Nation Pays Tribute to Sec. Wallace Funeral
Funeral services for Henry C. Wallace secretary of Agriculture were held in the White House East Room. His body traveled to Des Moines with a state in the Iowa capital planned before burial in Eva. The trip paused for a state viewing at the capitol and the family travels included Mrs. Wallace and six children.
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Wasrington
Henry C. Wallace
White House
Des Moines
Eva
Mr. Wallace
Buriag
Lowate
LaFollette vows broad probe into tax dodges
Senator Robert M. La Follette announces in a quiet village that in the coming session Congress will launch a vigorous investigation into how large financiers and millionaires evade income taxes. He cites Harry F. Sinclair and J. P. Morgan, questions the tax of $98 643 paid, and urges a united public push to unmask tax dodges and curb corruption.
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Robert M. LaFollette
Congress
LaFollette
Harry F. Sinclair
J. P. Morgan
J. Walso
Montana
Walsh
Senate
Yeapot Dome
Bontana
Af Vllette
Jyive
Peperen
Poqipge
Mentana
Pratt Bound Over to Court in Haring Case
John Petitt, colored driver of the car that struck and killed a 3 year old, faced a hearing before Justice of the Peace Hardy. He was bound over to Superior Court on a $1000 bond after the judge reduced the initial $5000. Pratt could not post bond and was returned to jail.
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John ‘Petitt
Erwin Langley
Justice of the Peace
Hardy
Superior Court
Tiekinatin
Fred Swindell
Vigorous Campaign For Port And Terminal Issue In County
Speakers including local business and professionals and Charles A Harris of Wake County will fill speaking dates at various places in Wilson County this week starting tomorrow night. A schedule runs in today’s Mirror. The county backs lower freight rates and waterway transportation facilities, with expectations of a large pro port majority. Public invited to attend.
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Charles A. Harris
Wake’ County
Wilson County
the Mirror
Prince of Wales Seeks Poker Tips During Visit
The Prince of Wales plans to learn poker while visiting England. Local reaction from Martin's Ferry, Ohio notes frustration and a call to settle outstanding debts.
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England
Martin’s Ferry
Ohio
Window Displays Show Rich Fashion and Oriental Rugs
The article highlights CGLLMER'S window displays featuring large glass fronts with women's coats, crepe frocks, and marveled millinery. Barrett-Patrick Co showcases imported gowns including a rose crepe French frock and a brocaded chiffon dress. Mae Murry in The French Doll at the Oasis is praised for its extensive wardrobe. An Orient rug display and a Karpen upholstered sofa set draw attention to home furnishings.
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Cgllmer's
Nash Street
Ifapr
Marx
Farahen
Homas-Yelverton CO
Orient
Karpen
Soc
Barrett-Patrick, CO
Bolivia
Mae Murry
Oasis
Cubs Acquire Maranville Grimm Cooper from Pirates in Trade
The Chicago National League club bought Walter Maranville Charlie Grimm and Wilber Cooper from Pittsburgh in exchange for Vick Aldrige George Grantham and Albert Niehaus. The letters were recently purchased by the Cubs from Chattanooga with no money changing hands.
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Chicago
Walter Maranville
Charlie Grimm
Wallace's Successor Not Be Named Now
President Coolidge will not name a new secretary of agriculture until after Wallace's burial on Wednesday in Des Moines Iowa. The death of Secretary Wallace prompted several messages asking for appointment consideration, but no decision will be made before the funeral services.
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Washington
Coolidge
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Des Moines
Iowa
Senator Simmons to speak once in port campaign stop
Senator Simmons will deliver a single speech in New Bern during the port and terminal campaign event due to his current physical condition. The appearance is scheduled for Thursday night to address supporters and discuss campaign goals.
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Simmons
New Bern
Germans Favor LaFollette in U S Election Impact Ties
Berlin reports Germans show interest in U S election mainly over Versailles treaty revisions with tariff concerns second. Most favor La Follette for treaty revision, while hoping for lower tariffs to ease German goods into the United States.
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Berlin
LaFollette
LaFolette
United States
la Follette
John W. Davis
Coolidge
Germany
Hugo Eckener
Eckeners
Atlantic
Friedrichsmafen
Persians Plan Extraordinary Envoy to United States
Washington October 27 AP The Persian government will send an extraordinary envoy to the United States. The mission aims to explain the government’s attitude over the murder of Vice-Consul Robert Imbiie and to ease tensions caused by delays in executing the death sentence.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Robert Imbiie
Teheran
Girl overcomes fear to return home after dressing as a boy
Julia Hannigan, a Brooklyn girl missing since yesterday, told detectives she posed as a boy to learn life on the street. She saved money, stole her brother’s clothes, slept at a YMCA, and earned $1.50 to $2 a day as a caddy at Forest Park before being found in a Brooklyn lodging house.
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New York
A. Lo
Todday
Julia Hansnigan
Brooklyn
Julia
Big City
Forest Park
Ys M. C
Hannigan
Stu
Confederate Veterans Leader Died After Stricken at Churchill Downs
General William B. Haldman commander in chief of the Confederate Veterans died at a Louisville hospital after being struck while watching horse races at Churchill Downs. He was 58 years old and had previously been a part owner of the Courier Journal and Louisville Times.
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General Haldman
Famous Course
Louisville
William B. Haldman
The
Confederate Veterans
Churchill Downs
Couvier Journal
Louisville Times
Congressman M Fadden To Speak At Pinehurst Fair
Raleigh dispatch reports Dbus T. McFadden of Pennsylvania will headline the Sandhill fair at Pinehurst on Thursday. He chairs the house committee on banking and currency and will discuss present and future banking legislation and its relation to agricultural interests.
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Raleigh
Dbus T. McFadden
Pennsylvania
Flair Win
House
Banking and Currency
Sandhill
Pinehurst
Cass
Cotton futures close firm with modest gains
New York on October 27 reports cotton futures ending firmer with December at 25.40 to 23.45, January 23.50 to 23.57, March 23.83, May 24.06, July 23.72. New York spot cotton remained steady at middling 24.20.
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New York
LaFollette Funds Attacked as Inquiries Multiply
A Republican National Committee counter charge alleges enormous unaccounted expenditures by the LaFollette-Wheeler ticket via independent groups. The investigation will proceed in two parallel inquiries in Washington and Chicago starting Wednesday, with Sen. Shipstead and others leading respective teams.
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Oet
Republican National Committee
State Campaign Investigating Committee
LaFollette-Wheeler
Frank P. Walsh
LaFollette
Chicago
Biron
Shipstead
Farmer-Lal
Minnesota
Senate Cerraway
Arkansas
Bayard
Delaware
Roy
Pita Weymouth Kirkland
Republican Naticsy Committee
Regar
Weriger
Wilsh
Kirkland Seid le
Guy Femercan
New York
Republican Collection Committees
Masachusetts
Vermont
Connecticut
Iowa
Missouri
Senator Wheeler Continues Chargiss
Senator Wheeler campaigns in Springfield addressing charges about language and corruption in national affairs. The speech marks focus as he seeks the vice presidential role within the Republican context.
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Senator Wheeler
Chargiss
Springfield
Wheeler
Morrison Speaks in Louisburg and Oxford on waterways plan
Governor Morrison toured Louisburg and Oxford urging North Carolinians to back port terminals and water transportation. He framed the issue as a non partisan economic plan for all voters, despite rain dampening turnout. The message stressed unity beyond party lines and regional development.
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Oxford
N. C
Franklin
Granville
Morrison
North Carolina
Louisburg
Weill
Meass
Demorat
Frank Hancock
Young
Gierner
Ae. LaFollette
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