Definitive tobacco market plans in Thomasville take root
Arrangements finalize for a tobacco warehouse lease to W. B. Shelburne of Washington NC for a three year period. Banks including Commercial Bank First National Bank and Bank of Thomasville back financing as Shelburne positions Thomasville for a strong tobacco marketing season with four buyers already secured and more expected.
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Thomasville
W. B. Shelburne
Washington, N. C
Shelburne
Blackburne
Commercial Bank
First National Bank
Bank of Thomasville
L. D. Ferguson
South Georgia
Georgia Belt
Georgia
America
Carolina Belt
Washington, D. C
Gravely, Harvey and Shelburne
Gravely
Camilla
W. W. Gravely
J. O. W. Gravely
China-American Tobacco Co
Fitzgerald
Errant Prince to Be Crowned King of Romania Today
Bucharest June 7 former Crown Prince Carol returned from exile and was expected to be proclaimed king of Romania this evening. Parliament planned a sitting to confirm the act while the government debated whether he should be regent. The move would end King Michael the youngest monarch in Europe and trigger a regency for the child king.
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Rumania
Bucharest
Carol
France
Maniu
Romania
Paris
Mme. Magda Lupescu
Sove
Michael
Mickey
Nicholas
Warring Tongs Sign Peace Pact as Killings Halt
Representatives of the Hip Sing and On Leong tongs met District Attorney Crain and Police Commissioner Mulrooney in New York to sign a treaty of peace. The accord aimed to end a wave of killings across New York Chicago Newark Everett and Boston, with six deaths reported in three days.
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New York
Crain
Chicago
Newark
N. J
Everett
Mass
Mulrooney
Boston
Manhattan
Mags
Father shoots two children then kills self in Georgia
Dr. Forrest P. Hudson, a 68 year old Tucker physician, shot his two young children Morris aged two and Hilda aged six at a Barn milking time and then killed himself. The boy died at a hospital near Atlanta. Hilda survived briefly. Police say he had been considered mentally unbalanced after a prior auto accident.
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Atlanta
Forrest P. Hudson
Hudson
Tucker
Ridenhour Found. Police Identify Body Mystery Deepens
Indianapolis authorities disclose C. C. Ridenhour, a former Mobile associate of Harold H. Schroeder, is not the burned man found in Schroeder’s car. Ridenhour says he last saw Schroeder over a year ago and cannot explain Schroeder’s death or disappearance.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis News Today
C. C. Redenhour
Harold Herbert Schroeder
Mobile
Ala
Ridenhour
Freeport
Long Island
Schroeder
Thomas Riley
C. C. Ridenhour
H. H. Schroeder
Weather outlook for Southeast states
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with Sunday partly cloudy skies. Georgia experiences cooler conditions in the south and extreme east with Sunday partly cloudy and light to moderate northwest and north winds. Florida shows partial cloud cover with local showers in central and southern areas tonight and Sunday, winds light to moderate from the southeast in the south and gentle from the northwest to north in the north.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Saunders Is Sentenced In Atlanta Graft Case
Councilman W C Saunders, the fourth man convicted in Atlanta graft trials, is sentenced to 12 months on the chain gang on count one and 12 months plus a $1000 fine on count two, with sentences on counts one and two running concurrently. A further 12 month chain gang term on count three follows. The jury acquitted him on count four.
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Atlanta
W. C. Saunders
Verlyn B. Moore
Saunders
Moore
Charles M. Ford
Ford
A. E. Wilson
A. L. Belle Isle
Black and White Cab Company
Queen Marie Glad to See Carol in Vienna
Dowager Queen Marie of Romania learned of Crown Prince Carol's return in Bucharest and Vienna. She told reporters she is pleased as a mother and will remain guardian of her people as she travels toward Cherammergau.
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Queen Marie
Carol
Vienna
Marie of
Rumania
Crown Prince
Bucharest
Cberammergau
Dalton farmer shot after long feud
John Sandrich, a Dalton area farmer, was shot in the abdomen Friday night and died in a hospital. Bob Hayes, 25, is sought by officers for the slaying. The two men lived near Dalton and an old feud is believed to have sparked the crime.
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Dalton
Georgia
John Sandrich
Bob Hayes
Pantages Free On $100000 Bail After Conviction Appeal
Los Angeles reports that Alexander Pantages, 54, theatre magnate, released on $100000 bail after seven months in jail for assault on 17 year old dancer Eunice Pringle. His appeal from a one to fifty year prison sentence is pending.
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Los Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Oil Millionaire Seeks Ford Plan for 1000 Planes
Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman reports Warle P Halliburton, a Duncan, Oklahoma millionaire, proposes a nationwide air passenger service using a large fleet of 1000 planes. He says Ford would supply parts while other manufacturers join, with two ships weekly for a year and then three to five planes weekly.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoman
Warle P. Hallibut
Southwest Air
Henry
Big Pie Burton
Duncan
Okla
Southwest
Ford
Talliburton
Cot Express
Man Kills Ex Wife and Her Brother Then Is Killed
Jesse Barber 35 shot and killed his divorced wife 30 and wounded her brother in Cord near Batesville Arkansas. He was later killed by the wounded brother-in-law Farrol Nuckols at Nuckols home. Barber was brother of J P Barber who has a 21 year prison term for Maurice Osborne's slaying in Cord last July.
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Batesville
Ark
Jesse Barber
Faarl Nuckols
Cord
Barber
J. P. Barber
Maurice Osborne
Cord Merchant
Bandits Loot Bank in Jamaica Long Island Robbery
Nineteen thousand dollars in cash was stolen today from the vault of the Richmond Hill National Bank in Jamaica Long Island by three armed bandits who tied up four employees and escaped in an automobile.
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New York
Richmond Hill National Bank
Jamaica
Long Island
Cannon Fights Senate Over Quorum Contempt Charge
Bishop James Cannon Jr defends himself against contempt claims, arguing the Senate Lobby Committee lacked a quorum when he walked out. The dispute centers on questions about his political activities in the 1928 anti Smith campaigns and the committee’s authority to investigate. Party lines split on how to proceed as chairman Caraway remains away and votes hinge on Borah and others.
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Washington
Walsh
Montana
James Cannon
Senate Lobby Committee
Cannon
Wall
Montanan
James Cannon, Jr
Senate
Memphis Police Move to Stamp Out Communists
Memphis police pursue a thorough investigation of communist activity after arrests of Joe Norvell and others. Horace and Mrs Davis and Tom Johnson, Ohio communist, jailed on nonbailable charges, with American Legion guidance shaping police plans for future actions.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mra
Horace Davis
Tom Johnson
Joe Norvell
American Legion
Horace B. Davis
Ohio
Norvell
W. T. Griffin
Bailey Offers Help to Communists in Memphis Case
New York reports Forest Bailey of the American Civil Liberties Union wired Memphis to aid three alleged communists held on a threatened breach of the peace charge. Mrs. Anna Davis, mother of Horace B. Davis, aided the request. ACLU lawyer Robert Keebler operates in Memphis. Tom Johnson, among those arrested, was previously cleared of criminal syndicalism in Ohio on appeal.
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New York
Forest Bailey
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Unnion
Memphis
Tenn
Bailey
Anna Davis
Horace B. Davis
Southwestern College
Robert Keebler
Dayton
U. and P
Tom Johnson
Ohio
Johnson
Davis' Amusing View Of Racial Equality Stirred College
Memphis police report Professor Horace B. Davis, jailed as a communist, claimed he taught his racial equality theories to economics classes at Southwestern College. College president Dr. Charles Diehl called the remark amusing and noted a one year trial showed strained relations with Davis, who was not invited back next year.
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Memphis
Tenn
Horace B. Davis
Southwestern College
Charles Diehl
Diehl
Davis
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
German Minister assassinated in Lisbon port incident
Dr Albert Von Baligand German minister to Lisbon was shot and critically wounded while disembarking a German warship. Frang Piechocosky, arrested, confessed intent to kill a minister and noted forged American papers. The German fleet had just arrived in Lisbon harbor with formal honors.
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Albert von Baligand
Lisbon
Libson
Portugal
Ee Franz Piechocosky
New York
Albert von Balieand
von Baligend
Frang Piéchoensky
Gladish
Dr. von Balizgand
Kidnapped British Wait Safe Return to Chaman
Simla June 7 Major F J Marley Captain J C Frere and Mrs Frere, kidnapped Wednesday by insurgent frontier tribesmen near Chaman on the Guettanchaman road, were returned safely to Chaman after two days in Afghanistan. They were carried across the border by Achakzai raiders and released after negotiations led by Haken Spin Baldak with Afghan troops present. Major Farley is a Royal Engineers officer and Captain Frere serves in the Twelfth Infantry Brigade.
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Simla
India
F. J. Marley
J.C. Frere
Frere
Chaman
Guettanchaman
Afghanistan
Haken Spin Baldak
Farley
Royal Engineers
Twelfth Infantry Brigade
Boy Kills Friend Over Two Cigarettes in Gloucester
Gloucester New Jersey June 7 A 15 year old boy is dead and another boy, a school companion, is jailed charged with killing him after an altercation over two cigarettes. The victim Joseph McAleer of Gloucester City died at a Camden hospital from a milk bottle strike to the head last night.
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Gloucester
N. J
Joseph McAleer
Gloucester City
Camden
Jury delivers guilty verdict in Phinazee case
The jury finds Phinazee guilty on one count after deliberations starting Thursday. J. S. Norris and Mrs. Queen Belote, indicted as accessories, await trial as jurors await sentencing guidance from Judge Thomas. Court reconvenes Monday at 9:30 with parties and attorneys Johnson and Edwards present.
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Phinazee
Thomas
J. S. Norris
Quitman
Queen Belote
Messrs Johnson and Edwards
Valdosta
Police search for Harold Colston in Haynie death case
Atlanta June 7 police seek Harold Colston a Negro in connection with the death of Herbert P. Haynie a 37 year old shipping clerk at a cotton mill Haynie was found unconscious on the shipping platform and died from a broken neck a blow from a heavy weapon witnesses say Haynie and Colston fought yesterday at the mill
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Atlanta
Harold Colston
Herbert PP. Haynie
Haynie
Nevro
Macon Population Revealed by Census Count
Macon Georgia reports a total population of 63 967 based on borough figures. Borough of Macon lists 53 866 while Pane City has 368 and unincorporated communities Nos 1 to 3 total 9 733.
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Macon
Atlanta
W. M. Steuart
Pane City
Miss Chile Violeta Gomez Briceno Elopes for Honeymoon
Violeta Gomez Briceno once crowned Miss Chile in a Miami beauty contest has eloped with Rafael Bosch a consulting lawyer for the Chilean consulate in New York. The couple was reported to be headed for Caninda for a honeymoon today.
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New York
Violeta Gomez Briceno
Chile
Miami
Rafael Bosch
Caninda
Purchase of Government Boats To Be Held Up
The ship ping board will tell President Hoover that proposals to buy government owned steamship lines will not be acted on until the advisory commission reports. The President said he would appoint a commission to assist the board amid ongoing controversy.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Hoover
Attacks on German Reparations Bonds in U S
Representative Louis T. MacFadden of Pennsylvania attacked the sale of German reparations bonds in the United States. He spoke as the State Department approved selling 100,000,000 dollars of bonds in the country by a bankers syndicate, saying the move reverses twelve years of foreign policy.
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New York
Louis T. MacFadden
Pennsylvania
House Committee On Banking and Currency
United States
State Department
People's Forum
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Carol Caraiman
Cotrocini Airdrome
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Dalton Farmer
Associated Press
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Maxwell
Cal
Man
Rochester
Vere
Order of Nobles of the
Caraway
Robinson
Indiana
Blaine
Wisconsin
Borah
Idaho
Baligand
Mrs. Belore
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