Premier Viviani Visit Sparks White House Peace Talks
Washington April 2 conferences at the White House and State Department intensified debate on peace terms and possible separate peace plans and league of nations changes. Col George Harvey met the President and then Hughes seeking instructions for his Britain mission amid lingering Viviani influence.
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Washington
Viviani
White House
State Department
League of Nations
Priest Leo Jarenty Shot Dead at Wyandotte Home
In Wyandotte Michigan area a priest, Rev Leo Jarenty, rector of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, was killed by a caller. Authorities say a person familiar with the priest's household was implicated. a ring at the door preceded the shooting and the assailants fled by car. Jarenty, born in Neklo Poland in 1876.
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Detroit
Leo Jarenty
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Wyandotte
Here
Father Jarenty
Neklo
Poland
Scouts Meet For City Clean-Up Campaign
The Boy Scouts gathered in the chamber of commerce building to organize a publicity campaign for a clean-up week. They will urge residents to use trash containers and place garbage for easy disposal, notify owners of vacant lots to keep premises clean, and post no-dumping notices. Schould canvass follows to report violations to the police and ensure stables and chicken coops comply with the law, backed by the Woman's Club and local organizations.
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Boy Scouts
Chamber of Commerce
Police Department
Woman's Club
Market Unsteadied By British News
The New York cotton market opened barely steady under British labor news and then fluctuated irregularly with May futures dropping to 11.65, a 24 point decline from the previous close. May 11.68, July 12.23, October 12.75, December 13.02, January 13.81.
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New York
Wine for Chicago Thirsty Must Last
Chicago officials state that about 1.6 million gallons of wine and whiskey must meet medical needs of three million residents annually. The prohibition commissioner explains this equates to about 35 000 pints daily plus one beer per meal by prescription. Drugstores may withdraw whiskey and wine in specified quarterly amounts.
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Chicago
Guilford Seeks 2000 Members for Bank Head Highway Meet
Guilford county aims to enroll 2,000 members for the Bank Head Highway association annual meeting in Greensboro April 18 to 23. The effort seeks strong local votes to secure national road construction interests and avert outvoting by other regions.
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Guilford County
Bank Head Highway Association
Greensboro
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
National Highway Association
Furniture City
Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
Central Carolina Fair Association
Greensboro-High Point Road
J Oliver Bryson to Direct City Community Service
J Oliver Bryson, nationally known song leader, is expected in High Point Monday night to direct the singing for the community service. The board of directors announced the plan at a chamber of commerce meeting with many members sending greetings. Invitations will be sent to churches and Sunday schools to participate in Bryson led song classes once he arrives.
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J. Oliver Bryson
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Bryson
Joseph Cox
Music Committee of Community Service
A. F E. Tate
Willis H. Slane
Joseph D. Cox
W. G. Shipman
C. F. Tomlinson
F. A. Cummings
Frank R. Mc Ninch
Charlotte
High Point Debating Teams Win Triangular Meet
High Point High School defeated Lexington and Reidsville in a tri angular debate prelim to the state finals in Chapel Hill, with Cauble Rabint z and Crisaman McAnally earning wins for the locals. The Lexington Reidsville clash in Lexington produced a two to one verdict for the affirmative. Robert Mathewson drew praise for his closing remarks.
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Lexington
Reidsville
Chapel Hill
Frank Cauble
Willie Rabinowitz
Walter Crisaman
Charles McAnally
High Point
First Presbyterian Church
Leidsville
James Mathewson
J. Allen Austin
Henry Grady Owens
Medal Distribution Continues for World War Vets in NC
A letter from C. M. Bunker, retired US Army lieutenant colonel, says a sufficient force remains in Greensboro to distribute Victory medals despite the Army Recruiting Service ceasing. About 70 000 North Carolinians are eligible. only 12 000 have applied. Vets who have not yet received medals should write to the Victory Medal Officer at Guilford County Courthouse, Greensboro. The Greensboro office will also provide military service information on allotments and war risk insurance.
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High Point
C. M. Bunker
United States Army
Greensboro
Guilford County Court House
McFarland Withdraws From Third Ward Council Race
L. W. McFarland, who earlier announced candidacy for councilman from the third ward, withdraws citing insufficient time to serve. He said he hopes someone else will take his place in the race as soon as possible.
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L. W. McFarland
McFarland
Old Man Suspected of Cracking Safe Near Barbers Junction
STATESVILLE April 2 A man giving the name William Elsworth 75 was arrested by county officers near Barbers Junction charged with blowing up and robbing Hoyt Morrison store in Shiloh township of 200 late Thursday night. Police found a bag with flashlights a revolver skeleton keys pliers and a cooking outfit. He said his home was in Denver but had recently lived in Hagerstown Maryland.
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Statesville
William Elsworth
Barbers Junction
Hoyt Morrison
Shiloh Township
Elsworth
Denver
Col
Hagerstown
Maryland
Governor appoints Col A D Watts as revenue commissioner
Governor Cameron Morrison named Col A D Watts of Statesville as commissioner of revenue under the 1921 act. The post carries a salary of 5500 dollars annually. Watts formerly served as internal revenue collector at Statesville and has long been active in North Carolina Democratic circles.
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Raleigh
Cameron Morrison
Col
A. D. Watts
Statesville
Col. Watts
Internal Revenue
Democratic Party
North Carolina
Diamonds vanish in mail shipment swap case
A Amsterdam diamond broker mailed unset diamonds worth 120000 guilders to his Antwerp brother in registered post. The seals held on delivery but the diamonds were replaced by bicycle ball bearings, a mysterious substitution noted after receipt.
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Amsterdam
Antwerp
Coal Dealers Indicted in Chicago Conspiracy Case
Indictments returned in Chicago allege conspiracy to boycott and blacklist by the Retail Coal bureau Retail Coal merchants and several private detectives.
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Chicago
Retail Coal Bureau
Flight of Carl Hapsburg and bid for restored throne
Budapest reports Carl Hapsburg, deposed emperor since 1915, lingered in luxury at a Lake Geneva chateau, plotting a return with aristocrats and many middle-class supporters. He seeks to reclaim rule as archduke Joseph is also favored by some. Carl claims not to be ex-emperor and continues to press for monarchy.
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Budapest
Carl
Hapsburg
Austria- Hungary
Francis Joseph
Sixtus
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Royal
Lake Geneva
Switzerland
Archduke Joseph
Cart
Carl to Return to Switzerland
Dispatches indicate former Emperor Karl will be escorted to Switzerland by allied officers after officials believe his bid to regain Hungary’s throne has failed. He will receive guard protection en route and Switzerland is expected to extend hospitality with stricter residence limits.
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Paris
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Ari
Hungary
Switzerland
School to Present Comedy Farce Play at Carraway Schoolhouse
The Deacon a five act comedy will be staged at the Carraway schoolhouse west of High Point on Tuesday night April 5. Fourteen characters feature in the cast with special music by Rafe Stanley of Greensboro. Directed by Mrs Mary J M Blair and Miss Lula Spencer teachers. Field note: This Is a Fowl Story. Fremont Ohio April 1 Dan Rooney's son killed all the pigs except one the hen now mothers the piglet chicks refused to be reared.
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Carraway
High Point
Rafe Stanley
Greensboro
Carraway School
Mary J. M. Blair
Lula Spencer
Fremont
Ohio
Dan Rooney
Two Professors Shot. Deaths at Syracuse University
Syracuse University dean J Thurman Wharton of the College of Business Administration was shot and killed by Prof Holmes Beckwith of the College in the administration office of the College of Agriculture before Beckwith killed himself. Becktwith had been unpopular, with petitions asking his removal. Chancellor Gray said Wharton likely died trying to stop Beckwith.
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Syracuse
J Thurman Wharton
College of Business Administration
Syracuse University
Holmes Beckwith
Schoool of Administration
College of Agriculture
Beckwith
Gray
Dean Wharton
Prof
Manila Fire Destroys 3000 Homes Leaves 15000 Homeless
A large blaze in Manila's San Lazaro district last night destroyed about 3000 native houses, rendering roughly 15000 people homeless. Two bodies were recovered from the rubble as investigators assess the cause of the most damaging fire in over two decades.
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Manila
San Lazaro
Mild Weather Forecast for South Atlantic States
Weath er predictions for Monday April 4 show temperatures near or above normal across the South Atlantic states with generally fair conditions. Rain is expected Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Washington
South Atlantic
City Building Permits Lead March Construction Surge
The March permits total 27 with an estimated construction value of 50 958 dollars. Most projects are garages additions and small dwellings with the largest at 8 000 dollars for a bank remodeling by Wachovia. Notable entries include J D Bean 600 dollar addition 112 Tate St Nannie Kilby 1000 dollar Washington St and S R Matthews 4000 dollar Colonial Dr. The list reflects a broad mix of residences and small commercial work across the city.
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A. B. Horney
T. C. Andrews
Mangum Avenue
R. L. Loflin
College Street
J. D. Bean
Tate Street
Nannie Kilby
Washington Street
Messick Moffitt
West Broad Stret
S. R. Matthews
Colonial Drive
W. F. Crouch
Louise Avenue
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Bank
Fred Younts
Montlieu Avenue
W. A. J. Idol
Blair Street
ST . A. Lindsay
Joral Street
W. L. Welborn
Denny Street
N. E. Russell
West Russell Street
S. C. Vincannon
Grimes Street
J. A. Snives
Steel Street
1. Schwartz
Carrick Avenue
Dred Peacock
North Main Street
Raleigh council seals policy on governor press access
Cameron Morrison to be official spokesman for the North Carolina Council of State. A gentleman's agreement directs the governor to address the public through the press, signaling a shift from prior publicity practices. discussion of minor state payroll raises postponed.
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Man Abernethy
Raleigh
Cameron Morrison
Council of State
North Carolina
Frank Parker
Ku K Klux Klan
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
of Georgia
State Insurance Department
W. A. Scott
A. H. Harrison
Wadesboro
Harrison
Ad Club to Organize in Greenville South Carolina
An advertising club linked with the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World will be organized in Greenville in two weeks. The decision followed a meeting of interested business men held yesterday. B C Broyles and George Lowman of the Atlanta club spoke at the gathering.
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Ad Club
Greenville
S. C
Advertising Clubs
B. C. Broyles
George Lowman
Atlanta Club
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