Hotels Allowed to Sell Drinks to Registered Guests
At a special Board of Aldermen meeting in Wilson the council approved an amendment to the Sunday Blue laws. The change exempts bona fide registered hotel guests from the prohibition on serving refreshments and cigars, while other businesses remain subject to the original ordinance. The board stressed continued intent to enforce the Sabbath more strictly, insisting the action does not alter the original plan.
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Board of Aldermen
Arison
Lucas
Wilson
Boswell
Ford withdraws offer on government property at Shoals
Oct 18 report from Washingon states Henry Ford withdraws his offer on government property at Shoals. President Coolidge notes the withdrawal reopens disposal questions for Congress and Ford cites elapsed time preventing further delay. The President acknowledges the decision and potential shifting conditions affecting the offer.
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Washingdon
Henry Ford
Shoals
Coolidge
Ford
Congress
Funds Raised From Three Sources for Lafollette Campaign
Chicago Oct. 18 AP A special investigating committee hears Frank Walsh claim three funds support the Coolidge Dawes ticket. Sources include the national committee bankers and manufacturers. Walsh cites estimates of ten to twelve million dollars likely raised. Hearing resumes next Tuesday.
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Chicago
Lafollette
Coolidge-Dawes
Frank Walsh
Kansas City
National Committee
United States
Walsh
W. L. Simmons
Mechanics and Metals National Bank
New York
National Bankers Convention
West
Statesbury
J. R. Grundy
Bristol
Ways and Means Committee
Republican National Committee
Auto driver dies in 50 m race at Clearetold
Kenneth Quinn, 20, was fatally injured today in a 50 meter race at Clearetold, Pennsylvania, according to officials. The incident ends a driver on track news with a young competitor losing his life.
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Clearetold
Kenneth Quinn
Funeral Services of Anatole France Held
Anatole France is buried in Paris this afternoon with full honors. The famed poet and novelist was laid to rest in a ceremony reported by AP from Paris.
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Anatole France
Paris
France
Ku Klux Klan Plane Crippled By Bullet
An airplane in Klan service circling the New England fair grounds to gather thousands of members was forced down after a rifle bullet crippled its motor, a ground announcer said at the Worcester event on October 18.
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Worchester
Mass
Ku Klux Klan
New England Fair Ground
Navy dirigible moors at Camp Lewis as crew secures line
The navy dirigible Shenandoah dropped a mooring line at Camp Lewis in Tacoma at 6 35 tonight. The line was picked up by the crew and attached to a mast as mooring began.
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Tacoma
Washington
Camp Lewis
Madeline Fields Urged to Try Competitive Swimming
Miss Madeline Fields has not entered competitive swimming but California friends urge her to pursue speed honors, believing her superb physique could let her test herself against top swimmers.
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Madeline Fields
California
Democrats Announce Campaign Fund Total
Washington October 18 The Democratic party reports a campaign fund of 300000 dollars with expectations to reach 1500000 dollars at the outside. No breakdown of receipts or expenditures is provided.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Maryland Battleground As Fifth District Vote Looms
Washington reports the fifth Maryland district faces a pivotal short term election that could determine who controls the House in a split delegation. The Mudd family legacy drives Republican hopes with Thomas B. R. Mudd the likely nominee, while Democrats prepare to nominate in Baltimore.
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Washington
Sydney E. Mudd
Maryland
Mudd
Coolidge
Davis
la Follette
Wisconsin
Isc
Swans
Virginia
Democratic National
Oldfield
Arkansas
Democratic Congressional Committee
Congress
Thomas B. R. Mudd
Democratic State Central Committee
Baltimore
Cotton futures edge lower as market records small gains
October cotton at 23.25 to 23.45 cents, December at 22.70 to 22.75, January 22.08, March 23.16 to 23.20. Spot middling cotton noted at 23.70 cents with quiet trading.
Saul injured when hit by auto in High Point
Saul, 57 year old insurance agent and former Goldsboro resident, was probably fatally injured when struck by an automobile in High Point. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries and was taken to a local hospital. The car was driven by Paul Hamilton of High Point.
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High Point
S. —. Sauls
Goldsboro
Paul Hamilton
Smith urges Coolidge to speak on Klan views
Governor Al Smith in Buffalo accuses President Coolidge of silence on the Ku Klux Klan and says the nation cannot accept a leader who remains quiet on the issue. He argues Coolidge has a special duty to voice the heart and conscience of Americans.
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AL. Smith
Coolidge
Buffalo
N. Y
al Smith
United States
Cotton Abandonment Figures to be Released in October
Secretary Wallace authorizes the board to publish cotton abandonment figures for the year as a supplement to the crop report. The data covers abandonment from June 5 to August 15 and June 25 to September 16.
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Washington
Get
Wallace
Making Cage Antenna Hoops From No 00 Copper Wire
Bend No 00 hard drawn copper wire into the required hoop shape and solder the ends flush not lapped to form a seamless cage antenna hoop.
Window Shopping Displays Dress and Footwear Adorn Local Shops
NSEARS showcases two windows of georgette crepe evening dresses in lavender and pink with ribbon and crepe de chine, plus a Jack Tar children's woolen line drawing attention from shoppers. A third window features Paisley goblets while Kinney's Nash street store presents a broad man to child footwear display as visitors frequent the shop.
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Jack Tar
Kinney's
Nash Street
Oasis Theatre
London shop windows show new summer fashions on display
London storefronts feature men wearing updated suits overcoats hats and shoes with lavish trims. Two overcoats gray and powder blue stand out while many new hat styles capture the fashion sense.
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London
Shurchwell's Beaded Bags Draw Favorable Comment
Shurchwell's displays beaded bags and purses that are provoking favorable comment. The exhibit highlights craftsmanship and style attracting shopper interest.
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Shurchwell's
Miller's Window Display Shows Fair Race Cup
A large silver loving cup donated by Birthe Motor Co. is shown in Miller's window. It will be awarded to the winner of the free-for-all automobile race on the last day of the Wilson County Fair.
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Miller’s
Birthe Motor Co
Wilson County
Chinese Rebels Agree To Surrender Arms For Payouts
The defeated Shekian troops will surrender arms after a $20 payment to each soldier and a pledge of freedom. Officials believe the danger of attack has passed.
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Shanghat
China
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Los Angeles
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