High Point Enterprise staff and masthead excerpt
A fragment from the High Point Enterprise shows the staff roles including J P Rawley general manager G M Waynick editor Worth Bacon city editor and Advi with department listings and publication notices. It cites Associated Press use and post office classification with addresses for national advertising reps in New York Chicago and other locations.
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J. P. Rawley
G. M. Waynick
Worth Bacon
Geo. B. Crater
Advi
Associated Press
High Point
Blocs rule America and other notes from 1925 readers
William Allen White says blocs rule America while Raleigh Times complains about too few direction signs on state roads. Reports mention Periopthalmus schloserii as eye winker in Greek. The Stewarts seek more time to appeal. Tom P. Jimison faces arrest and road sentence amid a planned newspaper venture. Bus lines disagree on schedules. a drawn- allotment seems proposed.
Raleigh Times Notes Move on Automobile Bureau Leadership
Commissioner Doughton places the automobile license bureau under W. S. Moye as field superintendent. The Raleigh Times reports Moye previously led Revenue Department efforts and politics, praising the bureau's organization and efficiency while noting co-operation with the automobile organizations and anticipated strong license sales this year.
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Doughton
Automobile License Bureau
Tram
Everew
W.S. Moye
Raleigh Times
Move
Department of Revenue
Gouvernor MclLean
Waiie
Vir
Sifoetonleinfa
Hall Clibs Amd
Beeret
Everett
Doughton Hag
Bureau
Chapman Denounces Wrong Man Condemned for Murder
ERALD CHAPMAN, condemned to hang, argued the verdict blamed the wrong man. Witnesses linked him to the fatal shot and a police kill, while experts questioned the proof. He admits leading criminal bands, yet the state relied on evidence and law, not his reputation.
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Erald Chapman
Chapman
New Britain
Shean
Underworld
Connecticut
Correction issued over misnamed cooperative in State
In a state page reference a cooperative marketing dispute involving W. M. Person of Franklin County was misidentified as a cotton association matter. The North Carolina Cotton Growers' Cooperative Association and Mr Blalock corrected the error saying 87,000 farmers are in the cooperative, and apologized for confusing tobacco with cotton. Both groups support cooperative marketing, and the paper regrets the swap of tobacco for cotton in its prior reference.
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W. M. Person
Franklin County
Cotton” Association
North Carolina Cotton Growers’ Cooperative Association
Blalock
Person
Stone Mountain Memorial Truths and Perishable Memory
The author argues Stone Mountain cannot sustain the memory of the old south or the Confederate tradition. Even as the memorial advances, the memory must live in hearts and letters, not in granite. The piece reflects on civilization, race, and enduring cultural memory.
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Nobods
Tyr
Stone Mountain
Wen
Memorial to the South Erected by Unknown Builder
A lasting memorial in the South, likely completed by Gutzon Borglum or a similar figure, has already been erected, marking a significant commemorative effort.
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Gutzon Borglum
Women threaten to scalp candidates in state races
The article depicts women planning to challenge top state contenders over recent legislative votes, promising a questionnaire approach akin to labor unions. It notes male politicians’ skepticism, outlines potential campaigns and policy hints, and mentions Governor McLean and other officials shaping political signals for the coming year.
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General Assembly
Commonwealth
North Carolina
YeLean
Everett
Darwin
Brother Poole
McLean
George Ross Pow
Sam Dbusbee
Pow
Rane
Cal
A. Od. Watts Fou
Ds Toohking
Evangelistic Club To Hold Services At West End Church
Evangelistic leader Rev Al Haggard will conduct morning revival at West End Baptist Church with singer and party arriving to assist Rev H O Miller in leading services starting tomorrow at 7 AM in High Point.
Mr. Grimm to Preach for Christians Here
Professor at Atlantic Christian College Wil son will preach two sermons for the Disciples church tomorrow morning at 11 o clock and tomorrow night at 9 o clock. He is described as a good speaker and strong preacher. Public invited to hear him at the Masonic temple on North Main street.
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KF. OF. Grimim
Atlantic Christian College
Wilson
Ducal Christian (Disciples
Grind
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
Krown Elected BERDEN April de Otto Brana
Otto Brana, the specialist candidate for president, was elected leader after Sunday’s election. Berden and Prussia are mentioned in association with the results. The report notes the political shift and Brana’s new role following the vote.
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Berden
Otto Brana
Secialise
Putes
Prussia
North Carolina Sunday School Holds State Convention in Greensboro
Sunday school workers from all denominations across the state plan to attend the annual State Sunday School convention in Greensboro from April 28 to 30. D. W. Sims reports eight counties organized into County Sunday School associations with many delegates expected. The entertainment committee, chaired by FE. D. Yost, has arranged lodging and breakfast, and special departmental conferences will be led by an out-of-state specialist with state support.
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Greensboro
D. W. Sims
Raleigh
North Carolina Sunday School Association
Do W. Sims
FE. D. Yost
Greensberg
Lexington concerns gain charter for several firms in North Carolina
Certificates of incorporation issued by the secretary of state list firms including Hunt-Moffitt Co in Lexington with 60000 capital and 60000 subscribed by local Hunts and Moffitts. The Conine Club Inc in Williamston. A and B Coach Line Inc in Asheville with 30000 authorized and 300 subscribed. Vogler's Ambulance Service Inc and Frank Vogler and Sons Inc in Winston-Salem with substantial capital stocks. incorporators span Lexington to Winston-Salem, reflecting regional business expansion.
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Raleigh
Hunt-Moffitt Co
Lexington
C. A
Maggie L. Hunt
J. W
May T. Moffitt
Conine Club, Inc
Williamston
Wf. Morton
Leon E. Stalls
John 8. Cook
W. Ix. Parker
A. and
B. Coach Line, Inc
Asheville
G. E. Luter
W. L. Massie
R. L. Sessoms
Vogler
EF. E
W. N. Vogler
Camilla
Edith Vogler
Winston-Salem
Frank
Quieter Cotton Goods Market Signals Price Decline
New York marked a quieter cotton goods market this week with renewed talk of curtailing production. Mills report comfortable 60 day forward demand, yet lack of forward business and weaker spot demand push prices down 1 to 4 pence per yard on print cloths sheetings and some convertibles.
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New York
Leto Invatty
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens Amid Flat Forecast
In New Orleans on April, cotton prices opened weaker with early trades showing six point gains in dresses before slipping. Prices slid to 24.34 by July and remained below yesterday’s chase prices as the market steadied with dry, fair weather outlooks.
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New Orleans
Corton
Bus Lines Seek Unified Charlotte Greensboro Schedules
Raleigh April 3 Representatives of bus lines operating between Charlotte and Greensboro appeared before the corporation commission today to discuss agreed schedules. No definite decisions were reached, but several points were discussed and R O Self, chief clerk to the commission, said agreements were likely.
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Raleigh
Charlotte
Greensboro
Corporation Commission
R. O O. Self
Murder Charged in Warsaw Escort Shooting Case
Warsaw April 3 The minister of the interior said police Sergeant Nag Muraszko would be tried for murder for shooting two agitators while they were being taken to the Russian border for exchange. He also said officials at stoplee and the police escort chief were suspended for allowing unauthorized persons to enter the transport.
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Warsaw
Minister of the Interior
Nag Muraszko
Ile
Stoplee
Price Movement In Stocks Lowers Market Tone
New York April 4 reactionary price moves dominated this week in stocks and commodities. The week saw a near one and a half billion dollar shrinkage in quoted values from recently high levels as early declines gave way to irregular recoveries. Wheat May futures fell below 1.40 a bushel with corn and other grains following signals from wheat.
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New York
Dodge Brothers
John D. Ryan
Avzconta Copper Company
Wilson and Company
Preferred
Wealthy New York widow weds young English clergyman's son
In New York on April 3 the 38 year old widow of Willard D Straight married Leonard Knight Elmhirst 32 son of an English clergyman. The couple met through shared interests in internationalism sociology and education and wed at the Bride's Long Island estate shortly after the engagement was announced. The bride had donated to Cornell and supported causes including prisoner amnesty and Sacco and Vanzetti. Elmhirst had worked in India with Rabindranath Tagore and taught agriculture at an International University near Calcutta.
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New York
Willard D. Straight
Leonard Knight Elmhirst
Mr. Elmhirst
Old Westbury
Long Island
Cornell
Straight
University Cosmopolitan Club
Elmhirst
Cornell Agricultural School
India
Rabindranath Tagore
International University
Tagore
Calcutta
Fort Leavenworth
Sacco
Vanzetti
Massachsetts
Elmlhirst
William C. Whitney
Cleveland
Navy
Oliver Hazard Payne
Standard Oil
Sermon Teaches All Must Face Judgment of God
A South Main Methodist pastor, W. B. Davis, told revival listeners last night that every person must give an account before God. He weighed King Belshazzar against the balance and said worldliness and idolatry barred entry to God's kingdom. He announced topics for tonight and tomorrow: Losing Out With God, Knock at the Door, and Everlasting Punishment. An error misprinted causes of a penitent soul instead of evidences.
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W. B. Davis
South Main Methodist Church
Belshazrar
Quietly He Faces End Of Trial And Fate Of Chapman
Gerald Chapman, labeled a superbandit, faced a death verdict after a police trap at a Davidson and Leventhal department store. He claimed jurors condemned him for past crimes, not the murder, as three officers cornered him following two safes being blown.
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Davidson
Leventhal
Grohl
Gerald Chapman
Grain prices rise in Chicago after wavering start
Chicago grain futures moved higher today with wheat leading as commission houses bought and distressed holders avoided new sales. Liverpool quotes failed to mirror yesterday's price drop, while Chicago opened little changed to slightly lower before a rapid rise. Corn and oats followed with gains as market activity intensified.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Atlantic
Wall Street Opens With Slight Gains Amid Active Stocks
The New York market started with modest advances led by solid demand for key names. Radio Corporation and OS Cast Iron Pipe preferred posted higher points while Countral Leather preferred and American Woot enoogamd Mack Track showed fractional gains as trading began.
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Wall Street
New York
Radio Corporation
Boushall Enters Libel Suit For $100,000 Against News Paper
Raleigh April 4 John H. Boushall filed a libel suit seeking 100000 dollars in actual and punitive damages against the Raleigh News and Observer George A. Norwood president of the Tri States Tobacco Growers Cooperative association BR AL Arnold president of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Columbia S C the Tri State Tobacco Growers Cooperative association and the North Carolina Agricultural Credits Corporation.
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Raleigh
John H. Boushall
Raleigh News and Observer
George A. Norwood
Tri-States Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
BR. AL Arnold
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Columbia
S. C
Tri-State Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
North Carolina Agricultural Credits Corporation
Condition Weeks Shows Improvement
Secretary Weeks ill with cerebral thrombosis slept soundly and did not require a morning visit from doctors. He is rapidly regaining use of left hand fingers after a slight stroke on Wednesday. Lady Asver’s parliamentary outburst signals a need for rest from duties.
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Washington
Weeks
Revival Opens at West End Baptist Church Tent
The West End Baptist church under Rev. H. O. Miller opens a revival in a tent on Ennis Street near the church. A mass meeting is set for 3 p.m. today followed by a 7:15 p.m. service. The Haggard evangelistic party, led by Rev. A. A. Haggard with his wife and staff, will conduct the revival which aims to draw attendees from churches not currently holding meetings.
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West End
O. F. Barnes
Delegation to White House for Mecklenburg Celebration
A Mecklen burg Pageant Association delegation will be received at the White House on April 13. Formal invitation will be extended to President Coolidge to attend the Mecklenburg celebration, as announced today in Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Mecklenburg
White House
Coolidge
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