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Newspaper
Wilson Mirror
Location
Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1924
Page
3
A bulk listing announces 5 000 yards of good quality sheeting offered at a special price below the regular 18 14c per yard rate at Woryt. The ad emphasizes quantity and reduced unit cost.
In New York Oct 9 the second juvenile death by self harm in two days occurred as Theodore Chamberinsky 18 an art student killed himself by inhaling gas after a dispute with his mother. The incident nearly killed his parents who reprimanded him.
Paris reports France and Belgium notified the Sipasatians commission that the Ruhr and other evacuations required by the Dawes Plan have been completed.
Edward C. Finney of the Interior Department was to narrate more chapters of EB L Doheny’s Elk Hill dealings as the government's case to cancel his oil contracts and leases proceeded in federal court in California.
Governor continues campaign in Pitt County with luncheon in Williamston led by Mayor Hassell. Elbert Peel and Rev Shirley spoke. Robert Ogburn led the afternoon meeting and spoke again that night. Mrs. Morrison accompanied him and will travel to Be Haven and Washington, N. C., Thursday, where the campaign ends. They stay with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Ficklin.
London dispatch reports in the general election that by 12 45 p m with about a quarter of returns the Conservatives held a clear lead over others. They had 144 MPs elected, Laborites won 4, Liberals 21, marking a net gain of 30 seats for the Conservatives and losses for the Laborites.
London report notes liberals win 16 House seats. Lady Astor co elected from Sutton Division of Clement. Plymouth dispatch records former Prime Minister H. H. Asquith defeated in Paisley.
Spot cotton end of day quiet with middling at 24.30 cents. Futures finish steady with December 23.41, January 23.55, March 23.86, May 24.07, and July 23.75 cents.
Information reaching the White House today stated there is no inside ring controlling the United States Veterans Bureau as alleged by Horace Atkinson through the La Follette Wheeler campaign committee. President Coolidge's administration issued the official denial in Washington on October 29.
France plans recognition of the Russian Soviet government and is sending a note to Moscow stating that many already recognize the regime. The move follows debates over the new Soviet government and its place in postwar diplomacy.
In Bucharest a murderous Mudcath act killed the city’s police chief and wounded two officers, authorities said. The violence shocked the capital as investigators pursued leads and secure the scene.
An old classified style notice from Carolina Builders Supply Corp advertises free coal shovels with the purchase of one or more tons of coal. The line reads good coal shovel free as part of the sales pitch.
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