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01 Apr 1927
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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1927
Page
1
Ford Carried to His Home After Hospital Release
Ford was moved from the hospital to his home last evening under strict secrecy. He will remain under physician care for several weeks, with entry into the home marked by guards at the doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Henry Ford Wards Off Health Crisis at Dearborn Estate
Detroit April 1 AP Henry Ford world richest man began a rest period at his Dearborn estate after suffering injuries from a car crash. Doctors report he is regressing but improving with no present complications. Authorities weigh whether to investigate the roadside collision that sent him down a embankment while driving home alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Dearborn
Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
Ford
R. D. McClure
Jung
Ng Hig
Meture
Ford Organization
D. R. McClure
Henry Ford Hospital
Frank J. Sladen
Fred Faustman
Tennessee Man Tells Murder Story With Fear Lifted
In Smithville Tennessee a man who witnessed a murder five years ago and lived in fear says he has cast fear aside and implicated two brothers Bob and Andy Johnson. He recalls Estes's murder, burial, and later relocation of the body. Andy Johnson denies involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Tenn
Sylvester Fish
George Estes
Bob
Andy Johnson
Estes
Bob Johnson
Fred Perry
Pea Ridge
Fish
Tip Blair
Blair
Johnson
Andy
Conditions at Chukiang Deteriorate Amid Foreign Tensions
Admiral Williams reported worsening conditions at Chukiang after the American consulate flag was destroyed. He warned of possible disturbances in Hankow as nationalist forces advance, and noted 27 ships of the Japanese second fleet were ordered to Amoy with the Kongo leading the force staying through April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chukiang
Adciral Williams
China
Navy Department
Hankow
Amoy
Williams
Kongo
New Fishing Law Goes Into Effect in North Carolina
Raleigh April 1 The 1927 fishing law went into effect today It requires licenses for all fishermen in public fresh water streams ponds lakes or reefs The resident county license is one dollar the state license two dollars and the non resident license three dollars under the act to propagate and protect game fish in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Tar Heel Sued for Damages by Accident
Emil G. and Ella G. Carl of Baltimore file two federal suits in the middle district seeking 16 000 and 25 000 respectively against George G Herr of Moore County North Carolina. They allege Herr collided with their Buick causing extensive damage and injuries including a knocked out tooth cuts and a nervous shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Middle District Federal Court
Emil G
Ella G. Carl
Baltimore
Maryland
George G. Herr
Moore County
Herr
Washington
Mrs. Carr
Farmer Reports High Quality Gold Find in North Carolina
Hollister North Carolina April 1 AP W T Council a local farmer said his land yields gold of very high quality But he added the quantity is too small to justify starting a mine commercially The report reflects his belief in the discovery while noting limited quantity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
N. C
W. T. Council
Elements Involved In Issue May Tie Up Mines
About 200000 miners across Illinois Indiana Iowa Ohio Pennsylvania Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Kansas and other states face mine shutdowns as the Jacksonville wage agreement expires at midnight Thursday. Operators cannot pay under the current terms while miners reject pay cuts. Roughly 2600 mines would go idle, with Ohio-initiated talks seeking a temporary measure to avert a wider stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Ilinois
Jacksonville
Meati
Kansas’ City
Sma
Price Levels of 1914 Held for Railroads
The interstate commerce commission ruled that 1914 valuation levels should base railroad rate making and property assessments, potentially affecting billions in computations. The St Louis and O Fallon Railroad was ordered to pay $266,878 within 90 days as half of excess earnings for 1921 to 1924, with final payment awaiting Supreme Court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Apr
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis and
O'Fallon
United States
St. Louis and O'Fallon
Supreme Court
Negro Education Program Improves Race Relations in North Carolina
North Carolina's negro education program fosters better understanding and cooperation between races, increasing tolerance and goodwill. State director N. C. Newbold spoke at Shaw University event with leaders Annie Holland J. Peacock and others noting reduced negro representation in penitentiaries and fewer negroes in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
N. C. Newbold
Negro Parent-Teachers Association
Annie W. Holland
Shaw University
J. L. Peacock
A. T. Allen
W. H. Livers
North Carolina College
Greensboro
L. E. Hall
W. H. Swift
State
Parent-Teachers Association
Mr. Newbold
Carolina
Ordered To Jay A pril 1
AP report notes the Yakumo has been ordered to Yokohuka with a lang and transit plan unclear and details fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Yokohuka
Tomorith
National Music League Director Delivers The Feature Address
New York director Harold Milligan opened the eleventh annual North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs session. He explained the league as a clearing house for young artists, noting $190 million yearly in music education spending and the need to provide paid engagements to bridge education and public performance. The league has funded over 1000 engagements in two years, with 700 paid appearances and $90,000 spent to present young talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Vincent Milligan
New York
National Music League
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Milligan
Edgar Stillman Kelley
The
Music Federation
League
Tale
Ths
Music League
San
Philagtt Milligan
Inclu Kahn
Ness Flager
Cla
Felix M
Arti Gena Branscom
Walter Damrogorza
Mme
Leo Johnson
Hupertius Noble
Jenee Tibbett
North Caroli
Jaan
University Glee Club Delights NC Music Club Convention
The University of North Carolina Glee Club of over thirty male voices directed by Paul John Weaver performed before the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs at the convention. They sang spirituals a Scottish drinking song and two songs from Russia, ending with the well received Song of the Volga Boatmen. Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelley praised Weaver and invited the group to the national federation Singing Biennial in Chicago April 18 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
University of North Carolina Glee Club
Paul John Weaver
University
Asheville
Russia
Volga
Glee Club
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Weaver
National Federation
Chicago
Milligan Praises Piedmont as Progressive in South
Harold Vincent Milligan of New York head of the National Music League spoke at the convention and called Piedmont North Carolina the most progressive part of the South. He noted Central Carolina reminded him of the Far West and praised High Point for its wide clean paved streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Vincent Milligan
New York
National Music League
Piedmont North Carolina
Mr. Milligan
Portland
Oregon
Central Carolina
West
United States
High Point
Musical Tea for Peterborough Colony Draws 100 Guests
A Saturday afternoon tea at Mrs Homer T Hudsons Parkway home drew over 100 guests. The Eton College chorus directed by Prof Clair James Welie performed Brahms and Minnetonka songs while violin and vocal numbers entertained. Mrs MacDowell spoke on the Peterborough colony and its aims, noting its freework for young artists. The event raised 2000 for the colony through High Point school music appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer T. Hudson
Parkway
Eton College Chorus
Prof
Clair James Welie
Minnetonka
Bertram Roberson
Flora McDonald
Mac Dowell
William Spicer
Goldsboro
van Noppen
T. Wingate Andrews
Henry A. White
Hybernia
la Verne Hudson
Betsy Durland
Alice McRae Coldwell
Mellise Salisbury
Dorothy Franklin
Annie Robbins
Hazel Shipman
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Plete Retier
London
Nellie
Pe- Amer
Broadway
Capitol Theatre
Eatre
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Sykes, St
Ral
Colfe Street
Clinard Electric Company
Dillon Appliance Company
College Street
High Point Amusement Company
Tennessee Man
Tientsin
TAR Heel
Enterprise Bureau
Interstate Corporation Commission
Herman F. Abels
Abels
Woman's Club
Louis Voorhees
Beden Everhart
Roland Holton
Ben Moore
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