Triangular Debate Set For Tonight Among Local High Schools
Debating teams from High Point Lexington and Reidsville high schools meet in a preliminary round of the state high school debating championship under state university oversight. High Point negates, Reidsville affirms, with Lexington neg and Reidsville neg to face off at First Presbyterian church.
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High Point
Lexington
Reidsville
State University
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Crissman
Charles McAnally
High Point High School
Willie Rabinowitz
Frank Cauble
J. J. Farriss
T. J. Gold
James A. Clarke
Acid thrown in eyes of teacher in Jerome arrest
In Jerome Arizona Mrs Clarence V Hopkins wife of a mining engineer rushed to Prescott county jail to avoid violence after she allegedly threw acid into the eyes of Lucille Gallagher a social teacher. Witnesses say Hopkins seized Gallagher by the hair pushed back her hat and poured acid into her eyes injuring her hand. The trio had previously worked in Washington during the war.
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Jerome
Arizona
Clarence V. Hopkins
Wag
Prescott
Lucille Gallagher
Canvassers to dine with supporters for college drive
Canvass teams targeting 100000 in subscriptions for the Methodist Protestant college in High Point will be guests of Pr J T Burrus at a diner in the Commercial club building next Monday at 6 30 PM Dr Burrus leads the campaign and praised local efforts A chamber of commerce meeting last night showed several thousand dollars still needed to assure the college the city seeks The drive will continue for several days with renewed efforts to raise funds
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Methodist Protestant College
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Oder
American products face South American market temptation
Santiago reports Ultimas Noticias editors say South American nations will remain U S buyers unless better markets arise. They criticize American goods as inferior and argue the war opened trade which forced South Americans to accept U S systems opposed to old world methods.
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Santiago
United States
Ultimas Noticias
America
Old World
Market Steady On Early Trading Cotton Futures
In New York on April 1 the cotton market showed a fair steadiness with Liverpool cables firmer on private reports of a coal strike ending. Early trading opened unchanged to 11 points higher, May and July futures dipped briefly before steadying. May at 12.25, July at 12.72, October 13.24, December 13.52, January 13.56.
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New York
Liverpool
Shorts
Coton
Fire destroys Reynolds department store and stables
A major blaze in Reynolds Georgia destroyed the department store of B E A Goodard and company and Payne brothers Stables. Loss estimated at 200000 dollars with part insured. Fire likely started by spontaneous combustion in the stable.
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Georgia
Reynolds
BE. A. Goodard and Company
Payne Brothers
Buddhist dean ends 100 day isolation in Lake Biwa
Rev. Kojun Yoshiza, dean of an Osaka Budhist temple, returns to Osaka after 100 days alone on an islet in Lake Biwa for meditation and prayer.
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Osaka
Japan
Kojun Yoshiza
Married 70 Years Ago In Allentown Home
Andrew S Peck aged 23 married Maria Barbara Gangevere aged 21 in Allentown Pennsylvania. They have lived in the same home since 1861 marking a 70 year long marriage milestone.
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Allentown
Andrews. Peck
Maria Barbara Gangevere
Cold snap forecast extends into southern states
The Weather bureau predicts continued abnormally low temperatures tonight across the South Atlantic and south central states reaching Georgia and northern Alabama, signaling a regional cold period.
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Washington
South Atlantic
South Central States
Georgia
Alabama
Weather Bureau
American goods face criticism from Chilean merchant
A Chilean merchant rebuts claims of American inferiority and high pricing, arguing American products are consumed widely and credit is favorable. He contrasts European credit practices, noting long term credit collapse, while asserting U S exporters extend credit to solid firms and honor obligations.
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Britain
Germany
el Mercurio
Chile
Will Hays on the Job
Earl Montgomery receives a letter mailed two years ago addressed to him in France. He returned home in 1919 and the missive finally reached him in Albuquerque New Mexico. Cotton plant seeds once burned are now sources of a variety of food oils.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Earl Montgomery
France
Legion Urges Ten-Cent Memorial Day Drive for Overseas Graves
Indianapolis bulletin calls American Legion members nationwide to donate ten cents to fund decorations for overseas graves. Committees in France and Britain will ensure every grave is honored, with many relatives unable to visit Europe. Last Memorial Day 75,000 graves were decorated across Europe.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
America
Legion
Europe
France
Great Britain
England
Belgium
Germany
Franklin Dolier
Philadelphia
Legionnaires
Italy
Spain
Luxembourg
Notice of Sale Funding Bonds for High Point NC
Sealed proposals will be received by the High Point city council at the city manager's office until Friday April 15 at 12 noon for the purchase of 175000 funding bonds of the city. Bonds are in denominations of 1006 each. Public opening will follow bidding.
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High Point
N. C
City of
Reception for foreign trade leaders in Cleveland convention
Arrangements advance for the eighth national foreign trade convention to be held May 4 to 7 in Cleveland Ohio. More than 38 000 merchants manufacturers bankers railroad and steamship men will gather to coordinate foreign trade activities of the nation, according to H F Seymour general chairman.
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Cleveland, O
H. F. Seymour
High Point Bond Bid Terms and Legal Opinions
Purchasers must pay accrued interest from the date of the bonds to delivery. Bonds cannot be sold below par and accrued interest. Successful bidders receive opinions from Reed Dougherty and Hoyt of New York City affirming the bonds as valid binding obligations of the city of High Point. Acty 4-14.
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Messrs. Reed, Dougherty and Hoyt
New York City
High Point
High Point issues serial bonds with six percent interest
The city plans to sell dated April 15 1921 bonds in several tranches totaling 209 000 with six percent interest payable semi annually and convertible into fully registered bonds. Principal and interest are payable in gold at Hanover National Bank New York and bids require a certified check or equivalent security.
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United States of America
Hanover National Bank
New York City
N. Y
Ed. L. Ragan
High Point
North Carolina
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