoover and congressional leaders on the 2.122 billion Wagner Garner relief bill failed to bridge the gap between executive and legislative branches. Speaker Garner declared opposition to selective lending and urged broadening the Reconstruction corporation to benefit all, while Hoover pressed limits on loans to individuals amid warnings of a possible panic. Rainey warned the bill would go forward and vetoes would be fought.
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Washington
House
Garner
Floover
Hoover
Reconstruction Corporation
Senate
Wagner-Garner
Billy
White House
Renate
Rainey
Wagner
N. KE
I Ie Rainey
Smith Promises Support Party In Democratic Alignment
Alfred E Smith announced he would support the Democratic party and reject any independent party. He argued third parties are impractical now and would merely split the vote, offering no help to the people in need. He did not name Franklin D Roosevelt and cited large numbers of suggestions from across the country.
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New York
Alfred B. Smith
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dividend Reduced by Columbian Carbon Co
Directors of Columbian Carbon Co placed the stock on a 32 annual dividend basis against 33 previously by declaring a quarterly disbursement of 50 cents a share payable Aug 1 to stock of record July 18.
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New York
Columbian Carbon Co
Webb to Run as Independent for Sullivan County Sheriff
M E Webb, defeated for the Democratic nomination in Sullivan County, enters the sheriff race as an independent. He will oppose Democratic nominee J D Newland of Bristol, and pledges to return county salaries above 8600 to taxpayers. Republicans have no candidate in the race.
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Webb
Sullivan County
J. D. Newland
Bristol
Bluffity
Taxpayers’ League
Mystery Surrounds Trial At Angelus Temple
In Los Angeles on July 6 a breach of promise suit by Marie Taam St Fierre against David Hutton nears day twelve as Miss 82 Pierre exits the courthouse to a crowd of about 30 flower baskets. Elders of Angelus Temple receive flowers from Towerbearers followers with best wishes, while Hutton remains silent.
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Los Angeles
Myrule
Angelus Temple
Hutton
Board of Elders of
Debts Ultimatum Shapes MacDonald Mediation
In Lausanne on July 6, Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald emerged as the mediator in the debts and reparations dispute between France and Germany. France backed a plan tying reparations to U.S. debt revisions, while Germany refused linking reparations to allies' debts. France proposed a multi billion mark bond with World Bank funds for reparations and reconstruction, a figure Germany balked at though discussions continued.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
France
Germany
MacDonald
United States
World Bank
Europe
Mrs Barney Freed by English Jury in Slaying
London July 6 AP Elvira Dolores Barney was acquitted of murder and manslaughter charges in the fatal shooting of her lover Thomas William Stott Stephen in her apartment on May 31. The jury deliberated less than two hours, and crowd scenes followed the verdict as she was escorted from the courtroom.
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London
Elvira Dolores Barney
Thomas William Stott Stephen
Stephen
Justice Humphreys
Bailey
Barney
Lady Mullens
Log of Griffin Mattern Flight Record Pace Across Atlantic
AP report details Griffin and Mattern flight logging from Floyd Bennett Field to Harbor Grace and onward to Ireland then Europe. Times note departure, arrivals, elapsed durations, and distances with speeds cited. Later sightings include over Rosapenna and Bremen with progress compared to Gatty record and ongoing coverage pages.
Hoover Arms Cut Plan Pigeonholed at Geneva
Geneva July 6 AP Plans were under way to raise but pigeonhole President Hoover s proposals for a one third reduction of the world s armament and the disarmament conference prepared to adjourn until next fall The conference was to issue a declaration praising the Hoover proposals and outlining points of approximate agreement The general commission session will give unexpressed delegations a chance to speak Sir John Simon was authorized to draft the summer ending declaration The document will note the need for time to study certain plan phases and announce areas of virtual agreement
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Geneva
Araise
Pigenhole
Hoover
Sir John Simon
Reparations Timeline From World War I To Hoover Moratorium
A brief history notes reparations from a 44.0 billion start to a contested value now quoted near 1.0 billion for Allied nations. It covers Versailles to Boulogne talks, the Dawes plan of 1924, the Young plan of 1929, and the Hoover moratorium as the next major move.
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New York
Germany
Boulogne
Allied Powers
Dawes, Committee
Ags
Young Commission
Geneva
American fliers reach Berlin non stop in record time
Bennett Griffin and James Mattern landed at Tempelhof Berlin in the Century of Progress monoplane after a 48 hour 41 minute trans Atlantic crossing. They beat Post and Gatty by about two hours and fifty minutes, with weather delays noted and ambassador Sackett absent at landing.
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Berlin
Bennett Griffin
James Mattern
Atlantic
Harbor Ace
Post and Gatty
Harbor Grace
Chester
England
Hamburg
Mattern and
Griffin
New York
Hanover
Tempelhof
United States
Sackett
Here
Globe Girdlers
Mattern-Griffin
Germany
Frederick MM. Sackett
Post-Gatty
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
James H. Kimball
The
Weather Bureau
Mate Tern
Moscow
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Mattern Flight
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