North Carolina coal price talk amid Hoover scale withdrawal
North Carolina officials debate fixing coal prices after Hoover’s price scale was withdrawn. Director R O Self suspends action while weighing options possibly seeking federal guidance. Despite mine resumption, state sees no coal shortage. railways move fuel, applications for coal keep coming, and anxiety remains over policy. Supreme Court fall term opens with seven appeals, including State versus Gill for criminal assault and multiple Pasquotank cases. Governor Morrison refuses parole for Nick Bailey. labor market shows more workers than jobs amid statewide unemployment data.
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North Carolina
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Herbert Hoover
Washington
Hoover
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North Carolina Supreme Court
First Judicial District
Ed Gill
Beaufort
J. 3. Manning
Frank Nash
Daniel & Carter
Wiley C. Rodman
Ward & Grimes
John G. Tooley
Harry McMullen
Benjamin Forbes
Maggie Small
Eugene Small
J. C. Long
A. B. Banks
Pasquotank
W. I. Halstead
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Aydiett & Simpson
L. Baker
J. D. Winslow
Herman Newbern
J. W. Fisher
J.B. Leigh
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W. A. Hwosth
Old North State News Roundup From Carolina Towns
Condensed notices from across the state report a stabbing near Long’s sanatorium, a two headed baby living briefly in Thomasville, a Greensboro shop project, Greensboro tax cut, Burlington school term date, Weldon near-fatal self injury, Robeson County fair plans, Elizabeth City cruelty case, a fatal grade crossing incident between Apex and New Hill, Shelby Kiwanis pledge for a new cotton mill, Charlotte firm to base operations in city, New Bern inviting Henry Ford to speak at fair, Calvary Moravian Church planning a new hundred thousand dollar temple, Mendelson street bond sale under council review, Greensboro storm drain project, Winston-Salem health inspector leaves, Durham underpass plan near fatal crossing, and rural mail carrier meeting in Hickory.
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Clyde Campbell
J. 8. Campbell
Rowan County
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Thomasville
Liyod Matthews
High Point
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T. C. Thompson
rBo
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Commerce
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Burlington
C. C. Haworth
Weldon
Charles B. Vincent
South Weldon
Lumberton
Robeson County Fair Association
Elizabeth City
Forebee
Corporation of
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Seaboard
Apex
New Hill
Banford
Hamlet
Shelby
Shelby Kiwanis Club
Max 0. Gardner
C. Palmer Spivey Company
Augusta
L. Bi. Palmer
Elizabeth High School
New Bern
Henry Ford
New Bern Fair
Winston-Salem
Calvary Moravian Church
Mendelson
Gsboro
Wington-Salem
Harold B. Henderson
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Cotton Acreage Abandoned Decline in Crop Condition
Washington reports this crop year forecast at 10,575,000 bales based on August 25 conditions at 67.0 percent of normal, with a yield of 145.8 pounds per acre. States show varied abandonment and remaining cultivation, while Britain fears for cotton futures and U S bond financing widens.
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United States
Prohibition Chief Proposes Seizure of City of Atlanta
New York Prohibition Zone Chief Appleby recommended seizure of the steamship City of Atlanta operated by the steamship company after its agents were involved in illegal activity. The move aims to curb illicit alcohol shipments and enforce federal restraint on vessels within the zone.
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Nick Baleeby
Pitt County
A. B. Bakeby
Bury
Voeeel
New York
Appleby
Atlanta
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Bonus Bill Passes Senate After Hours of Debate
The four billion dollar soldiers' bonus bill won Senate approval 47 to 32 after four hours of debate. The roll call showing party lines vanished, and applause greeted the result. Opponents were largely absent or paired. the measure moves to conference with House leaders expected to act swiftly.
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France
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New
Phipps
Reed
Pennsylvania
Emoot
Sterling
Wadsworth
Dial
Glass
Myers
Rhields
Swanson
Underwood
Williams
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
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