Canterbury and W. O. T. club meet this week
Local clubs schedule afternoon gatherings with hostesses Mrs Forrest Murray and Mrs H A Millis. Garden club meets Tuesday at 10 with Mrs E D Steele. Tea at High Point Country club tomorrow honoring Mrs Orion Russell Hodgin tied to the Nanking disorders.
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Canterbury Club
Forrest Murray
Parkway
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
Ww. O. T
High Point Garden Club
E. D. Steele
East Washington Street
John Robert Myers
Ralph Wilson
Thomasville
High Point Country Club
Orion Russell Hodgin
Salem College welcomes Adelaide McAnally and Virginia Felch
Adelaide McAnally has returned to Salem College. Virginia Felch of Waynesville, also a Salem student, accompanied her. Mr and Mrs F J Flager and children returned home from Hickory after weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs Earl Bynum and Mr and Mrs Clyde Baxter spent yesterday at Reidsville.
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Adelaide McAnally
Salem College
Virginia Felch
Waynesville
Salem
F. J. Flager
Hickory
Earl Bynum
Clyde Baxter
Reidsville
State Dept Talks on Reparations After Nanking Outrages
Report from London notes Britain in contact with Washington and Tokyo over the weekend as the United States considers steps toward reparations for outrages against Americans at Nanking about two weeks ago.
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State Department
Nanking Baout
London
Washington
Tokyo
Nanking
Downing Street
Eugene Chen
Americans and Japanese Fire Upon Chinese in Yangtze Row
Reports from Shanghai to Hankow describe American bluejackets firing on hostile Chinese near Chungking and in Hankow's concession. Four Chinese wounded near Chungking and two Japanese wounded in Hankow as ships move to quell clashes and protect the concession.
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Changhai
Blue Jackets
Chung Kiang
Monocacy
Hankow
Yangtse
Washington
Admiral Williams
China
Navy Department
Tang Seng-Chih
Chungkiang
Manais
Widgeon
Teal
Ichang
el Cano
Shanghat
Tenryu
Fushimi
Toba
Shanghai
Hamakazs
Wankow
Kingiang
Isokaze
Chinkiang
American Chamber of Commerce
Yangtse Valley
Changsha
Hunan
Chungking
Sapiro Testimony Details Co-op Organizing efforts
Sapiro testified about organizing cotton growers across Alabama North Carolina and many other states to form cooperatives. He said a national association could have the power of sale and that local associations in Tennessee resisted such plans. He denied office staff aiding sign ups and noted legal firms worked under his instructions while denying fee splits.
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Sapiro
Raymond
Reed
Alabama
North Carolina
Raleigh
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Louisiana
Missouri
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
Sapiro Libel Case Heads Into Fourth Week
Detroit April 4 Aaron Sapiro faces another week of cross examination in his 1 900 000 libel suit against Henry Ford as defense counsel James A Reed questions him over his work with farmers cooperatives. Ford’s health and potential testimony loom as Ford’s witnesses are prepared while Michigan Retail Merchants discuss Ford stores impact.
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Detroit
Aaron Sapiro
Henry Ford
United States Senate
James A. Reed
Missouri
Ford Defense Counsel
Sapiro
Farmers Co-Operative Association
Dearborn Independent
Dearborn
Ford
Michigan Retail Merchants’ Association
Ford Motor Company
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Ade
Biege
Moffitt’s
North Main St
Sarah Luck
W. E. Luck
G. A. Brown
Sarah Evelyn
Socrety
Ladies’ Aid Society
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Cecil
Ingram’s Barber Shop
North Main and
W. Washington
DIZE
South Main Street
Winston-Salem
Compost
Waseufacturer
Perasacs
IOA
KAY Manufacturing Company
Dip
Warren Street
Brooklyn, N.Y
Dalton - Johnson
Thones
Beavans’ Daily Store News
the Ladies’ Store
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